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he has made one change with luke shaw coming in for kieran trippier.arty going on, what is the atmosphere like there. it is building. — atmosphere like there. it is building, and _ atmosphere like there. it is building, and we _ atmosphere like there. it 3 building, and we thought we atmosphere like there. it 1 building, and we thought we would get a bit more involved with the fans, and if you could pan up, you could see the stadium filling up quickly. about 1000 fans expected this even. and among them we have these girls. lovely face paint. did you do it? i these girls. lovely face paint. did ou do it? , ., ., ., you do it? i did this one and a white door. — you do it? i did this one and a white door, she _ you do it? i did this one and a white door, she did _ you do it? i did this one and a white door, she did the - you do it? i did this one and aj white door, she did the cross. you do it? i did this one and a - white door, she did the cross. and this is your — white door, she did the cross. and this is your first _ white door, she did the cross. fifi

he was in action, so was kieran trippier, who went off in the semifinal.final training session. the 26 man squad, they trained there before their base in blank and haim where they have been based at the tournament before. that is before they made the journey to berlin. we are expecting them to arrive shortly. we will of course go back to berlin as soon as they do. we will bring you the press conference live weight gareth southgate and hurricane a little bit later. year in the uk, a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the discovery of human remains in two suitcases at the clifton suspension bridge in bristol. the 34—year—old was detained by avon and somerset armed officers in the early hours of saturday morning. our reporter simonjones has more. well, in the early hours of this morning, a manhunt which has lasted more than two days and brought police officers here to west london and also to bristol, came to an end. that's when officers arrested a 34—year—old man on suspicion of on suspicion of murder at bristol temple meads station. armed

that is a back three of kieran trippier starting on the left flank in the wing—back role, the suggestionashour, more left sided, but that would be a change of half—time potentially. i think that he will show faith in the starting xi that he will show faith in the starting x! that saw them start the semifinal, but of course, he then has that wealth of options to come off of the bench like on 0llie watkins. we saw what he did against the dutch. 0ren ivan toney. they came on to replace harry kane. something we weren't expecting to see. certainly, the substitutions have worked, but i think gareth southgate will begin with the same 11 they had against the dutch. find 11 they had against the dutch. and of course, potentially history in the making. six decades since england won a major tournament. this would be on foreign soil, so that would be on foreign soil, so that would be on foreign soil, so that would be a first.— would be on foreign soil, so that would be a first. yes. england pass 's men would be a first. yes. england pass "s men have _ would be a first. yes. england pass 's men have ha

kieran trippier came off with a knock and gareth southgate said, we will have to see how he recoverstorylines coming from the england camp throughout the tournament, and things are building up tournament, and things are building up nicely, and gareth southgate is building the squad of their feeling good, and i spoke to phil foden. he said he squad and the team looking for redemption for that last euros final, with a lost to italy. adaption indeed. let's see if it comes this weekend. alex howell, thank you very much indeed for that, alex howell in erfurd for us. so let's get some more thoughts on what was a very special night indeed in dortmund. the former england captain gary lineker has been speaking to vicky riddell. i'm thrilled. is the first time it is ever happened to the men's team, to be in a final outside of our own shores, and they have done it in an exciting way, in terms of last—minute drama on a couple of occasions, penalty shoot—out. i think they've grown throughout the tournament, which is important. even when we were not playing well, we're staying at the start of the

kieran trippier came off with a knock in the last game and luke shaw is continuing to build up his fitnessionesses take on republic of ireland in norwich in qualifying for the women's euros tonight. wales and scotland are already guaranteed a play=off place, and northern ireland will be too if they beat malta. england have work to do. the defending champions are third in their qualifying group. they watched the men beat netherlands on wednesday and dutch manager serena wiegman is backing them this weekend. to be really honest, of course i wish still very, very best for gareth and his team. my orange heart did her to bits, yes! my orange heart did her to bits, yes! we're well into the second round of the penultimate women's golf major of the year, the evian championship in france, with scotland's gemma dryburgh hoping to build on her seven—under par opening round. one of the big movers of the early starters was england's georgia hall. four birdies and an eagle at the last have taken her to six—under — three off the leaders ayaka furue from japan and stephanie kyriacou. in scotland, the worl

