harry maguire has just sent a header over the bar just maguire has just sent a header over the barjust ago. england very much in control of this match. 2—0 up at the moment, thanks toa match. 2—0 up at the moment, thanks to a first england goal forjohn stones and a penalty for captain harry kane. his third goal of the tournament now. this is live on bbc 0ne. just around 12 minutes left to go in the first half. and that all of the sport for now. now, the travel show. this week we're in cairo, where i get to check out a new style of music that has become a youtube sensation. we head to italy for a cut—price guide to florence. there are many, many places you can see forfree in florence. florence is an open—air museum. we find out how to make your travel pictures pop online. and we take a walk on the wild side in spain. we start this week in florence. it's one of the most beautiful cities in italy, full of renaissance art and architecture. but recent price increases at art galleries and museums have scared off some travellers. so we sent keith wallace to see if there are ways to experience

john maguire, bbc news, in the lake district.rk cnn, for whom mr bourdain worked, said he had been found dead in his hotel room in france, where he'd been filming an episode of his food and travel—focused programme parts unknown. cnn said mr bourdain had taken his own life. the telecoms giant bt has announced that its chief executive, gavin patterson, is to step down later this year. the company said the reaction to the recent results showed there's a need for a change of leadership. bt announced last month that it's to cut more than one in ten of its workforce as part of a shake—up. more concerns have been raised about the safety of football fans at the world cup in russia, which begins next week. an estimated 10,000 british supporters are expected to travel to the event, and mps on the foreign affairs committee say they're particularly worried about racist and homophobic intimidation. our sports correspondent, richard conway, reports. the world cup is almost upon us again, but as british fans prepare to travel to russia, a new

is the brother of theride -- ave marine, samuel maguire joins me live now. us, appreciate it. can you tell us a little bit about your brother? >> being my older brother i see him differently than a lot of people do. obviously he is a hero and he was all hard his whole life. all about family, kids, helping people. he was just pool of love and that is the best way to describe him. >> he was killed in a tour of duty in 20 and tal out a g faly you ar the youngest of 6 brothers so family definitely important, you will bond together for sure. >> yes. we are all very close even though there's a whole bunch of us. heather: you and your mom noticed the silhouette was missing. >> yes. we were pulling out oe driveway, like you said, on our way to church and looked over and noticed the silhouette wasn't there anymore. my mom me if she had been in the car, she would've searched for it. i was there and told her my father, he will check it out and we are going to do our thing. this is what we need to do. my father checked it out and discovered it was no longer there. heath

earlier i put that question to peter maguire, chief executive from australia, who spoke to us from vienna. well, they could. that is the great concern, rico, if they increase production, and it could be number as high asi million you combine the quota, and that will have a dramatic effect on the market. if it is less than 500,000 barrels that would be bullish. this is the great concern. it is hard to speculate this many hours out that will either be up or down and we will by probably two o'clock or three o'clock. so when you say i o'clock or three o'clock. so when you sayi million barrels, that is one million barrels a day. so what impact could this have on prices? well, we think this would be dramatically bearish for the market. you would probably see brent and wta fall the best part of 6% or 8% —— wti. so it would just be a work through from there. you could see higher. there is talk as far as what that number is going to be. i think that number is going to be. i think thatis that number is going to be. i think that is the concern for producers. eight cent is still quite minimal when pr

trippier with the ball across, maguire went for it, and it is in from harry kane again!ain. that could make a huge difference to the way this world cup goes for england. 0ur correspondent sarah rainsford was in volgograd, where england played this evening, and after the final whistle she sent us this. there was a huge roar of applause that came over the roof of the volgograd arena as that second and winning goal went in. huge relief as well for the england fans. there weren't that many of them inside the stadium. perhaps a couple of thousand at most. but they were making noise throughout this game, chanting and bouncing and singing, and no more than at the end when that goal went in in injury time. huge relief for england. the tunisian fans not so pleased. they hoped to hold it to a draw. they have been the ones in volgograd all day singing and celebrating throughout the day in the city itself. probably outnumbering the england supporters here in volgograd. this stadium is around about 16,000 capacity and it was fairly full today. there weren't that many empty seats, whi

