let's find out from jenny hill who was live in berlin. i am from jenny hill who was live in berlin.y jealous, because the vast majority of german fans cannot travel to wembley and be there in person, to cheer on the national side because of coronavirus resections. those resections are making it a very different viewing experience in germany. under normal circumstances fans who couldn't be there in person would be able to go to vast mass public viewing events, fan zones set up in towns and cities all over this country. none of that this time around. instead they will have to gather at smaller venues. this is one of the berlin's largest. it is a small beer garden and they have a screen up, a couple of enthusiastic fans already trying to make sure they reserve their spot for later. it will be a different experience for many german fans. they are also worried about the weather forecast here which is absolutely dreadful. so the owner of this venue is keeping his fingers crossed the rain and storms predicted hold off. the german managerjoejim lowe has promised an electrifying gripping mat

here is my colleague jenny hill. >> leaders sat down today acknowledging the world is growing more dangerousess predictable. en you look at the list described as threats in the final communique, you can see why. cyber warfare, terrorism, climate change, russia, china, afghanistan. the list goes on. ros: let's go through some of that list. first, russia. here is the secretary-general of nato. >> our relationship with russia is at its lowest point since the cold war. moscow's aggressive actions are a threat to our security. nato remains committed to our dual track approach. to make our positions clear, avoid misunderstanding, and prevent escalation. ros: the threat from russia is doing a good job of uniting nato members, it seems. >> russia i certainly the subject around which most leaders seem to be coalescing. you heard the secretary-general say that relations with the country have reached their lowest point since the end of the cold war. we had all sorts of leaders, including the lithuanian president, who says we need a clear, united, decisivtion in response to the activities of russia. it'

jenny hill is in brussels where the summit is being held.would like to hear as well after the four years of donald trump.— like to hear as well after the four years of donald trump. indeed. the leaders have — years of donald trump. indeed. the leaders have just _ years of donald trump. indeed. the leaders have just had _ years of donald trump. indeed. the leaders have just had their- years of donald trump. indeed. the leaders have just had their family i leaders have just had their family photo gathering for that important a group photograph, and there is a real sense of optimism in the air. the us are's ally is very much welcoming his enthusiastic commitment to the organisation and it is in contrast to the open disdain show for it by his predecessor donald trump. it is almost as ifjoe biden is going out of his way to try to put the ears of the trump administration behind him here during those opening comments here during those opening comments he also said repeatedly the united states is here for europe. we are there for europe. he is very

jenny hill, bbc news and the algarve. for the better. well, there are still flight scheduled out of the algarve this evening, if an opportunity for this british tourists to make it home before the portugal goes on to the amber list. we met touristsjust said they could not pursue but did not want to cut the holiday short they are going to stay and enjoy the sunshine. just look at the beach come at the bar behind me. in a normal year it would be crammed with holiday—makers and that's a majority of them would be from the uk. that's why this decision has caused such shame and distress here. they will tell you that they are staying optimistic and they are hoping that things will get better and soon, but what they also say effectively cannot afford another year like 2020. g , ,:, the parole board says a man who raped and killed two schoolgirls can be freed from prison after serving more than 30 years. colin pitchfork was jailed for life after strangling lynda mann and dawn ashworth — who were both 15 — in leicestershire in the

from portugal, jenny hill reports. it's not how they thought their holiday would end.lgarve today, a last chance for those who don't want to quarantine to get home. we had to change our flight from wednesday to today and it cost us £140 each, which is disgusting. for esther and audrey, it's been a stressful weekend. like many, they struggled to secure the tests they needed for the flight home. we paid more money since we got here than what we paid for our holiday. most here thought portugal was a safe bet, until on thursday, the uk government suddenly decided otherwise. bit of a blow, really. it came out of nowhere. we just had to bring our- flightforward by couple of days. we were meant to come back on wednesday, i need - to get back to work. it's not been easy. spending all weekend worrying about how to get back. there are some 45 flights back to britain today. there were more over the weekend, as holiday—makers scrambled to get home in time. it's orderly today, but the overwhelming sense is one of disappointment, notjust for those who had to cut their holidays short

ok, jenny hill, thank ou for predictable.ing denmark's european champuionship match against finland. the danish football association says the 29—year—old remains in a stable condition, and is 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 resuscitation. and it was a cardiac arrest. how

geoff hurst, who was in the england world cup winning team �*66 tweeted he was thrilled to bits jenny hillrm hasjust almost as if a summer thunderstorm has just rolled into the sky above my head into bare garden people were gathered to watch that terrible defeat. they are really upset and i think what made it even harder for them is very few people here expected to lose and earlier this afternoon as the fans are gathering they were saying we are pretty confident that germany will lean and we think we will then quite strongly then watching as the match went on clutching their beer glasses first and hope and frustration been hope and hope and frustration been hope and frustration and then of course ultimately despair. in the words of one young woman here, we thought germany was going to win because germany was going to win because germany always does win against england. so great shock for a of people here tonight. i suppose that is coupled with the fact that this feeling was held in different circumstances as a result of coronavirus restrictions. many of the fans in germany would have loved

