i think that was kasper who said that. it . i think that was kasper who said that- it was _ . kasper who said that. it was delicious. he said i . i think that was kasper who said that. it was delicious. he said in i that. it was delicious. he said in 1992, that. it was delicious. he said in 1992. they _ that. it was delicious. he said in 1992, they won _ that. it was delicious. he said in 1992, they won this _ that. it was delicious. he said in 1992, they won this thing, i that. it was delicious. he said in | 1992, they won this thing, you've never wanted it was delicious. i don't expect the papers to do anything... don't expect the papers to do anything- - -— anything... just a touch of humility- _ anything... just a touch of humility. as _ anything... just a touch of humility. as you _ anything... just a touch of humility. as you say i anything... just a touch of humility. as you say for i anything... just a touch of i humility. as you say for those anything... just a touch of - humility. as you say for those who criticised harry kane during the first part of this contest, h

danish keeper kasper schmeichel with a fantastic save, he has made many in the match, but kane startedey are 15 minutes away from reaching their first major championship final in 55 years. it their first ma'or championship final in 55 ears. , ., their first ma'or championship final in 55 ears. , . ., , in 55 years. it is a nailbiter. thank you. _ in 55 years. it is a nailbiter. thank you, olly _ in 55 years. it is a nailbiter. thank you, olly foster. - in 55 years. it is a nailbiter. | thank you, olly foster. back in 55 years. it is a nailbiter. - thank you, olly foster. back again if there is something more to report. it's been confirmed that the extra £20 a week which was added to universal credit during the pandemic will be phased out in the autumn, despite calls from many mps to keep it in place. our political correspondent nick eardley is at westminster. what has been going on here? this extra payment has been seen as a lifeline to many people during the pandemic, it is a lot of money, more than £1000 a year, for some claimants that is 5% of their household income. it ministers ha

iwill say, kasper schmeichel did save the penalty, so therefore _ schmeichel did save the penalty, soty, so therefore there is that.— therefore there is that. i haven't thou . ht therefore there is that. i haven't thought of _ therefore there is that. i haven't thought of it _ therefore there is that. i haven't thought of it that _ therefore there is that. i haven't thought of it that way. _ therefore there is that. i haven't thought of it that way. maybe i therefore there is that. i haven't thought of it that way. maybe it| thought of it that way. maybe it affected him. i did just see it on the metro. for some reason, there are two lines on the front page of the metro. iim are two lines on the front page of the metro. i'm not entirely sure where the third line was, but rachel, i think... where the third line was, but rachel, ithink...— where the third line was, but rachel, ithink... rachel, i think... anything might have to self-isolate. _ rachel, i think... anything might have to self-isolate. the - rachel, i think... anything might have to self-isolate. the third i rachel, i think.

face of kasper schmeichel-— was shown at the face of kasper schmeichel. . s, �* . ., , schmeichel.s _ schmeichel. we don't want to see that. if it is proven, _ schmeichel. we don't want to see that. if it is proven, then - that. if it is proven, then hopefully the person who was guilty of it will be held accountable. we don't want to see it. we don't want to see any rules broken because the night was an incredible night, and to see that on the breaking news today, it's likely mars the evening, but we can't let it overshadow what was an incredible night —— it slightly mars. to listen to the reruns of the game, it gives you goose bumps, and hopefully we won't see a repeat of that behaviour on sunday evening. it see a repeat of that behaviour on sunday evening.— sunday evening. it was a real nailbiter- _ sunday evening. it was a real nailbiter. last _ sunday evening. it was a real nailbiter. last night - sunday evening. it was a real nailbiter. last night was - sunday evening. it was a real nailbiter. last night was a - nailbiter. last night was a different prospect to the ukraine. ye

uefa has charged england after a laser pointer was directed at denmark keeper kasper schmeichel duringast night's match — just before harry kane took this extra—time penalty. people who are dying will be able to access welfare support more quickly, under government plant to allow those with a terminal illness to receive benefits six months earlier than they do now. the olympic games in tokyo are to be held without spectators due to rising cases of coronavirus. the queen pays a visit to the coronation street set — to mark 60 years of the soap. people in england who've had both doses of a covid vaccine will be allowed to travel to amber list countries without needing to quarantine when they return. the transport secretary grant shapps has told the commons that the changes will take effect on july 19th. other nations are yet to comment whether they will follow england. here's our transport correspondent caroline davies: one jab, two jabs, no jab — for the last few months it has made no difference to the rules you have to follow when you travel from another country to the uk. that depends

even kasper dolberg looked surprised.ch side, led by patrik schick, five goals for him and itjumping ship, no one has scored more. ntcham delete macro time to push for an equaliser. denmark's remarkable recovery continues. fantastic night of football. now, there has been another major tournament going on today, a little closer to home. it was an exciting first saturday at wimbledon, especially for one british player on her senior debut. for more on that we can cross live to chetan pathak who's been at the all england club today. yes, the son beginning to set here at wimbledon where it has been a day of next fortunes for the remaining british players in the singles. fur emma raducanu, what a story. the 18—year—old has become the youngest british woman to reach the second week here at the championship since 1959 after a famous win on court number one for her. bet fair karen norrie, his wimbledon is over after he was beaten in four sets by roger federer. joel wilson reports. the big occasion, the new player, how would you re

