welcome to hampden. this will be a really tall orderfor hampden.all order for scotland. there's a hampden. this will be a really tall orderfor scotland. there's a lot hampden. this will be a really tall order for scotland. there's a lot of pressure on the squad because a loss or draw here into our�*s time will not do it. they need to win or scotland or going home. it's going to be a tough ask you because statistically, croatia are the better team. they were world cup finalists in 2018. however, as you mentioned, look at the england match at wembley. they were widely anticipated to beat scotland, but scotland rose to the occasion and put on such a brief performance. many thought that scotland could have snuck a win there. of course, the one difference in this match is that there will be no billy gilmour. he was man of the match for the england game. he is an exciting ride rising talent, but he tested positive for coronavirus and he will not feature tonight. there were fears that the rest of the squad could be affected by this, but the sfa confirmed

the team news is here at hampden, and there'sl news is here at hampden, and there's just been one changearmstrong. he is unavailable. the team is david marshall, stephen o'donnell, captain a&e robinson, scott mctominay, linda dykes, shea adams and stewart armstrong. the roar that they got from a few fans who were already in was fantastic to hear. the reception was acknowledged by them. they waved to fans before going back in. i think the fans here are expecting something special tonight, and they will be hoping that history will be made by this scotland squad against croatia. mr; made by this scotland squad against croatia. ~ , ., made by this scotland squad against croatia. g ., , ., , croatia. my word, you will be there to see it. croatia. my word, you will be there to see it- it — croatia. my word, you will be there to see it. it could _ croatia. my word, you will be there to see it. it could be _ croatia. my word, you will be there to see it. it could be a _ croatia. my word, you will be there to see it. it could be a wild - croatia. my word, you will be there to see it. it could be

they have filtered their way into hampden park.ltered their way into hampden park. only 12,000 are allowed in way into hampden park. 0nly12,000 are allowed in because of covid. about 25% capacity. they will more than make up for those empty seats. already they have been lifting this place, full of voice, as they watch history unfold. this first group match is against the czech republic, a match scotland how to do well in, the aim is to get out of the group stages for the first time in their history. half—an—hour ago the players came out and were greeted by the fans in an incredible way, no wonder they have been waiting for this day for a generation. good afternoon, it's just gone ten past one. i'm chetan pathak with the latest from the bbc sport centre. not from the bbc sport centre. long to go until scotlar off not long to go until scotland kick off their european championships against the czech republic. 23 years scottish fans have waited to see the men's team at a major tournament. these are the scenes in glasgow. 12,000 support

it's 1-0 have scored in hampden park. from poorer families have been let down by "decades of neglect" in england's education system. that's the damning verdict of a group of mps. the chair of the education select committee, robert halfon, has described the situation as a "national scandal". ministers insist they're committed to making sure no child is left behind. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. it's really important that children appreciate their heritage and where it is they come from. so you see... i think for generations now we have forgotten some of these communities. there's very little to kind of aspire to. claire—marie runs a group of schools across mansfield. her own childhood was on a big estate — now she is determined to raise ambitions. the traditional academic route absolutely has a place but i do think there needs to be a rethinking around what education is for. so she told me the school has a food bank, runs courses for parents in basic skills and encourages children's curiosity, getting them

and hampden exploded. that has liven the place up! a _ mcgregor. and hampden exploded._ has liven the place up! a david marshall save _ has liven the place up! a david marshall save let _ has liven the place up! a david marshall save let scotland - has liven the place up! a david marshall save let scotland offl marshall save let scotland off keeping them in the game. but croatia sensed weakness. former tottenham player luka modric was in acres of space. tottenham player luka modric was in acres of space-— tottenham player luka modric was in acres of space.- and - tottenham player luka modric was in| acres of space.- and punished acres of space. modric! and punished scotland. acres of space. modric! and punished scotland- and — acres of space. modric! and punished scotland. and then _ acres of space. modric! and punished scotland. and then they _ acres of space. modric! and punished scotland. and then they were - acres of space. modric! and punished scotland. and then they were in - scotland. and then they were in control. a luka modric corner was headed in by even baris

jane dougall, bbc news, hampden.oss the country in the hope of witnessing a moment of history if scotland win their match tonight. our correspondent lorna gordon is in glasgow now. fans are slowly making their way into the fan zone here on glasgow green. there is space for 3000 fans here, 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

but all eyes on scotland at hampden park in glasgow where12,000 all eyes on scotland at hampden park the start of the long—awaited re—entry of the men's team into world football. leaders of spain's right—wing parties joined with tens of thousands of demonstrators yesterday, rallying against a controversial plan to pardon 12 catalan separatists. the government has indicated the pardons are close butjust last month the supreme court said in a non—binding report, it opposes the move. tanya dendrinos reports. tens of thousands of protesters. demonstrators see the move as a threat to national unity and accuse the socialist led government using a plan to shore up political support. the sanchez government reliant on the backing of catalan nationalists in parliament.— the backing of catalan nationalists in parliament. ~ ,, ~ , ., in parliament. translation: they are coun plotters. — in parliament. translation: they are coup plotters, against _ in parliament. translation: they are coup plotters, against the _ in parliament. translation: they are coup plotters, against the unity - in parliamen

