the gold standard for keely hodgkinson.he tops the european championship 800m podium with the olympics just around the corner. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with football. france's star—studded squad have arrived at their euro 2024 headquarters in germany — and they've got straight down to training. fronted by kylian mbappe, france are many people's favourites to win the tournament. they're second in the world rankings, behind only argentina, who they lost to on penalties in the world cup final two years ago. they begin their campaign against austria on monday. borussia dortmund captain emre can has been given a late call—up to the germany squad. the former liverpool man replaces bayern munich's aleksander pavlovic who was forced to pull out with tonsilitis. pavlovic is just 20, and he only made his international debut just over a week ago, but he was named injulian nagelsmann�*s squad for the tournament. the hosts kick off their campaign on friday against scotland, who are now well settled into the

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keely hodgkinson taking one of two golds for great britain while jakob ingebritsen and armand duplantisalian capital well, the final night saw a high drama here in rome for britain. keely hodgkinson retained her european title in the women's 800 metres, despite battling an illness overnight, which almost tempted her to withdraw. she told us afterwards she believes in the power of manifestation and she's been manifesting a golden summer. she already has world and olympic silvers. britain's women delivered gold in the women's four by 100 metres in a european lead to propel britain to third in the medal table. it was dina asher—smith second gold of the championships and she told us she believes that team can go even faster in paris. elsewhere, ireland's women won silver in the four by 400, crowned their most successful european championships in history. the olympic champion, norway's jakob ingebrigtsen, won the men's 4500 metres at a canter to make it a hat trick of doubles after winning the 5000 metres and the 1500 metres at the last three european championships. it also earned him this n

relay teams _ with keely hodgkinson and the relay teams will hope to deliver our gold.nd world number one scottie scheffler makes golf look easy — but how will he fare in what's always billed as the toughest major of the year, the us open. hello and welcome along to sportsday. euro 2024 is inching ever closer, the hours ticking away until scotland get the tournament under way on friday against hosts germany — we'll hear shortly from midfielder billy gilmour who was talking today about his desire to deliver for scotland fans, while england youngster adam wharton told press today that his call up to the national team was "surreal". gareth southgate's side had open training today ahead of their opener on sunday against serbia — jon stones was the only one who missed that due to illness. we'll get more from our correspondent andy swiss who is following england shortly, but first to correspondent jane dougall with the scotland camp, anticipation building all week. anticipation building just after day as the hours tick away to that opener. as the hours tick away to that 0 ene

the gold standard for keely hodgkinson.hampionship 800m podium with the olympics just around the corner. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we start with football.

women's 800 metres, where british hopes are high of ending the championship with a gold for keely hodgkinsonotball now, erik ten hag will remain as manager of manchester united following a post—season review by the club's board. united instigated their review immediately after the fa cup final in which they beat manchester city 2—1. ten hag went into the game amid a backdrop of reports claiming he was going to get the sack no matter what the result. a string of managers were also linked to the club with thomas tuchel thought to have spoken to the new united co—owner sirjim ratcliffe last week before ruling himself out of the running. the club's interest in mauricio pochettino also cooled even though he was available after his exit from chelsea. ten hag was informed of the decision on tuesdsay. it was a billed as a must win match for pakistan to keep their slim slim hopes of qualifying for the t20 world cup super 8s alive and they delivered with a comfortable seven—wicket win over canada in new york. pakistan's first win of the competition. aaronjohnson hit four sixes — the joint most by any

the gold standard for keely hodgkinson.800m podium with the olympics just around the corner.

the european athletics championships continue, with britain's keely hodgkinson safely through the firstround of qualifying in the 800 metres. hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. it's a significant week in the general election campaign as several parties launch their manifestos, with the liberal democrats announcing theirs today. later in the week we'll hear from the conservatives and labour, and next week it's the turn of the snp. a key part of the lib dems�* offer is to "save the health service" in england, saying they'd boost spending on health and social care by a total of more than £9 billion by 2028. they say it would pay for the recruitment and retention of 8,000 gps and will be funded by raising tax for the big banks. 0ur political correspondent jessica parker reports. leader of the liberal democrats ed davey. applause applause a day to make some noise. the liberal democrats have been loudly declaring nhs and social care in crisis. with a leader who has spoken about his experience of caring for his disabled son and previously his mother. �* , ., , ., his disabled son and pr