that was jenny hill that wasjenny hill in brussels for us following that summit.with how russia and vladimir putin has behaved in recent years. iam i am always hopeful that things will improve with russia, but we have never, i'm afraid that so far, it's been pretty disappointing from the uk point of view. i know that when... when i saw president putin, i made that very clear. i said, look, you know, we are ready to do things differently. we are ready to try to have closer relations but you have to change the way you behave. you will remember what happened at salisbury, where innocent members of the public faced the poisoning, one woman tragically lost her life. that is no way to behave. nato allies stood by britain then and i know that president biden will be taking some pretty tough messages to president putin in the course of the next few days. the british prime minister was also asked if he shared president biden's views of china. i think china, as i have said many times, a gigantic fact in our lives and a new strategic consideration for nato, which after all h

jenny hill, bbc news, in the algarve. stay with us on outside source. at some the issues this is i look at some the issues this is raising — the founder of amazon, jeff bezos, says he and his brother will travel into space next month on his rocket company's first sub—orbital sightseeing trip. the world's richest man has scheduled the journey forjuly the 20th. our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. heading to the edge of space. this is the new shepard rocket. so far, it's only flown with mannequins. now it's ready for its first real passengers, and jeff bezos, who owns the spacecraft, has announced he will be on board, along with his brother. it changes your relationship with this planet, with humanity. it's one earth. i want to go on this flight because it's a thing i've wanted to do all my life. the rocket system will reach 100 kilometres above the earth, where passengers will experience about three minutes of weightlessness and see the blackness of space and earth's covered horizon. in the future, anyone will be able to take a ride for aro

jenny hill is in berlin for us.—up to the game yesterday, there was a huge sense of expectation amongst the german fans that this would be ultimately another win for the national team. so tell us about the reaction to the fact that england won 2—0. so tell us about the reaction to the fact that england won 2-0.- so tell us about the reaction to the fact that england won 2-0. well, as ou would fact that england won 2-0. well, as you would exoect. _ fact that england won 2-0. well, as you would expect, a _ fact that england won 2-0. well, as you would expect, a basic— fact that england won 2-0. well, as you would expect, a basic sense - fact that england won 2-0. well, as you would expect, a basic sense of| you would expect, a basic sense of despair across the country, and it is as if the weather got the memo to because it is chucking it down in berlin and many parts of germany, thunderclouds are pressing the skies. papers are not much cheerier this morning. most of them feature joachim low, the manager, they call him

in a moment, we'll speak to our correspondent jenny hill in berlin. cup. and as we know, england have only ever won one knockout match at a european championship and that was when they beat spain before going on to face germany here, but southgate will be keen to stress the positives. so many of these players weren't even born when that happened in the past. that'll be a big plus. and ifeel there is something brewing in this tournament when you consider that france had been knocked out, the world champions, portugal, the holders, world cup finalists rosacea. i am not saying that it is coming home but something is definitely coming and i think the england fans will be hoping that it is a pleasant surprise and not more heartache. thank you. last night was brilliant so let's hope it matches that. let's speak to our berlin correspondentjenny hill. jenny, what is the build—up looking like in germany? well, people are getting really excited. in the words of the german manager, joachim low, this game is all or nothing for both sides. it is going to be grippi

well, our correspondent jenny hill is in brussels where the summit is being held.tes is there to rebuild some of those bridges —— has been at pains to state, especially to his allies. this has been described as pivotal for several more reasons and another reason is that nato wants to reform and modernise and rise to the challenges presented by a shift in global landscape and that of course includes the threats presented by russia. we expect to hear from the leaders who have just finished their talks. we havejust seen leaders who have just finished their talks. we have just seen angela merkel. jens stoltenberg is given a updated press conference, as well. we expect the communique to include some kind of unified approach to russia. joe biden is off to switzerland on wednesday to meet vladimir putin face—to—face for the first time as the us president. he wants to be able to sit down with vladimir putin with the weight of the west behind him, and he wanted to get unity out of the day. another significant thing to come out of the communique, that we expect them is langu

money we'll debate it with our investment committee joining me for the hour today, jenny harrington, ceo of gilman hillwell. nice to see everybody. go to the wall stocks sloshing around again today. the dow is positive, everything else though. negative ten-year yield, 1.62. there is much focus again on meme-stock, amc,

money we'll debate it with our investment committee joining me for the hour today, jenny harrington, ceo of gilman hill asset management. josh brown, steve weiss, jon najarian here as well. nice to see everybody. go to the wall stocks sloshing around again today. the dow is positive, everything else though. negative ten-year yield, 1.62. there is much focus again on meme-stock, amc, blackberry, others on the movement dr. j, you are in the thick of it trading a lot of this stuff talk to me >> well, scott, it was absolutely incredible. it has been incredible really all year in some of the so-called meme-stocks. i more or less figure they're rebel stocks because they're not regular wall street folks that are driving them but i have a lot of respect for the folks on reddit that are ganging up on these stocks, scott. yesterday those individuals accounted for 4.6 million option contracts traded in those, just in amc now, that is eight times the volume of all of the faang stocks options combined. now, i didn't say all of their stock trading combined, and there's a reason for that, scott. the reason is that a

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