, who our correspondent joe inwood, who was our correspondentjoe inwood, who was there watching, havingrab hold of him to come in front of the camera. we saw you with a pint there with their fans, joe, what's the atmosphere like? it's tense, i can tell you that. i know i'm supposed to be objective here to cover an event, but this is too nerve—racking — the truth is watching this game, you realise the real skill of the english tim here isjust in shutting real skill of the english tim here is just in shutting down the spanish. it hasn't been a great game —— english team here. that's really been the key thing here, and i think that's the strategy that garrett's south cave is putting in place. he knows he has to be able to beat the spanish team, so what they've done is shut the game down, they've kept roger quiet, and they've restricted the chances the spanish have —— gareth southgate. it's not axley been a great game of football, but my god it's tense and everyone here is enjoying themselves. we my god it's tense and everyone here is enjoying themselves.— is enjoying themselves. we are com

joe inwood with the latest.hgate says he is having to stay detached from �*the enormity of the occasion�*, in the run—up to the euros final on sunday. he says his tactics will have to be �*close to perfect�* if the team is to beat spain, in berlin. victory would be the first major title for the england men's team since the 1966 world cup. our sports editor dan roan has been speaking to gareth southgate in germany. gareth southgate's revitalised england during his tenure and with his team just one win from ending their 58—year—long wait for a major trophy today, here at their training camp, the manager explained how he'd approach sunday's euros final against the might of spain. you've got to keep a professional focus, a bit of a detachment from the the enormity of the occasion, if you like, because it would be easy to be overwhelmed by that. commentator: nice curl! - i say, what an unbelievable goal! we've got to make sure that tactically we're close to perfect. they've been excellent with the ball, but they've b

that is our correspondencejoe inwood giving a bit of insight into the layout of where everything happenedation — and now law professor at the university of minnesota. he spoke to my colleague lukwesa burak and gave his thoughts on the security measures at the rally. we have another project story of gun violence in the united states, but this time an attempted political assassination and it is shocking that the secret service and other law enforcement agencies didn't take precautionary measures. the shooter was apparently outside the secret service perimeter that had been established for security purposes, and yet it is well known thatjust about any crackpot in the united states can get a rifle with long range shooting capability and on a rooftop they clearly should have had a secret service agent or law enforcement agent or somebody else on the rooftop, not the shooter. they will have to be an investigation with what happened there with respect to the incredibly lax security for a political rally with the former president of the united states who is a current candidate for president. rece

that shows the possible first victim ——joe inwood has that shows the possible first victim —— joe inwoodpray we originally thought was a spray we originally thought was maybe a fire hose that was squirting for some reason, and then the speaker on the right—hand side started coming down but we ascertain later on was that something must have hit one of that hydraulic lines which caused that hydraulic to drop that speaker. we saw president trump go to the ground and then everybody started hitting the ground because it was chaos and people were like, what is going on? we have talked to different people who were there and things like that and unfortunately, and that is a sad thing about this, this is not our country. this is a country we are going to but this would not happen in our country before. yeah, we have had assassinations and stuff but this is crazy. i served in the military, for us to come here and be able to support our candidates, they support there konta did it and i won't lay there konta did it and i won't lay the blame —— because they support their candidate. if this is a polit

neither did i and neither did joe. —— joe inwood.nt sarah rainsford is in dusseldorf and gave us a flavour of the atmosphere. it isa it is a bit quieter there. it is amazing, i mean, this entire river bank here in dusseldorf is lined with bars and at every single bar and restaurant here there is a huge screen and they are packed with fans and for the england game, packed with english and swiss fans, and the mood here was amazing. i mean, it was heart—stopping and terrifying and excruciating at times but in the end this entire river bank exploded with beer flying everywhere and fans on the tables singing and chanting. stephen wall is a big england fan. so much so that when his wife, claire, took their children out one day, stephen decorated his entire front room with england shirts. his son hugo loves it, his daughter florence, not so much. well earlier my colleague lucy hockings caught up with the wall family and she asked them how the family coped during the penalties. just nerves, and the only thing i can say is it is a good job my

