. >> harry maguire. >> balÓn para john stones.n johan mojica, lateral de inglaterra, atentos al lateral dice pekerman, el balÓn ya viene para kyle walker. >> se me hace extraÑo que no haya hecho southgate otro cambio, puede meter a un joven a la ofensiva no hace cambios. >> quedÓ mal, aquÍ carlos bacca s lleva la ue de eric di peor parte carlos bacca tarde no ponerse de pie. >> el pÚblico colombiano yerry mina es el primer defensor en marcar tres goles de cabeza en un mundial desde inglaterra, 1966 y no fue casualidad porque empujÓ y habÍa estado cerca colombia. >> me habÍas dicho del tiempo justo cuando se terminaba. >> juan cuadrado, el toque para arias. >> creo que el siguiente cambio en inglaterra va a ser ashley young. >> ya no da mÁs. >> la pelota pasa por johan mojica, viene a dentro para radamel falcao, el rebote para uribe, le rebota a radamel falcao, va radamel falcao parecÍa falta de john stones el taco para uribe y la saca john stones y falcao que le grita de todo al juez. >> juan cuadrado, le dice a rÍas que pasa y qu

harry maguire, the 22—year—old. .. gareth have played. harry maguire, the 22—year—old...outing that gareth is the man! you might be struggling to hear me but i will give you a sense of how people are feeling. if you follow me, i can talk to a few people. i live on bbc. the game so far? unbelievable. if you have not known, it's coming home. we have played so well, we have controlled so played so well, we have controlled so well. we're going to win the world cup. just a few minutes to go. before the end of this game. can we go all the way? of course we can! its england, come on! it's coming home, made! coming home! all that sweat and the cider being thrown around, has been weathered? of course! every minute. next sunday, we will be lifting it. you get a sense of just how we will be lifting it. you get a sense ofjust how people are right here. dancing and shouting. you will go along and try to talk to some more people. how have you found the game? the game was really good, in the second half england killed it. boring for the first 20 minutes but after the goal was awesome. w

. >> despeja sÁnchez, harry maguire, antes que carlos bacca, rashford, john stones eric dier, kieranga para que la vaya a buscar rd to la pelota lo tiene, rashford del otro lado, wilmar barrios al cÓrner. >> quÉ cerca otra vez inglaterra de ganarlo. >> buena barrida lingard, el que estÁ causando daÑo es vardy que estÁ fresco es un hombre que entrÓ de cambio y estÁ creando peligro. >> esa es su especialidad jugar de espalda, meter las diagonales hacia afuera, tiene que tener una precauciÓn importante. >> kieran trippier con el centro ahÍ estÁ la marca, viene el servicio el cabezazo afuera lo tuvo lo tuvo, lo tuvo, lo tuvo eric dier lo tuvo, lo tuvo inglaterra! solo, solo libre, afortunadamente para el equipo colombiano pasa por encima del atravesaron se desprende al primero poste es por santiago arias. >> sÍ. >> no es por yerry mina pekerman se va para una Última indicaciÓn santiago arias no lo entiende el cambio por mÍ el abrazo, de yerry mina falta pero se hizo el distraÍdo la tiene tarjeta amarilla falta poco de todos modos, la parte central quien cubre el lateral ahora, zapata a l

. >> harry maguire. >> sÍ. >> no. >> el 8 es jordan henderson. >> jordan henderson?, yo sÉ que estÁ harry maguire, pero yo le dije que a este partido le falta el gol de harry kane le gusta o no le gusta para el 3-0? >> no m cambio ahora despuÉs del tiro libre. >> quedan 7 minutos no vuela una mosca en el estadio, partidos de cuarto de final, se va jordan henderson buen partido del hombre de liverpool, se va cansado buen desgaste uno de los hombres que mÁs colaborÓ en la elaboraciÓn en el mediocampo, intentaba bajar el balÓn, darle un poco mÁs de toque posiciÓ aquÍ estÁ eric dier, se emil krafth no pudo seguir, tras el golpe, a la cancha el jugador. >> ahora la modificaciÓn que hace el capitÁn, andreas granqvist que se va a jugar de centro delantero. >> a jugarselo todo. >> Últimos 5 minutos, este jugador es delantero, va a quedar con lÍnea de 3 el equipo sueco de este hombre en los Últimos 5 minutos que el jugador que va a ser dirigido por marcelo bielsa en el equipo. >> celebra el equipo inglÉs estos son un poquito cerrado porque no hay mÁs que eso. >> sÍ pero muy p

