no, tomorrow, we flew to gibraltar. it has been an ethic journey flew to gibraltar.or most of flew to gibraltar. it has been an ethic journey for most of the fans. 100,000 approximately british fans here in spain. what was your trip over like because it has been difficult for a lot of people?‘ over like because it has been difficult for a lot of people? a lot of people got here whatever way they could. we are fortunate to be flying back to liverpool today. people were getting here whichever way they could just be here. getting here whichever way they couldjust be here. 20,000 getting here whichever way they could just be here. 20,000 who did not have tickets, you were one of the lucky ones. it was fantastic inside the stadium. i was so fortunate to get a ticket in the first place so i am made up. amazing memories to take back. everyone now looking forward to the victory parade through the streets of liverpool later today, an open top bus. the team have been treating, liverpool, they are waiting to greet thousands of fans who will be on the street to welcome them. it

leaving them top, gibraltar are bottom.y to belarus tonight and need to rack up the points as they play germany and the netherlands in the autumn. we work off the assumption that the other two, the big nations won't drop points against estonia and belarus and that will mean that we also won't drop points. it takes us into the group of three. that means we have huge games look forward to. that is the task was set the place in march. we are one game away from putting ourselves in a strong position. scotland's position improved after their win over cyprus on saturday in what was manager steve clarke's first in charge. they're third but face a tough trip to play belgium. and wales, also third, play leaders hungary in budapest. there will be 3,000 seats shut off after the hosts were punished by uefa for racist chanting during a game earlier this year. i've talked about before about sanctions on racism are not strong enough. they should be stronger. but for me, yeah, it is all about concentrating on the game really. i've got enou

they're five points behind the leaders ireland who laboured to a 2—0 win over gibraltar in dublin.ica's hopes of making the knockout stage look even more remote after rain ruined their match against west indies in southampton on monday. south africa were asked to bat after west indies won the toss, and lost their first wicket in the 3rd over. hashim amla caught by chris gayle off the bowling of sheldon cottrell for just 6. aiden markram didn't last too much longer — caught behind by shai hope. he went for 5 — and another wicket for cottrell. south africa were in trouble on 29 for two when the rain came. no more play was possible and the match was finally abandoned with "no result". it means south africa, who lost their first three games, only have one point from four matches. their prospects of reaching the semi—finals, now looking as bleak as the weather. as simple as we have not been in this position because we have not played our best cricket so we do not deserve to be anywhere close to the top. but it is clear for us as a tea m top. but it is clear for us as a team that we need

they built gibraltar 2—0.rlands in the autumn. we work off the assumption that the other two, the big nations won't drop points against estonia and belarus and that will mean that we also won't drop points. it takes as long in the group of three. that means we have huge games look forward to. that is the task was set the place in march. we are one game away from putting ourselves in a strong position. scotland's position improved after their win over cyprus on saturday in what was manager steve clarke's first in charge. they're third but face a tough trip to play belgium. and wales, also third, play leaders hungary in budapest. there will be three thousand seats shut off after the hosts were punished by uefa for racist chanting during a game earlier this year. -- 3000. i've talked about before about sanctions on racism are not strong enough. they should be stronger. but for me, yeah, it is all about concentrating on the game really. i've got enough to worry about with the game and winning this game. but, yeah,

the republic of ireland welcomed gibraltar to the year 2020 call fire hoping for a far more comfort booksone happens or when but manager nick mccarthy insists they won't be looking to put ona insists they won't be looking to put on a show in dublin. we should be winning three, four, five. we need to play the game and sever that ta kes to play the game and sever that takes us. but take nothing for granted. supporters can presume it might be an easy game but as players, you can never do that because as players everybody knows football is a crazy game and you do not want to be the team to speed. the captain shamus: there. before we go, some history for you. with england and scotland's world cup campaign under way, it's a good time to remind you that the women's world cup only became an officially recognised contest in the 19905. before then, women played in unofficial teams at makeshift tournaments. the bbc‘s jayne mccubbin has been to meet some of the 1971 england squad, who went from playing in a field in luton to a packed stadium in mexico. long before today's champions, there were the tr

the blaze broke out near gibraltar in the southern part of the country.injuries have been reported but officials recommend that people nearby keep windows closed and stay inside. here in germany, prosecutors have brought charges against eight members of a suspected right-wing terror group. the suspects poorly planned terror attacks but wanted to treat police by making the crimes look like the work of far left anarchists. reporter: christian k, the alleged leader of the protest movement, he and seven others stand accused of planning violent attacks in berlin last year. they allegedly planted details through an encrypted online chat. the group is also accused of raising funds and making a list of weapons they plan to acquire. but when their homes were searched, no weapons were found. according to media reports, members admitted to interrogators that they plan to do more than fire warning shots. they were planning a murder. german authorities warned that extreme right wing groups are gaining new momentum. >> attacks are very simplistic. there is no complex p