joe inwood, bbc news, brixton. the moulin rouge is an iconic paris landmark. windmill — was left without its huge sails when they suddenly fell off. now they've been restored — just in time for the paris olympics. stephanie zakrisson has the details. in 82 show in front of the club, one of the most visited attractions in the french capital, they dazzled spectators gathered in the streets outside. the red and gold sales of the windmilljust behind them lighting up the parisian nightjust as they have been doing for more than 100 years. the blades inexplicably fell off in april but have been restored. labour we were all very sad, it was something we couldn't believe happened. we are so thankful that no one was hurt. it was also so lovely to receive so many messages from the public and everyone around the world sent us messages to say we are feeling so sorry for you guys, we hope your wings will be back up soon. that was really touching. tonight, i'm so happy to see it lit up again. to be dancing in front of it, like, we don't get to do this every night. tonight is

let's cross now tojoe inwood who's at a fan zone in brixton.ou are alive on air when the match is going on in england seem to score. i the match is going on in england seem to score.— the match is going on in england seem to score. i know i'm getting a reutation seem to score. i know i'm getting a reputation for _ seem to score. i know i'm getting a reputation for this. _ seem to score. i know i'm getting a reputation for this. i've _ seem to score. i know i'm getting a reputation for this. i've had - reputation for this. i've had people message me and say as soon as england are going to be in need of a goal of got to interview of sand. whenever i speak to them, somehow england score. there was no chance need today because ingrid scored by penalty. it has been eight much, much, much better game so far. have a race in south london, i've watched all five previous matches here, reporting live, hardy work with the fans. and it's fair to say that england's performance so far has been variable at best. frankly a bit dull. this has not. this has been

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i and joe inwood. what is your prediction for the score?isjust _ prediction for the score? i am not going to say thisjust because - prediction for the score? i am not going to say thisjust because it i going to say thisjust because it was clive — going to say thisjust because it was clive myrie's _ going to say thisjust because it was clive myrie's prediction. . going to say this just because it. was clive myrie's prediction. 2—1. going to say this just because it i was clive myrie's prediction. 2—1. i think— was clive myrie's prediction. 2—1. i think england _ was clive myrie's prediction. 2—1. i think england will— was clive myrie's prediction. 2—1. i think england will pull— was clive myrie's prediction. 2—1. i think england will pull one - was clive myrie's prediction. 2—1. i think england will pull one back i think england will pull one back towards — think england will pull one back towards the _ think england will pull one back towards the end _ think england will pull one back towards the end of— think england will pull one back tow

our correspondentjoe inwood was among supporters in london as the night unfolded.ration, to a final. andy and nish have been on thatjourney. i had my own negativity about southgate, but honestly, i take it all back. he is the man for us, he's done thejob. i think he's going to take us to bring it home. there we are, the final is under way. i'm supposed to be objective but i'm just too nervous. the first half was, to put it diplomatically, uneventful. the second half surely would be better. rodri is off, their best player. andy, always the optimist, was hopeful for about eight seconds. how are you feeling? i take it back. not great. at that point, mid—interview, spain havejust scored. we scored first last time and we lost. we concede this time, we're going to win. come on! and he was partly right. a moment ofjoy shared around the country. cheering. things were looking up and then, for some reason, i decided to interview andy again. now i think... again. stop filming. it's done again. oh, no. i may well be the curse but i'm also the hope. we are going to still win th