maguire. dier, maguire.Á dier. eric. stones. el joven maguire. para rose que estÁ fresco mÉtelo centro. venÍa un golpe de cabeza de lovren gran partido tambiÉn de lovren insiste desde el fondo el conjunto croata con vrsaljko la pone en circulaciÓn la baja muy bien stones, le pega el grito dier que aparecÍa antes que Él. maguire trata de pasar. >>> eduardo lo importante que es tener un defensor central que es capaz de romper lÍneas, termina con el modelo tÁctico de croacia para mover los jugadores >>> y e generar inglaterra, meter mÁs gente en campo rival cosa que hizo en el primer tiempo y que le dio muy buen resultado >>> trippier, tiene que ser mÁs incisivo sino hay que tener piernas tambiÉn >>> claro >>> hay que te naner ideas y capacidad de >>> porque sirve. lingard a no perder la pelota. la imagen de modric es lÓgica no se tira no da mÁs, la tiene rose, balÓn arriba. queda picando la pelota, la va a recibir modric, la esconde modric, la toca de 3 dedos, falta. sÍ seÑor, lo que estaba buscando lo bajaban

modric, ahora maguire combina con dele alli se manda por este costado no va mÁs trippier no va mÁs seda con 10 juega con uno menos. pita el Árbitro, esta es la imagen dramÁtica del autor del gol que llorando, quÉ imagen dramÁtica se va del terreno de juego juan pablo Ángel. >>> se le ve terriblemente do adolorido sammy eso esperamos que no sea nada grave tiene una molestia una lesiÓn importante >>> quÉ lÁstima >>> tiene que tener una lÍnea de 3 en el fondo. para tratar de poner la mayor cantidad de gente en ataque cuando croacia prepara el Último cambio, viene rashford balÓn arriba la pelota se pasea por el Área mayor. van a reclamar todos horacio elizondo le meten presiÓn al Árbitro que una sujeciÓn sobre maguire es corner no saque de meta. >>> es corner >>> la peina. >>> sÍ. >>> lovren, maguire. >>> sale modric. >>> y se va el capitÁn (aplausos) luka modric. (aplausos). (gritos) . >>> con el aplauso de todo el estadio no >>> la ovaciÓn mire usted. escuchen cÓmo despiden a modric. modric tambiÉn jugÓ en el fÚtbol inglÉs en los spurs tambien. >>> tottenham >>> sÍ seÑor, gran negocio c

to harry maguire's home village. and in manchester, a yea r‘s maguire's home village.ster, a year's worth of beer fell in a few seconds. and then, like a horrorfilm, croatia equalised. the mood has changed, but england are going to bring it home. and so extra time, extra tents. my heart is coming out my chest. certainly they are hoping for penalties. and another croatia goal, and it is all over. i am 23 years old, 23 stone, i thought this was my year. disappointed. i'm not that disappointed, this is better than i thought they would do. disappointed, this is better than i thought they would dolj disappointed, this is better than i thought they would do. i am gutted. i feel wounded, if england are not bringing it home, i i feel wounded, if england are not bringing it home, lam not i feel wounded, if england are not bringing it home, i am not going home tonight. more years of hurt, they are coming home. jon kay, bbc news, bristol. such high hopes in that stadium tonight, it definitely did not end as so many thousands of england fans hoped. what now for the england team? i

vice admiral maguire, i will ask you to begin. mr. maguire: members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity to be here -- to appear this morning. i would like to add my thanks to the staffers as well as officers at nctc, who have become recently aware there is a tremendous amount of work that goes into a confirmation hearing. i realize all prior nominees to be director of the national counterterrorism center appeared, having served as prior directors of nctc, or serving within the federal government. i am honored to introduce myself and discuss microchips. -- discussed my credentials. i like to take a moment to recognize my family. my son dan and my daughter-in-law, my daughter who lives in tampa. i would like to recognize one of my daughters from a military family, daughter of admiral bill mcraven. my children lived in massachusetts, hawaii, and florida, and some states multiple times. they too have served and given much to our country. my wife has guided and supported me for 42 years . she dedicated her life to serving the