carly: maguire was killed in falluja in 2008, he was 19 years old. to 5 in a white house press briefing. >> you would have to ask rudy giuliani about his comments but the president hasn't done anything wrong so we feel very comfortable. >> the two of them class quite a bit starting after acosta asked why rudy giuliani told the huffington post donald trump shocked james comey he would be impeached the next day. carly: monica lewinsky firing back against bill clinton after his refusal to apologize to her privately amid the me too movement. >> i apologize to everybody in the world. i have not talked to her. i did say publicly -- i dealt with a 20 years ago plus and the american people -- nobody believes that i got out of that for free. i left the white house $16 million in debt. rob: the former white house intern grateful to him. people who helped me gain perspective in the past 20 years, worth reposting this today from vanity fair. she posted it with an op-ed she wrote about the new hope provided by the me too movement. carly: she acknowledges her rela

england almost had a seventh for maguire, from a henderson assist.hoping for a clean sheet for england, but that's not happening. six or seven minutes to go of the match and we will be back with the final score when it ends. more now on saudi arabia lifting the ban on women driving. it's being hailed as an important step towards modernisation by crown prince mohamed bin salman. earlier my colleague ben brown spoke to najah al—otaibi, a senior analyst at the arabia foundation, a washington—based think tank focusing on the middle east. as a saudi woman, she expressed how happy she was to see the ban lifted. it's fantastic, great step for saudi arabia to prove it is committed to improving women's rights. the ban on women driving has always been the reason why saudi arabia has an image deficit everywhere. it has undermined every step the government has undertaken to support women, every progressive step that has been taken has every progressive step that has been ta ken has been every progressive step that has been taken has been undermined by the ban on

john maguire, bbc news, in the lake district. an estimated 10,000 british supporters are expected to travel to the event, and mps on the foreign affairs committee say they're particularly worried about racist and homophobic intimidation. our sports correspondent richard conway reports. the world cup is almost upon us again, but as british fans prepare to travel to russia, a new report from mps lays out in stark detail the issues they could face there in the coming weeks. mps say russia presents particular risks due to a history of violence by football hooligans, intolerance towards the lgbt community, a history of racist abuse in and around games, the current heightened political tensions with britain — especially in light of the salisbury poisoning — and the threat of terrorist attacks. russia is a very difficult country in which to offer consular protection. you know, the russian state is not like other countries. if fans are, for example, lgbt, or from an ethnic minority, then the russian state has more a history of abusing th

breakfast‘s john maguire is in the lake district to tell us more. more serenity.at, perhaps three weeks or five weeks. there is a rail replacement bus service but it is vital for locals and the tourism industry that the rail is replaced as soon as possible. 49 million visitors here every year, so it isa million visitors here every year, so it is a massive success story. how important is this train line? it is a massive success story. how important is this train line7m it is a massive success story. how important is this train line? it is absolutely integral. it is the main rail link into the lake district, and as you rightly pointed out, for visitor volumes of that size and scale it is absolutely integral that we have an integrated transport system, and the lakes line is a key pa rt system, and the lakes line is a key part of that. northern rail, which ru ns part of that. northern rail, which runs the service, has suspended because of problems elsewhere in its network. it is saying that as of monday it will increase the frequency of the buses. is that good enough?