back at the fan zone in brixton for us again — joe inwood.again. exactly, this time it was nothin: again. exactly, this time it was nothing to _ again. exactly, this time it was nothing to do _ again. exactly, this time it was nothing to do with _ again. exactly, this time it was nothing to do with me. - again. exactly, this time it was nothing to do with me. i've - again. exactly, this time it was - nothing to do with me. i've somehow managed to interview people as we were live on air when england scored. the penalty, obviously that was easy to predict but the second time we were filming the crowds, i wasn't speaking to anyone as ollie watkins scored extraordinary goal. to clear up is under way, it's basically finished out but it was an extraordinary atmosphere here in south london, most importantly my shirt is dry because i was drenched through before, continuous habit of people throwing their beers and they are, that was in evidence here. i've got a few of the fans who are still upright, to us, guys, what an evening. upright, to us, guys,

joe inwood, bbc news in brixton. joe inwood already preparing for the weekend.aken perhaps more than their fair share of criticism, and yet here they are heading into a final. what do you think the southgate key to success has been? 50 i do you think the southgate key to success has been?— do you think the southgate key to success has been? so i think the big thin that success has been? so i think the big thing that the _ success has been? so i think the big thing that the team _ success has been? so i think the big thing that the team have _ success has been? so i think the big thing that the team have done i success has been? so i think the big thing that the team have done is i success has been? so i think the big thing that the team have done is as | thing that the team have done is as you say there has been a lot of criticism around the team and how they've set up, but what they have done, what gareth has done is he has had the confidence in his own ability. he is the manager that has got us through to two finals now, he has backed himself and the players h

iamjoe i am joe inwood i amjoe inwood here in brixton watching the game with the england's fans.so watching fans in bristol standing by as kick—off takes place. let's cross live to downing street with all the latest from maryam moshiri. welcome to downing street where it's sir keir starmer�*s first full day as prime minister. he vowed to start work immediately and has already held his first cabinet meeting and a news conference. with the day's events so far, here's our political editor chris mason. there was the first day school vibe in downing this morning. is it good to be back? and excitement and pride from those now at the top of government. heading in for now at the top of government. heading infora now at the top of government. heading in for a cabinet meeting. a sense of gravity and all this too. it was the honour and privilege of my life to be invited by his majesty the king yesterday to form the government. 50 the king yesterday to form the government.— the king yesterday to form the government. ., ., , ., . ., government. so what do you want from the new government? _ g

meaning they will face switzerland for a place in the semifinal next saturday. 0ur reporter, joe inwood a very tense afternoon for the england fans. i have just about started to calm down after almost the most extraordinary 120 minutes of football. we should not let what happened in the last 31 minutes take away from the fact that the start of this was pretty diabolical from england's perspective. it was, i'm not saying a game of two macabre, i cannot do the maths quickly enough, but very much a game of two parts. because until that bicycle kick from jude bellingham in what was the 95th minute of football went in the mood here was funereal. the fans have been sympathetic before the match started. they had been optimistic. as a gay moron and england were really, really poor, i think it is fair to say. you heard our commentary from our colleagues at itb, and they were saying they could not believe they were not making changes or doing something. what happened in the end was essentially a moment of individual magic, josh eyre good fortune in share class from jude bellingham that put englan

joe inwood, bbc news in brixton. # football's coming home again!cturer in sports psychology at liverpooljohn moores university — about what their key to success has been. so i think the big thing they have done is as you say there has been a lot of criticism around the team, how they've set up. but what they've done, what gareth has done is he has had the confidence in his own ability. he is the manager that has got us through to two finals now, he has backed himself and the players have seen it too, they have trusted him as well. and when the subs have come on, they have been able to deliver. and how do you think you would see the management of the next three days? because there is so much expectation and pressure on them now. so i think what the team will do is firstly they will take a bit of time just to have a breather, to relax, to smile and feel good about where they are. then they will review what happened last night, what we did well. equally where we can get better. and then it will be all about forgetting last night, the semifinal has gon

