spain were not best impressed with that match at hampden.of needle in the game tomorrow night. i seem to remember some pretty disparaging comments from rodri after that defeat at hampden. he called steve clarke's side rubbish and set the style of play is not football. as you could imagine, that didn't go down incredibly well with the home side at hampden. the assistant manager of scotland spoke about that on monday and said he had been agitated by the disrespectful comments and he believed it wasjust sour grapes after he said scotland won the game fair and square. manager steve clarke are scheduled to be talking to the media round about now and undoubtedly he will be asked about that and i doubt very much that he will say that it has affected the scotland players, but it probably will be in the back of their minds to try to prove a point. at the same time, they only need a point in order to qualify. the only time that scotland have qualified in back—to—back euros was in 1992 and 1996. andy roxburgh was manager in 1992 and in 1996 it was crai

ten venues were selected for the uk and ireland bid, including dublin's aviva stadium, glasgow's hampdenadium, wembley in london and belfast�*s casement park site, which still hasn't been built. uefa will award the hosting of two european championships next tuesday. liverpool manager jurgen klopp wants their premier league game against tottenham to be replayed after luis diaz's goal was wrongly disallowed by the video assistant referee. the var team failed to overrule the decision when diaz was flagged offside when the game was still goalless. the referees�* body, the pgmol, released the audio of discussions between the match officials as they made the decision and when they realised the mistake that had been made. liverpool went on to lose 2—1. not as the manager of liverpool so much, more as a football person. i think the only outcome should be a replay. that's how it is. it would happen again. i think a replay would be the right thing to do or the ref has the opportunity to bring both coaches together and say sorry, we made a mistake. but we can sort it. let him score a goal and we st

top in the table, containing spain you know, and so close to qualifying when they played spain at hampden and march. two goals from scott mctominay gave scotland a famous victory, but their vice captain isn't complacent about this match. the job's not done yet. what will be on paper the toughest game that each team in the group will face. so we know we're a bit our best. but the boys still know to not hope to qualify. but let's be a regularfixture in these tournaments forfour years to come. on so many occasions scotland have eitherjust missed out orjust scraped into a tournament. but later in this stadium, more than 3800 members of the tartan army could watch scotland automatically qualify for a major tournament for the first time in 25 years. scotland don't plan to be tourists in this competition. they want a permanent seat at the table. come on, scotland. well england face australia in a friendly on friday before a euro qualifier at home to italy next tuesday. and england's defender harry maguire says a phone call from david beckham meant everything after he was jeered by scotland fans

that was followed by a rain—soaked victory over georgia at hampden.m a case of when and not if. i'm not sure if germany _ a case of when and not if. i'm not sure if germany is _ a case of when and not if. i'm not sure if germany is ready - a case of when and not if. i'm not sure if germany is ready for - sure if germany is ready for 5 million scottish people to show up, but it seems like everybody speak to say they will be in germany next summer. i'm sure it won't be 5 million, but... we will certainly take a big crowd. find million, but. .. we will certainly take a big crowd.— million, but... we will certainly take a big crowd. and so it will be scotland and _ take a big crowd. and so it will be scotland and spain _ take a big crowd. and so it will be scotland and spain from - take a big crowd. and so it will be scotland and spain from group . take a big crowd. and so it will be scotland and spain from group a, | take a big crowd. and so it will be - scotland and spain from group a, and i were two games remaining, it is a fight to see who finishes fir

in april, 10 venues were selected for the uk and ireland bid, including glasgow's hampden park, cardiff'sipality stadium, dublin's aviva stadium and wembley in london. uefa will award the hosting of two european championships next tuesday. liverpool managerjurgen klopp wants their premier league game against tottenham to be replayed after luis diaz's goal was wrongly disallowed by the video assistant referee. the var team failed to overrule the decision when diaz was flagged offside when the game was still goalless. the referees' body, the pgmol, released the audio of discussions between the match officials as they made the decision and when they realised the mistake that had been made. liverpool went on to lose 2—1. not as a manager of liverpool, so much more as a football person, i think the only outcome should be a replay. that is how it is. it would happen again. i think a replay would be the right thing to do or the referee has the opportunity to bring both coaches together and say, sorry, we made a mistake, but we can sort it. and we start from there. champions league football will

in april, 10 grounds were selected for the uk and republic of ireland's bid, including glasgow's hampdenstadium and wembley in london. belfast�*s casement park and everton�*s bramley—moore dock, two unbuilt stadiums, are also included in the bid. an army investigation has found that a teenage soldier probably took her own life — and one of the reasons was a period of relentless sexual harassment from her boss. gunnerjaysley beck, who was 19 and serving in the royal artillery, was found dead at the larkhill army camp in wiltshire two years ago. a service inquiry report is due to be published later. here's our home affairs correspondentjune kelly. jaysley beck, filmed by her family at the start of her army career. she joined up when she was just 16, finishing her training in 2020. she'd be dressed in her combat gear. her mum leighanne and cousin lois with jaysley�*s army cap and trousers. remembering the day she was on parade when she finished her training. it's a massive achievement. and as a parent, to see your child happy is the best feeling in the whole wide world. that's all you want

