yes, welcome to the gamla ullevi stadium here in gothenburg.w evening that england will play their crucial european qualifier against sweden. they've been training this afternoon, wiegman and leah williamson have been speaking to the media, but last night they — like millions of others — were england fans. the team came together to watch england men in theirfinal against spain, and of course we all know what happened next. i asked leah williamson how much she shared in england's disappointment. they didn't quite get over the line, to a fantastic spanish team, and i know they'll be devastated about it. it will take a while, i think for them, to get over it, but us as a country, we've been blessed with incredible tournaments, and when those wins come, which i do believe they will, then they'll be even sweeter. leah williamson watched from the bench the last time england played sweden, back in april. that game at wembley finished i—i. another draw would be enough to see england through as one of the top two teams in this group and see them qualify

katie gornall, bbc news, gothenburg.ays after england lost to spain in the final of the euros. the bookies' favourites to take over include the former chelsea boss, graham potter, the newcastle manager eddie howe, and the england under—21 boss, lee carsley. the fa could also go abroad, with the argentinian, mauricio pochettino, a possibility. gareth southgate says representing the nation, has been the "honour of his life." here's natalie pirks. distraught after defeat, but the honour of his life. after eight years as england boss, gareth southgate has described the pride and privilege of leading his country. the medal on sunday was silver, but he believes his players were worthy of gold, saying, "they can go on to win the trophy we all dream of". the fa, who hoped he would stay, hailed him for making the impossible job possible. fa president the prince of wales called him an all—round class act. the results he's got with the team, i think, yeah, that's something to be so incredibly proud of. and i think the whole of engl

thousands of swedes in in solidarity with the palestinian people , they came to the streets of gothenburgand demanded an end to the genocide in gaza. supporters of palestine in denmark also demonstrated their love for the palestinian people by holding demonstrations in the streets of copenhagen, the capital of this country, and demanded an end to the war of the zionist regime in the gaza strip. and the flood forced nearly a quarter of the population of eastern china to evacuate their homes . chinese media announced that the typhoon affected the lives of 991,000 residents of anhui province, and 242,000 people had evacuated their homes by yesterday, tuesday. yesterday's flood at seven cities of anhui province caused a lot of destruction. the emergency management administration announced that the water level of the yangtze river, the longest river in china , has exceeded the warning level in anhui and is still rising. silasa rains have also raised the water level in 20 rivers and 6 other lakes in this province above the warning level. the chinese provincial meteorological department has pred

thousands of swedes came to the streets of gothenburg in solidarity with the oppressed palestinian people and demanded an end to the genocide in gaza . supporters of palestine in denmark also showed their solidarity with the oppressed palestinian people by holding demonstrations in the streets of copenhagen, the capital of this country , and called for the end of the zionist regime's war against the strip. gaza became a suitor. american media wall street journal citing the wave of widespread attacks. the recent hamas rocket to the occupied territories emphasized the ability of these forces to arm and regroup their forces against the zionist regime. according to this report , the forces of the palestinian islamic jihad movement launched a wave of rocket attacks against the south of the occupied territories on monday. the israeli army announced that this attack was carried out with 20 missiles from the direction of khanyounis. the wall street journal evaluated this barrage. it shows the reality for israel that after 9 months of operation to destroy hamas still maintains the capability of th

bear hail from near gothenburg. it's time to check it in and get dried off this thing and what used to be the lighthouse keepers. finally home. all buildings here are under protection. that's why they were carefully renovated. luckily the sky clears up and the weather improves. time to explore the island or which doesn't take long as hannah's share is just 250 meters long and 120 meters wide. marietta via deluxe you're open to mount, announced a hotel in 2020. they can accommodate up to $24.00 guest at any one time. pad is telling you that to some, but there are about 1000 shipwrecks out there. and these 1000 shipwrecks tell a lot about the history of this coast. and when they decided to build this land house, they called it to no start or our father because sailors passing these rocky islands on their ships. would frank, this is hoping they'd make it through safely and reach trading cities like marchmont and golf and berg to get the body to the lighthouse is 32 meters tall. it was a state of the art master piece wh

this is hoping they'd make it through safely and reach trading cities like marchmont in gothenburg to get the body to the lighthouse is 32 meters tall. it was a state of the art master piece when it was built in 1868. it remained an operation until 1977 today, after 5 years of renovation, it serves as a viewing platform not to for and how did they insure the c when it's humbling down for it was a bit tough climbing up here, but definitely worth it. they will, you, they will be back there if you like. you can also join chef johan bank sun as the harvest. see we for tonight's dinner the we've picked many great types of count. you can use this one, for example, as spaghetti. it's very nice of in here we have sugar help. let me look at gross very fast and taste very good. and then we have, or we, which i used to make me so super though single, co, him. let me think of me so, so pop up and we're off to the kitchen where chef johan is preparing a range of seaweed based advertisers. time to sit back, relax and appreciate this unique island bed, the rest of the weather and the island and ever