joe inwood, bbc news.llowing that issue, that story, on the programme this morning, speaking to our correspondentjohnny humphreys, who has been covering it since the start. he is live on tenerife. what else do we need to know this morning? nina has some extraordinary images from american overnight. we do indeed. donald trump has made his first public appearance since since surviving an assassination attempt on saturday. the former president received wild applause when he arrived at the republican national convention in milwaukee, where he was officially named as the party's candidate for the presidential election. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports. please welcome the next president of the united states, donald jay trump. with the visible sign of an assassination attempt, donald trump greeted the crowd defiantly, but it appeared subdued and emotional. earlier in the day his sons arrived at the convention, the events of saturday still on their minds. it was horrible. i was sitting there wat

let's speak to my colleague joe inwood who has been watching the game with fans at a fan zone in brixton atmosphere? it is fluctuating — how is the atmosphere? it is fluctuating wildly, _ how is the atmosphere? it is fluctuating wildly, it - how is the atmosphere? it is fluctuating wildly, it is - how is the atmosphere? it 3 fluctuating wildly, it is fair to say. it is pretty funereal after the swiss scored a goal but i was midway through interviewing someone and this happened at the last game as well, as is a mid—interview, the goal went in and it went wild and suddenly the mood has changed completely, the sun is back out, everyone is having a very good time. and i think england have the upper hand. declan rice had an astonishing 13 yard curling shot tipped round the post. england look like they are possibly more likely to win but this is impossible tojudge, anything could happen. we have eight minutes, 22 minutes ago extra time, people holding their breath and biting their nails, any creature you can think of is happening here. given the manic think of is happening here. given the magi

our correspondentjoe inwood was looking at the layout of the site and how close the shooter was ableo get to the former us president. using images from social media that we have verified, we get a bit of an idea of the layout of events that led to the attempt on donald trump's life behind this lectern. look at these three buildings. this gives us a sense of the layout. you can see the stands where the spectators were waiting and where some of them were hit. this is the stage where donald trump was speaking. so we will go to here — those the three buildings. this is the area where donald trump was. back now, this is an image, a video that was taken by somebody who was an onlooker. look at this building here. this is where the shooter was lying. you can see there are trees. and as we come in and zoom in here you can see that we have blurred the body of the shooter. coming forward one image, you can see those trees i pointed out there and there, and this is the building. the shooter was here and donald trump was here. using google maps it is easy to see it is approximately 130 metres —

joe inwood has this report. that they found the human remains along with the physicians. the body has not been formally identified but authorities are confident they are found jay slater. in his home town where blue ribbons have become a sign of support, the news was met with sadness. it is a shame inaudible.i it is a shame inaudible. i think it is hit the community hard — think it is hit the community hard around here because obviously has a local lad and well— obviously has a local lad and well known. i feel sorry for the — well known. i feel sorry for the family for going through this and _ the family for going through this and every effort going over. _ this and every effort going over, especially the local fire service, _ over, especially the local fire service, going over to find him, _ service, going over to find him. it— service, going over to find him, it has hit hard. jay slater was _ him, it has hit hard. jay slater was last - him, it has hit hard. ja. slater was last seen him, it has hit hard. j<1 sl

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in a moment we will speak to my colleaguejoe inwood who has been watching the game with fans at a fanin brixton. but first to sarah rainsford who is in dusseldorf. give us a sense of the atmosphere at the moment. it is give us a sense of the atmosphere at the moment-— the moment. it is amazing, i mean, this entire river _ the moment. it is amazing, i mean, this entire river bank _ the moment. it is amazing, i mean, this entire river bank here _ the moment. it is amazing, i mean, this entire river bank here in - this entire river bank here in dusseldorf is lined with bars and at every angle bar and restaurant here there is a huge screen as they are packed with fans and for the england game, packed with english and swiss fans, and the mood was amazing, heart stopping and terrifying and excruciating at times but this whole river bank area exploded with beer flying everywhere and fans singing and chanting and i have a couple of fans here who have come from preston, brad and joe, who are watching in the bar. what did you think? it was terrifying but the results you wanted in the end. aha,

