john watson, many thanks.king's foundation, which is his majesty's charitable trust. beckham revealed he has spent time with the king talking about beekeeping and getting younger people connected to nature. at the event, sir rod stewartjoked that it was time the former england captain was given a knighthood. penny and i are so honoured to be ambassadors for the king's trust. i'm also wonderfully honoured to be a knight. and david, yours is coming soon! a reminder of our top headline this afternoon. the prime minister says the tories have not given up winning the general election, after his defence secretary said labour should not be given a "supermajority". and as most of us rely on our smartphones everyday — we hear how a group of teenagers got on after ditching their devices. we'll have a full forecast in the next half hour, but it's time now for a quick look at the weather. here's ben rich. i'm sure you do not need me to tell you it is another unseasonably cold day with average temperatures at this time of

well, john watson is at a campsite in stuttgart with some of those fans. everybody hence the voice. clearly, it's been a great atmosphere. it i it's been a great atmosphere. it has, it's been great. we got here a couple _ has, it's been great. we got here a couple of— has, it's been great. we got here a couple of days ago, it's getting more _ couple of days ago, it's getting more and — couple of days ago, it's getting more and more busy all the time. how has it been for— more and more busy all the time. fin" has it been for you? is this the moment that scotland can do it and get out of the group?— get out of the group? definitely, it has to be. get out of the group? definitely, it has to be- did _ get out of the group? definitely, it has to be. did you _ get out of the group? definitely, it has to be. did you just _ get out of the group? definitely, it has to be. did you just have i get out of the group? definitely, it has to be. did you just have to i get out of the group? definitely, it has to be. did you just have to be| has to be. did you 'ust have to

studio: thank you, john watson.ere may have been thousands of illegal sewage spills by english water companies in 2022. analysis shows there were 6000 times when raw sewage was discharged during dry weather — a practice which is illegal. water companies can only send untreated sewage into rivers and seas when it rains, to prevent flooding. our environment correspondent jonah fisher has the story. every year, the water companies release a summary of how often they spill raw sewage. they're big numbers, but you can't work out from them whether the spills were permitted or not. if there's been lots of rain or melting snow, spilling raw sewage can be legal, as it stops the system being overwhelmed and sewage backing up into our homes. but the law is very clear. spills that take place when it hasn't rained are a breach of the water company's permits. when an overflow operates on a dry day, there's less water in the river and that sort of sewage component becomes bigger. and then that's when we have problems with ammonia,

let�*s talk to john watson, hello england fans in frankfurt. cause this is _ what will they be? it interesting because this is a _ what will they be? it interesting because this is a team - what will they be? it interesting because this is a team that - what will they be? it interesting - because this is a team that england know well, they played them in the semifinals of the last european championship but england just edging denmark out, and denmark actually scored first and england have to scored first and england have to score from behind, hurricane scored late on in that which eventually got them over the line. two teams that know each other very well and for denmark, when they reflect on that, they feel very hard done by that they feel very hard done by that they went out in the semifinals to england. revenge is a strong word but that is something that will be on their minds, they are arguably a better team now than the one which england face last time. looking at the number of fans here, lots of danish fans, which will be a big boost as we

john watson reports from essen where thousands of england fans have gathered.open their tournament. we were in the irish bars and then went over to the fan park for one of the games, which was good. there were a lot of spanish and croatians there for the game, as well, so a really good atmosphere. it has been friendly, so far, but there has been criticism of some english fans for anti—german chanting ahead of the game. someone tried to start. we were like, come on, boys. like, we have been told — like just don't do it, there are so many more chants to have rather than that one. the match has been classed as high risk by uefa. 40,000 england fans are expected here and up to 10,000 serbian supporters to cheer on their team. manager gareth southgate and his squad have left their training base to head to gelsenkirchen, where they have played before, losing to portugal in the quarterfinals of the world cup 18 years ago. but this is a very different england team — among the favourites to lift the title this time. in past tournaments we have done a lot of things well