it's gold in rome for keely hodgkinson.pite struggling with illness, she wins the european 800m title once again, with the olympics just around the corner. after a brighter, sunny start in central and eastern areas, rain in the west will cross us all except for the far east and it will be windy especially in the west. all the details later. it's thursday the 13th ofjune. our main story. labour will publish its election manifesto this morning, with sir keir starmer saying he is putting wealth creation at the heart of his plans for government. he's said there will be no surprises on tax and has ruled out increases in vat, income tax and national insurance. the conservatives have challenged labour to match their own range of tax pledges for families and businesses. our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. there are exactly three weeks to polling day and, in the manifesto he's unveiling today, sir keir starmer says there will be no surprises. the labour leader is well aware every opinion poll continues to indicat

keely hodgkinson.ll ran and won the 800 metre gold in the european athletics championships last night. and would australia resort to dirty tricks to get england knocked out the t20 world cup? well i think you know the answer to that. but the big question is where is the olympic flame? we'll find out. >> the winds will change direction during the next couple of days. it's becoming less cold, but not necessarily less wet. i'll have the full forecast in just a moment. >> morning to you. >> morning to you. >> i'm stephen dixon, and i'm ellie costello, and this is breakfast on gb news. >> before we get going, have you seen all this eye stuff? now on a lot of these new phones that you may have seen the adverts for them where they have. translation. so you can have a conversation with someone in a completely different language and you say something and it immediately translates it to them. and do it in all these different languages. >> no, i haven't seen that. >> no, i haven't seen that. >> haven't you? >> ha

keely hodgkinson looks to defend her 800m title on the final night of the european championships in romee relays. in the run—up to polling day, we're getting the latest from our reporters across the uk, finding out about the key issues in their areas. in a moment, we'll hearfrom bbc scotland highlands & islands reporter, iain macinnes, in bonar bridge in sutherland, but first to bbc coventry & warwickshire political reporter, joshua nevett, in stratford—upon—avon. good evening from stratford—on—avon, famously the birthplace of the playwright william shakespeare. this has long been rock—solid territory for the conservatives, with the former chancellor nadhim zahawi holding the seat since 2010. but mr zahawi decided to stand down before the election, after he was sacked as conservative party chairman over a tax issue last year. victory here onjuly the 4th would be a mid—summer night's dream for the lib dems. but labour says it can win here, while reform uk and the greens say they're looking to widen the debate. sewage discharges into rivers is one issue that's come up here, and people i sp

britain are the reigning european champions in that event, and keely hodgkinson qualify for the woman'sonight. first up in the final race tonight, the women's 200 metres, and daryll neita, she made quite a fine look easy yesterday, living in rome, has been here for 2.5 years, has an italian coach, looked at ease with herself and at peace. in the women's 10,000 metre finals tonight, three british athletes. megan keith, disco warrant, megan keith is the biggest hope for britain, she bagged her in the pics may and she said she said she always wanted to stay at middle distance, she did not think this was the one her, but it suits her best, even though she finds running 25 laps around the stadium pretty boring. english is the better known runner, the farm daughter of the former 10,000 woman submeter champion, but has not in being in good form, the vice chair blighted by injury and review —— bereavement, lost her stepdad and her nine, and run incident with the bracelet her and gave her inspiration, and she said she knows she is not as their best after winning —— many missing six months of tra

the european athletics championships continue, with britain's keely hodgkinson safely through the firsteveral parties launch their manifestos, with the liberal democrats announcing theirs today. later in the week we'll hear from the conservatives and labour, and next week it's the turn of the snp. a key part of the lib dems“ offer is to "save the health service" in england, saying they“d boost spending on health and social care by a total of more than £9 billion by 2028. they say it would pay for the recruitment and retention