the johnstone's and no one the exploited the big gap because you're looking at harry kane and harry maguire the two big guys the two strong strong guys and then we have for me a little bit of. i doubt about a penalty and that's the chess and then god who was who called that pushed a pole down what you are i don't even know to be complete break up and see if you think oh that's a bit brave the king would also put it out there no doubt about the finish again fall though slightly disappointing isn't that we were hoping for the contribution from the i think i think what happened with here is they actually checked it and they showed that the referee had made the right decision the one goal that really had no dispute about it whatsoever came in the thirty sixth minute this was all just feeling god the first goal is the thing in school from formal play and it's it's it's a cracking this is you know this is deafening go all over this he's got he's done this for manchester united on many many occasions and he's a guy that has he's got the knack of turning up at the right time scoring important goals

if reports are to be believed, jordan pickford will be in goal, with a back three of harry maguire, johne wind forwards raheem sterling and jesse lingard in support of captain harry kane. but thatis support of captain harry kane. but that is unconfirmed, that is what reports are suggesting. today we heard from another player, and it was a news conference that was relaxed. fabian delph was the man put in front of the media, he talked about this being a fearless england team. they been having a lot of fun out here, it's been very relaxed, they been mingling with the media, playing video games and darts competitions, tenpin bowling, you name it. it's been a departure from previous england squads. but as fabian delph says, it's not been all fun and games. once training starts, it's fiery and very spicy, the intensity is there. people are not afraid to dig people out, and nothing is ever personal. that's what i've found with the squad, nothing is ever personal. if somebody has something to say, as long as it's constructive criticism, people take it on the chin. let's look at the itinerary. en

and if he does, he would —— there'll be a bacteria of harry maguire, john stones and power walker withson we are sure of that. because eric dyer did not take his chance to impress in the belgian game. and then the wife forwards would be dele alli, raheem sterling, with jesse wingard would be dele alli, raheem sterling, withjesse wingard and then of course jesse wingard withjesse wingard and then of coursejesse wingard with that withjesse wingard and then of course jesse wingard with that fat was go with the 671win against panama and harry kane determined pasta pots —— top scorer hoping to close in on golden boot. it is on the confirm we spoke —— spoke to dele alli there. he said the players have yet to be told. i think there isa have yet to be told. i think there is a bit of sweating amongst certain players may be ashley young certainly in a left back slot on whether there could be any changes. he was one of only two players missing from shame because he was back at the hotel working at his own programme. we're told he is not an injury concern but because he was out working with the ma

of the starting 11 have not played at the world cup before, and that would include defender harry maguiree game trying to get three points, we won't go there and be happy to come away with a draw. we want the three points. it is massive. the first game in any group stage is... big, it's tournament football, you can't lose the first game. three points would make it a lot easier to qualify. it would indeed. that is tomorrow. today there is plenty coming up. first it is costa rica against serbia, that gets under way at one o'clock. holders germany take on mexico at apm, that match on bbc 0ne. mexico at apm, that match on bbc one. this evening, brazil take on switzerland. let's look at yesterday's action now. he's never far from the headlines lionel messi is he, such is his brilliance. but he will want to forget this moment in yesterday's match with iceland... his missed penalty saw the smallest nation at the tournament, draw 1—1 with the two time champions. iceland's part time movie director goalkeeper hannes halldorson the star of the show, saving his spot kick. croatia got their campaign o

a battery of harry maguire, john stones and kyle walker with wayne backes kirin trip —— trippi are beinging midfield this dele alli and jesse lingard. and in support of harry kane, raheem sterling. and it is unconfirmed. england looking for their work —— first win in a not imagine a major competition since 2006. only their second since 1990 and their sex since 1966. this is a huge night for england. —— their sex since 1956. if they lose they will go home. -- there sixth. they need to get those boys just right for their match against columbia. —— these players just right. i guess they will have video analysis of the colombians. they talked —— they top of group h with wins against senegal and poland. seemingly a tougher group. tougher than the ones that england against tunisia and panama. what do we make of these colombians? there is not a great deal for inland to do as you can see on the gulf of finland. they are probably hard at work studying the opponents. if they w011 work studying the opponents. if they won the group they would have cut japan. it may have been bit easier match but the