john watson has been talking to former england goal keeper joe hart and asked him about the mood in thet's what they do and what they do best. the boys play at a really high level, they've been working hard as a group and i'm sure they'll have all the instructions they need and will be ready to execute when it comes to game time. what is it like? you've been there, you been part of squads at major tournaments. you know the players really well, having onlyjust retired from professional football. is it a wonderful atmosphere in there among the players when you are playing for a major trophy? you flip between the two, there is no getting away from it, these boys have probably grown up supporting england and watching these tournaments but at the same time, they're very hard, high—level professional footballers, so you flip between the two. you understand what's going on around you, the family, friends, the buzz, but they have a job to do and as the game comes closer, that'll be the focus. the fans expectant, they always are, but the players genuinely believe they can do it, and rightly so a

john watson in munich.it was an accurate description _ morning? yes, i think it was an accurate description to - morning? yes, i think it was an accurate description to say i morning? yes, i think it was an accurate description to say last| accurate description to say last night was sobering. especially for myself, coming all this distance, 41 days to get here. the result isn't exactly one to be pleased with. but regardless of that, i think that we can say we look to the next games in the scotland fans i'm sure will stay in high hopes as much as they can. it is a case of party sort of overcome a hangover hitting this morning. overcome a hangover hitting this morninu. , ., , ., ., morning. yes, for sure. -- over and hangover- — morning. yes, for sure. -- over and hangover- you _ morning. yes, for sure. -- over and hangover. you sort _ morning. yes, for sure. -- over and hangover. you sort of— morning. yes, for sure. -- over and hangover. you sort of look- morning. yes, for sure. -- over and hangover. you sor

after retiring as a player this summer — he's out in germany as a pundit and has been speaking to john watsonxcited, but it is what they do best. the boys play at a really high level. they have been working hard as a group, and i'm sure they will have all the instructions they need and will be able to execute when it comes to game time.— and will be able to execute when it comes to game time. what is it like? you have been _ comes to game time. what is it like? you have been part _ comes to game time. what is it like? you have been part of— comes to game time. what is it like? you have been part of squads - comes to game time. what is it like? you have been part of squads at - you have been part of squads at major tournaments, you know the players very well, and having just retired from professional football, is it a wonderful atmosphere in there amongst those players when you're playing something as big as a trophy? you're playing something as big as a troh ? ., , , ., ., trophy? you flip between the two do --eole. trophy? you flip between the two do peeple- these _ trophy? you flip between

they have also had a couple of days without john watson, which is hard _ of days without john watson,of us to endure. but john is at indictment for us. there _ but john is at indictment for us. there is— but john is at indictment for us. there is a — but john is at indictment for us. there is a real sense, after that little _ there is a real sense, after that little break, that things mean a lot, particularly over the weekend, for england tomorrow, and potentially, should england go through, who they might play, which we will— through, who they might play, which we will find _ through, who they might play, which we will find out today. yes. through, who they might play, which we will find out today.— we will find out today. yes. it is alwa s we will find out today. yes. it is always nice _ we will find out today. yes. it is always nice to _ we will find out today. yes. it is always nice to have _ we will find out today. yes. it is always nice to have a _ we will find out today. yes. it is always nice to have a pause, i we will find out today. yes. it is i always nice to have a pause,

john watson is in nearby essen for us. john, what's the atmosphere like this morning?y but we expect the atmosphere to build up soon? it will do and as we will see shortly the atmosphere building among the england fans, who have arrived here, gareth southgate the england manager said his team would need to be exceptional if they are to make it out of the group, he says he is excited for those england fans that have arrived to, they do so with more expectation and hope when you consider they made it to the final of the last european championship and there will be a genuine belief among them and the england side they can at long last get over the line in the final of a major tournament. we will see around a thousand police on the streets here with concerns over security, this match has been deemed high risk against serbia tonight with concerns from local police here a small faction of some serbian fans around 500 fans, could cause some disturbances later but the police will be on hand to monitor that. the police will be on hand to monitorthat. forthe the police will be o