at hampden park grabbing over. maybe a bit of rain at the end of the match.likely it will hold until after the match. at wembley it will be a dry evening. not particularly one. into tonight, we will see scotland and northern ireland getting more of the cloud and rain, eventually. for england and wales it will stay largely clear and this is where we'll have the lowest temperatures the night. for your port in the gold as rural spots. it will be a much milder start to the day tomorrow stop cloudier and wetter and misty. some patchy rain edging into north—west england. western parts of wales during day tomorrow. eastern scotland and much of southern central and eastern england will have some sunny spells around and it will be up reasonably warm. certainly warmer across the south—east of england. the first weather system just moving south of england and wales on thursday. we will look closely for a few spots of rain. some heavier rain on thursday into scotland and northern ireland. this is going to move south during friday and then temperatures start to come down

good morning from hampden park.st four years old when scotland took on brazil, the world champions then in the opening match of the 1998 world cup, 23 years ago, the last major tournament as you say. he will be leading his team out at hampden park later, what a moment hoping to create special memories. reasons to feel confident, steve clark, their manager has made their side hard to beat and he knows the aim today going forward to get some points and essentially try and make it out of the group. essentially try and make it out of the arou -. ~ essentially try and make it out of then-rou.~ ., , ., the group. when you qualify for the first time in — the group. when you qualify for the first time in 23 — the group. when you qualify for the first time in 23 years, _ the group. when you qualify for the first time in 23 years, you - the group. when you qualify for the first time in 23 years, you probably | first time in 23 years, you probably feel less _ first time in 23 years, you probably feel less pressure. we have don

it's a crucial night ahead for scotland at hampden park.quiries into the murder of his business partner, daniel morgan, has denied corruption hampered the police investigation. an independent panel found evidence jonathan rees drank in pubs with police officers working on the case, even after he became a suspect. but mr rees has told the bbc that he didn't believe exchanging information with police officers was corrupt. he was acquitted of charges in 2011 and denies being involved in the killing. here's our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds. jonathan rees was charged with conspiring to kill daniel morgan, his business partner, in a small private investigation agency. he was acquitted. the case collapsed in 2011 due to the way police handled a key witness, and this was after four investigations which an independent panel found were hampered by police corruption. did you kill daniel? did you arrange his killing? did you arrange his murder? no, no. for what motive? what motive? no, ididn't. daniel was my friend. people keep talking about

it is great to talk to you - john, that is john watson at hampden john, that isjohn watson at hampdengroup f in the last 16 — that group concludes tonight. what we wanted to do was make sure tonight that we won the group, that we stayed at wembley, we don't know if that is going to be add van they us of where the draw might take us but we would rather be here, and you know, we could have come second and still had a difficult draw, so, to win the group, i think is good for the confidence, and it is great our fans will get to see the next round here. so the last 16 awaits for england, but if they're able to go far in the tournament they could be roared on by a lot more supporters. that's because 60,000 fans will be allowed inside wembley for the semifinals and final next month, meaning the stadium will be 75% full. it'll be the largest crowds assembled for a sporting event in the uk in more than 15 months. the games are being allowed extra capacity under the government's the match will have to move on at quite a pace at the ageas bowl today if there's going to be a winner of cricket's i

captain andy robertson grew up not far from - robertson grew up not far from hampden.pool of course but he said he was really excited about how inspired he hoped children would be across the country watching this match. of course kick off is at tpm, when children will be in school, but many of them have campaigned to be allowed to watch in classrooms, and andy robertson said he was very pleased to hear that. the schools could maybe _ pleased to hear that. the schools could maybe give _ pleased to hear that. the schools could maybe give them _ pleased to hear that. the schools could maybe give them a - pleased to hear that. the schools could maybe give them a special| pleased to hear that. the schools - could maybe give them a special pass to watch _ could maybe give them a special pass to watch the — could maybe give them a special pass to watch the game. _ could maybe give them a special pass to watch the game. we _ could maybe give them a special pass to watch the game. we obviously - could maybe give them a special passl to watch the game. we obviously want the whol

these are live pictures from hampden park. tartan army in good voice. bit of team news. missing from the defence. stuart armstrong plays in midfield, while ryan christie is preferred to che adams. and there's live coverage starting right now on bbc one with commentary on bbc radio 5 live, kick off is at two. the denmark and leicester city goalkeeper kasper schmeichel has admitted the decision to continue their game against finland on saturday shouldn't have been made so quickly. the game was suspended after christian eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest near the end of the first half. he remains stable in hospital after being revived on the pitch in copenhagen. the players left the field for an extended period before returning to finish the match. a decision about the game should probably not have been made in the heat of the moment. i think it would probably have been a wise decision to may be changed the rules or the regulations in extraordinary circumstances, and maybe take a breath and then reconvene the day after and make a decision on how to go forward. (pres) withjus