cahill or maguire in defence? butland or pickford in goal?f the decisions that may need to be made between now and the 18th ofjune when england play tunisia in their first match of the tournament in russia. we have got competition right across the board and i made that clear to the board and i made that clear to the players before the game, and they put on a superb performance. there is a bit to sort out but that is great, because we want a squad that are playing well and that have the spirit that these lads have at the spirit that these lads have at the moment. let's speak to the daily mail's chief sports reporter matt lawton who was at elland road to see england's win last night. i don't know if you are like me, but when you have conversations about who might start in that 11 for england, you have a conversation that it runs up to 15 names plus. what decisions will gareth southgate be focusing on for the next ten days? i think he has got a couple of fairly big ones. the make—up of his defence is interesting. i thought philjones had a good g

he wants to have them in the spaces whether the ball in the england set up was played more harry maguire that came on i thought he was excellent when he came on and did have a chance in this game when it came to see if a very nice to play best for clean three and that's what should ensure school is one criticism people have i mean thirty of rationally she gets into so many great post one positions but he's not clinical yet gets the chances but once he starts putting a few away i think you. be a political scope at the moment he struck me a little bit to find the back of the net he should have scored it was a fink it's not even a thing it's it was. it was a little bit of the nail it's the one to one part of the neo you can see that a coach was saved that well but even in the replace it was difficult to see that he said that both of the referee gave a corner kick so he must have done so and that was just about the only thing that england had in the whole game and that i think the south gate would be very disappointing he's ok as a coach and horses approached again. i think he was wishing fo

john maguire has been to meet des and mona. we have been married now 56 years.ge, mona and des are a successful partnership and as her eyesight deteriorated, des found a special way to help. her left eye is bad, really bad. when she tries to do something with the right eye, the left eye doesn't see anything. it's very relaxing. best thing to do is to keep you awake. so i would be doing little corrections like that. this birthday party came up and mona decided "i'm going to get my face done up for the party". they enlisted a make—up artist. he was telling me this story that mona's eyesight was bad and she was losing her sight and that she wasn't able to hold things properly. she had a lot of shaking in her hands. des took the brushes from my hand and wanted to have a try. if you see the way he holds the brushes, he's a natural. the story came to the attention of mario dedivanovic whose clients include katy perry, jennifer lopez and kim kardashian. he invited them to his show in london. mario was touched by the story and said to his manager "i want those two at my

. —— harry maguire. there's no doubt about it.nts, we won't go there and be happy to come away with a draw. we want the three points. it's massive. the first game in any group stage is — being tournament football, you can't lose the first game. three points would make it a lot easier to qualify. some really interesting matches to come today. the first is under way, it's costa rica against serbia. and it's been a cracking encounter so far, with chances at both ends — the best of them falling to costa rica. later in the same group, it's brazil take on switzerland — and in between, the holders germany get their defence under way against mexico — that match is on bbc one. england number eight billy vunipola is returning to london today from south africa, after re—fracturing his right arm during yesterday's test defeat. he only returned to action in april, after four months out with the original break. it's one more thing for head coach eddiejones to worry about. after the match in bloemfontein, he had an ill—tempered exchange with a b

there were one or two positions still up for grabs, certainly in defence where harry maguire is expectedme trying to get three points, we won't go there and be happy to come away with a draw. we want the three points. it is massive. the first game in any group stage is — being tournament football, you can't lose the first game. three points would make a lot easier to qualify. he's neverfarfrom the headlines lionel messi is he, such is his brilliance. well, he's making them again. this time though for a missed a penalty against iceland, who produced another shock drawing one all with the two time winners, in their first world cup appearance. their part time movie director goalkeeper hannes halldorson the star of the show saving his spot kick. croatia won 2—0, this their first goal against a below par nigeria who never really got going, but mayjust have won the battle of the kits. both var and goaline technology was needed as france beat australia 2—1, the latter required to confirm that paul pogba's winner had crossed the line, after antoine griezman had given them the lead from the spot.