john watson is in germany this morning. of those people will have had. john, what's the mood like? good morning from a campsite in germany. preparing for that big game today. scotland against switzerland in the second group match. i was getting up probably when these people are going to bed. good morning! how are we doing? ahead of the game with switzerland, martyn, this was your camper van. thank you for having us here this morning. what is on the menu for breakfast? cider, red wine, red bull, lager. baton— cider, red wine, red bull, lager. bacon sandwich, perhaps? so i creating is cheating. are you looking good spirits. are you optimistic about your hopes today? we are. we went in on opening night with our— we are. we went in on opening night with our kilts and bagpipes and unfortunately we didn't produce the goods _ unfortunately we didn't produce the goods we — unfortunately we didn't produce the goods. we knew there was a distance between _ goods. we knew there was a distance between us _ goods. we knew there was a dis

john watson is in frankfurt among england supporters. john, how are the nerves?dging by the songs we are hearing from the thousands packed into one of the main squares in frankfurt. that is the reality for the england supporters. they arrive at major tournaments with genuine belief and expectation at long last this england side can get over the line at a major mend's tournament, this feeling it is now or never for the england side. the manager gareth southgate has been alluding to that in the run—up to the kick—off against denmark, managing the expectations and the noise and atmosphere that comes around england atmosphere that comes around england at the major tournaments is one of the hardest things about the job. it is very easy for england, i say easy, simple equation for them, if they beat denmark later, they will qualify for the last 16 of the euros. a genuine belief they can do that after the victory against serbia. forthese that after the victory against serbia. for these fans here, expectation and belief, but the authorities will help to where they have c

john watson is there the morning after the night before.e. tense and _ tenants, didn't it? it was tense. tense and anxious, _ tenants, didn't it? it was tense. tense and anxious, as - tenants, didn't it? it was tense. tense and anxious, as it - tenants, didn't it? it was tense. tense and anxious, as it so - tenants, didn't it? it was tense. l tense and anxious, as it so often can be when watching england at a major tournament. can be when watching england at a majortournament. in can be when watching england at a major tournament. in amongst all of that, england have dude bellingham, don't they? no surprise he is making the headlines once making the front pages and the back pages. not the first time he has done that and not the last time. his goal ensuring england made a winning start at this year plus make european championship without victory over serbia. he's already won the champions league in his first campaign with real madrid, and he demonstrated exactly why he is regarded as england's new superstar. gareth southgate's started well.

earlier, we spoke to correspondent john watson, who was at a campsite in stuttgart for us this morningreflect on that late penalty which could have gone their way when stuart armstrong was brought down in the box. very soon after that, hungary went up the other end and scored that goal. that gives them the chance now of making it out of the chance now of making it out of the group with germany. germany finish top of the group, switzerland second. the fans heading home will be reflecting on what might have been. they have brought the voices, the songs, the energy, no scotland new party is the mantra that is full of them throughout the tournament. the party is now over and it is a fairly solemn mood here this morning. their captain, andy robinson, thanking the supporters fully for the support that they have given the team, saying he feels bad that they have let them down. steve clark really angry and frustrated after that penalty was not awarded. i think it will take a lot longer than one good night of sleep to get over that penalty. jane dougal was watching the match. commentator: scotl

john watson is in cologne. the three lions are not exactly roaring.d will phase one of the sides in the last 16 on sunday. it is a confusing scenario. and unpleasant for gareth southgate who had cups thrown at him and booing and he said it is creating an uncomfortable situation for players with fans showing their frustrations. andy swiss can tell us. as england applauded theirfans after the match, not all the fans were applauding them. there were boos and jeers from some after another lacklustre display. it was pathetic. it was england just like in the first two games, only just as bad. it wasn't the best. terrible, that's what it was. it wasn't the best, wasn't the best. we struggled. be more attacking, more aggressive. everything's sideways all the time. it's just... it's really, really frustrating to watch. flat performance all around. it's not good enough. well, we won the group, so it's not too bad. - england began hoping for notjust a win, but a morale—boosting performance. the first half, though, proved a familiar story. bukayo saka found the n