jane dougall, bbc news, hampden.as confirmed that christian eriksen had a heart attack during the match against finland on saturday and that — in his words — "he was gone." the former tottenham star was resuscitated and is now recovering in hospital. nick beake reports from copenhagen. the heartfelt messages were to get well soon. a show of strength for christian eriksen, who was awake, even asking about his team—mates. everyone here at this euro 2020 fan zone knew it could have been so different. hearing that he is in good shape and that he actually had some conversation with the team is fantastic. that is the only thing that matters to us — christian's health. yeah, the football is secondary today. 100%. that sense of relief has been shared by football fans the world over. that's because today we got confirmation, if it were needed, ofjust how serious the situation was. earlier, we asked denmark's team doctor how close they were to losing christian eriksen. yeah. or should i say, he was gone. and we did cardiac res

could this squad playing at hampden be a match made in heaven?and had to do well in if they want to get out of the group stages, which is doable because out of the three group matches, the czech republic are ranked the lowest in the fifa rankings. if scotland want to get out of the group stages and if they do that, that will be the first time in the country's history that they will have got out of the group stages and steve clarke, head coach, says that is very doable. that has been the aim right from the start, so scotland looking for at least a draw this afternoon. the second group game, well, that is against england and as we know the old enemy, that is pretty much a derby. all bets are off when it comes to playing england down at wembley and then the third match is against croatia who england won against croatia who england won against yesterday. a great deal of expectation i would say from the scotland squad but then, that is because if you look at the quality of them, there are ten premier league players within the squad, two of whom have o

scotland were beaten 3—1 by croatia at hampden park, and are now out of the competition.inners and their opponents will be confirmed after the final matches in the competition's group stage tonight. in a moment we'll hear live from our correspondents, but first ben croucher has this report. the euro 2020 party will continue without scotland. they will boogie no more, reaching the knockouts was maybe more hope than expectation. it still hurts, though. in a match both they and croatia had to win, goals were assured. only nikola vlasic got the first. scotland hadn't even got one in the tournament, until... callum mcgregor! game on. one more goal would do it. it didn't matter how or who. john mcginn at the far post as close as scotland would get. but when your opponents possess the likes of luka modric, who possess a touch like this, scotland's time was up. the former world player of the year set up ivan perisic for a third. scotland down, and out. we have a good enough young group of players. they are hungry, they want to do well for the national team. and i think the suppor

park last night, losing 3-1 to at hampden park last night, losing 3—1 to croatia.reflecting on scotland's tournament later in the programme. as we know, so many big games to come in group f, and so much at stake — not least of course for england. whoever finishes second in group f will face england here in the last 16 on 29 june. we have france up against portugal in what is a rematch of the euro 2016 final, then in munich it's germany up against hungary. we know france have already qualified but the other three teams in group f could still qualify as well. as lydia campbell reports. germany, france, portugal and hungary. germany, france, portugaland hungary. the group f teams face off tonight to decide who goes through and who goes home. portugal might be the reigning champions, but a li— and who goes home. portugal might be the reigning champions, but a 4— to defeat to germany on saturday means their title defence is injeopardy —— 4—2. their title defence is injeopardy -- 4-2. but it still their title defence is injeopardy —— 4—2. but it still in their hands. a w

it's at hampden park, we| are good.a attack. they are not playing that well, they have one that many games in the lead up to the euros. so perhaps we're getting them at a good time. we are at home. it is fascinating stuff and with all the stuff that gone on beforehand, the stage is set in front of the tartan army and i have a good feeling about this tonight for scotland.— this tonight for scotland. wishing them all the _ this tonight for scotland. wishing them all the best. _ this tonight for scotland. wishing them all the best. thank - this tonight for scotland. wishing them all the best. thank you - this tonight for scotland. wishing | them all the best. thank you very much, alison walker. thank you very much, alison walker. white pupils from poorer families have been let down by "decades of neglect" in england's education system, according to a report from mps.the chair of the education select committee conservative mp robert halfon, described it as a national scandal. the government said it was committed to making s

john's at hampden park in glasgow., it is having quite an impact, covid come on what is going on.— on what is going on. absolutely. good morning — on what is going on. absolutely. good morning from _ on what is going on. absolutely. good morning from hampden i on what is going on. absolutely. i good morning from hampden park. on what is going on. absolutely. - good morning from hampden park. we can perhaps expect news today with regard to further testing in the scotland camp because they will be very conscious to make sure there has been no further spread. serious questions this morning about how those rules are being applied, especially when you consider that when john especially when you consider that whenjohn fleck, the scotland player, tested positive covid on their training camp in the lead up their training camp in the lead up the tournament six players were made to self—isolate. in this instance a whole squad, a whole match day squad whole squad, a whole match day squad who were mixing with billy gilmour, both b