let's head to brixton in south london now and join joe inwood.bre, i imagine. i how are you, things are sombre, i imauine. , ., ., how are you, things are sombre, i imauine. ,, ., imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed _ imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed in _ imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed in the _ imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed in the last _ imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed in the last couple - imagine. i tell you what, the mood has changed in the last couple of l has changed in the last couple of minutes. it's been a great atmosphere, everybody has been positive. it is not a classic, but it is certainly, england seem to have the upper hand. with that temper marker at the far post, it's gone flat. there's a feeling something needs to change, with that embolo at the far post. cole palmer coming on, the change fans one. it has felt england have change the system but they've not been that adventurous. there they are, i will let you hear them. the england fans are still supporting, o

joining me now is our correspondent, joe inwood, who is watching the match with fans in south london.t than before? it scintillating match tonight than before? , , :: :: before? it is still 0-0. the performance _ before? it is still 0-0. the performance is _ before? it is still 0-0. the performance is much - before? it is still 0-0. the | performance is much better before? it is still 0-0. the - performance is much better and before? it is still 0-0. the _ performance is much better and there has been a tactical shift by gareth southgate. to be honest, there was talk of saka playing on the left. i haven't notice that happening but the feeling is this is a much better performance. let's bring in some fans. what's your feeling so far? repressing them, which is good. a lot of— repressing them, which is good. a lot of formation that's a lot better~ _ lot of formation that's a lot better. . , lot of formation that's a lot better. ., , ., ., better. really well. one at a time, cu s. better. really well. one at a time, au s. we better. really well. one at a time, guys- we seem — better. real

.# joe inwood, bbc news in brixton. # football's coming home again!ed him before the match last night. at? him before the match last night. a it's him before the match last night. so it's coming home again... # i cannot understand but i cannot # forget. southgate, you're still the one but you still turn me on. # football is coming on again. the you still turn me on. # football is coming on again.— coming on again. the restraint on his behalf very — coming on again. the restraint on his behalf very impressive. - coming on again. the restraint on his behalf very impressive. stay l his behalf very impressive. stay with us with all this work coming up in a couple of minutes and also we will take a look at the world of artificial intelligence and wimbledon, the tennis. stay with us for that. wimbledon, the tennis. stay with us forthat. bbc wimbledon, the tennis. stay with us for that. bbc news. hello. over the next few days, you'll be glad of any glimpses of sunshine, because out of it, it's going to feel distinctly chilly for this stage injuly. temperatur

joe inwood, bbc news, brixton. to rob burrow, ahead of his funeral later. the rugby league star's cortege will make its way to pontefract crematorium, where a private service will be held. burrow died, aged 41, injune, after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019. the hollywood producer, jon landau, who was behind oscar—winning hits, like titanic and avatar, has died, at the age of 63. he was described as "a monumental figure in the film industry" by the director, sir peterjackson. landau's family confirmed his death on social media. thousands of fans have been left disappointed, after the former fleetwood mac star, stevie nicks, postponed her show in glasgow, just hours before she was due on stage. it would have been herfirst solo gig in scotland, but organisers said she had to recoverfrom a minor leg operation. france heads to the polls today for the second round of parliamentary elections, with the far—right national rally pushing for a historic victory. our reporter chris bockman is in toulouse this

joe inwood, bbc news in brixton. # football's coming home again!e best deal to actually get there.— tips on securing the best deal to actually get there. there's a huge number of — actually get there. there's a huge number of people _ actually get there. there's a huge number of people who _ actually get there. there's a huge number of people who are - actually get there. there's a huge number of people who are going. actually get there. there's a huge. number of people who are going to actually get there. there's a huge i number of people who are going to be heading overfor the fan number of people who are going to be heading over for the fan zones which are being set up in the centre of berlin. that magnificent city. including the biggest goal ever built at the brandenburger tor, the gate. i think a lot of people, regardless if tickets will come it will be happy to be there in germany. absolutely fantastic mood and i think leonard cohen predicted, first we take the netherlands and then we take berlin. but people have been booking flights furiousl