. talent and leadership of kasper schmeichel— talent and leadership of kasper schmeichel and _ talentill be a tough _ that, they are a very good team so it will be a tough night _ that, they are a very good team so it will be a tough night for- it will be a tough night for england _ it will be a tough night for england lt— it will be a tough night for england-— it will be a tough night for encland. , ~ . england. it is indeed. always a pleasure. _ england. it is indeed. always a pleasure, henry. _ england. it is indeed. always a pleasure, henry. thank- england. it is indeed. always a pleasure, henry. thank you i england. it is indeed. always a i pleasure, henry. thank you very england. it is indeed. always a - pleasure, henry. thank you very much indeed. we've all heard england fans singing three lions throughout the tournament, but there's also been another song fans have been singing in tribute to manager gareth southgate. you will have spotted that was atomic kitten singing �*southgate you're the one football's coming home again to the tune of their song "whole again" the group hav

ahead of the game, goalkeeper kasper schmeichel was happy to remind a journalist that, unlike his countryfor you to stop it coming _ what would it mean for you to stop it coming home? has what would it mean for you to stop it coming home?— it coming home? has it ever been home? have _ it coming home? has it ever been home? have you _ it coming home? has it ever been home? have you ever— it coming home? has it ever been home? have you ever wanted? in j it coming home? has it ever been - home? have you ever wanted? in 66? was out at a — home? have you ever wanted? in 66? was out at a world _ home? have you ever wanted? in 66? was out at a world cup? _ emma raducanu says the whole experience of her remarkable run at wimbledon caught up with her, after having to withdraw midway through her match last night. the 18—year—old brit was trailing 4—6, 0—3 to ajla tomljanovic when she became unwell and had to leave the court. she says she's still unsure what happened. no, i don't know what caused it. i think that it was a combination of everything that has gone on behind the scenes in the last week

let's hear from the denmark head coach, kasper hjulmand, who says what has happened in this tournamenthis team together and there can be no doubt that they are playing for christian eriksen.— doubt that they are playing for christian eriksen. these last four weeks have _ christian eriksen. these last four weeks have been _ christian eriksen. these last four weeks have been the _ christian eriksen. these last four weeks have been the emotions l christian eriksen. these last four| weeks have been the emotions of christian eriksen. these last four. weeks have been the emotions of a lifetime _ weeks have been the emotions of a lifetime. it's been crazy. we have been _ lifetime. it's been crazy. we have been facing death in a way i never thought— been facing death in a way i never thought i— been facing death in a way i never thought i would. we almost lost our best player, our best friend, the heart _ best player, our best friend, the heart of— best player, our best friend, the heart of the team. we fought with emotions — heart of the team. we fought with emotions like crazy. we didn't kno

— i'm meanwhile, england have been charged by uefa after a lasert was directed at denmark keeper kasperd a green light on schmeichel�*s face just before harry kane took his penalty in extra time. schmeichel did save it but kane went on to score the rebound. england have also been charged with causing a "disturbance" during denmark's national anthem and for setting off fireworks. away from football organisers of the tokyo olympics have announced that the games will go ahead without fans later this month. it comes after a state of emergency was put in place in tokyo, to try and combat rising coronavirus cases injapan. overseas supporters were barred back in april, but there had been hope that a limited number of local fans could attend. translation: the games were supposed to be a rare opportunity _ translation: the games were supposed to be a rare opportunity to _ translation: the games were supposed to be a rare opportunity to feel _ translation: the games were supposed to be a rare opportunity to feel the - to be a rare opportunity to feel the power of sport through packed stadiums and