at hampden park in glasgow, ticket holders will simply be asked to maintain social distancing of 1.5res, but here at wembley, the 22,000 attending each group game will need to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. with thousands of fans attending matches at grounds like wembley over the coming weeks, organisers will hope that the euros proves a morale—boosting symbol of hope and a return to some kind of normality. but they'll also begin amid uncertainty around the impact the pandemic could still have on this tournament and the potential for division. and there's the taking of the knee... the fa desperate that there is no repeat of the booing that's marred recent matches when england continue their antiracism gesture. i think it was incredibly disappointing, but we're really clear on our position that we are 100% behind the players, and we believe that once fans really understand that it's not a political gesture, there is absolutely no reason for them to boo, they should respect the players, and they should get behind theirteam in the euros. and with some of the game's

i'll pause you, james, because we are going to take some pictures from hampden park where it'sjust arehampden park where it's just been the final whistle blown in the match between ukraine and sweden. the match has ended 2—1, i think. 2—1, and its ukraine, not sweden that england will face in rome on saturday, james. it's come too late for the first additions but that'll give extra copy for the sports space on the various websites, including your own? on the various websites, including our own? , , ., 2 your own? this is england's opponent _ your own? this is england's opponent i _ your own? this is england's opponent. i saw _ your own? this is england's opponent. i saw the - your own? this is england's opponent. i saw the first. your own? this is england's i opponent. i saw the first part your own? this is england's - opponent. i saw the first part of the game between those two sites, it was quite a good game, lots of incidents but not a lot of goals. nice to see a game finishing after extra time with a goal rather than a penalty. we've all had the pain of watching penalty shoot—out w

he did not travel up to hampden.se and he will remain there for the foreseeable future until he is permitted to travel again. as i said, so much hope attached to the squad and despite the exit last night, the support from the tartan army has been unwavering and that will not change even though scotland lost their first match, drew the second and lost their third. all the fans stayed in that stadium and applauded the stadium as they walked around the pitch acknowledging the fans. there were not any blue wings, there wasn't anybody leaving early. —— no one booed. they saying we love you, scotland. that is the unwavering feeling here. we are used to exiting tournaments early and not qualifying, but the love for this mac scotland squad will continue. thank you so much for being there for us. well, england will find out who they face in the last 16 tonight. it could be any one of germany, hungary, portugal or world champions france. they're all in action later, after england topped their group with a win over czech republ

let�*s over hampden. hopefully we will have a great match tonight.— a great match tonight.let's hope| so. both games kicked off at eight o�*clock this evening. meanwhile, 60,000 fans will be allowed inside wembley for the european championship semi—finals and final next month. the announcement made by the government this afternoon means that the stadium will be at 75% capacity for the games, which will see the largest crowds assembled for a sporting event in the uk in more than 15 months. the lifting of restrictions in england has been delayed until the 19th ofjuly, but the games are being allowed extra capacity under the government�*s events research programme. away from the euros, the first british and irish lions team of the summer has been announced, and eight players will make their lions debute againstjapan at murrayfield on saturday. there are four scots in the starting line—up, and the team will be led by tour captain alun wynjones. 16 and a half thousand fans are expected to be at murrayfield for the first ever meeting beaten the lions and japan. despite the debuts

scotland getting their campaign up and running at hampden— their campaign up and running at hampden againstves coming out of this england _ so many positives coming out of this england performance. not least because — england performance. not least because a fixture against croatia brings _ because a fixture against croatia brings back all of those rather nasty— brings back all of those rather nasty memories of the world cup three _ nasty memories of the world cup three years ago. england had beaten croatia _ three years ago. england had beaten croatia since, but this at a major tournament— croatia since, but this at a major tournament with this young exciting england _ tournament with this young exciting england team really does feel significant. and a brilliant result. 1-0 to— significant. and a brilliant result. 1—0 to england. although foster, thank you very much. in an hours' time or so — the queen will welcome the us president, joe biden, to windsor with a guard of honour and tea at the castle. my colleague annita mcveigh is there. hello again. welcome back to windsor _ hello again. w

jane dougall is inside hampden park for us ahead of tonight�*s crucial game.qualifying for wimbledon are over after losing his opening match against hugo dellien. the bolivian won 6—2, 6—1 injust over an hour. but felix gill, arthur fery and anton matusevich are all through. and disappointment too for britain�*s harriet dart at eastbourne. she�*s been knocked out in the opening round, losing in three sets to the world number 21, elena rybakina. defending champion karolina pliskova is also out, beaten in three sets by italy�*s camila giorgi. finally, the rain—affected world test championship final in southampton looks likely to end in a draw. new zealand have been bowled out for 249 in theirfirst innings in reply to india�*s 217 on day five. there�*s commentary on 5 live sports extra and full coverage on the bbc sports website. but that�*s all your sport for now. let�*s get more on one of our main stories. a report by mps says that white working class pupils have been failed by decades of neglect in england�*s education system. the education select committee ha