keely hodgkinson has already secured her spot for paris in the 800m, but this weekend she's trying her form, he qualified in third place in the 800m behind ben pattison and max burgin. katarina johnson thompson took part in the javelin despite pulling out of the european championships in rome earlier this month with a minor leg injury. she threw 42.38 metres, which is almost a metre and a half below her pb. she will also compete in one abide at the 200 metres highjump on sunday as she prepares for paris. taylor fritz has won a record third men's singles title at eastbourne beating max purcell of australia in straight sets in the final. the pair had only met once before, with fritz winning in basle, and this afternoon he soon took the first set 6—4. the world number 13 cruised through the next set 6—3, finishing with a little help from the technology. the american didn't drop a set all week and looks in great form ahead of wimbledon which begins on monday. i had ihad an i had an injury at the french open and i am still, i still feel that i'm kind of recovering from it and just at the co

great britain's keely hodgkinson claimed silver behind the american at the last games in tokyo.ower—division teams. category one tickets for the women's rugby world cup final at twickenham next september will be priced at £95. that will be the highest value non—hospitality ticket for an international women's team sport event in the uk. 60% of the tickets for the tournament are priced at under £25. staying with rugby union, england head to new zealand this week and the toughest challenge in world rugby. they have never won a series against the all blacks in new zealand, and it's been over 20 years since they won a test there. they play in dunedin on the 6th of july and in auckland a week later. if we arejust in if we are just in awe of what the all blacks are, that we are not going to be in the right headspace to go out there and beat them and thatis to go out there and beat them and that is our intention, to go out there and beat the all blacks in new zealand. we are excited about going over there and try to do that. we have so much respect for what they do but at the same time

keely hodgkinson is looking very strong as the countdown to the olympic games continues., something i've thought about since i got my silver in budapest last year. olympic years are so special, huge opportunity to change your life and i'm just ready to go for it. and we've just had another gold for great britain in the women's lix100m — dina asher—smith, desiree henry, amy hunt and daryll neeta running the fastest time in europe this season. that's four golds in rome for the british team. let's focus on the european championship now, and with scotland kicking off the tournament against the hosts germany on friday, we thought we'd take a look at some of the scots to watch. here's jane dougall. as scotland prepare to kick off their euros campaign, who can we watch out for? let's start with captain andy robertson. champions league winner and premier league winner with liverpool in 2020, he is the most accomplished of the squad and a natural born leader. he may be the comedian of the squad, but superjohn mcginn's skills are nojoke. he helped aston villa get to the semifinals

keely hodgkinson is the fastest qualifier as she cruises into the final of the women's 800 metres finalland's opener against germany on friday at euro 2024, there's been some positive news for their fans steve clarke's news for their fans — steve clarke's side trained this morning and the news is liverpool full—back andy robertson took part, after going off early in training yesterday. lawrence shankland was also involved, as were kenny mclean and stuart armstrong. a lot of eyes around the world will be watching the games, will be watching your every move for the next three or four weeks. and you have to enjoy that and you have to embrace it as well. so, we have done amazingly well to get to back—to—back tournaments. this one, obviously a lot more busy in terms of the experience that we had a few years ago, but it's something we have to enjoy scotland but it's something we have to enjoy have an opene england's first match is against serbia on sunday. gareth southgate is generally acknowledged to have picked an attacking squad, and there's already been plenty of speculation about how the

now she's probably not as good as keely hodgkinson but she's close. there she is.s expected to run, expected to win. she got spiked so she got caught by someone else. wasn't the drinks beforehand? this was actually from her shoe fell over and then got up. but although she'd lost a lot of time, and also the others pulled away, now 800m is two laps, so it was a lot to pull back. she couldn't actually manage to get back. so therefore , although she's the therefore, although she's the best 800 metre runner in america because she didn't win that race, she deliberately spiked. i don't know, it's like the old mary decker thing that happened with, joe labudde. do you remember that? i do, i do olympics, but , remember that? i do, i do olympics, but, but it's a very strange one. but that's how they do it. they call it like the hunger games in america, because it's so brutal, whereas everywhere else it's done. on how well they've done. they'll have trials. but, you know, if you're if you're a great runner, you're if you're a great runner, you get in to run for your country. w