into hurricane runs i know how you kate and jerry maguire story hits it back to john stone and you know it's a simple tap in for him but the way they work that was beautiful i mean it couldn't get any better it was literally lifted off the training and i just want to. raise the point this moment johnstone's that getting the seconds of the game said just have to meet the match that when they scored from two goals from set pieces from corners he said that down south gate had been doing his research they found that a surprisingly large number of goals in the age of football tournament the school from set pieces and they focused on practicing these they made this a focal point of their attack and this is showing because they scored seven goals six of come from set pieces which is quite phenomenal but i mean fair play to southgate these teams they've done the home absolutely and it's a very big thing with the with the english f.a. that they use the technology that's available so they used to test takes two two and i think games and see where are the little gaps where can we where can we find

he wants to have them in the spaces whether the ball in the england set up was played more harry maguire that came on i thought he was x. and when he came on and did have a chance in this game and it came courtesy of foggy very nice to and played us for a clean three teasingly the tank was in the stadium in killeen got a belgian talked through she after a one zero defeat over a good and just have a lark at what's happening outside the stands. on los lobos or playing with our second team i mean if we can win today we can win and it's a. language of people. run so to speak of the enemies that are all together here no two hundred for belgium. is it my family i don't. know guys sit at three live start start dancing with the guys from belgium or even a globe. a way. they can enjoy the life of overseeing the staff or do we find out a suitable clothing skies of. also this little live you won't be serious shown me she says no. zero. no you just. tell me. that you know there is one. thing embellished changers see that i met earlier. really disappointed to did you happy you're ok with it was engli

harry maguire the two big guys the two strong strong guys and then we have for me a little bit of doubt about the penalty and that's jesselyn god who were who got. pushed appalled and what you don't even know to be completely on freak up and see and harry came he stepped up and what i don't see that was and you think it's a bit brave attacking would also put it out there no doubts about the finish again father slightly disappointing isn't that we were hoping for more contribution from the i think i think what happened with here is they actually checked it and they showed that the referee had made the right decision. the one goal that really had no dispute about it what's the weather came in the thirty six minutes this was all just feeling god and it was quite some finish this is one where you can do nothing but pick it out of the back of your first goal the england score from from all right and it's it's it's a cracking this is you know this is jesse lingo all over this he's got he's done this for manchester united for many many occasion and he's a guy that has he's got the knack of tur

there were one or two positions still if up for grabs, certainly in defence where harry maguire there'sut it. we are going to the game trying to get three points, we won't go there and be happy to come away with a draw. we want the three points. it is massive. the first game in any group stage is — being tournament football, you can't lose the first game. england will be looking for a hero tomorrow. iceland found theirs in the shape of their part time movie director goalkeeper who saved a penalty from lionel messi as iceland drew one all with argentina. elsewhere there were wins for france, croatia and denmark as drew savage can tell us. a first world cup point for iceland and another magic moment for their fans to celebrate. argentina have won two world cups, iceland had never played in one before. so when sergio aguero demonstrated what he usually does for manchester city, it looked like business as usual. but as england among others have discovered, it doesn't pay to underestimate iceland. alfred finnbogason scores iceland's most famous goal! it's their first ever at the world cup! t

john maguire, bbc news, in the lake district.d aluminium, it is being described as possibly one of the most divided g7 summits in the 42 year history of the organisation, and donald trump has caused more controversy organisation, and donald trump has caused more controversy by saying just before he left for his flight to canada, saying, we are going to deal with unfair trade practices, if you look at what canada and mexico and the european union have done to us and the european union have done to us for many decades... and there is donald trump with a wave. if we look at what they are doing we have to change it and they understand it will happen. that is mr trump, the focus of the anger of other leaders at this summit. he also caused more consternation, by the way, just before leaving by saying that russia should be readmitted to the g7 despite having been thrown in 2014 for annexing crimea. so donald trump as ever for annexing crimea. so donald trump as ever causing for annexing crimea. so donald trump as ever causing controvers