i think the one question was over he was going to start at the left wingback role and it was kieran trippierat half—time. but i think they will go with the same 11 that started against the dutch in that started against the dutch in that semifinal, even though they left it very, very late with that ollie watkins winner. luke shaw perhaps coming off the bench and giving them more balance in the second half might work. but of course, it is how spain do in that first half as well and they have just been hitting the ground running. they started their campaign a month ago here in berlin against croatia. they won 3—0 and everybody sat up and said, hang on, we have some new favourites for this tournament and so it has proved. they have been playing the best football. we will see what luis de la fuente the spanish manager does, but we expect him to make changes to his backline, with dani carvajal and le normand coming back into the starting line—up, they were suspended for their semifinal. gareth southgate says they have to be tactically perfect to be the spanish. they raised the bar in their spanish

mark k and kieran trippier, they were all out injured for months coming towards the end of the seasonking players. we have super talent. a lot of it like to operate in similar areas. we feel we have started to find that balance as the tournament progressed. i have really liked how we have looked. we looked dangerous, we have looked. we looked dangerous, we look like we can score goals again, and yes, i am we look like we can score goals again, and yes, lam happy we look like we can score goals again, and yes, i am happy with where the team as we go into this game. where the team as we go into this tame. ~ . where the team as we go into this ame, . ., ., , where the team as we go into this ame.. ., .,, , where the team as we go into this ame.. ., , ~' , where the team as we go into this ame.. ., , 4' , ., where the team as we go into this ame. ., , ”, ., game. what has been the key for you to performing — game. what has been the key for you to performing better— game. what has been the key for you to performing better in _ game. what has been the key for you to performing better in pen

i mean, absolutely sensational, he likes to come in on his left foot, so i expect kieran trippier, kierance and they've got carvajal coming back in who was suspended for the semi—final for spain against france. and he's a very decisive player for spain . very decisive player for spain. as i said, we're underdogs and let's enjoy the moment, as i said, we're underdogs and let's enjoy the moment , get let's enjoy the moment, get right behind the team, they deserve that now . and gareth is, deserve that now. and gareth is, is performed, you know , is performed, you know, terrifically well. didier deschamps said it earlier in the week. judge a manager at the end of the tournament. not during it. and we should be doing that with gareth as well. so far, so very good. >> it's amazing how the difference, isn't it, from one minute this beer being thrown over him. and then who knows, he could be knighted at the end of it, but we're not going to get superstitious or count our chickens. no. will we? can we? trevor? finally. >> yeah we can. our confidence levels going up. we've got terrific players to

luke shaw has been replaced, has replaced rather kieran trippier in the only change from the startingr semi—final against the netherlands . those are the netherlands. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sam francis, back with you in an hour's time for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> now welcome back to free speech nation. loads to come. but first let's get more questions from our lovely studio audience who've kindly chosen to spend such a momentous sunday evening with us and hopefully not by accident, our first question in this section. barbara, what have you got for us, our trump allies, right to blame the biden campaign for the assassination attempt, our trump allies right to blame the biden campaign for the assassination attempt? top allies of donald trump quickly accused president biden and his supporters of using rhetoric that led to the shooting. the central premise of the biden campaign is that president trump is an authoritarian fascis

obviously left back is hampered as kieran trippier has done. job there but not having a natural left sided left backis having a natural left sided left back is definitely, hopefully not going to cost us. but i think that's what has unsettled us in the first few games. but listen, all that's gone now , listen, all that's gone now, all, all we'll be focusing on is saturday and listen, i don't mind if we play absolutely rubbish again as long as we go through. i don't, i don't mind if we play rubbish every game and go on and win it, so yeah, you do get some football puritans. >> i'm an arsenal fan, so i'm used to the wenger years. i mean, you do get some puritans who, you know, i'd rather win in a beautiful way than just scrape one nil wins. but chris, you've spoken publicly before about your previous mental health problems, depression and so on. do you think there's any role that the media plays or the pubuc that the media plays or the public on this current squad of england players, when it comes to the pressure of trying to win a major internati