plant on the southern tip of spain plumes of black smoke been seen billowing from a factory near gibraltar because of the fires so far no people have been evacuated from nearby homes and roads in the area are closed no injuries to so far been reported. australian public broadcaster a.b.c. is suing the police after a raid on its sydney headquarters offices seized documents detailing alleged war crimes by a stolen soldiers in afghanistan a.b.c. wants the files back saying basic rights were violated a.b.c.'s asking the court for a declaration that the warrens was invalid and several technical grounds that underlined the fundamental importance of investigative journalism and protection of confidential sources the so-called afghan files leaks last year by former military lawyer david mcbride detail crimes such as the killing of unarmed men and children accord hearing over the raids is expected next month police are defending the raid on the grounds of national security this warrant relates to the alleged publishing of information classified as an official secrets which is an extremely serious m

have evacuated homes and closed roads around the petro chemical plant fire the blaze broke out near gibraltar in the southern part of the country no injuries have been reported but officials have recommended that people nearby despite the heat keep windows closed and stay inside here in germany prosecutors have brought charges against 8 members of a suspected extreme right wing terror group called it revolution the 8 are accused of forming in the legal operation in the planning deadly attacks and according to german media reports the alleged terrorists hoped to make the attacks look as though they had been carried out by the extreme left. christian kay the alleged ringleader of the revolution cam that's protest movement he and 7 others stand accused of planning violent attacks in berlin on german unification day last year. they allegedly planned the details through an encrypted online chat the group is also accused of raising funds and making a list of weapons they plan to acquire but when their homes were searched no weapons were found. according to media reports members admitted to interrog

petro chemical plant on the southern tip of spain black smoke billowing across the factory near gibraltar people been evacuated from nearby homes and roads in the area closed the authorities say they have no information on the chemical composition of the fire but have now added this in their opinion no reason to believe it's toxic plant own estates no injuries have been reported we'll bring you any developments when they come in. facebook's head of communications has spoken out to dispel the rumor the kremlin had a hand in briggs it nick clegg formally served as the u.k.'s deputy prime minister so the full analysis of the social media giant state uncovered no evidence russia had meddled in the campaign in 2016 do but he has a story. the narrative in the mainstream media has been crystal clear over the last few years the twists the turns of bragg's it's the tribulations of the ultimately votes have been played on many things but what keeps we're hearing high time again russian it's a fear. the idea that the majority of brits could actually vote to leave the e.u. in the referendum 3 years a

gibraltar, a tiny area, but going to have legislation. countries across the world. i think there is a movement, a movement growing. butjust having the kind of governance around it, it's not enough. it has to flow through to the day—to—day decisions that decision—makers are making all the time. roman, how about you? one word that makes me optimistic, and it's this word: death. that human beings die. we will all die, but we all want to leave a legacy, which is the other important word, apart from death. we want to find ways of being remembered well by future generations. we have a choice about the kind of legacies we want to leave. we can leave an egoistic legacy and get a wing of the national gallery named after us, which is what the sort of russian oligarchs want in terms of legacy. we can have a familial legacy which we all feel when you have children and you want to leave things to your own progeny. but i think we can also make a step from there to a kind of sense of transcendent legacy, that we want to be remembered well by all future

ireland stay on top of group d but they had a frustrating night against gibraltar in dublin.lected in offjoseph chipolina. that went down as an own goal, and ireland had to wait until stoppage time right at the end for robbie brady to grab a second. elsewhere, in one of the big games of the night spain beat sweden three nil to keep up their 100 per cent record in group f. mikel 0yarzabal scored the third on his competitive debut for spain. northern ireland, scotland and wales all have qualifiers tomorrow. northern ireland have won their first three so far. michael 0'neill‘s men are away to belarus and need to rack up the points as they play germany and the netherlands in the autumn... we will cover the assumption that it drops against belarus and we have also, it takes us a while and we have a huge game to look forward to and that is the task list at the players up for and we put ourselves up players up for and we put ourselves up in players up for and we put ourselves upina players up for and we put ourselves up in a strong position. scotland have a difficult task, away to b

spain after a large fire broke out spewing thick black smoke above the town of central can near gibraltar one person has been treated for smoke inhalation residents have been warned to stay indoors with the windows closed because authorities don't yet know the chemical composition of the smoke the cause of the fire is not yet known french authorities are working on safety measures ahead of a europe wide heatwave to avoid a repeat of the summer of 2003 when thousands died from weather related causes the alert level in paris has been raised to orange as temperatures in the city have climbed higher than 30 degrees celsius cool rooms have been set up to help the elderly and charity organizations have started patrols providing water to homeless people nearly 15000 people died during the 2003 summer in france forcing supermarkets to be used as more trees. well the un says the world is on course for a climate apartheid where the rich buy their way out of the effects of global warming while the poor bear the brunt in a new report that says corporations cannot be relied on to look after the poor i