john maguire is there for us.eak to a doctor who spent a decade treating anyone from drug smugglers to stowaways. also pregnant women. we'll get exactly what happens behind the scene is later. —— behind—the—scenes. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. the armed forces have been deployed to help firefighters battling to contain a vast fire sweeping across more land in greater manchester. around 100 soldiers from the royal red and scotland were sent overnight tojoin 55 red and scotland were sent overnight to join 55 firefighters across tyneside —— royal regiment of scotland. helicopters have been used to put out flames that cover four kilometres of more land. —— moorland. 0ur correspondent, kevin fitzpatrick, is in stalybridge this morning. they've been battling this for days but what difference is having the army there making? the first 30 soldiers could be here within the next hour or so and those reinforcements have been brought in to support the firefighters in this battle, which

ata of the starting xi have not played at a world cup before and that would include defender harry maguire to get three points, we're not going there to be happy to come away with a draw. we want the three points. its massive. the first game in any group stage is big, it's the biggest tournament in football, you can't lose your first game. three points would make it a lot more easy to qualify. fernando alonso has won the 2a hours of le mans, having previously won the monaco grand prix and now he only needs to win the indianapolis 500 to com plete needs to win the indianapolis 500 to complete the famous hat—trick in motor racing. despite starting from tenth on the grid, jorge lorenzo claimed back—to—back moto gp victories by winning his home race ahead of marc marquez. cal crutchlow finish fourth, despite crushing encoder fired. finish fourth, despite crushing encoderfired. roger federer finish fourth, despite crushing encoder fired. roger federer has marked his return to the top of the world rankings by beating milos raonic to win the mercedes cup in stuttgart. federer had not played since

play he wants to have them in the spaces whether the ball in the england set up is played more harry maguire that came on i thought he was excellent when he came on and did have a chance in this game and it came courtesy of a very nice to play clean three and match for two to the score it's one criticism people have i mean. threshold is he gets in through so many great goals going to zation but he's not clinical yet gets the chances but once he starts putting a few away i think he will be a prolific go score but at the moment he struck me a little bit to find the back of the net he should have scored it was a fink it's not even the thing that it was. it was a little bit of the nail keeps the one to one part of the yukon see that he is that the coach was saved the world. and even in the replace it was difficult to see that he saved the both of the referee gave a corner kick so he must have done so and that was just about the only thing that england had in the whole game and that i think the south gate would be very disappointing he's ok it's a coach's cautious approach to the game but i think

if, as expected, nine players won't have played in the world cup before, including defender harry maguireng to get three points. we won't go there and be happy to have come to come away with a draw, we won three points. it is massive. the first game in any group stage is big, its tournament football, you can't lose your first game. three points would make a lot more easy to qualify. it's never far from the more easy to qualify. it's neverfarfrom the headlines, lionel messi, such is his brilliance but he will want to forget this moment in yesterday's match with iceland. he's missed penalty saw the smallest nation at the tournament draw 1—1 with the two time champions. —'s part—time movie director goalkeeper at the star of the show, as he saved his spot kick. elsewhere yesterday, croatia got theircampaign off to elsewhere yesterday, croatia got their campaign off to a winning start beating a below par nigeria start beating a below par nigeria start 2—0. this is the first of their goals, and then luka modric grabbed their second. both vaio and goal—line technology were needed as france beat