and the nature of our defeat in that semi we went one nil up i think kieran trippier. southgate fashion we sat back. we invited the pressure. he panics. the team panics, playing full of fear and we lost. same as the 2020 final. one nil up against italy. we did the same thing and arguably again on sunday. >> i'm not steve holland firstly, so it's not my fault. but second but i am going to come to this as far as the results have gone, i don't think we have been good enough and this is the problem, and i think this is the problem, and i think this is the problem, and i think this is the problem the public have had watching england play and the frustration for all of us from what we've seen over this, over these european championships, is there's so much talent on the pitch , so much talent on the pitch, so much talent on the pitch, so much talent. football is also changing as well. it's more an attacking game than it has been before. gareth southgate is suhed before. gareth southgate is suited to more of a defensive sort of setup, and whether he's actually managed to chan

and particularly kieran trippier and left back. and again, it's not kieran's fault. ball he comes steps inside or takes a step back and the opposition just closes down. so we need to change that. and i was an advocate for an advocate for saka to go and play left back for one off. it might just be the way that we go ahead, because that will also allow cole palmer to get into the team. so there are so many options. i've heard so many people today, you know, throwing in their six pennies worth of, of an idea and many of them are plausible, but they're all different from what gareth southgate is doing. that's that's the principal thing . that's the principal thing. >> do you think, though you mentioned there radical thinking and gareth southgate in the same sentence? is that possible? trevor, i mean, here's a guy that has played with all the flair of a guy managing a spreadsheet, not a team of individual brilliant players. >> well, you know, when you look at some of the players that we have in the starting players, if it's foden, if it's bellingham, if it's kane, declan

but i don't think luke shaw will play almost certainly kieran trippier will play as that left wing back position , but he loves his best position, but he loves his favourites. and hey listen, we found some england fans quick, just give a quick word. these guys wonder if we could but it's just it's a very small corner. it's a very small corner of england fans at the minute , but, england fans at the minute, but, should we come on over? come on, have a look . how are we? a bit have a look. how are we? a bit outnumbered today, aren't we? a bit outnumbered? >> just a little, i'm afraid. more more orange. there never be outnumbered. >> we're english later on. later on. on. >> on. >> yeah, well, there we go. we're gonna have to bring you a little bit more england later on. but that's just a taste of the atmosphere here in dortmund. so far. >> well thank you jack. the excitement is rising. >> yes it's amazing. and he managed tonight with jack. >> jack's got to find an england shirt by the time we next see him. jack, that's your task. find an england shirt? yeah, i'm actually getting quite used

i think, kieran trippier did a good speech. you know, we presented him with with andy. caps, 5050 caps, a little , kind of, board caps, a little, kind of, board saying congratulations. and he did a speech and said that, you know, the last euros, i think he played maybe one group game. then he didn't play again until the quarterfinal and then the final. so he's just like, as much as it may seem like you're you're not involved. everyone has to be ready because you're going to have a part to play. so i think everyone's taking that into consideration. and, you know, us lads that have come off the bench have all had our moment, had that impact. and, yeah, it proves that you're not actually that far away from playing or coming on and making a difference. >> and lots of players in this squad have been in this position before . what have they said to before. what have they said to the rest of you about their experience, experiences and how to prepare for the game on sunday? >> to be fair, i've not had the conversation with many of them, but i know from previous when you when yo

but i've got a feeling that he'll again stick by another of his favourites, kieran trippier on that leftl the future be bright. the future be orange? >> they're going all the way to the final. sure of that martin won't need penalties this time. you know. listen in their history, england had only come from behind to win knockout matches twice before the last week. they've done it twice in the last six days against slovakia and the win against switzerland as well. so times are changing . they're winning at are changing. they're winning at penalties, it really feels honestly that this is england's time and i think they're going all the way to the final anyway. >> normally i would say at this point, have you been drinking? but you've been right so far, chris got an optimistic all the way. thank you very much for joining us. enjoy the match. you take care my friend. that's all from me for now. dewbs& co is up next, presented this evening by bev turner. and then if you haven't had enough of my ugly mush, i'll be back on your screens at 7 pm. right here on gb news. don't forget to join us from