spain after a large fire broke out spewing thick black smoke above the town of san roque in near gibraltarone person has been treated for smoke inhalation residents have been want to stay indoors with the windows closed as authorities don't yet know the chemical composition of the slopes the cause of the fire is as yet unknown that is it from london i'll have more news from the broadcast center in just under 15 minutes time now though let's go back to martin in doha thank you very much barbara now to cambodia where police have charged 7 people for saturday's building collapse in which at least 28 died prime minister whom send visited the sighted sihanoukville on monday as search teams continue to look for trapped construction workers the unfinished 7 story building was part of a recent rush of chinese investment in the area the un special rapporteur ter for human rights young lead says the 1000000 man army may be committing gross human rights abuses under the cover of a media blackout phone coverage is being blocked in 9 townships in russia kind and chin states and there's no access to the

republic of ireland started their campaign strongly, in action against gibraltar, 1—0 up. their cricket world cup game was abandoned earlier. only 7.5 overs we re abandoned earlier. only 7.5 overs were bowled. two early wickets were taken. south africa were 21—2 when the game was stopped for rain. the game was eventually called off. better news from the england cap —— england camp where jos better news from the england cap —— england camp wherejos buttler is responding well to treatment for injury. he did not take to the field on saturday against bangladesh. he will be reassessed later this week. ferrari are appealing the penalty handed to sebastian vettel that saw him demoted from first to second at the canadian grand prix. lewis hamilton and sebastian vettel were fighting for the lead for most of the race. the steward said this was u nsafe the race. the steward said this was unsafe and docked there till five seconds. the adjournment was not best pleased with that decision. and nico rosberg, a former mercedes driver, said he believes it was a fair decision. my father said

that leaves them top of their qualifying group and gibraltar bottom. three from three after beating estonia on saturday. they are away to belarus later and need to rack up the points as they play germany and the netherlands in the autumn. we work off the assumption that the other two, the big nations won't drop points against estonia and belarus and that will mean that we also won't drop points. it takes as long in the group of three. that means we have huge games look forward to. that is the task was set the place in march. we are one game away from putting ourselves in a strong position. scotland's position improved after their win over cyprus on saturday in what was manager steve clarke's first in charge. they are third but face a tough trip to play belgium. and wales, also third, play leaders hungary in budapest. there will be 3,000 seats shut off after the hosts were punished by uefa for racist chanting during a game earlier this year. golf now, and the third major of the year gets under way this week, the us open, with tiger woods chasing the tit

you cannot take out eu citizens‘ rights and gibraltar, it‘s not going to happen.the bill that came off it are dead. they have been tested to destruction. parliament will not vote for them. what we have to do now is to give certainty to businesses and citizens, and we have to respect our democracy by making sure we leave at the end of october. i understand. it is my view, and obviously the eu will have their views on this. exactly. they‘ve got to agree. they will not reopen anything and not let you cherry pick. they will not reopen anything. they will not let you cherry pick. it is my view, as elected politicians themselves, will wa nt to ta ke elected politicians themselves, will want to take steps that are in the interests of their citizens as well as our citizens. cherry picking is not allowed. that is what it said but this is in negotiation. there is no more negotiation. there is, all your viewers will know that in a negotiation, when you are prepared to walk away, people come back to the table to see what can be scraped out of that deal, and what can be implem

we could do super laterally and things we could pass to the house of commons, sensible things on gibraltarll expect us to pay the £39 billion. do you acce pt us to pay the £39 billion. do you a cce pt we us to pay the £39 billion. do you accept we have to pay some of it? it's important that as the uk's negotiator we should retain creative ambiguity about the money until such time, until such time as we get a resolution. what does that say about britain if we commit to something and we are legally obliged to pay at least part of it, what does it say if you leave that ambiguity? it says this is a country that is determined to conduct itself in accordance with the tradition of eu negotiations because... laughter i have never known an eu negotiation that did not climax with the financial settlement. one of the most eccentric features of art negotiating style in the last three yea rs negotiating style in the last three years is that we decided to anticipate that. we put the money across the line first and you raise an important point, one of the earliest things against which i protested in cabi

have evacuated homes and closed roads around a petro chemical plant fire the blaze broke out near gibraltar in the southern part of the country no injuries have been reported but officials have recommended that people nearby keep windows closed and stay inside. space x. has launched its falcon heavy rocket from florida carrying $24.00 research satellites into orbit on its most complicated mission so far the satellites include an atomic clock plus a solar sail the 1st spacecraft and it's all but to be propelled solely by sunlight . today jared commissioner u.s. president trumps son in law presented his blueprint for constructing peace between palestinians and israelis a $50000000000.00 project that's missing 2 important elements israelis were not invited today and the palestinians they refused to attend saying the u.s. with trump as president is a bankrupt broker tonight trumps world of transactions will investing money result in a dividend of peace i'm heard often berlin this is the day. the plan would invest about $50000000000.00 in the region i can understand. the palestinians before they