last night, gibraltar lost to scotland . two gibraltar lost to scotland. two nil.d cup begins for england today . they play for england today. they play scotland, which is going to be in barbados. but the thing is, the thing runs for ages because there's five teams in each group and then you'll get to the super eights and then anyway, it goes on for ages. so it's only really towards the end of the month is when we've got to start getting excited. but we are the holders, so the t20, they play scotland today and that gets underway in barbados, in bridgetown. >> now here's something you will never have seen. this is a cat playing golf. >> this is isabel's okay. this is just would you like to explain this? >> well it's just my contribution to sport. i was just you know, spooling through the internet, and i sent it to you . you. >> okay, well, let's have a look, shall we? shall we have a look? this is there. >> you go. >> you go. >> look at that kitten . >> look at that kitten. >> look at that kitten. >> that's very annoying, isn't it? and here's the cutest thing i've e

tonight, scotland take on gibraltar in the first of two warm up games.em in the world rankings. so with that in mind, scotland head coach steve clarke will use tonight's game to give some game time to some players. he'll of course still be after a morale—boosting win. for me, it's just a chance for some minutes on the pitch for some players, maybe a slightly unfamiliar line—up in terms of people starting the game. still got one or two, not injury doubts, but people coming back from a longer—term injury. so we're careful to manage minutes and it's one of them. it's just a little balancing act to make sure that we get a good performance and hopefully a good result. we need to sort of get back to ourselves, priding ourselves on clean sheets and doing everything we can to win games. so that's certainly been a message this week, but to obviously come out here and play against gibraltar, it's going to be be a good game for us. we don't underestimate anybody. and we've got a strong performance, full of energy. and yeah, lay our stakes down to be in the manager'

as we mentioned scotland are playing gibraltar in portugal. after the daming news that forward lyndon dykes will not play at the euros after injuring his ankle landing in training. and they've missed him so far this evening. despite creating a number of chances, it took scotland until the 58th minute for ryan christie to find a way past the team 203rd in the world so they lead i—o. scotland will host finland on friday. they then open the tournament against hosts germany on the 14th ofjune. in the women's game, beth mead says european champions england "have a target on their back" as they hope to turn their euro 2025 qualifying campaign around. the lionesses have had a mixed start to their qualifiers and currently sit third in their group behind france and sweden. they play france tomorrow night who they lost to on friday. every day, everyone is fighting for them positions and we want to prove to me you know, things don't always go right, that is football. so we've got a target on our back since winning the euros, but we have enough quality in

of the ships' captain was learned from secret messages only after passing through the strait of gibraltarmade 183 voyages to cuba and back. moscow then claimed that the sailors were delivering potatoes, oil, tractors and combines. as a result of a secret operation , the flight time of soviet medium-range missiles the range of the p-12 from the province of saguala granda to the united states was exactly a minute. khrushchev tightens his demands in his letter. must end the blockade of the island and remove missiles from turkey. on the same day, the soviet military shoots down an american yu2 reconnaissance plane over cuba, killing the pilot. it's right. soviet on the night of october 27-28, sixty-two , secret negotiations take place between us secretary of justice robert kennedy and us ambassador vyacheslav dobrynin. moscow and washington reach a soviet compromise. in any case, it will not be possible to avoid responsibility for allowing kiev to attack russian territory with american weapons, the russian government said. no, what we 've done is we've given ukrainian troops the ability to fi