joe inwood, bbc news, brixton.he children have got a non—uniform day today. they've been encouraged to come in in red, white and blue. so just having a good kick about this morning. but as i say, just imagine this very tarmac is the place there is the very place where saka would have honed his amazing skills that we've seen on display over the last couple of weeks, so many years ago. caroline chandler, good morning to you, the head teacher. it's a different mood, i suppose, among the children. i know lots of them, talking to them earlierm said they had a later bedtime last night. they stayed up and watched the game. what do you tell them about losing as opposed to celebrating victory? i think as england fans, we're used to it. it's one thing, we've talked to the children a lot about the how, bukayo is a really good role model for them because he's never given up. when he's faced setbacks in his football career, he's overcome them. and after the quarter final, when we scored on penalties and won on penalties, we sai

thank you very much- _ joe inwood— is with fans in brixton, he was our lucky mascot.nt. i've ruined it. i have a confession.— have a confession. i was interviewing _ have a confession. i was interviewing something | have a confession. i was i interviewing something live at have a confession. i was - interviewing something live at two points when both spain goals went in. i think ijinxed it. points when both spain goals went in. ithink ijinxed it. the points when both spain goals went in. i think ijinxed it. the mood here was so buoyant, so jubilant. in. i think ijinxed it. the mood here was so buoyant, sojubilant. we really thought it was going to happen and then it was funereal. there was so much enthusiasm when cole palmer came on. and now it is emptying out. how are you doing? gutted. when the palmer goal went in we thought— gutted. when the palmer goal went in we thought we might build on that, but in _ we thought we might build on that, but in fairness to spain i think they— but in fairness to spain i think they deserved it. we didn't build on they deserved it. w

let's cross now tojoe inwood who's at a fan zone in brixton. , . think we're on course or penalties aaain?~ , . �*, ., again? we could be a. it's two minutes then. _ again? we could be a. it's two minutes then. it's _ again? we could be a. it's two minutes then. it's harder - again? we could be a. it's two minutes then. it's harder my i again? we could be a. it's two - minutes then. it's harder my nerves because we just had the ball in the back of the net but there was a marginal offside. it is still one high: all calls with up as a consequence it is currently into extra time. we have a whole extra half hour of football to play before we go to penalties. as it stands back this is far and away the best game england have played. what they've done is raise their hopes for the production of been good as well. the dutch are on the attack now. i well. the dutch are on the attack now. . w' well. the dutch are on the attack now. . y ., well. the dutch are on the attack now. . a i. ., well. the dutch are on the attack now. . i. ., ., i. now. i might ask

joe inwood, bbc news, in brixton. says it all, doesn't it?off in the northern half of the uk but in the southern half we will see some thundery rain. that is already with us across parts of south—west and the channel islands and as it moves northwards it will pipe down the pollen levels, at least, for northern england, scotland and northern ireland, expected to be high. here is the rain across the south—west, spreading into wales this morning, erratically into the south and east of england, as well. maybe a little bit hit or mist here. it will edge further north was put northern england, scotland, northern ireland, some of the low cloud will disappear but a few showers around. many places dry with some sunny spells and warm enough in the sunshine, 20 to 21 degrees. across the southern half of the uk in the evening, the rain will be quite widely across wales, parts of the midlands. bit more uncertainty in east anglia and the south—east but here we could see some torrential downpours out of the near continent and a better end to the day the sou

joe inwood is there investigation.tails or why the police have an interest in this property, whether it's linked to the suspect they're looking for or the victims. this report relates back to a call police received on wednesday that's taken them to clifton suspension bridge in a leafy area of bristol, and they found two suitcases containing human remains. there's been a major manhunt on ever since that point and that manhunt has led them to this property in west london. in them to this property in west london. . them to this property in west london. , ., ., , ., london. in terms of the man they are huntint , london. in terms of the man they are hunting. tell— london. in terms of the man they are hunting. tell us _ london. in terms of the man they are hunting, tell us more _ london. in terms of the man they are hunting, tell us more about - london. in terms of the man they are hunting, tell us more about that, - hunting, tell us more about that, because of course yesterday the police released that image of him, a pretty