without controversy — replays suggesting a laser pen had been pointed from the stands at goalkeeper kasperof hurt, this a result that meant everything. i so want to do it for the people at home, you know. the messages i've been getting, seeing the reactions, the crowds, you know, i'm a fan as well, so to see that, i wish i could be there with them cheering! but yeah, what a night, and we've got to soak it all up. and for one lucky fan, last night was extra special. england midfielder mason mount giving this youngster a gift she couldn't believe and will never forget. last night's coverage, meanwhile, was viewed by peak tv audience of 27.6 million, the most watched football match ever shown in the uk on a single channel. imagine what sunday's final against italy could generate. this is for the next generation now, any young people watching this tune in and enjoy it and fingers crossed we can do it. this is a very good italian team, let's make no mistake about that but we've got that ability to beat them. whatever the result here on _ ability to beat them. whatever the result here on sunday

an impressive outside—of—the—foot pass down the left hand side was met by kasper dolberg, who sidefootsnutes, 2—1 to denmark. just to let you know, two changes to the england tea m team to face ukraine. not long until they take them on. are the nerves jangling? that is it from sport state, enjoy the match later. —— sportsday. good evening. in just over an hour's time england will kick off against ukraine, hoping to reach their first semifinal in the men's european championship for 25 years. having knocked out germany earlier this week, the players have gone to rome for tonight's match. england fans were urged not to travel to the ground because of covid restrictions. our sports corrrespondent, natalie pirks, reports from rome.

that's after they beat the czech republic 2—1 in baku — kasper dolberg with denmark's second.st denmark have gone since they won the tournament in 1992. from the euros to wimbledon, where there is another huge english success story. teenager emma raducanu is quickly becoming the story of the tournament this year. she's through to the fourth round — but it wasn't the perfect day for the brits at sw19 asjoe wilson reports. the big occasion, the new player. how would she react? from the start, britain's emma raducanu was herself on numberi court, but what teenager goes anywhere without their phone? top of the court, here comes the raducanu speciality — that shot. applause. when the first set ended like this... commentator: 0h! it's in! ..something special was happening. the court felt it. sorana cirstea, top of the screen, tried every shot she knew in a match point to match any. cheering. 16 women's players left next week. emma raducanu is one of them. i want to stay here for as long as possible but i think in terms of, like, long—term goals, my dream is to win wimbledon. i think

play suggested a laser pen had been pointed from the stands at kasper schmeichel but after 55 years ofnd a result which meant everything. a night and a result which meant everything-— everything. amazing night this count , everything. amazing night this country. the — everything. amazing night this country, the players, - everything. amazing night this country, the players, the - everything. amazing night this | country, the players, the staff. everything. amazing night this - country, the players, the staff. our first final at a european championship and to be at wembley, it's a real special occasion. credit to the boys, got the job done it's a real special occasion. credit to the boys, got thejob done but lets recover well and get ready for that one. it lets recover well and get ready for that one. , , . that one. it is very much the morning _ that one. it is very much the morning after— that one. it is very much the morning after the _ that one. it is very much the morning after the night - that one. it is very much the l morning after the night before that one. it is very much the

albeit, his penalty being saved initially by kasper schmeichel. falling kindly for him.es of huge jubilation inside wembley. we wait to see if we will see familiar scenes once again tonight. let's hear from gareth southgate now, scenes once again tonight. let's hearfrom gareth southgate now, who says his team will not need to do anything special tonight. it is business as usual in preparing them for this game. in finals, actually, the key is to hit your normal level. lots of teams in finals end up under—performing. you don't have to find a level beyond where you've ever gone before.it's about hitting, about doing it's about hitting, about doing what you're good at. transferring what you're doing on the training pitch in to the match. they don't need to according to gareth southgate. we saw the england team arrive at the stadium in the last moment, they came out onto the pitch for a walk around, familiarising themselves with the atmosphere. it is limited to them, when you consider they have played every game apart from one here at wembley stadium. the increased number of

"we're gonna find the murder weapon." >> ranger kasper did the honors, lifting the heavy, steel door.se it was just wow. >> what did you see? >> we saw the white crown vic, the car that we'd been looking for for all those days and all those man hours, and there it was. and we knew finally we had eric williams. >> but there was so much more. police uniforms and bullet-proof vests, more than a half dozen police badges, thousands of rounds of ammo, and enough guns to supply a small army. >> the guns and ammo were sent off to the lab for testing. inside this treasure trove of bad intentions, there were also pickle jars filled with liquid, later identified as homemade napalm. >> it was just unbelievable. it was like a tactical operator's closet. >> but they'd soon be dealt a serious blow. the lab results came back on all those weapons. nothing matched. the murder weapons were still missing. that's got to be extremely frustrating when you feel like, well, one of these guns i'm sure has got to be the murder weapon. >> oh yeah, deflating. we were positive one of those was going to be the murd