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in other games, scotland defeated gibraltar 2.0. croatia beat macedonia 3-0. albania won liechtenstein with the same result. tonight, seven games will be held, in the most important matches from 22:15 portugal will face finland and from 22:30 minutes, italy will face turkey . the french open tennis continued to the quarter-finals with saud zorev and djokovic. in the round of 16 of the french open, known as ralangaros , novak djokovic, the number one tennis player in the world , faced francisco serangola from argentina, and at the end of the round, he defeated his opponent 3/2 and advanced to the quarterfinals. djokovic, who was treated by a doctor at the beginning of this match due to knee pain. bode announced in the press conference after the game that i have a slight problem with my knee for a few weeks and that's why i don't know if i will play in the next stage or not. in another important match of this stage, alexander zoro from germany and the fourth man in the world of tennis. defeated the dane and entered the top eight tennis players for the sixth time

in other games, scotland defeated gibraltar 2.0. croatia defeated macedonia 3.0. the worst with the same result. seven matches will be held tonight, in the most important matches from 22nd and 15th. portugal will face finland at 22:30 minutes and italy will face turkey at 22:30 . and there is also news from the french open tennis, which was followed to the quarter-finals with saud zorev and djokovic . in the continuation of the round of 16 of the french open , moussoon to roulangaros, novak djokovic, the number one tennis player in the world, faced francisco serandolo from argentina, and at the end of 3 2/ he defeated his opponent and advanced to the quarter final stage djokovic at the beginning of this game due to knee pain. in the press conference after the game, the doctor announced that i had a slight problem with my knee for a few weeks and that's why i don't know if i will play in the next stage or not. in another important game of this stage, alexander zorev from germany, man no. the world's number four tennis player defeated denmark's holger rooney in a ma

in the other game last night , wales against its host gibraltar was stopped with a scoreless draw. these games continue tonight, in the most important matches, england will play iceland, germany will play against greece, poland and ukraine and russia and belarus are at odds. the european nations cup will start next friday, hosted by germany. the camp of the national weightlifting team is being hosted by kish island while the olympic representatives are preparing for the summer games in paris. the national weightlifters are preparing themselves for the world competitions. the conditions of the camp are really good , both in terms of food and in terms of food and everything. the competitions we have ahead of us are a thai indoor games competition and two world championships. i have a bahraini letter in tower 9 the weight category of 89 kilos will be held. currently , we are preparing ourselves for the youth world championships in spain and also for the adult championships in bahrain. the opponents are training now, by god, they are very famous and powerful , talkhadze sahab, ye rozme

in the other game, wales against its host gibraltar with the goalless draw was stopped. these games continue tonight. in the most important matches, england will play against iceland, germany will play against greece, and poland will play against ukraine. the european nations cup will start next friday, hosted by germany. thank you for joining us . foreign tourists to the country in april and may this year increased by 36 compared to the same period last year. the director general of marketing and tourism development of the ministry of cultural heritage said that 6 million foreign tourists traveled to iran in 1402 , which is a 50% increase compared to 1401. 55 historical shiite pieces belonging to iran was handed over to the consulate general of our country in turkey to be returned. these historical objects related to the sasanian period were illegally taken out of iran. the return of antique and historical objects of iran to the museums of our country. these precious objects belong to the thousand-year history of our country, which were brought to turkey illegally. he h

in the other game last night, wales was held to a goalless draw against its host, gibraltar. these games continue tonight , in the most important matches, england will play against iceland, germany will play against greece, poland will play against ukraine, and russia will play against belarus. european nations cup from friday the future will start with the hosting of germany. with one week left until the start of euro 2024, we have a review to the end. the news about this competition is racism, the bane of life. the first thing about the german national team is that nagelsmann took the captain's armband from neuer and said gundoghan kimmish and müller are the captains of my team in this competition. the reporter sat down. people of color what do you think? kimishm messed up and condemned this racist move. this is literally racist. this issue should not be in the national team come up everyone is allowed to grow in football and football always. it unites people of different colors and religions. the pressure is not on us. the former italian football star said that national te

through gibraltar and the vanity canal almost 13,000.on tons of cargo were transported along the northern sea route. thanks to this project, energy consumers in asia will have access to the richest resources of the arctic shelf and siberia. let me remind you that today we are in the arctic. history, our culture and the internal state of society, real development is very important, that it’s effective for us to work in our society, which is not true, but of course it is. in terms of purchasing power parity, we have already surpassed japan, we have become the fourth economy in the world, and we are not going to stop; for this , domestic business needs stability, including tax stability. the minister of finance once again reminded the heads of the company that, yes, the tax system is changing, but the government will not put everything in a box; the 5% income tax received will be directed to the most important sectors for the entire country. the most important thing is that it is not that the budget builds these sectors, the main thing is t