ten venues were selected for the uk and ireland bid, including dublin's aviva stadium, glasgow's hampden principality stadium, wembley in london and belfast�*s casement park site, which still hasn't been built. uefa will award the hosting of two european championships next tuesday. liverpool manager, jurgen klopp, wants their premier league game against tottenham to be replayed after luis diaz's goal was wrongly disallowed by the video assistant referee. the var team failed to overrule the decision when diaz was flagged offside when the game was still goalless. the referees�* body, the pgmol, released the audio of discussions between the match officials as they made the decision and when they realised the mistake that had been made. liverpool went on to lose 2—1. not as a manager of liverpool, so much more as a football person, i think the only outcome should be a replay. that is how it is. it would happen again. i think a replay would be the right thing to do or the referee has the opportunity to bring both coaches together and say, sorry, we made a mistake, but we can sort it. and we s

hampden park in glasgow, which hosted at euro 2020, will feature.art of the plan too, as well as casement park in belfast, which at present is unbuilt, but to be turned into a near 35,000 capacity stadium. let's get some more now with our sports editor dan roan, who's in switzerland for us, where the bid was confirmed. dan, this will be quite a significant moment for belfast, given the history of casement park. absolutely. very significant indeed for northern irish football, because this will be the first time that the country has hosted a major meant�*s football tournament, as it would be for the republic of ireland and wales. you are right, if there is any pressure orjeopardy in this uk and ireland bed, it focuses on casement park, because it is dilapidated. it has been empty for ten years now, since it shut in 2013. the idea was it would be redeveloped, but a whole series of issues have delayed that, planning controversy, legal battles, objections from local residents. in the meantime, because of spiral. there is a bit of uncertainty about who wi

with almost three million tickets available, england have six host stadia, alongside a revamped hampden traditionally a home of gaelic games in predominantly catholic west belfast, a decade has now passed since this historic but derelict venue last witnessed live sport. since then, planning problems, legal battles and political deadlock have seen the redevelopment of casement park delayed and the costs have increased. but the hope of many is that the euros could be the impetus for a project that they believe can be a force for reconciliation. the tournament will be played on the 30th anniversary of the good friday agreement, and i think that's an absolute message across the islands and across the world about peace and a post—conflict environment. we're assured by the government that casement will be built and it - will be built on time for us to show how brilliant a country— northern ireland is. wembley is set to stage the final, as it did two years ago as part of an 11—country tournament. but that was marred by chaotic scenes of fan disorder. we want the reputation for hosting the most

in april, ten venues were selected for the uk and ireland bid, including glasgow's hampden park, cardiff'sa stadium and wembley in london. uefa will award the hosting of two european championships on tuesday. both england and new zealand have suffered injury blows ahead of their cricket world cup opener on friday with ben stokes and kane williamson set to miss the match. england captainjos buttler confirmed the news that stokes is a serious doubt with a hip injury, as the squad look to manage his fitness. meanwhile, williamson has been included for the tournament but will not play in the first game having featured as a batter only in new zealand's warm—up match against pakistan. britain's mark cavendish has delayed plans to retire and will race in next year's tour de france. the 38—year—old announced his retirement from road cycling in may but has signed a one—year contract with his astana-qazaqstan team. it means the sprinter will again have the chance to break the record for tour stage wins which he currently shares with belgian legend eddy merckx on 34. the 2024 tour de france begins in

hampden park, the principality stadium in cardiff, dublin's aviva stadium and wembley in london.gers crossed here with gb news on your tv and on the tune in app. now back to . patrick >> well, come along now if you're more upset about the word hurricane in an invasion than you are about the impending destruction of britain and western culture, then i think you've got a massive problem. suella braverman has got more guts than a kebab eating nine pints a night. darts enthusiast for coming out and saying what the vast majority of people in britain really think . both legal britain really think. both legal and illegal immigration at their current levels will ruin the western world. as we know it. here's that moment from a barnstorming speech that has lefties so hot under the collar. >> the wind of change that carried my own parents across the globe in the 20th century was a mere gust compared to the hurricane anne. that is . hurricane anne. that is. >> well, she's right. and when it comes to the word invasion that she's previously used, if we lined up all the boats that have crossed

in april, 10 venues were selected for the uk and ireland bid, including dublin's aviva stadium, hampdenriumph. williamson has won six major trophies with arsenal and was named in the king's new year's honours list at the end of 2022 alongside her fellow teammates lucy bronze, beth mead, and ellen white. both england and new zealand have suffered injury blows ahead of their cricket world cup opener on friday with ben stokes and kane williamson set to miss the match. stokes is a serious doubt with a hip injury, while williamson is working his way back from a knee injury. the england captain, jos buttler, says there's no need to risk stokes if he's not fully fit. he's just got a little niggle with his hip. we will obviously know more today and after training this evening, but it is a long tournament so we won't take undue risk, but we will know more a little bit later. it is just a slight niggle. and that's all the sport for now. newcastle and our 41 up against celtics. that is all your support for now. hello. for many of us, it's been quite a cloudy day and across scotland, really quite w