in frankfurt. _ euros this year. john watson in frankfurt, thank— euros this year. john watson in frankfurtr some in england and wales, but there is a fair bit of high cloud across northern and western areas so that sunshine, quite tempered in places. where the sun is out, at its brightest, the sun is pretty strong. lifting temperatures to 22, 23, towards the southeast. maybe around 18—20 in the northeast of scotland. high, if not very high, pollen levels. tonight, brief spits of rain across northern ireland in the middle part of the night, and then on and off in the second half of the night in the north and west of scotland. most have a dry night, not as cold as last night. for some of you, temperatures were down into lower single figures in parts of england and wales. double figures for most to start. a dry start to friday for many, england and wales especially, the brightest conditions in central and eastern areas. although a fair bit of high cloud. and eastern areas. in the west and the north we will see some outbreaks of rain develop, showery, though, scotland and the western parts of

john watson is in cologne, and john how are the travelling fans john, how are the fans feeling aboutey win later, they will top their group and it means they would avoid germany in the last 16. that is something which is of some importance, let�*s be honest, to the team. but it is a difficult one because the fans have question performances and the selection of gareth southgate. that is so often the case with england, everybody has a view, as we heard from those pundits and former players. gareth southgate himself knows that the team haven�*t played as well as perhaps he would have expected them to. he said they will perform better against slovenia later. declan rice, the england midfielder, says they will play with greater intensity and captain harry kane hoping their performances will be praised rather than criticised this time. but as andy was saying, it is the reaction to that rather disappointing draw against denmark which makes the performance tonight so important. but let�*s not forget, win and they will top the group. we will see how it all plays off at eight o�*clock. thank y

john watson is in the city now for us, and fans are already arriving. welcome to munich ahead of the start of football's european championships here on friday night. the hosts germany staging the major tournament for the first time since the world cup back in 20 2006. england and scotland have both qualified, scotland face the tough task of facing the hosts, germany, here on friday night. scotland will be cheered on by anywhere between 100,000 and 200,000 scottish fans, who will be arriving here ahead of kick—off over the coming days. it might look quiet in one of the main squares here at the moment, but that will all change as we get closer to kick—off on friday night. those fans hoping to see scotland achieve something they haven't managed before, and that is making it out of the group at a major tournament. england will begin their campaign two days later in gelsenkirchen against serbia. their manager gareth southgate admitting this is probably his final chance of winning some silverware as manager of england, with his future in the job still uncerta

john watson is there for us.rning. finally, the tournament about to begin. that is right. good morning. the day has finally arrived. for scotland fans, it is called the biggest party for them in 26 years as they prepare to take on hosts germany in the opening match of the euros. their first major overseas tournament since the world cup staged in france in 1998. the fans have arrived by any means possible, some of them flying in. fans have arrived from australia. and as we will see, a fan walked all the way from hampden park. they wanted to be here, they did not want to miss the moment in what will be a huge night in the history of scottish football. all ages, all walks of life. one common passion. # with the famous tartan army. the tartan army has taken over munich, some calling it scotoberfest. most don't have tickets for the match against germany, but the party is for the whole family. if we are going to get germany in any game, you want them in the first game. they are going to be nervous. it's their home tour

john watson is our sports sorrespondent in frankfurt.. this is the same scenario that played out that the last euros. england won their opening match, drew their second match, against scotland, before winning their final group game 1—0. that is something that gareth southgate will stress upon his players. i guess what's he will hope is that things improve and these performances don't continue to follow a downward trend because, as is often the case, with a lack of confidence then comes a lack of belief and performances can quickly spiral. he won't want that to happen. but england are still well placed to qualify. happen. but england are still well placed to qualify-— placed to qualify. thank you. around 15,000 _ placed to qualify. thank you. around 15,000 people - placed to qualify. thank you. around 15,000 people were l placed to qualify. thank you. | around 15,000 people were at stonehenge this morning to watch the summer solstice sunrise. the beautiful sunrise is something that druids and pagans and people from thousands of years have