in other games, scotland beat gibraltar 2/0, croatia beat north macedonia 3-0, albania beat liechtenstein with the same result. seven games will be played tonight, which is the most important. european teams will face each other from 22:15 minutes portugal and finland and from 22:30 minutes italy and turkey. themselves for the competitions of the european nations cup, which will start on june 25. they start preparing. below is a review of some other news. the deaf futsal team of our country continued the group round competition of the under-21 world championship in kazakhstan a few minutes ago. he went to uzbekistan. sanae's students won in the previous three games against the teams of azerbaijan, brazil and thailand. naushad alamian is the only representative of our country's table tennis in international competitions in zagreb. he has been standing in front of the representative of serbia for an hour. badamd national freestyle wrestling team today, he became an athlete from hungary to participate in the community competition with 8. these competitions will be held on june 17 and 18 in b

we also have the executive director -- mary is based in gibraltar but us. a degree in social sciences or academic bacn telecom. rtups and strategy, development and launched innovative technology divined for large-scale coordination in solving global challenges. lastly the head marketing communications -- she focuses on fostering and growing the final point community and promoting the growth of web three. with an open source research development and pl and f inalcoin among others. she transition to the web three space after more than a decade and finance. was recently the strategicdirector of communications for cta. welcome these great folks we have for the panel. [applause] i said, we have all of potential take on decentralized web technology. richard you have been strategizing and thinking about decentralized systems for a decade now. could you give us an overview of this technology do i need to be closer or is this good? i got involved in dsystems when the term originated. stepping back -- i am calling this the tao ofibution. you probably know the symbol

wales earlier drew with gibraltar in portugal.ed negative consequences", but none of the 19 other clubs backed the proposal. 1a were needed in order for it to be scrapped. defending champion iga swiatek is once again through to the french open women's final, where she will play jasmine paolini on saturday. swiatek beat coco gauff despite the american saving three match points in the second set. the world number one eventually closed out victory 6—2, 6—4. she could join monica seles and justine henin as the only women to win three straight french open women's titles during the open era. i don't think there is one thing but i don't think there is one thing but i think i was pretty intense and putting pressure on coco. and even though i got broken at the beginning of the second set, i knew that i can come back quickly and i got my level of intensity a little bit higher to do that. and i think most things in my game work today so i'm proud of myself. swiatek will face i2th—seed jasmine paolini in saturday's final. the italian beat uns

we also have the executive director -- mary is in gibraltar but is here joining us.es or acad background but has over 20 years of leadership in telecom. she advises numerous startups and strategy, development, and launched innovative technology divined for large-scale coordination in solving global and lastly the head marketing communications -- she focuses on fostering and growing the fin pg the growth of w tshe works withe projects include ipff and f ■pinalcoin among others. she transition to the web three space after more than a decade and finance. was recently the strategic director of communications for cta. welcome these great folks we have for the pelas i said, we hs interesting potential take on decentralized web technology. richard you have been strategizing and thinking about decentralized systems for a decade now. could you give usology space? richard: do i need to be closer or is this good? i gosystems when the term stepping back -- i am calling this the tao distribution. you probably know the tao symbol on the bottom left blend and contain one another. b