in april, ten venues were selected for the uk and republic of ireland's bid, including glasgow's hampdenkly in a positive direction for us. | powerfully and quickly in a positive direction for us.— direction for us. i think my only sort of thought _ direction for us. i think my only sort of thought is _ direction for us. i think my only sort of thought is to _ direction for us. i think my only sort of thought is to try - direction for us. i think my only sort of thought is to try to - direction for us. i think my only sort of thought is to try to keep that momentum for as long as we can. and the power in which it has swung away in part for me has been down to our home form and how we have played here. well, it promises to be quite a night at stjames“ park —

going to go for 2032 in the uk, ten stadia were earmarked to host the matches, including glasgow's hampdenrk. the principality stadium in cardiff. dublin's aviva stadium and wembley in london. you're with gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> hello and welcome to headliners. >> your first look at thursday's papers . papers. >> joining me tonight, we have the paul daniels and debbie mcgee of gb news. >> in no particular order, that is lewis schaefer and nick dixon. >> evening, gentlemen. so, which 1 am. i? 1a.m. i? >> no 1 am. i? >> no particular order? >> no particular order? >> particular order? >> in no particular order? >> in no particular order? >> , that pan and the >> well, that pan out and the audience. to debbie audience. i prefer to be debbie mcgee because wound up with the. >> millions. she did? >> with millions. she did? >> with millions. she did? >> absolutely . >> with millions. she did? >> i'llsolutely . >> with millions. she did? >> i'll takeely .take danie

ten stadiums were selected , stadiums were selected, including glasgow's hampden park, the principalityy in london. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now let's cross over to manchester and back to . andrew back to. andrew >> well , rishi back to. andrew >> well, rishi sunak will shortly be delivering his first speech to the conservative party conference since becoming prime minister . minister. >> the pm is going to announce the scrapping of hs2's northern leg route. >> the route is going to be cancelled. we think we he's cancelled. we think we know he's going announced £10 going to spend announced £10 billion on 50 transport projects across england . across the north of england. >> so our deputy political editor hannood is with us editor tom hannood is with us now. morning, tom. and we're also joined by penny gains , the also joined by penny gains, the chair stop hs2 campaign chair of the stop hs2 campaign group to you both. group. great to see you both. tom, come to you. what tom, let me come to you. wha

ten stadiums were selected, including glasgow's hampden park, the principality stadium in cardiff, dublin'son digital tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying, play gb news now back over to mark and . pip rhiannon. over to mark and. pip rhiannon. >> thanks very much and welcome back to the live desk with of course, that keynote speech by the prime minister to bring the tory party conference to an end in manchester, rishi sunak receiving well, it was a standing ovation after that speech, closing the conference with education secretary gillian keegan even moved to tears as yes, she was indeed. >> and the prime minister's speech actually was some half an hour longer than his predecessors. liz truss last yean predecessors. liz truss last year, the prime minister confirmed that the northern leg of hs2 would be scrapped , saying of hs2 would be scrapped, saying that to continue out of embarrassment would be an abdication of leadership. >> the rmt union, meanwhile, are calling it a disastrous decision and have accused the government of playing political ahead of playin

ten stadia were selected , ten stadia were selected, including glasgow's hampden park , the principalitywith gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . lots to go out today. channel. lots to go out today. >> we start with rishi sunak and he confirmed the worst kept secret in british politics that the northern leg of hs2 has been scrapped. the pm said the facts have changed. the cost of a high speed rail scheme had more than doubled . but politically, is it doubled. but politically, is it a good move or a bad move? do you really care about hs2? was it not going to affect you and actually has the right decision, albeit it expensively and very slowly been made, which is to actually just connect up the north and the midlands and the east of england that's crossed over now to manchester to speak to our political editor, christopher christopher to our political editor, christ(you r christopher to our political editor, christ(you r much. stopher to our political editor, christ(you r much. stophe|| th

when they played spain at hampden in march, two goals from scott mctominay gives scotland a famous victoryualify. but let's be a regularfixture in these tournaments for years to come. 0n so many occasions scotland have eitherjust missed out orjust scraped into a tournament. but later in this stadium, more than 3,800 members of the tartan army could watch scotland automatically qualify for a major tournament for the first time in 25 years. scotland don't plan to be tourists in this competition. they want a permanent seat at the table. come on, scotland. jane dougall, bbc news, seville. now like father like son in wrexham last night. not quite the same hair style for charlie savage, not following his dad robbie, in that sense, but he is in terms of football, as wales eased to a four nil win against gibraltar in their friendly last night. it was a night to remember for charlie savage — son of robbie, as he assisted this goal for kieffer moore as they went two nil up. nathan broadhead produced a smart turn and finish, for their third as rob page's, side ran out comfortable winners. they'll fac