christian: rob watson was watching that. johntraying away from the conservative party some time ago, but clearly with a big business leader like that saying that a tory is a dud, although chris led him into that a bit, it doesn't help, does it? rob: it certainly doesn't. on the one hand, does one very rich person among 45 million voters make a difference? probably not. but on the other hand, if you think about what the message of the labour party is, what he's been constantly trying to say, which is that we are not a classic centerleft party won't be immediate reaching for taxation and spending, we are about labor and growth, it doesn't do you harm against someone fabulously wealthy coming on your side. i guess the other thing, of course, looking back for the governing conservatives is that when you have had a whole string of bad news mishaps, to have yet another person deserting you even if it's just one person doing so publicly, when our colleague -- with our colleague chris, it's not good for the vibes, is it? christian: no. i

john watson in the gorgeous central square in munich and much excite for scotland fans for tomorrow thetone, and is feeling good about the changes he has made. the two stone, and is feeling good about the changes he has made. the shape i was categorised _ the changes he has made. the shape i was categorised as _ the changes he has made. the shape i was categorised as o _ the changes he has made. the shape i was categorised as o bees _ the changes he has made. the shape i was categorised as o bees which i the changes he has made. the shape i was categorised as o bees which a - was categorised as o bees which a bit of o a shock and it made me realised i need to make long—term changes to my health to improve, so now i run 30, a0 minutes either on the treadmill or round the park here, i have started drinking a lot more water, and i try not to eat anything after 8.00 and ijust tried to be a bit healthier, yes it has made a big impact. so to be a bit healthier, yes it has made a big impact.— to be a bit healthier, yes it has made a big impact. so who could be civen one made a big impact. so w

john watson, is in the city for us now.able just how many more scotland fans have started to arrive in the last 2a hours or so. we didn't see many yesterday morning and it might not look like it now but many more have started to arrive and you can understand why the scotland fans are so keen to be here when you think of the big tournaments, the big international competitions that scotland had qualified for, you have to look at france in 1998 on the world cup that was staged then, that was the last really big overseas tournament scotland qualified for and it's been such a long time so many of the scotland fans simply want to be here and one of those just happens to be the line of duty star martin consett who will present a live show for scotland fans out here and i caught up scotland fans out here and i caught up with him yesterday to talk about that and we also had to talk about scotland's hopes heading into the game tomorrow against germany when they will kick off the tournament. great to see you. you have your own show an

let's get a reaction to that, rob watson was watching. johnghtaway from the conservative party a long time ago, but when you have a big business leader like that saying the tory leader like that saying the tory leader is a dud, although chris mason led him into that little bit, that doesn't help, does it? it that doesn't help, does it? it certainly doesn't. i think you could say the on the one hand, does one very rich person, one voter out of 41 million eligible voters make a difference? probably not. on the other hand, if you think about what the labour party's message is, what's your keir starmer has been constantly trying to say, which is, "we are not a classic centreleft party, we won't be immediately reaching for the levers of taxation and taxation, we are all about wealth creation and growth, so it doesn't get you any harm to get you someone who's fab fabulously wealthy on your side." the other thing that looks bad for the governing conservatives is when you've had a whole string of bad news mishaps, to have you another person deserting