in its fleet and john maguire is on board this morning. board this morning.day, as you say. ship day, as you say. after the weather and the news in your area. in the last few days. and western britain yesterday. of the country that perhaps haven‘t seen too many heavy showers so far. let‘s look at the satellite picture from the last few hours or so. it‘s been fairly cloudy across the uk overnight. there‘s been a lot of mist and fog. but with the heat, we‘ll start to see those showers brewing. these areas will see those showers brewing. of flash flooding. and there will be plenty of sun around. temperatures are pretty mild overnight. after a warm evening, it will stay warm overnight. at the weekend, it starts off again murky in places. for saturday morning. of the country into scotland and also in northern england. the south will not get much rainfall at all on saturday or sunday. sunday is looking fine as well. even the showers in the north will be fewer during sunday. and it stays warm. 00:07:56,719 --> 330382008:03:45,389 this 330382008:03:45,389 --> 6607640

john maguire, bbc news, bradford.s like it has been working because the levels have dropped, and that was one of the reasons why it was taken off, at three months, and moved to a year. some living hearing the family's story there, and their appeal now to get more signatures. —— it is now appealing hearing the family's story. what is your take on the right way forward ? story. what is your take on the right way forward? it is really heartbreaking just to see what happened to kia. i think it is a difficult to make thatjudgment and to understand what would be right. so there is an independent committee who sit and trawl through all the data, and they look at what is happening, not only here, but also in other countries. there are other countries who don't do the vaccination at three months and don't do it, theyjust like we do, and they do really well and seemed to keep their rates down. all these decisions are made taking all that information on board. meningitis is one of those things, as a parent especially with young

maguire went for it, and it is in from harry kane again. two goals to the captain.ke a huge difference to the way this world cup goes for england. talk about a release of tension. it went down well back home, as well. iwanted tension. it went down well back home, as well. i wanted to prove myself at every big stage, every big moment, so it was nice to get a goal early, and no better way to win the game in the last few minutes. well that was england's first world cup opening match wins since 2006, and didn't they looked elated ? opening match wins since 2006, and didn't they looked elated? they have learnt some important lessons, as well, chiefly that carelessness can cost. our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford is outside the stadium in volgograd where the match took place. good morning to you, sarah. it was a night with some nerves, but the result was good. yes, huge relief for england fans. not a huge number of them in town, around 2000 and the stadium, but they were making quite some noise during the game, of course, and when the winning goal went in we were ou

joining me now from our studio in brighton is professor steven maguire from the university of sussex,mber of the university's uk trade policy observatory, which offers independent trade advice to assist the uk government. thank you forjoining us. these comments from airbus and bmw, is this something you saw coming? i think it has been known for a while that businesses were extremely concerned about the course of the brexit negotiations. both companies, certainly airbus, has been extremely forthcoming, in terms of providing evidence to parliamentary committees, looking at the impact of brexit. i think they have signalled for quite some time their concerns. i think they are raising the level now because we are getting very near the time when decisions have to be made. i'm sorry, i'm having trouble hearing you. i say it does feel like businesses have been fairly quiet up until now? i think that is true. i expect a lot of businesses and business associations didn't want to be seen associations didn't want to be seen as undermining the referendum result and they wanted to be seen to respec

you might know that harry maguire was actually in france asafan harry maguire was actually in franced hear the very latest from the squad. england would have been very interested in the results from group h. they know they will face one of the sides and it is wide open after senegal and japan drew to all. japan's scoring a late equaliser. in the late match last night club you beat poland 3—0 to put them back into contention for qualification. juan cuadrado with the final goal there. that result means poland are at. —— out. let's go to england's base in repino to our respondents. it is looking a little bit chilly there. but also, gareth southgate saying he didn't particularly enjoy that match yesterday, not like the rest of us. that is right. welcome back to the gulf of finland. we are very close to england's base here and about 45 minutes from saint petersburg. a bleak morning, but not for england. interesting comments from gareth southgate, i think that he wants to keep his team's feet firmly on the ground. it also shows what high expectations he has, how well they have prepared now

