the fans slowly making their way into this space on glasgow green, and it will be full when this game this game kicks off in just over an hour's time. there is a dj on the stage they are trying to g up the crowd. they won't need it when the game gets under way. they know how high the stakes are. of course, disappointed that billy gilmour is not playing tonight. i've been speaking to fans and they are gutted. but what fans are known for is that their faith in the team, they will be hoping the team is rewarded and it gets through. sounds like a vibrant atmosphere where you are. the atmosphere here is building as well. one of the questions that most of the fans will be asking is how is steve clarke going to reject his side? stuart armstrong is starting in the first match, so there are a lot of people anticipating that he will start in this match as well. we should have news for you shortly, and we will bring it to you when we get it. but from a very loud and atmospheric hampden, it's back to you. many thanks indeed. we have news to bring you injust a moment. we know that mason mount will

fans are slowly making their way into the fan zone here on glasgow green.re, and believe me, it will be full when the game kicks off in just under a couple of hours. this is a ticketed event. it is covid secure, people will be allocated seats and they will have to stay in their bubble. covid is the reason why billy gilmour isn't in the game tonight as well, a big setback for fans, but the tartan army are used to set backs. they will be hoping tonight that they see a new national hero emerge, and they will be hoping that theirfaith in hero emerge, and they will be hoping that their faith in their team is rewarded in this game against croatia, this must win game against croatia. the atmosphere here at apm will be electric. —— at 8pm. the stakes are not quite so high for england, who face the czech republic at wembley tonight. they're already through to the knock out stages. our sports editor dan roan reports. it's been 2a hours of mixed fortunes for england's manager. late last night, gareth southgate learned that, thanks to results in other groups, his team

to glasgow green, the place for the city comes to celebrate.— to glasgow green, the place for the cityo you think the atmosphere is going to be like here this afternoon?— going to be like here this afternoon? _, ., , afternoon? -- welcoming fans. i think the atmosphere _ afternoon? -- welcoming fans. i think the atmosphere will- afternoon? -- welcoming fans. i think the atmosphere will be i think the atmosphere will be electric _ think the atmosphere will be electric. glasgow is a real football city, this— electric. glasgow is a real football city, this is— electric. glasgow is a real football city, this is the birthplace of international football, so getting to see _ international football, so getting to see scotland play in an international tournament for the first time — international tournament for the first time in 23 years is going to be such— first time in 23 years is going to be such a — first time in 23 years is going to be such a momentous moment for all of us _ be such a momentous moment for all of us i_ be such a momentous moment for all of us i can _ be such a momentous mo

glasgow. right? tom's raised and fascists loose. the green brigade responded with banners celebrating the execution of mussolini italy's fascist world war 2 leader. trouble seems likely when the 2nd leg was played in rome. say, oh yeah, november 2019. rome has been invaded by 15000 celtic fans. the boys are in party, mood, boisterous and noisy. but there's no sign of trouble. unless you haven't forgotten the motor. lini banners, that pocket for celtic supporters have been stamped nearby. oh, the celtic has taught me auntie fascism anti racism and to welcome immigrants which i am being from an irish background. and it is to, it's taught me to respect others and look after those who are less fortunate than ourselves. watch you a fantastic football clump. but they have a base of funds who are very right when and the 4th x always came here for the game of football. but if you don't oppose fascism, you are supporting the fans. high principles were matched. my manager jock schemes lofty ambitions in 1967, he led celtic to the final of the european

europe, investor and company needs to invest due respect, got 20, do, and to prepare glasgow or submit to invest in a green impact trend. so or a shock can provide a lot of green impact front things to be for us to be good in the word. so that's example of the cooperation. i know, of course, an example. we did, you know, everybody knows he started with a present in russia. you're doing a lot and now is are working or electric in the g. green and g more and more so to bring already for many years. and when we patrol on the got especially got that now they will focus on the president. they'll eat again this morning. what we focus now on the new analogy and special electricity. what do you think russia can do the moment to improve, to improve the opportunities for investing? i mean, what can i do to make it easier to invest in russia? g thing i think, to be, to be honest, does russia they do exactly what they want and that way they can, as they already organize. especially going to exhort with low docs with infrastructure as he develops oration and he's going to need for all these example is a do is invite al