, bbc news, hampden. we haven't conceded a _ england. easie! bring it on! we haven't conceded a goal! - england. easie! bring it on! we haven't conceded a goal! try i england. easie! bring it on! wel haven't conceded a goal! try not england. easie! bring it on! we haven't conceded a goal! try not to haven�*t conceded a goal! try not to get too excited. haven't conceded a goal! try not to get too excited.— get too excited. less find out what is auoin get too excited. less find out what is going on — get too excited. less find out what is going on with — get too excited. less find out what is going on with the _ get too excited. less find out what is going on with the weather. - we have a real variety of weather. you can see blue skies here in greater london, sent in by one of our weather watchers. a beautiful sight, temperatures picking up quite nicely after what was a cold start. these are the latest temperatures. it you see what i mean. we have a fair bit of cloud around, some patchy rain. and some drizz

it won't be anywhere near those sort of temperatures at hampden for the scotland game.h pressure building in from the azores — this weather system, though, is arriving in from the atlantic, meaning that more of a breeze picking up in scotland and northern ireland, increasing cloud and some rain in the north—west, as well. england and wales still dry, still sunny, while not as hot in the south—east, for many other parts of the uk, temperatures may be a little bit higher on tuesday. moving into wednesday, this is where we find our band of cloud. there's not much rain on it by this stage. scotland and northern ireland cooler, largely dry. for england and wales — we've got quite a contrast, really, across the uk — for england and wales, that heat is building, and the humidity, too, especially towards the south—east, where temperatures won't be far away from 30 celsius. but then it could all go bang — we've got the threat of some heavy rain, thunderstorms late wednesday, through thursday and into friday, mainly across the midlands and eastern parts of england, where we will

the tartan army are taking on the czech republic at hampden park.al easing of covid restrictions in england, planned for next monday, is almost certain to be delayed by up to four weeks. borisjohnson will make an announcement later today, but ministers have already signed off on a postponement, as cases of the delta variant, first detected in india, continue to rise. here'sjim reed. people in england will, it looks like, have to wait longer until restrictions like this are finally lifted. ministers always said june 21st was the earliest all social—distancing rules could be scrapped, allowing more than six people to meet inside again. a rise in infections means that is now very unlikely to happen. sadly, we are in the grip of the early stages of a third wave of the virus, and it is this delta variant, the so—called indian variant, which has a very significant transmission advantage over the previous alpha variant, the kent variant. covid cases are still well below the peak injanuary, but they have been going up driven by that delta variant. ministers

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but now, they know what's required at hampden tomorrow night.h with the confidence of that 0—0 drawl, perhaps basking in it has been deflated with this news about billy gilmour. their opponents croatia, they've actually never beaten scotland before. however, as we know, they were runners—up in the world cup in 2018, so they are going to be a tough team to beat. but victory is what scotland need, and thatis victory is what scotland need, and that is all that can keep scotland in this tournament. a draw or a loss means scotland would stay in fourth place, and that's not good enough. a win would move them to either second or third. they would automatically qualify, but third—place means they would be dependent upon results in other groups. gilmour did not travel to glasgow. he's isolating at the team's training base in the northeast. it scotland to progress, he will be involved —— won't be involved in their next match either. that gives steve clarke a huge headache for his selection process, but it also gives him a concern about the health of the r

scotland play their first euro 2020 group match against the czech republic at hampden a week tomorrowe. a lewis hamilton mistake and a max verstappen crash meant sergio perez won this afternoon's azerbaijan grand prix. it was all fairly uneventful in baku, until a dramatic end as ben croucher reports: some say f1 has become too predictable. it is either lewis hamilton or max verstappen winning. so far this season yes, today not a bit of it. the first sign of drama came for lance stroll, a tyre failure at 200mph. a freak accident right? he walked away unhurt. verstappen still led. hamilton remained stuck behind the two red bulls. i don't think i can overtake these guys. he needed some luck. verstappen out. another tire blowing the race and the championship back in hamilton's favour. could hamilton kick verstappen while he was down. the restart was his chance. the win was in his grasp. he overshot. sorry, guys. putting the brakes only on his title ambition. verstappen keeps the championship lead and perez takes a victory as memorable as it was unpredictable. to cricket and a rather disa