she beat britain�*s keely hodgkinson to the gold in tokyo.as the british number one, norrie lost his first match at devonshire park, beaten in straight sets by finland�*s emil roosuvouri. norrie has now lost ten of his last 16 matches and has slipped outside of the world�*s top 40, having been ranked eighth just 18 months ago. elsewhere, liam broady, has lost the first set againstjapan�*s yoshihito nishioka — but an early break of serve in the second means broady currently leads three games to one. in the women�*s tournament, katie boulter�*s to come. emma raducanu is up against another former us open champion, sloane stephens, currently four games a piece in the opening set. and earlier, lily miyazaki also couldn�*t make it beyond the first round, losing to elise mertens in straights sets. miyazaki has been given a wild card for wimbledon next week. that match is on bbc two right now. meanwhile there�*s plenty more over on the bbc sport website including all the build—up to tonight�*s england game at euro 2024. but that is all your sport for

keely hodgkinson has already secured her spot for paris in the 800m, but this weekend she's trying herbehind nicole yeargin. 1500m world champion and olympic bronze medallist josh kerr looks in good form, he qualified in third place in the 800m behind ben pattison and max burgin. thomson threw 42.38 metres, which is almost _ thomson threw 42.38 metres, which is almost a _ thomson threw 42.38 metres, which is almost a metre and a half below her pb. almost a metre and a half below her pb~ she _ almost a metre and a half below her pb~ she wiii— almost a metre and a half below her pb. she will also compete in one abide _ pb. she will also compete in one abide at — pb. she will also compete in one abide at the 200 metres highjump on sunday— abide at the 200 metres highjump on sunday as _ abide at the 200 metres highjump on sunday as she prepares for paris. let's _ sunday as she prepares for paris. let's take — sunday as she prepares for paris. let's take you back to bbc one show you what is going on in the last 16 tie between switzerland and the defending champions italy. a place in the qua

next, to rome and the latest golden moment, and the manner of it can only, help keely hodgkinson, asith illness the day before, but had found a way to win. so, after winning silver at the tokyo olympics, hodgkinson now has her eyes firmly fixed on that gold and going one better in paris. ido i do believe in the power of manifestation. bake on that. it is a busy— manifestation. bake on that. it is a busy something i think about, something i have thought about since i -ot something i have thought about since i got my— something i have thought about since i got my silver in the last year. 0lympic— i got my silver in the last year. olympic years are so special. and there was another golden moment for britain on the final night of action in rome, and that came in the women's 4 by 100 metres. dina asher—smith, desiree henry, amy hunt and daryll neeta running the fastest time in europe this season, and it meant great britain and northern ireland finished third in the medals table with four golds in total. we are definitely trying out new things ahead of the olympic games. we are looking to

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it's the final day of the european athletics championships in italy, with keely hodgkinson leading then one hundredth of a second of winning the 200 metres. that's how close it was. in the end it was silver for her, gold for mujinga kambundji, as neita was denied her first first major title. i gave everything i had. i mean, i did a season's best but it wasn't enough. honestly, iam disappointed. i'm not sure exactly how the race went but i was giving everything i had. i need to get back to work. and there was bronze for megan keith in the women's 10,000 metres, as home favourite nadia battocletti took gold. elish mccolgan, meanwhile, failed to finish. commonwealth games medallists kyle kothari and jordan houlden are set to make their olympic debuts. they have been announced as part of the team gb diving squad for the paris 202a games. grace reid has also been selected for her third olympic games, eight years on from her debut at rio. theyjoin the likes of tom daley, jack laugher and andrea spendolini—sirieix. three—time paralympic champion david smith and reigning world champion claire

it's the final day of the european athletics championships in italy with keely hodgkinson leading theing the 200m. that's how close it was. in the end, it was silver for her, gold for mujinga kambundji, as neita was denied herfirst major title. i gave everything i had. i mean, i think i ran a season's best, but it was not enough. and honestly, i'm disappointed. i'm not sure exactly how the race went, but i was just giving everything i had on that home straight and i need to get back to work. and there was bronze for megan keith in the women's 10,000 metres, as home favourite nadia battocletti took gold. elish mccolgan, meanwhile, failed to finish emma raducanu says she's pleased with the way she overcame a late wobble, to beatjapan's ena shibahara in straight sets at the nottingham 0pen. the win took her through to the last 16. it was raducanu's first match since april and her first on grass for nearly two years, with wrist and ankle surgeries ruling her out of wimbledon last year. franjones and cameron norrie also won in nottingham. but a setback for andy murray's wimbledon preparati