listen to what kasper schmeichel said in the press conference.ntator: no accident that gusto is an italian word, is it? _ spain and italy have enjoyed some ding—dongs over the years and this match was no exception. the italians did not have to wait long to get off their seats. spain saved first by the post, then the flag. commentator: it was offside, anyway. but spain soon took a tactical hold. the question is — could they make the most of it? his face said it all. this was entertaining stuff — for neutrals at least. spain were matching italy for tempo, but needed to make their possession count. nearly, nearly, nearly. italy were still dangerous on the counter and this was devastating. federico chiesa taking the roof off with this thing of beauty. spain quickly had a chance to make amends. oyarzabal couldn't miss this time, surely? missed it! he would play no further part in the match, but substitute morata was about to prove his worth. spain are level! game on. extra time came and spain were asking all the questions. nail biting, or is that flag

ahead of the game, goalkeeper kasper schmeichel was happy to remind a journalist that, unlike his countryomljanovic when she became unwell and had to leave the court. she says she's still unsure what happened. no, i don't know what caused it. i think that it was a combination of everything that has gone on behind the scenes in the last week and accumulation of the excitements, i think it's a great learning experience for me going forward. it's a great step forward, now next time, hopefully i will be better prepared. raducanu's opponent last night, ajla tomljanovic, was back in action today, but her wimbledon is also over — beaten by fellow australian ashleigh barty in straight sets. it means world number one barty has reached her first wimbledon semifinal with a 6—1, 6—3 win, and she'll now face angelique kerber in the last four, after the 2018 wimbledon champion beat karolina muchova in straight sets. both aryna sabalenka and karolina pliskova are also into their first wimbledon semifinals. sabalenka beat tunisia's 0ns jabeur, who'd become the first arab woman to reach the last eight at

meanwhile, england have been charged by uefa after a laser was directed at denmark keeper kasper schmeicheled gareth southgate as a "great example to every coach", with his england football counterpart continuing to make history with his team. jones has developed a relationship with southgate during the time he's been in charge of the england rugby side, and says he's been most impressed with the football manager's team selection. jones himself named four new caps in the starting 15 for england's match against canada at twickenham on saturday. most of his first choice players are with the lions, whose tour of south africa continues to be hampered by covid. their next tour match is set to be against the sharks, the team they beat 54—7 last night after their original opposition, the bulls, had to pull out of the game on saturday due to a number of positive tests. england's make—shift one day side have beaten pakistan by nine wickets in their first international in cardiff. an entirely new set of players had to be brought in just two days ago, after a covid outbreak in the original england squ

only kasper schmeichel�*s brilliance denied him at first but moments later, it was sterling's pressurethout conceding, and we were going to have to respond to setbacks in the right way, and they did. denmark have been a fantastic opponent, i have to say. and they've had an incredible tournament. but in the end it was our night. incredible, amazing night for this country, for this group of players, the staff, obviously our first final in the european championship. and to be at wembley, it's just a real special occasion. so credit to the boys. you know, we dug deep today, got the job done, but of course there's one more to go. so let's recover well and get ready for that one. well, what an incredible night here for england. they've had their fair share of semifinal heartache over the years. but now they're just one match from glory. # sweet caroline # the final now beckons against italy on sunday. but last night was about the thrill of getting there. # 30 years of hurt # never stops me dreaming # time for a sing song. football's coming home, they say. well, it's never been closer. andy s

well, they did, via raheem sterling. 0nly kasper schmeichel�*s brilliance denied him at first but momentsr, it was sterling's pressure that put england level. denmark's simon kjaer bundling it into his own net. but fair to say, most in wembley didn't mind. and neither did millions watching around the country. and after the break, england began to dominate. harry maguire superbly denied by schmeichel. could nothing get past him? with every england chance, the tension inside wembley grew. before extra time and the decisive moment. a challenge on sterling, penalty, and up stepped harry kane. and just look what it meant. england into the lead and soon they were into the final. cue an outpouring of emotion from the pitch to the stands, to watching royalty, to fan parks around the country. a night and a result that for the team meant everything. we knew that we were never going to go through a whole tournament without conceding, and we were going to have to respond to setbacks in the right way, and they did. denmark have been a fantastic opponent, i have to say. and they've had an incredible to

here's the goalkeeper kasper schmeichel, asked about the idea of "football coming home" to england. you ever won it? in �*66, it was home. well, was that not the world cup? yeah, exactly, but i'm saying the whole thing about a national tournament finally coming home, finally the actual success this country craves. what would it mean to you to stop that coming home? to be honest, i haven't given any thought to what it would mean to stop england more than what it would do for denmark. to be honest, i've focused very little on england national team. i think ithinka i think a few england fans will disagree with that. 50 minutes' time to kick off. morten glivad is the biographer of the coach. really good of you to give up your time just 50 minutes really good of you to give up your timejust 50 minutes before kick—off. an awful lot of love for the england manager here. you have written the biography of the danish manager. how does he compare to garrett southgate? i manager. how does he compare to garrett southgate?— manager. how does he compare to garrett southgate? i would say they com a