the up, really, after their opening defeat, and they feel that they will have got what it takes at hampdenve to get now against croatia. croatia needing exactly the same, will get to england in a moment, but steve clark faced the media today and was a very contented man. we've been improving _ and was a very contented man. we've been improving for _ and was a very contented man. we've been improving for a _ and was a very contented man. we've been improving for a long _ and was a very contented man. we've been improving for a long time - and was a very contented man. we've been improving for a long time so - and was a very contented man. we've been improving for a long time so it l been improving for a long time so it was nice _ been improving for a long time so it was nice to — been improving for a long time so it was nice to see the boys on the pitch. _ was nice to see the boys on the pitch. we — was nice to see the boys on the pitch, we defended well, the most pleasing _ pitch, we defended well, the most pleasing aspect was we played well. the objective was to get something out of— the

face ukraine after artem dovbyk scored the wonderfully headed winner in extra time against sweden at hampdene wimbledon champion serena williams has been forced to retire injured after going over on her ankle in herfirst round match against aliksandra sasnovich of belarus. the 39—year—old who had hopes of winning another grand slam to equal margaret court's record of 2a titles twisted and fell to the ground when leading 3—1 in the first set, and after receiving treatment tried to play on, but to no avail, much to her obvious anguish. eight—time champion roger federer is through to the second round, but only after his opponent withdrew due to injury. the 39—year—old sixth seed was two sets and a break down when france's adrian mannarino, who was celebrating his 33rd birthday today, slipped and injured his knee. the world number ai battled on and lost the fourth set, then retired after one point in the decider. afterwards, federer explained one of the intricacies of the wimbledon courts and why injuries happen. the grass is more slippery, it's more soft, and as the tournament progresses, he us

group game of the delayed euro 2020 championship following a 2—0 defeat to the czech republic at hampden them bottom of the group — meaning the game against england on friday takes on even greater importance. joe lynskey reports. they've had to wait since 1998. this is scotland's first match at a major tournament and 12,000 fans in glasgow were there to see it. after a year of restrictions of restrictions in silence, that was something to cheer for. but now they have the platform scotland want to bloom. we know the czech republic of the lowest —ranked of their group opponents in scotland had the noise behind them. andy robertson came this close for making it louder but slowly the czech republic gained control and just before the break, they made them quiet. patrick forward in the bundesliga, they pay £20 million forfinishing like forward in the bundesliga, they pay £20 million for finishing like this but ten down, the true level but for the crossfire, and the goalkeeper. but on the biggest stage misses it costly and scotland's hopes faded with something extraordinary. and with something

manager steve clarke says the team will still stand ahead of their other two group games at hampden parkmbley. clarke says the change was announced to show solidarity with their england counterparts, who were booed while taking the knee by part of the crowd in their two warm—up matches. and the first of the home nations to start their euros to start their euros campaign is wales, and you can watch their opening match against switzerland live on bbc one from quarter past one tomorrow. in their 58th and perhaps most compelling encounter, novak djokovic beat rafael nadal to reach the final of the french open, handing the 13—time champion only his third defeat at roland garros. the third set is already being described as one of the best in the sport's history — lasting more than an hour and a half and including extraordinary rallies between the two players that have 38 grand slam titles between them. it was won by the world number one... it was won by the world number one, and with the match about to go on beyond france's curfew of 11pm local time, authorities allowed the five thousand fans

they face czech republic in their opener at hampden park.'s other stories. wolves have appointed the former benfica boss, bruno lage as their new manager, in place of nuno espirito santo, who left at the end of the season. lage won the portuguese title with benfica in 2019, but he left last year after finishing second. 12—year—old skateboarder sky brown could become britain's youngest ever olympian after qualifying for the tokyo games. it was only a year ago that she suffered life—threatening injuries in a training fall. 15—year—old bombette martin also qualified. both will have to wait to find out if they're selected. double olympic champion helen glover will also be competing in tokyo, after taking four years out from the sport and starting a family. she's been named in the team gb pair alongside olympic silver medallist polly swann. and leeds rhinos have been forced to postpone friday's super league match with st helens, after two positive covid—i9 tests — and a further seven close contacts within the rhinos squad. now back to the europea

the dream's over for scotland — they're knocked out of euro 2020 after losing to croatia at hampden parkit wasnae great, we hoped for more, but it is what it is. gutted, absolutely gutted! england progress to the last 16 as group winners and will find out tonight if they'll face france, portugal, germany or hungary at wembley next week. three out of every four domestic abuse crimes reported to the police in england and wales were closed without a perpetrator being charged. the number of pupils absent from school for covid—related reasons in england nearly trebles in a week. have you been affected by an increase in covid related school absence? do get in touch, you can find me on twitter @vicderbyshire. another warning about music festivals — they could face devastating consequences without more government support. and the new £50 banknote featuring a portrait of the code—breaker alan turing enters circulation for the first time. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the body representing british airlines has told the government they must act now or never if