captains learned their destination from secret envelopes only after passing through the strait of gibraltar85 ships made 183 voyages to and from cuba. moscow then claimed that the sailors were delivering potatoes, oil, tractors and combines. as a result of a secret operation, the soviet flight time r-12 medium-range missiles from the province of saguala grande to the united states was exactly one minute. khrushchev in his letter. on the night of october 27-28 , 1962, secret negotiations took place between us secretary of justice robert kennedy and us soviet ambassador vyacheslav dobry. world war demonstrates that we have no desire to conquer any other nation or impose our system on the people of another country. years later, pentagon chief austin returns to aggressive rhetoric. russia is called the main and most dangerous threat. america's nuclear doctrine, unlike russia's, presupposes, among other things , a preventive strike; in any case, washington will not be able to avoid responsibility for allowing kiev to attack russian territory. with american weapons, if, god forbid, it comes to so

scotland continued their preparations against gibraltar, world ranking 203. sounds easy?d. at long, long last, scotland do get the breakthrough. and with the deadlock finally broken, che adams thumped home their advantage. a 2—0 win for scotland but they know far tougher tests await. andy swiss, bbc news. with poignant timing, the day after the death of the leeds rhino player rob burrow from motor neurone disease, work began today to build a centre in his name for mnd sufferers — he raised funds for it and also helped in its design. the 41—year—old left this last message to be broadcast after his death. by the time that you watch this, i will no longer be here. i hope i have left a mark on the disease. i hope it shows to live in the moment. i hope you find inspiration from the whole story. my final message to you is, whatever your personal battle, be brave and face it. every single day is precious. don't waste a moment. in a world full of adversity, we must still dare to dream. rob burrow, over and out. a remarkable man — and a very brave one. the last public words of rob

scotland's warm up match against gibraltar has kicked off, we'll update you.

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team failed to qualify for this year's euros, and following two poor performances recently against gibraltaror has been finding out in frankfurt. at this tournament for fans in frankfurt, a chance to show the professionals how it's done. or maybe not... the mood of these england fans are similar to 24—hours ago. commentator: brilliant work by kyle walker. - i don't know how you explain it, you look at the individual in parts of that team, great players. belling, nothing last night. commentator: brilliant work by kyle walker. - and a great chance for kane...! a 1—1 draw against denmark, harry kane and co top of group c — four points from two games but the performance was far from impressive. among the favourites at the start of euro 2024, the three lions are yet to show why, leading to criticism of the manager's team selection and the tactics. the substitutions are just an absolute disgrace, to be honest. they're leaving cole palmer on the bench. i think england have a good team but the performances are not so good. i see a lot of responses saying how bad - the players are but| that'sjust not

this summer, but are currently playing slovakia, looking to put their goalless draw with minnows gibraltarat game. next to an extraordinary finish at the scandanvian mixed on golf�*s dp world and ladies european tour. sweden's sebastian soderberg had an 11 shot lead going into the final round, need a par on the last to win. had that for bogey for a playoff — but remarkably lipped out — handing linn grant victory. a final round of 65 earned her a second win in the event in three years. she said winning in her home town of helsingborg was extra special. staying with golf. scottie scheffler is bidding for an incredible fifth win in eight starts on the pga tour. but after five holes, but afterfive holes, his but after five holes, his lead but afterfive holes, his lead is down to one having been five overnight. elsewhere today, primoz roglic won his second criterium du dauphine, holding off a late charge from matteo jorgensen on the final stage. the american finished ahead of roglic — but not quite enough to leapfrog him onto the top step of the podium. australia's ruby roseman—gannon won the f

not all the international friendlies are tomorrow — wales are playing gibraltar right now in portugalnd so far they have shown plenty of endeavour but have yet to trouble the scorers. the closest they came to a goal was in the 58th minute when bolton wanderers�* josh sheehan struck the post directly from a corner with the goalkeeper beaten. rob page has brought on some more experience in the shape of brennanjohnson and kieffer moore but it remains goalless. the var debate will rage on, but for now it's staying in the premier league. clubs voted overwhelmingly to keep football's video review system in place after wolves asked them to scrap it after a number of calls last season increased the scrutiny var was facing. the league though has promised improvements for, they say, the benefit of the game and supporters. i think wolves have been on the wrong end of a couple of decisions this season and obviously feel there needs to be improvements. premier league will know this and will work urgently to advance the technology and to the process so that clubs will have something they see the be