well, they did, via raheem sterling. 0nly kasper schmeichel�*s brilliance denied him at first but moments was sterling's pressure that put england level. denmark's simon kjaer bundling into his own net. but fair to say, most in wembley didn't mind. and neither did millions watching around the country. and after the break, england began to dominate. harry maguire superbly denied by schmeichel. could nothing get past him? with every england chance, the tension inside wembley grew. before extra time and the decisive moment. a challenge on sterling, penalty, and up stepped harry kane. and just look what it meant. england into the lead and soon they were into the final. cue an outpouring of emotion from the pitch to the stands, to watching royalty, to fan parks around the country. a night and a result that for the team meant everything. we knew that we were never going to go through a whole tournament without conceding, and we were going to have to respond to setbacks in the right way, and they did. denmark have been a fantastic opponent, i have to say. and they've had an incredible tournament

. penalties and then we have kasper schmeichel-_ penalties and then we have kasper schmeichel._ i - penaltieshmeichel. jim? penalties? i very much hope not. — schmeichel. jim? penalties? i very much hope not, i _ schmeichel. jim? penalties? i very much hope not, i hope _ schmeichel. jim? penalties? i very much hope not, i hope no - schmeichel. jim? penalties? i very much hope not, i hope no extra i schmeichel. jim? penalties? ivery. much hope not, i hope no extra time. ithink— much hope not, i hope no extra time. i think it _ much hope not, i hope no extra time. i think it will — much hope not, i hope no extra time. i think it will be settled in the match — i think it will be settled in the match i_ i think it will be settled in the match. i think it would be a matter of a goat — match. i think it would be a matter of a goal. 0ne match. i think it would be a matter of a goal. one way or the other. a good _ of a goal. one way or the other. a good game — of a goal. one way or the other. a good game is what is needed. let�*s good game is what is needed. let's ho -e it is good game is what is nee

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that's after they beat the czech republic 2—1 in baku, kasper dolberg with denmark's second.left next week. emma raducanu is one of them. i want to stay here for as long as possible but i think in terms of, like, long—term goals, my dream is to win wimbledon. i think it's such a special grand slam, it's my home slam and the support is just incredible. like, this is my first year here and i'm just having such a blast. cameron norrie was summoning centre court to help him against roger federer, and the british player won the third set. federer, however, won three sets, and that means no british men left in the singles. well, on sunday, wimbledon rests. we could spend the dayjust imagining what emma raducanu might do next. her next opponent looks beatable, but there's no pressure. as she showed us, it's all about pleasure. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. yes, an exciting week for her. the british & irish lions started their tour of south africa in perfect fashion after thrashing sigma lions injohannesburg. it was a shame no fans were allowed inside ellis park because they would

kasper schmeichel was asked by an english member of the press, is football coming home for england, orr point. it is it? have you ever won it? it is a fair point-— fair point. it is a very good point. i think fair point. it is a very good point. i think he — fair point. it is a very good point. i think he was _ fair point. it is a very good point. i think he was asked _ fair point. it is a very good point. i think he was asked if _ fair point. it is a very good point. i think he was asked if you - fair point. it is a very good point. i think he was asked if you ever l i think he was asked if you ever wonder... i don't actually know my did you ever win the european cup question mark it is a great dry sense of humour running through this conversation, which i love.— conversation, which i love. england are ranked — conversation, which i love. england are ranked fourth _ conversation, which i love. england are ranked fourth in _ conversation, which i love. england are ranked fourth in the _ conversation, which i love. england are ranked fourth in the world, - are ranked fourth in the world

this was kasper schmeichel in his press conference last night.n't know, have you ever won it? in '66 it was home. well, was that not the world cup? whoops! and whoever makes it through later will play italy in sunday's final. there was an incredible atmosphere here last night, as they beat spain on penalties. what a dramatic game. here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. it may be a song about being ready to die, but the way the italians sing, it gives you life. commentator: no accident that gusto is an italian word, is it? _ spain and italy have enjoyed some ding—dongs over the years and this match was no exception. the italians did not have to wait long to get off their seats. spain saved first by the post, then the flag. commentator: it was offside, anyway. but spain soon took a tactical hold. the question is — could they make the most of it? his face said it all. this was entertaining stuff — for neutrals at least. spain were matching italy for tempo, but needed to make their possession count. nearly, nearly, nearly. italy were still da