all four home nations are in action with defending champions england in gothenburg to face sweden.en we win the game, we might even top the group, too. and of course we�*re dependant on france and everyone expects france to win. but you never know what happens in football. so we�*re approaching this game to win, and then we�*ll see what happens in the game, what we need to do. 0ur sport�*s correspondent katie gornall is in gothenburg ahead of tonight�*s match with sweden. lionesses captain leah williamson spoke of the importance of getting the job of qualification tonight. england are all business, katie. they are indeed, you are right. they are desperate to get the job done and book their place in switzerland next year and avoid those play—offs. not least, this is something that lia williams in spoken about, because it gives them more time to defend further —— prepare for the defence of their title. theyjust need a point. if they want to finish as one of the top two sides of the group to go through automatically. sweden are tough opposition. they are ranked sixth in the world, the

there's a lot riding on england's game against sweden in gothenburg england, the defending champions,nament in switzerland. meanwhile, wales are taking on kosovo in llanelli — the score in that one currently 1—0 to the home side and jess fishlock got the goal to make history and become her nations all—time leading goalscorer. and keirsey hanson has put scotland in front against serbia. they looked to top their group. and these are the latest scores on your screen right now. you can of course keep up—to—date with all those games on the bbc sports website. what a welcome here for the french captain kylian mbappe, as fans packed out the bernabeu to see his unveiling as a real madrid player. it seals one of the most protracted transfer sagas, with the mbappe joining from ligue un champions paris saint germain — a dream come true for the 25—year—old. translation: this day is incredible for me, incredible. _ translation: this day is incredible for me, incredible. this _ translation: this day is incredible for me, incredible. this has - translation: this day is incredible for me, incredible.

european champions remember — but they face a pivotal qualifying clash with sweden tomorrow in gothenburgie gornall has more. welcome to the cdn where here tomorrow evening england will play their crucial england qualifier against sweden. they have been training this afternoon, the coach had been speaking to the media but last night like millions of others, they were fans. the team came together to watch the men in their final against spain and of course, we all know what happened next. i asked leah williamson how much she shared in england's disappointment. we did not get quite over the line, a fantastic spanish team i know they will be devastated about it, i think it will take a while for them to get over it but us as a country, we have been blessed with incredible tournaments and when the winds come, which i do believe they will, that means we all win.— which i do believe they will, that means we all win. leah williamson watched from _ means we all win. leah williamson watched from the _ means we all win. leah williamson watched from the bench _ means we all win. leah williamson watche

attentions now turn to england's women's side as they face sweden in gothenburg tomorrow.t match will be enough to see them qualify for next year's euros in switzerland. captain leah williamson was asked about her feelings when fans sing "it's coming home", given the lionesses won the tournament 2 years ago. obviously sometimes you need to distinguish between men's and women's in certain settings, we obviously know what we did, i think the country remembers, the country had a fantastic summer, as did we, and the boys has given us those as well, the final results, obviously in for finals, well, the final results, obviously in forfinals, one well, the final results, obviously in for finals, one trophy has actually landed back in england. and that's for both of us to keep striving for more. argentina have successfully defended their copa america title, beating colombia 1—0 in extra time to win the trophy for a record 16th time. the occasion though was marred by trouble outside the ground in miami with the kick—off delayed by 80 minutes. organisers said ticketless fans tried t

. _ attentions now turn to england's women's side as they face sweden in gothenburg tomorrow.e country had a fantastic summer, as did we, and the boys has given us those as well, the final results, obviously in for finals, one trophy has actually landed back in england. and that's for both of us to keep striving for more. ahead of the next major men's tournament in two years' time — the world cup in the usa — questions are being raised around venue safety, after trouble at the copa america final in miami. kick—off was delayed by 80 minutes. organisers said ticketless fans tried to get into the ground, causing chaos outside the hard rock stadium, which will host seven world cup games. there were clashes between fans and police officers and security, while some fans needed medical attention after congestion around the venue. as for the match itself, it was a night of mixed emotions for argentina's lionel messi — he left the field in tears in the second half after injuring himself running for the ball. the match against colombia went in to extra time, with the winning goal coming