john maguire reports.s? you can, sort of, ramble slightly. if we put on our business hats, who do you think would be the end consumer? everyone here is already a winner of the uk space agency‘s satellife competition. they‘ve all come up with innovative ways to use satellite technology to improve our lives. so today, it‘s their chance to gain support and advice to take their ideas to the next level. at the age of 13, i took a very intense interest into ai, from which i created my first chatbot. a confident start for 15—year—old kari lawler, whose jacket leaves the dragons in no doubt of her ambitions. if you can start identifying those things you want to pick apart, then i'd really like you to come and talk to me about a job. when you get into discussions with universities and partners, just make sure you read the fine print, get some people on your side looking at, you know, the legal bits and pieces. you didn‘t seem remotely nervous, were you nervous? erm, not really. i do presentations and speaking a lot

tom maguire is with the transportation agency which has been fielding complaints about the scooter invasionty owners do not want scooters left anywhere on or around their property. >> on social media you'll find pictures of them in the strange eggs of places with some using #scootersbehavingbadly and others saying #wheelmageddon. 500 have been impacted for obstructing sidewalks. >> we have reports of scooters having near misses and colliding with pedestrians. >> reporter: here in california you're supposed to ride the scooters in a bike lane. if that's not available, then on the street. you're not supposed to take them on the sidewalk yet many riders are on the sidewalk and many more are not wearing helmets which is why, riders fly by breaking those rules. >> what do you think when you see that? >> that's the kind of behavior we're not going to accept. >> the city is cracking down. starting tomorrow companies will need a permit to operate but the permits haven't been issued yet so until that happens the scooters will disappear from san francisco streets. >> growing pains right now with this

there were one or two positions still if up for grabs, certainluy in defence where one of those harry maguirere and be happy to come away with a draw. we wa nt be happy to come away with a draw. we want the three points. it is massive. the first game in any group stage is, being tournament football, you can't lose the first game. three points would make a lot easier to qualify. that's tomorrow — and if you cant wait until then there is a feast of footballing action to enjoy today. first it's costa rica against sweden. then things really get going, as the holders germany face mexico at four, that one's here on bbc one. but if that wasn't enough, this evening, brazil take on switzerland. so that's the day sorted then. mo salah didn't have the best of birthdays on friday. he had to watch from the bench while his egypt team mates lost one nil to uruguay. the squad did their best to make up for it though, giving him this massive birthday cake in the team hotel — with a golden boot on top. and the news is that he will be fit to play russia on tuesday. you can see how much they need him. why is he h

decisions have been made, a couple of days ago gareth southgate told his players and we understand that maguiretalking points. they‘re just heading off now as you can see. and of course this is the youngest and least experienced side at this world cup of all 32 teens. england tend to make shakib starts to world cups, they have not won an opening match since 2006. gareth southgate was asked about that last night and he said his young side are bold, fearless and attacking, they don‘t worry about what has gone on and the failures of the past, they just want to see what is going to happen and go on and do something for themselves and make a future for themselves. hopefully now we can hear a little bit about what he had to say last night. the future is all ahead of them and they‘ve got to be thinking about what‘s possible. the players of the past and the opportunities of the past are gone. this team is looking at things in a different way, trying to play in a different way, trying to play in a different way. they have a hunger and desire, we‘ve got better technical players than we‘ve had in the past

john maguire reports.e industry, and they're a tough crowd. who's going to pay for this? you can, sort of, ramble slightly. if we put on our business hats. who do you think would be the end consumer? everyone here is already a winner of the uk space agency's satellife competition. they've all come up with innovative ways to use satellite technology to improve our lives. so today, it's their chance to gain support and advice to take their ideas to the next level. at the age of 13, i took a very intense interest into ai, from which i created my first chatbot. a confident start for 15—year—old kari lawler, whose jacket leaves the dragons in no doubt of her ambitions. if you can start identifying those things you want to pick apart, then i'd really like you to come and talk to me about a job. when you get into discussions with universities and partners, just make sure you read the fine print, get some people on your side looking at, you know, the legal bits and pieces. you didn't seem remotely nervous, were yo