let's speak to our correspondent john watson, who's at a campsite in stuttgart for us this morning.h. i can say this morning, this _ morning. eight sucker punch. t can say this morning, this campsite was always with caravans and tents but already it has started to filter out and head home. it is hugely disappointing. ultimately, they will be left to reflect on that late penalty, which could have gone their way, when stuart armstrong was brought down in the box. it was not given by the argentinian reverie. there is enough to come up hungary went on the other end and scored that goal, which ultimately gives them the chance now to make it out of the group, with germany confirmed for topping the group. just the one point for scotland. there is fans heading home will be reflecting on what might have been. they have brought the songs, the energy, and no energy, no scotland is the mantra that has followed them throughout. it is their elite solemn mood here this morning. their captain, andy robertson, thanking the supporters fully for what they have done, the support they have given through

john watson is at a campsite in stutggart for us this morning, how are people this morning? be sombre, it is going to be flat. there was a huge amount of heart, determination and effort but ultimately lacking a cutting edge as they went in search of victory that would have given them the best chance of qualifying for the group phase. even a draw might have been enough but the sucker punch late on ruining that for scotland and ultimately they will reflect on the penalty that was not given that could well have changed the outcome and scotland's fortunes. as jane dougall reports. scotland are out. not again. for a while, they didn't leave as it sunk in. scotland were going home, and the tartan army with them. the players fell short, losing to, arguably, the easiest country in the group. it's been a great experience, like, for us anyway. it's our first time in our lifetimes we been to a proper tournament. so, i've pretty much lost my voice. i've had a great time. we'll do it again in the world cup in 26, when we qualify. devastated, gutted, everything rolled into one. we all cam

the team suffered a bruising 5—1 defeat to hosts germany in the opening match of the tournament. john watson'sl beaten scotland. i think we expected that. we didn't expect to win, but we got a goal, so it was ok. this was a free game, it was a free game, you know what i mean? first game of the tournament, germany's home. come on. be good one time. just one time for me, for me! germany may not be the footballing force they once were, but if they were feeling the pressure it didn't show. within ten minutes florian wirtz getting the tournament off to the perfect start. shortly after, fellow youngster jamal musiala extending the hosts' lead. good feet, 2—0. scotland being handed a reality check. but at a time when they needed cool heads, what they got was a moment of recklessness. after angus gunn had saved well, ryan porteous lunged at ilkay gundogan. it looked bad and the var agreed. a red card duly followed before kai havertz completed a first half to forget for the chastened visitors. germany in dreamland. for scotland, this was now about damage limitation. goodness me, what a finish that is.

it will be an important match in some ways, john watson, because we will see how gareth southgate respondsedge of our seats? it is strange. with _ on the edge of our seats? it 3 strange, with england through to the last 16 overnight as a result of results elsewhere going their way. on the face of it hit looks really 0n the face of it hit looks really positive for england when you consider they have four points and are through with a game to spare, but there has been negativity about some of the performances so far after that rather drab 1—1 draw against denmark last time and it has led to criticism of gareth southgate and the team and there is a feeling among supporters that the players england have should produce better performances. there has been some recognition from the england team of fat, gareth southgate says he knows his team should perform better and are capable of performing better and there has been a lot of criticism from former players and four pundits, something the england captain harry kane was quick to respond to. the atmosphere was building, england will hope they can ge

watson. it's a strange one, john, already qualified but still want to do well.retty positive, they have qualified for the knockout stage with four points, with a game in hand heading into theirfinal with a game in hand heading into their final group with a game in hand heading into theirfinal group game with a game in hand heading into their final group game tonight. but there has been a lot of negativity around that recent performance that england put in against denmark, the 1-1 england put in against denmark, the 1—1 draw, and the feeling that england should be getting more from the players added disposal and gareth southgate has been trying to shield his team from some of that criticism. let's be honest, if they win later, they will qualify and go through as group winners, and that would be a real boost for them and gareth southgate, admitting himself that england have not played to their very best. he says going into this game with slovenia that he anticipates they will play better. declan rice has said they expect to play with great intensity but there has