they beat gibraltar 2—0 in portugal, che adams with a stunning second to seal the win.n his paris saint—germain contract expires on the 30th ofjune. the world cup winner verbally agreed tojoin real in february, and announced in may he would leave the french champions at the end of the season. as expected, leicester city have confirmed that their manager enzo maresca has left the club after their promotion to the premier league. just moments after that annoucement, chelsea then confirmed that maresca was the new boss at stamford bridge. he's signed a five—year contract with the option of an extra year. maresca replaces mauricio pochettino, who left by mutual consent last month, after just one season at stamford bridge. patrick gearey looks back at the italian's career so far. time has passed quicker than planned at chelsea, another new era starts today. this time led by enzo maresca, formerly of leicester, the fourth manager in 21 months. as usual, there were warm words. chelsea's sporting director said of the new man, he has deeply impressed us in our discussions leadin

many have called for his sacking after a humiliating goalless draw in another friendly with gibraltarn that's their decision. it's been a difficult camp, of course, you never want to be booed. you never want to be questioned. you never want to be challenged. if we'd won that game tonight, we would have beat the record for the amount of unbeaten games. so, you know, yeah, it's a hard camp to take. but we've got to look at the positives and we've found people that will now step up. so yeah, disappointing. but like i said, i'll apologise to the supporters. i thought their support at the end was magnificent throughout the game actually, and i completely understand the frustration. i went up to them at the end after i'd clapped them with the players and said, it's on me. i'll take that. following on from great britain's first gold medals of the european athletics championships on sunday, another medal favourite has been in action on monday morning in rome. keely hodgkinson is the defending champion in the women's 800 metres and won her heat to make it through to tomorrow's semis alongside

with weapons supplied to ukraine , drug traffickers are already fighting with us in the strait of gibraltarexplained: then the americans won, now they also need to stay the course. 80 years later, normandy seemed to have experienced a new d-day. and it’s not just that the celebration area was actually occupied by thousands of french police and gendarmes. this coastline has not seen such an allied landing in... anything new, if you remove the ritual words about history and heroes from the speeches, the bottom line is that it was against russia. the dark forces our heroes fought for 80 years back, never disappeared. ukraine has been invaded by a tyrant seeking domination. ukrainians are fighting with extraordinary courage. the united states, nato and coalitions of more than 50 countries stand firmly on ukraine's side. this status, the president of ukraine. facing a new war on the continent with those who want to forcefully change borders and rewrite history, let us be worthy of those who landed here. those who landed here, of course, could hardly have imagined that the legal successor to the

this great che adams strike helped them to a 2—0 win over gibraltar yesterday, maybe relieiving somee's not been an absolute natural goal—scorer in the squad. and certainly, lately, that's been the case too. lyndon dykes has done a good job, but he is not a natural goal—scorer that scores a lot of goals at international level. you could say the same for che adams as well. but it's not all about those players scoring the goals. we get a little bit overexcited about that. lawrence shankland has come into the squad. he is more of a natural goal—scorer, but it's a big step up to do it at international level. but what scotland have had is a very, very tight back unit, and also players that can score from different areas. and that's the difference. hear more from pat nevin on the latest episode of the football news show, looking ahead to the upcoming european championships. that'll be on the iplayer later today. all four of the home nations will be in action in the women's euros qualifying today. northern ireland host portugal, while wales play ukraine in poland. defending champions englan

scotland finally ended a run of seven games without a win by beating gibraltar 2—0 on monday. game against england was a washout but scotland captain richie berrington made up for lost time, clobbering the winning runs with an over and a half to spare, to seal victory by five wickets. their next game is against oman on sunday. the united states pulled off one of the biggest shocks in cricket history, by beating former champions pakistan in a super over in dallas. with both teams on 159 runs after their 20 overs, they went to added time. but pakistan fell apart — with seven required, from the last ball, shadab khan could only take a single, sparking these huge celebrations from the american players and supporters. after beating canada in their opening game, they could be one win away from progressing to the super eights in their first world cup, having only played their first t20 international in 2019. we are not worried about what people are saying. we know what we are worth, and we know what capability we have, and we just focus on the particular game, and we don't want to ke