the uk wants to highlight its green credentials at the g7 in the run—up to cop26 in glasgow later thisead the world is offshore wind power so what do the numbers look like? here is our reality check correspondence chris morris. renewable energy sources generated more electricity for the uk in 2020 than fossil fuels did — the first year that's happened. and much of the increase in renewable power came from offshore wind farms. in fact, with thousands of miles of coastline, and loads of windy seas, the uk already produces about a0% of europe's offshore wind power. a lot of it is out here off the east coast of england. hornsea one is currently the largest offshore wind farm in the world. and hornsea two — due for completion next year — will be even bigger. these areas cover hundreds of square miles. further north, about 80 miles off the yorkshire coast, an even larger wind farm is under construction in the shallow waters of dogger bank. all the electricity generated offshore gets sent back to the uk through a series of underwater cables. and these turbines way out at sea are considerably

glasgow to 18 in london. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 8pm... portugal is removed from the uk green list.likely that i'll be able to go. international travel is being scapegoated. the government says it's all about safety. we simply don't want to take the risk as we come up to 21 june and the review of the fourth stage of the unlock. ~

glasgow to 23 in london. quarantine—free travel to portugal will end on tuesday, as the government moves it off the uk green listit's not likely that i'll be able to go. greece, along with spain, france, and italy, all remain on the amber list — meaning ten days' quarantine on return, and two covid tests. we'll be getting the reaction from the travel industry — and asking whether this is a foretaste of a stop—start summer for british holiday—makers. also on the programme... a firearms officer tells an inquest he thought the fishmongers hall attacker usman khan had a suicide belt and he feared

green for bloomberg. can this special relationship to anything when it comes to climate? >> this year, boris johnson is also host to a climate meeting that happens annually. it will be held in glasgow this year, the united nations climate summit. what boris johnson can get world leaders to commit to in this g7 meeting will help build consensus for what is coming at the u.n. meeting. that is probably the biggest thing that matters as to what comes out from these discussions. alix: none of it will be binding, so how does the talking turn to action, how significant does that windup coming? >> the g7 is a talking shop. the reason it is a talking shop, typically in a year not affected by the pandemic, early on, it sets the agenda for what comes on later on in the year. we know that among the many different things that ministers, finance ministers, health minister's have set on a climate so far, the one solid commitment we got from them using the words commit, was that they would phase out the use, financing of fossil fuel power plants, specifically coal powered power plants in foreign countries. now we have to see if those policies will be adopted by those respective countries. alix: th

glasgow. this is bbc news. the headlines: disappointment for holidaymakers from england as portugal is removed from the green listxt week, making him the 12th serving us president to have met her majesty. hello and welcome to bbc news. it's understood that portugal is to be added to the government's amber travel list. that means that from next tuesday — while it will be legal to go to portugal, it will be officially advised against, and people must quarantine on their return. and the bbc has been told no new countries will be added to england's green list of destinations which people can travel to without quarantine. there had been speculation that some spanish and greek islands could be added to that list today, as well as malta, finland and parts of the caribbean. but the government says it needs to be cautious. james reynolds has the details. these football fans who made the weekend journey to watch the champions league final in porto may be the last to enjoy easy travel to portugal for a while. be the last to enjoy easy travel to portugalfor a while. the iberian country's coronavirus infection rate is now ris

the uk wants to highlight its green credentials at the g7 in the run up to the much bigger cop26 climate summit in glasgowhallow waters of dogger bank. all the electricity generated offshore gets sent back to the uk through a series of underwater cables. and these turbines way out at sea are considerably bigger than anything you might see in a field down the road. some of the largest ones are about 260 metres high, nearly as tall as the shard in london. and they have rotor blades longer than a football pitch. so how much offshore wind power is the uk currently producing? just over ten gigawatts of electricity a year — roughly ten times more than a decade ago. other countries produce a lot more onshore wind, but offshore the uk leads the world. and the government wants to quadruple production to a0 gigawatts by 2030. that should be more than enough to power every home in the country — quite an achievement. but houses only account for about a third of total electricity demand — there's also offices and factories to consider — and electricity isn't the only source of power in our homes. so, offshore wind alo

the uk is keen to show its green credentials through the g7 ahead of the bigger cop26 climate summit in glasgow check corresponded, chris morris. renewable energy sources generated more electricity for the uk in 2020 than fossil fuels. the first year that has happened. much of the increase in renewable power came from offshore wind farms. in fact with thousands of miles of coastline and loads of windy seas, the uk already produces about 40% of europe's offshore wind power. a lot of it is out here off the east coast of it is out here off the east coast of england. hornsea one is the largest offshore wind farm in the world and the second one will be even bigger these areas cover hundreds of square miles. further north, about 80 miles off the yorkshire coast, and even larger wind farm is under construction in the shallow waters of dogger bank. all the electricity offshore gets sent to the uk through a series of underwater cables, these turbines out at sea are considerably bigger than most of what you will see in a field on the road. some of the largest ones are about 260 metres high, nearly as tal

glasgow. disappointment for holidaymakers with no new countries added to england's green list of places travellers