joe inwood has more. the deep ravines near the last known location of jay slater, that search and rescue teams found human remains, along with the missing 19—year—old's clothes and possessions. the body has not yet been formally identified, but local authorities are confident they have found jay slater. in his hometown of oswaldtwistle, where blue ribbons have become a sign of support, the news was met with sadness. it's a shame and this is bad. you know, everyone wants him home. everyone wants an answer, don't they? i think it's hit the community hard around here because obviously he's a local lad and he's well known. i feel sorry for the family for going through this. i know every effort, people going over, especially our local fire service going over to find him, it must have hit, it's hit hard. jay slater was last seen leaving an airbnb in the north of tenerife, having spent the night partying with friends. he called one of them as he set out, to say he was about to begin the a0 kilometre walk home, b

let's get some more analysis now. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood was looking at the layaout of the siteg information from social media that we have verified we can get a better idea of the layout of events that led to the attempt on donald trump's lie. first, look at these three buildings. this is to give us a sense of the layout. you can see the stance where spectators were waiting and also where some of them are hit. here is the stage where donald trump was speaking. we are going to go to here, those are the three buildings, so this is the area where donald trump was. this is a video that was taken by somebody who was an onlooker. look at this building here, this is where the shooter was lying. you can see there are trees that identify it. and as we zoom in to see that that is the body of the shooter. if we come forward one image, you can see the trees i pointed out, this is the building. so the shooter was here, donald trump was here. using google maps, is quite easy to see it's about 130 metres, but really not a great distance and that's one about 130 metres, but really not a great

let's speak to joe inwood, who is with fans in brixton, in south london. this isn't in the script!has been in the script before, we have been in the script before, we have been here before but, come on england. i been here before but, come on encland. ., ., i. , england. i hate to tell you this. the fans aren't _ england. i hate to tell you this. the fans aren't happy. - england. i hate to tell you this. the fans aren't happy. the - england. i hate to tell you this. the fans aren't happy. the first half was fairly turgid but at least england kept a lid on the spanish creativity. but then in the second half, within 30 seconds, a couple of minutes at of it starting, the spanish had scored. there was rodri, great talismanic figure. he had been taken off and the fans were thinking great, fantastic. it plays to our advantage. but it didn't. they have been all over england in the second half and they don't seem to have an answer. there was a cheer about two minutes ago that went up. that anything england had done but it was because of the idea that 0llie watkins might be coming on. the m

you across that too but let's bring you “p across that too but let's bring you up to date withjoe inwoodeen celebrating with those england fans at a bar in brixton. oh, no, no, they're very calm. nobody has got over excited here at all. everyone has taken this very much in their stride. no one isjumping around. england! # england, england, england!# # it's coming home, it's coming! # football's coming home!# it has been a fantastic afternoon. # football's coming home, . it's coming home, it's coming home, it's coming home, it's coming!# _ there we are. everyone here is quite happy and it's no wonder they're content. absolutely thrilled fans there in brixton which are drenched in beer by the looks of things. earlier i spoke to our correspondent sarah rainsford who's in dusseldorf. she gave me a flavour of the atmosphere. it is amazing, i mean, this entire river bank here in dusseldorf is lined with bars and at every single bar and restaurant here there is a huge screen and they are packed with fans and for the england game, packed with english and swiss fans, and the mood was amazing, hea