hampden hosts monday's game against the czech republic where 12,000 tartan army fans will be the firstgeneration to watch scotland at a major tournament. jane dougall, bbc news, scotland's training camp. and we'll leave you tonight with some images of the partial solar eclipse seen across large parts of the northern hemisphere today. this was the view from london, captured briefly through the clouds by the bbc photographerjeff 0vers as the moon travelled directly in front of the sun. the view was somewhat more spectacular in canada, with the annular eclipse leaving just a sliver of sunlight visible. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster, daisy mcandrew, and john stevens, who's the deputy political editor at the daily mail. good to see you both. thanks so much for being with us. let me bring you up—to—date with what the front pages are saying so far. according to the times, ministers are considering delaying the end of coronavirus

let's talk to our correspondent, chris mclaughlin who joins us from hampden.re for scotland, he made his competitive debut against england on friday night and he was also a man of the match and so he would be as sure a starter and steve clark's 11 in this match against croatia tomorrow night as you could possibly get. it is a big blow for scotland who need to win at the stadium, you can probably hear the pa system which works very well. it's a big, big game for scotland against croatia, they need to win it and hope other results go in their favour. in terms of how he courted, the big question, we don't know. at the big question, we don't know. at the scottish fa is saying at the moment is that there are no identified close contacts, but they did say the same thing about ten days out from the tournament a squad member also caught covid. he had to self—isolate for ten days and as a precaution, the scottish fa isolated six other players. no suggestion thatis six other players. no suggestion that is going to happen here. also, news from england today, of scores, s

while for scotland, there was disappointment as they lost out to world cup finalists croatia 3—1 at hampdeneneration hope exceeded expectation. it does little to dull the pain. nothing but he would net would have done. horatio faced the same scenario. there were always going to be goals. the phone for scotland was that crozier got the first. game to first. scotland needed the game to tip back in their favour. first. scotland needed the game to tip back in theirfavour. he needed a goal, something they're not managed in the tournaments, until... it had come back to mcgregor! callum mcgreaor it had come back to mcgregor! callum mcgregor for— it had come back to mcgregor! callum mcgregor for some _ it had come back to mcgregor! callum mcgregor for some game _ it had come back to mcgregor! callum mcgregor for some game on. - it had come back to mcgregor! callum mcgregor for some game on. it - it had come back to mcgregor! callum mcgregor for some game on. it did i mcgregorfor some game on. it did not matter how full of the finest of touches, john mcginn. oh so close! as near as scotland would ge

team -- there was no scottish parliament and google did not exist. 12,000 fans were allowed into hampdento watch the game in glasgow. hopes were high before kickoff. >> scotland was lucky enough to be a part of the brazil game. i had a full head of hair then. here we go. ros: unfortunately, it didn't work out for those guys or scotland fans. scotland ended up losing 2-0. as you can see, it was a cause for considerable disappointment to their fans, understandably so. there is time to restore national pride. there are three more games in the group stages. next up, scotland versus england. england fans, more accustomed to tournaments, celebrated a win on sunday in their opening game against croatia. after more than a year of various covid restrictions, i thinthe fans were just as happy to watch the game as they were about the rt. >> it is unreal. we have been isolated since march 2020. to be back here in front of all of these people ismazing. ros: a much more serious and important aspect to the tournament. you will have seen this on saturday. danish midfielder christian erickson was given e

they've been in action at hampden park.ould all but guarantee their place in the last 16. for many of the players, playing in the stadio olimpico against italy, something they never thought would happen. here's swansea defender conor roberts. i would say it's, you know, things you dream of but i never thought i would ever, ever be here so i never dream of it and, to be honest, we have to go there and, you know, no pressure, to be honest, we have to just enjoy ourselves and go there and hopefully play like we did the other night and get our good players on the ball and who knows what we could create and what might happen? i would say, it is going to be a very, very tough game but it is going to be brilliant. we bring you the best of today's action, good news regarding christian eriksen's condition. he has been discharged from hospital in copan after a successful operation to fit that heart starting device which allows that emotional tribute which allows that emotional tribute which we saw yesterday as belgium took on denmark

it won't be anywhere near those sort of temperatures at hampden for the scotland game.ler air is behind that weather front they are, that's out of the way on tuesday. high pressure building in from the azores — this weather system, though, is arriving in from the atlantic, meaning that more of a breeze picking up in scotland and northern ireland, increasing cloud and some rain in the north—west, as well. england and wales still dry, still sunny, while not as hot in the south—east, for many other parts of the uk, temperatures may be a little bit higher on tuesday. moving into wednesday, this is where we find our band of cloud. there's not much rain on it by this stage. scotland and northern ireland cooler, largely dry. for england and wales — we've got quite a contrast, really, across the uk — for england and wales, that heat is building, and the humidity, too, especially towards the south—east, where temperatures won't be far away from 30 celsius. but then it could all go bang — we've got the threat of some heavy rain, thunderstorms late wednesday, through thursday and