kicked off the group stage with a win over serbia — the group stage with a win over serbia and john watson amid the criticism that has come for the england performances so far, worth pointing out that it has really opened up for them now at this tournament. shall we pause for a moment and show you how that is the case because as you say, it is slovakia up next for them after their draw with romania last night confirming their place in the last 16. it was slovakia who took the lead in this one. then romania equalised with a penalty, so it is romania who top the group ahead of belgium, of all teams. so slovakia for england next, who advances one of the best third—place side and will meet england at five o'clock on sunday. so clear your diary is for that one. how about this for a surprise? georgia are through to the last 16 after their shock win over cristiano ronaldo's portugal which led to england playing slovakia. portugal had already won the group and they will play slovenia next who finished third in england's group. elsewhere there was a stoppage time winner as turkey reached the last 1

let's go live now tojohn watson, who is in dortmund for us. hi, john. been training today, minus phil foden, who has returned to the uk to be alongside his partner ahead of the birth of their third child. no suggestion yet he will miss sunday soccer last 16 tie engulfing persian against slovakia. he should be back in time foryourwait against slovakia. he should be back in time for your wait to see whether luke shaw will feature. he has been the missing piece for england so far, despite being selected by gareth southgate in the squad, with his ongoing injury, but he has been back to full training and could be available for selection on the left—hand side for england for the last 16 match. the big talking point here last night was that incredible victory for georgia over portugal, that to happen zero win ensuring that to happen zero win ensuring that they qualify for the last 16 in their first ever major tournament. it was a remarkable performance and it has been a remarkable story and one, of course, which is being greeted with huge joy in their homeland

howell who's at the england media centre but first let's go tojohn watson, in munich, where the tartan army are starting to arrive. johnd bars in munich. it feels as though the party has started. we will be hearing from the scotland manager steve clarke who will be giving his final press conference later ahead of tomorrow's game, and what a match it will prove to be. it's no surprise that so many of these scotland fans were desperate to be here. the scottish flag flying here on the town hall in central munich as fans gather ahead of tomorrow's opening match of the euros. i've never been more excited in my life. genuinely. really? genuinely. germany in the opening game, the hosts no less. aye. very tough. we'll take a draw. for some, the occasion is already more memorable than they might have expected. from melbourne to munich, daughterjess made the long flight over to surprise her dad, shaun, here in germany. this is a perfect weekend. it's perfect. scotland get a win against germany. but that's nothing compared to see my little girl! at the training base south of munich, the scotland team are well aware of the signifi

john slovenia. let's cross live and speak tojohn watson, who is in cologne for us. ll this aura of disappointment surrounding england's performance? yes. of disappointment surrounding england's performance? yes, it is very atmosphere. _ england's performance? yes, it is very atmosphere, strange - england's performance? yes, it is| very atmosphere, strange scenario england's performance? yes, it is i very atmosphere, strange scenario i guess, facing england at the moment. people were looking at that game with slovenia last night coming in's final group game thinking is this going to be the moment when england has 's tournament finally sparked into life? the performance england fans feel this team and the players are capable of producing. but in a word, no. it was a flat and uninspiring performance. you look at the positives, they have qualified top of the group, they will play in the last 16 and we will work out which of the teams they will face tonight. ultimately, there is still this feeling that england haven't been able to produce the performances they are capable

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cleo watson, the author and former downing street deputy chief of staff under boris johnson. luke tryl, pollster and director of more in common. and johnnd where is this going?— where is this going? the facts are that rishi sunak _ where is this going? the facts are that rishi sunak was _ where is this going? the facts are that rishi sunak was not - where is this going? the facts are that rishi sunak was not there i where is this going? the facts are j that rishi sunak was not there for the whole d—day commemorations. he was there for what he called the british bit, but he wasn't there for the international bit, the famous picture when david cameron was with the president of the united states, the president of the united states, the french president and the german chancellor. the prime minister came home for an interview with itv in which he denied that he was a liar over that £2000 figure. downing street's response to that was at the itinerary was fixed some time ago, so it is not quite as it appears, to which many in the conservative party say, your point is precisely what? your point is that you decided that you didn't need to be th