>> because gibraltar ? remember >> because gibraltar?ing and we were first to qualify to get two nothing up there tonight. and it can pull it back to two hits. i think clarke has got it . it's playing clarke has got it. it's playing classic toni. >> well i think we've got to give it a go. >> we've got to give it our best shot and make sure that we can do it. i think that as long as we're cheering and giving it our all, we'll be all right. >> i mean, we have to band together. otherwise there's just no hope. >> and, obviously , if it ever >> and, obviously, if it ever comes that england are playing against scotland . against scotland. >> i think my train's late. i gotta go, guys. >> strong, mate. they've got us. >> strong, mate. they've got us. >> yeah. see that? that's how you do it. you're the first person in. >> there we go. a bit of a mixed reaction on the streets of glasgow. i mean, we're in george square where no doubt a little bit later on there's bound to be plenty of people here celebrating the start of the european championship a

captains learned about the real destination from secret envelopes only after passing the strait of gibraltarht time of soviet medium- range r-12 missiles from the province of saguala grande to the united states was exactly a minute. khrushchev in his letter tightens his demands on kennedy; the united states must end the blockade of the island and withdraw missiles from turkey. on the same day, the soviet military shoots down. an american reconnaissance plane u2 is over cuba, the pilot dies. this is true, so i confirm, but we will not detonate a hundred millionth bomb, because if we detonate this bomb somewhere where it is intended, then we can break our own windows, which means that on the night of october 27-28, 1962 , secret negotiations were taking place between the minister of justice usa robert kennedy, ambassador to the usa vyacheslav dobrynin. moscow and washington reach a compromise. the soviet union agrees to remove missiles from cuba, and the us has promised not to invade the island and has informally agreed to remove its jupiter missiles from turkey. our own strategic missiles hav

through gibraltar and the vanity canal almost 13,000 already last year.e cargo. thanks to this project, energy consumers in asia will have access to the richest resources of the arctic shelf and siberia. let me remind you that today the arctic produces 10% of the world's oil and 25% of natural gas. at the same time , 80% of all arctic oil and gas reserves in the world are concentrated in the russian arctic. the world order today is rapidly changing, and what direction will it choose at this fork? everything is very important, both history, our culture, and the internal state of society, real development is very important, what is effective in our country in our society it works that no, well, of course, there are basic things, we take these basic things into account, and the rooster there is not a rooster, but we had 3.4 height or 3.6 last year, the devil is not there yet has been finally calculated, this is still an indicator, and 4.5 in the first quarter of this year... this is also an indicator, but it is still the result of our common work, and the go

scotland finally ended a run of seven games without a win by beating gibraltar 2—0 on monday, but itse what's to be negative about? we're going into another major tournament, the squad's in a good place, we're all determined to do as well as we can for wir country — why notjust relax and enjoy it? that is what we're going to try to do. obviously we've got to produce the goods on the pitch, and that's what we'll do. perhaps the football team can channel the good start by scotland's cricketers at the t20 world cup, as they beat namibia in barbados to go top of their group. their opening game against england was a wash—out, but scotland captain richie berrington made up for lost time. he clobbered the winning runs with an over and a half to spare to seal victory by five wickets. their next game is against oman on sunday. the united states pulled off one of the biggest shocks in cricket history by beating former champions pakistan in a super over in dallas. with both teams on 159 runs after their 20 overs, they went to added time. but pakistan fell apart, and with seven required from the