it won't be anywhere near those sort of temperatures at hampden for the scotland game.essure building in from the azores — this weather system, though, is arriving in from the atlantic, meaning that more of a breeze picking up in scotland and northern ireland, increasing cloud and some rain in the north—west, as well. england and wales still dry, still sunny, while not as hot in the south—east, for many other parts of the uk, temperatures may be a little bit higher on tuesday. moving into wednesday, this is where we find our band of cloud. there's not much rain on it by this stage. scotland and northern ireland cooler, largely dry. for england and wales — we've got quite a contrast, really, across the uk — for england and wales, that heat is building, and the humidity, too, especially towards the south—east, where temperatures won't be far away from 30 celsius. but then it could all go bang — we've got the threat of some heavy rain, thunderstorms late wednesday, through thursday and into friday, mainly across the midlands and eastern parts of england, where we will see

it won't be anywhere near those sort of temperatures at hampden for the scotland game.out of the way on tuesday. high pressure building in from the azores — this weather system, though, is arriving in from the atlantic, meaning that more of a breeze picking up in scotland and northern ireland, increasing cloud and some rain in the north—west, as well. england and wales still dry, still sunny, while not as hot in the south—east, for many other parts of the uk, temperatures may be a little bit higher on tuesday. moving into wednesday, this is where we find our band of cloud. there's not much rain on it by this stage. scotland and northern ireland cooler, largely dry. for england and wales — we've got quite a contrast, really, across the uk — for england and wales, that heat is building, and the humidity, too, especially towards the south—east, where temperatures won't be far away from 30 celsius. but then it could all go bang — we've got the threat of some heavy rain, thunderstorms late wednesday, through thursday and into friday, mainly across the midlands and eastern pa

croatia beat scotland 3—1 at hampden park, which was enough to give them second place in group d.bley but go through as one of the best third—place finishers. the final group matches take place on wednesday. in group e, slovakia play spain and sweden take on poland. and in group f — which has been called the "group of death' — germany face hungary and portugal will play france. the dating app bumble says it's been busier than expected during the pandemic and has decided to give all its staff a week off — to deal with burn—out. its 700 employees around the world have been told to switch off and focus on themselves. here's our business correspondent emma simpson. it's the dating app where women make the first move. what if, after all this time at home, there is nothing to talk about? this american business has plenty to talk about. bumble has seen a surge in users during the pandemic and has made its debut on the stock market. now, it's given its staff time off, fully paid, to recharge the batteries. saying: "we wanted to give our teams around the world an opportunity to shut off an

and jen blackwood, also a scotland fan, who has a ticket for the game at hampden park.re at home, they played well. can they do it? of course they can, l we are at home, they played well in the first couple of games, even though we lost the first one. i think we performed well, i thought we performed very well on friday at wembley. why can�*t we beat them? i think this is our time, time to put to bed all the pain of the past and finally qualify from the group stage of a major tournament. lloathe finally qualify from the group stage of a major tournament.— of a ma'or tournament. who will score? of a major tournament. who will score? we _ of a major tournament. who will score? we have _ of a major tournament. who will score? we have been _ of a major tournament. who will score? we have been very - of a major tournament. who will. score? we have been very unlucky of a major tournament. who will- score? we have been very unlucky the first cou - le score? we have been very unlucky the first coople of— score? we have been very unlucky the first couple of games _ score? we hav

are wembley, generally they are _ at hampden are wembley, generally they are a _ at hampden are wembleyteam is down to their supporters, to be honest. if their team is as good as their— honest. if their team is as good as their support, they would be winning their support, they would be winning the world _ their support, they would be winning the world cup and the euros every time _ the world cup and the euros every time we — the world cup and the euros every time. we need to be loud and proud tonight— time. we need to be loud and proud tonight to _ time. we need to be loud and proud tonight to drown them out. when time. we need to be loud and proud tonight to drown them out.- tonight to drown them out. when it comes to supporters, _ tonight to drown them out. when it comes to supporters, jen, - tonight to drown them out. when it comes to supporters, jen, i - tonight to drown them out. when it comes to supporters, jen, i think . comes to supporters, jen, i think you very much agree with cj there. talk us through what is taking place in terms of preparation for tonight's game as far as t

favourite gilmour had tested positive and was out of tomorrow's must win match against croatia at hampden symptoms. so hopefully his health will hold up, he won't have too many symptoms and he'll get back to playing as quickly as possible. obviously a blow for us in terms of the team, but a chance for someone else. in response, and as a precaution, all 26 england players took lateral flow tests this afternoon and all were negative. but after consultation with public health england, it was advised chilwell and mount should now isolate. i don't want to cause a drama for scotland, but if you're all in the dressing room together, where does everything stand ? so, yeah, "i don't know" is the honest answer to that. 0ur medical people are dealing with all of this. i'm being updated as regularly as we can be, which is every hour or so. there's a little bit more information. and we have to accept whatever the situation is and adapt to it. the scottish fa said it had consulted with public health england and no close contacts of gilmour were identified. but two english players were identified and th