let's join joe inwood at the fanzone in brixton in london.re and i bit more - like? defines have spent less money getting here and i bit more on - like? defines have spent less money getting here and i bit more on the i getting here and i bit more on the beerfrom all these getting here and i bit more on the beer from all these valiant efforts there. this is a lang park and brexit and for all six games, and it is been a good atmosphere. a sunny afternoon, people are settling in. i think for, hopefully, in a very good game of football. this is going to be far and away the most difficult test that this england side have come up against, butjust before he came to us, the song that was on was we are the champions, and that is the prevailing mood. as bring a few friends and who i hope are a bit better behaved. guy's, thank you for joining us, how are you feeling about this evening?— joining us, how are you feeling about this evening?- i i joining us, how are you feeling | about this evening?- i bit about this evening? nervy. i bit ne . about this e

joe inwood, bbc news, brixton. let me extend the pain.ed brilliantly throughout the competition and really richly deserved winning the euros. let's speak to michelle coleman in middlesbrough who's an england fan and was in germany to watch england play switzerland and slovakia. welcome here to the programme. just as you were watching last night, did you feel it was just slipping away? yes, i think so. when we got the equaliser, i thought we all thought after the previous game going 1—0 down and going on to win on different days we may be thought it was our time and we would push on, but itjust wasn't meant was our time and we would push on, but it just wasn't meant to was our time and we would push on, but itjust wasn't meant to be again, was that? but it just wasn't meant to be again, was that?— but it just wasn't meant to be again, was that? but it just wasn't meant to be atain, was that? , ., ., ., again, was that? give me an idea of what it was — again, was that? give me an idea of what it was like, _ again, was that? give me an idea

joe inwood, bbc news in brixton.rty is going to roll onto berlin where the england supporters will be heading as england once again found a way. we've seen so much drama, penalties, last—minute equalisers and a late winner last night and once again england finding a way, as they have done through the tournament, and thatis done through the tournament, and that is generating the feeling that maybe, just maybe england's name might be on the trophy this year. thank you very much. they've got a 50 slash 50 chance.— thank you very much. they've got a 50 slash 50 chance. interesting. was the victory partly _ 50 slash 50 chance. interesting. was the victory partly made _ 50 slash 50 chance. interesting. was the victory partly made in _ 50 slash 50 chance. interesting. was the victory partly made in the - the victory partly made in the netherlands? i was chatting with a dutch _ netherlands? i was chatting with a dutch friend who kept going on about jimmy— dutch friend who kept going on about jimmy floyd hasselbaink who has b

few days, you can see how we have the dark breeze across parts of north—east scotland and northern inwood it. we're also starting a few showers in the west, and a few in the south—east, but many of the showers fade and it'll brighten up for south—west england, southern counties come in the midlands, east anglia, and in towards lincolnshire. the showers fading as we go through the afternoon, the rain across northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland turning more shallow, but it will still be heavy and persistent across the north—east of scotland, where we also have a northerly wind. so that is going to feel cold. temperatures below average for the time of year. as we move south, we have a high of 22, that will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. the risk of some showers present this morning, possible into the early afternoon at wimbledon, but it is a low risk, it should be dry, certainly a lot drier than the close yesterday. and tomorrow is not looking too bad either. into this evening and overnight, the rain in scotland, which is a weather front bearing it, move south, and

to ome fanzones in brixton and in sheffield with joe inwood. what are the fans thinking? say, you are a bit _ decide england will not win. indeed. as you say, you are a bit of- decide england will not win. indeed. as you say, you are a bit of a - as you say, you are a bit of a veteran of that particular fanzone. i guess the fans they are used to do highs and lows of following england? they certainly are. not a veteran of this fanzone, but on two separate occasions, i have been filming, interviewing fans in an incredible he despondent mood that gareth southgate should be sacked immediately, as the goal went in, and those moments have gone viral somewhat of a slain being told that i need to start any viewing depressed england fans from the fifth minute of the game! because apparently that's the way to guarantee they score a goal! we will see how they get on and a couple hours' time. ltaste see how they get on and a couple hours" time-— see how they get on and a couple hours' time. we are relying on you to do exactly _ hours' time. we are relying on you to do exactly that _