scotland continue their preparations against gibraltar. world ranking 203. sounds easy?hem ahead. and at long, long last scotland do get the breakthrough. and with the deadlock finally broken, che adams thumped home their advantage. a 2—0 win for scotland, but they'll know far tougher tests await. andy swiss, bbc news. 0ne one more warm up one more warm up game one more warm up game to go for both scotland and england. england and scotland's women are both in action in their latest round of euroepan qualifiers tonight. england are in st etienne to face france and are looking for revenge as losing 2—1 to the same opponents last friday. so is this now must win for sarina wiegman's side? i want to win, as we always want to win games, and of course it would really help us to put us in a better position when we win the game. and of course that's how we're going to approach it and we think with the experience we have on friday, we feel comfortable that we can get a good result. scotland are much better placed sitting top of their qualifiying group at the halfway stage. because

i talk i talk about gibraltar facts. one depressing fact is that out of all the high regulation metropolitan areas in the us, none became noticeably deregulated between 2026 and 2018 zero. so their workplaces got less regulated. but these are places with hardly people. all right, so that's oh, man, this is a tough situation it's true that in recent years there have been some deregulatory policies, especially a child going after single family zoning in places like california, minnesota. there's a bit i wish them well. i hope that it works out, at least for california. i did read the fine print and i was very depressed when i read the fine because part of the fine print says, yes, you can take your single family home and, turn it up into a quadruple x, up to four homes, but the owner is not allowed to sell. developer you must occupy your home while it gets turned into four homes, which california said. this is to make sure that you get payoff from the development only if you continue, stay there will you get the money. you

in a friendly last night despite manager rob page making seven changes after their draw against gibraltare sacked. this was the end to a disappointing season for wales, whose failure to qualify for euro 2024 had already prompted criticism for page. "i used to watch on tv, now i'm holding the trophy." the words of carlos alcaraz after he won the men's french open singles title yesterday — edging a five—set final against germany's alexander zverev. clay was the surface which alcaraz grew up, playing on in his hometown in spain and the french open was the event he dreamt of winning. the 21—year—old has become the youngest man to win grand slam titles on all three surfaces — he won the us open in 2022 and last year's wimbledon. he headed straight up into the stands and saved his biggest hug for his parents. normal service resumed for formula one championship leader max vertsappen as he won a rain affected canadian grand prix. the world champion could only manage sixth at the monaco grand prix a fortnight ago. he missed out on pole to george russell at montreal, but the changeable conditions s

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host nation, they're not conceding loads of goals, but the side they beat in the last nine games is gibraltarnd as i say, it's not the mood going into the tournament for scotland. the moment is not particularly great. this time last year they were sailing through qualification doing extremely well. they've lost their their striker lyndon dykes to an acl to an anterior cruciate ligament injury. looks like so. so it looks like he's not going to be in the tournament. so not you can look at both both nations both home nafions at both both nations both home nations england and scotland and say that things don't look great in the morning. but you know what the tournament is yet to get underway. let's see what happens when it really matters. >> and the tournament that's ticking on is in the tennis is, carlos alcaraz doing very well? >> he is indeed. well, he could complete a third out of four career grand slam, meaning he's not won the french open before. a real test for him yesterday against jannik sinner. he's the incoming world number one jannik sinner. >> these are the two names of at least the t

scotland play hosts germany in the opener they're playing gibraltar.r are on track for victory with an even bigger landslide than their historic win in 1997. the pulling suggests the conservative are set to have the lowest number of mps in over a century, naming jacob rees mod and grant shapps amongst those who could lose their seats. let's talk to patric english, director of political analytics at u of. good to happy with us. talk me through numbers, what do they tell us? yes come as you — numbers, what do they tell us? is; come as you said, the numbers, what do they tell us? 19; come as you said, the numbers we projected today if the election was being held right now and people had their current about intentions than what they were telling was a reflection of what would happen at the ballot box, labour would be on course for a historic win. the kind of wind that they have never seen before, 422 constituencies, 122 wins while the conservatives would be reduced to 140. we cast our minds back only a few years ago and boris jonnson was sauntering down wi