katie gornall, bbc news, gothenburg.n eight—year—old. the france striker has signed a five—year deal at real following the expiry of his contract with paris st—germain. britain's mark cavendish missed the chance to extend his record of 35 stage victories in the tour de france yesterday. it's probably his final year in the race. with mountains looming, stage 16 was the last chance for cavendish to add to his record, but he couldn't break through for the final burst. yasper philipsen was first over the line. tadej podagar remains the runaway overall leader. now, we know rafael nadal is one of the greats of tennis, and yesterday he was up against the son of another legend of the sport at the swedish 0pen. nadal, who missed wimbledon to focus on the olympics in paris, was up against none other than a certain leo borg, the son of 11—time grand slam champion bjorn. and the 21—year—old gave quite a good account of himself before losing 6—3, 6—4. nadal will play britain's cameron norrie in the last 16. finally, the beds on which

switzerland next year after securing automatic qualification following a nervous 0—0 draw with sweden in gothenburgpetitive. so you cannot hide any more. elsewhere, jess fishlock became wales's all—time leading goal—scorer as they beat kosovo 2—0 in llanelli. wales had already sealed top spot in group b4 of the nations league and will be seeded in the play—offs for the euros. scotland have secured promotion to nations league a after beating serbia i—o at firhill, aston villa's kirsty hanson with the game's only goal. scotland finish top of the group, having already qualified for the euro 2025 play—offs. northern ireland beat bosnia—herzegovina 2—0 at windsor park, with substitute lauren wade's goal clinching second place in the qualifying group. tanya oxtoby's side will find out who they're playing in october's two—legged play—off tie when the draw is made on friday. kylian mbappe said his childhood dream ofjoining real madrid had come true as he was finally presented to a packed bernabeu as a real player. the france forward signed a five—year deal at the club injuly, sealing one of the most protra

certain group of activists at least were traveling to the different places you know we went to gothenburg, we went to genova, we went to whatever new york, quebec, seattle. i remember the whole itinerary and. so there were problems with it, but it had it intellectual intensity to it that it wasn't always expressed. in some ways i felt like. that's something like i saying that tony and i have been trying to do for contempt with contempt movements, which is sort of think with them, you know, what are the problems that that that people are posing in the movements and how and how are they confronting them or at least what are the either, you know, obstacles movements are running into and stuff like that. so anyway, that's i guess i was just saying trying to explain my limited patience, you know, because those are the things i'm, i able to do where as with different archive, you can uncover something quite different, which i think is which is super great to. yeah. i'm this might be a little ungenerous but i was wondering if you could especially given their time constraints. i was wondering you

. —— in gothenburg.of da s. :, ~ i. three months ago on breakfast, we told you about daniel challis — a young man with cerebral palsy, who uses a computer to speak for him. daniel wanted the machine to have a walsall accent like his family and friends. he'd appealed for a volunteer to lend their voice. and a complete stranger calld eli lane offered to help. eli was based in new york at the time, so the pair had never met in person...until a few days ago. meganjones has the story. i can't wait. i am so excited. it will be strange, hearing me live because it is now my voice. but it will be awesome. in 2022, i helped dan launch his appeal on his local west midlands bbc radio station. this is eli lane. mr and mrs dursley of number 4, privet drive, were proud to say that they were perfectly normal, thank you very much. how did that one make you feel? happy. he wanted to find a new voice for his communication device, which sounded a bit more like his family and less robotic. eli lane, whose voice was chosen, h

attentions now turn to england's women's side as they face sweden in gothenburg tomorrow.tions for lionel messi — he left the field in tears in the second half after injuring himself running for the ball. the match went to extra time, with the winning goal coming in the 112th minute courtesy of inter milan substitute lautaro martinez. so messi wins the copa america for a second time, captaining his country to their third major title in three years. tennis, and britain's leading three men's players, jack draper, cameron norrie and dan evans, have been named in the davis cup team for the group stage in manchester in september. doubles specialistsjoe salisbury and neal skupski have also been included in the five—man team. but our tennis correspondent russell fuller says that after winning the men's doubles title at wimbledon over the weekend, henry patten could still feature. he will be able to make up to three changes up until a day before the group stages begin and clearly, he will be interested in how the path players play on the hard courts of north america and particular

defending champions england just need to avoid defeat in their match against sweden in gothenburg toe taking on kosovo at parc y scarlets in llanelli. the kosovans have lost all five games so far, so even a draw this evening for wales would see them into the top tier of the nations league as well, while also helping their playoff draw for euro 2025. northern ireland need a win against bosnia to make sure of second place in their group, which would improve their draw for the play—offs in october. they go into the game at windsor park level on points with their opponents. tiger woods returns to action at the open this week, with the is—time major champion facing questions about his future at the top level of golf. the american is set to compete in all four majors of the calendar year for the first time since 2019, with his schedule being hampered by injury in recent seasons. i've been training a lot better. we've — i've been training a lot better. we've been— i've been training a lot better. we've been busting _ i've been training a lot better. we've been busting up- i've been training