in, maybe luke shaw playing in the left wing back side, because one of southgate's favourites, kieran trippiere that he'll change the forward few, which means that kane will play, again with foden and bellingham just behind. even though those two have not been functioning together , he just loves his together, he just loves his favourites, doesn't he? i think he, you know , he's one of these he, you know, he's one of these coaches who , he. if the team is coaches who, he. if the team is not well, is what he loves to do is, is to rely on individual moments of brilliance. you know, he knows that england have got probably the best players individually here. across all of the teams. they're probably there's probably 6 or 7 who get into just about any team here. and he relies on individual moments to, make the breakthrough. and we've seen that, you know, bellingham has done it. that, you know, bellingham has doneit.kane that, you know, bellingham has done it. kane has done it, but, you know , jack kane, he's been you know, jack kane, he's been absolutely criticised. and some people thinking ivan to

decisions to make, especially to get the balance of the team a bit better, like having right—footed kieran trippier the match later this week. their numbers are largely in decline across the uk but the long summer nights offer the perfect opportunity to spot the unmistakeable sight of female glow worms. the insects uses a green light caused by a chemical reaction to attract winged male suitors during the breeding season, and there's one area where they are thriving, as our reporter charlie rose has been finding out. i'm starting to blush. tonight, on the south downs, love is in the air. this is x—rated stuff, this is. but these amorous insects won't be getting much privacy here. she's wiggling her legs. to really see why glow—worms have such a passionate fan base, we have to turn off the lights. is it the first time you've seen a glow—worm? yeah. what do you make of it? strange thing to be doing in the middle of the night, but it's very cool to see them. at first, everyone's like, oh, you'll see something. and i'm thinking, oh, we're not going to see anything. and we've seen quite a few. it's not t

i was watching kieran trippier last night, who is the pride of bury.t government, the conservative government, put up about £90 million for grassroots sports. are you going to match that going forward? we sports. are you going to match that going forward?— going forward? we will certainly ensure the _ going forward? we will certainly ensure the funding _ going forward? we will certainly ensure the funding continues. i going forward? we will certainly i ensure the funding continues. that amount of funding? well, - ensure the funding continues. that amount of funding? well, the - ensure the funding continues. that i amount of funding? well, the funding that is committed _ amount of funding? well, the funding that is committed to _ amount of funding? well, the funding that is committed to already, - amount of funding? well, the funding that is committed to already, we - that is committed to already, we will continue. there is something else that we are announcing today as well, which is that there has been a pilot scheme to look at whether local clubs cou

marcus rashford 57, raheem sterling 55, kieran trippier 54 and jordan henderson got 52 caps under garethn. you look at the next generation coming through and it's down to the next person who would take charge of the england team, and thatis take charge of the england team, and that is the next life blood coming through rarely. gareth southgate has done an incredible job through rarely. gareth southgate has done an incrediblejob of bringing through players that will be household names in the next six years. saka and palmers. these are young players and they will only get better under the new person in charge, but southgate has developed them and brought them into the team. adam morton, another law not brought on by thought of as the future of the england side. it's the next lot that will come through and win the next 50 plus caps that you are looking to and that's partly started by southgate, he has begun the process. there is a way now of how england players develop and it is very much a pride factor to be part of the national team. and southgate has brought that back. there was a lot of

i also know how much of a good job kieran trippier could do, that left back.bly out here? at that moment, did you think that you had missed - did you think that you had missed the whole — did you think that you had missed the whole tournament. _ did you think that you had missed the whole tournament. yes, - did you think that you had missed the whole tournament.— did you think that you had missed the whole tournament. yes, i think so. i the whole tournament. yes, i think so- i think — the whole tournament. yes, i think so. i think purely _ the whole tournament. yes, i think so. i think purely because - the whole tournament. yes, i think so. i think purely because of- the whole tournament. yes, i think so. i think purely because of what i j so. i think purely because of what i had been through and i had a work so much to get to that place where i was act and for something like that to happen. it was, i was of course worried. but i had a scan and stuff and it wasn't to back, it was only a minor one and sol and it wasn't to back, it was only a minor one and so i