harry maguire got his head to it! what a game to score your first international goal.erling was a constant menace but not for the first time a lack of composure at the crucial moment was costly. having become the hero of their victory in the last round, pickford came to the rescue again. but england were about to take their world cup to a level few thought possible when they arrived here in russia. this is the stuff of dreams from the 3 lions! sweden punished for leaving dele alli unmarked. england with a non—2—goal lead that their dominance deserved. a place in their dominance deserved. a place in the last four there is to lose. they would not, the immense pickford having the game of his life is sweet and desperately searched for a response to no avail. england win! england comfortably sealing their biggest victory for years and with it, theirfirst semifinalfor a generation. gareth southgate becoming the third manager of his country to achieve such a feat.|j cannot speak highly enough of the squad and a group of staff because it is still united and their level of work

harry maguire scored in the first half as england

a memorable first international goalfor harry maguire.ace—inspired cosmos arena, england had blast off, and a nation rejoiced. for most of the game, dele had looked off the boil. southgate stuck with him. yet again, it was the right call. this is the stuff of dreams from the three lions! just one sweden goal, though, could've turned the game, but they weren't getting past pickford, who seems to grow taller with each second. it's another remarkable save by pickford! as the clock ticked down, this young team kept their calm and composure. a team of grafters are closing in on mortality. —— a team of grafters are closing in on immortality. not all heroes wear capes. some wear waistcoats. well, eight of these players weren't even born the last time england made a world cup semifinal. just look what it means to them and their fans. they are writing their own history! our togetherness and our mentality is different, we just kept — we'll work hard and recovery tomorrow and we'll get ready for the next game. this is amazing. it's so exciting! yeah

7 why england's harry maguire has shunned the beach for the terraces at the non—league side.d evening. a surprise in rugby union today, as the former wales captain sam warburton retired from the sport at the age ofjust 29. warburton hasn't played since leading the 2017 lions to a drawn series against new zealand. he won 79 test caps and made 11 world cup appearances. but recent injuries have taken their toll. thomas daffyd reports. this is the big hit! there's no doubting his commitment. for years, he was the leader, who gave his all. sam, you obviously played against england... but in recent months, sam warburton spent more time as a pundit than a player, occupying the television studios rather than the pitch, while he recovered from injuries. he'd returned to pre—season training with the cardiff blues this summer, but it was a step too far. i can't say i'm not surprised. to be out of this game — an unbelievably physical game as it is — for that period of time, and then to come back is unbelievably difficult. and he's realised his body, you know, can't take it any more. sam

in the world cup semifinal. —— england arei—o —— england are 1—0 up as harry maguire scores.brexiteers say they want more details about the plan for the uk's future relationship with the eu agreed by the cabinet yesterday. 12 thai boys trapped in a cave write letters to their parents telling them they are strong and not to worry. police investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire last weekend warn the operation will take months to complete. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, tech watches wimbledon, restores voices, floats above london and makes a lovely stirfry. the thing i love about mit in boston is that whenever you open a door in a basement you could run into anything. unless it runs into you first. which might be why, for the seventh straight year, mit has been named the world's number one university. and i am going to say it, this is one of my favourite places in the world. what i love about mit is that it is all over the place. the buildings have this brilliant higgledy—piggledy nature and inside is the same. here at csail, for example, there is

if we look at the action from yesterday, harry maguire gave england the lead.have been there speciality at this tournament and they've scored eight com more than any other team and harry maguire with his first international goal, which queued wild celebrations. jordan pickford kept it 1—0 with a magnificent save just after half—time and then england went up the other rent and got the crucial second, jesse lingard crossing for dele alli to head in at the back post. finally announcing himself at this tournament after concerns over his form and fitness. he missed two group games but is back and england are through to the last four, quite remarkable. what is next for the tea m remarkable. what is next for the team as they prepare for the semifinal, after the bus has arrived back? what will they do next? england arrived back to this hotel where they have been staying through the tournament in the early hours of the tournament in the early hours of the morning. today is all about rest and recuperation, preparing for the crucial match on wednesday against croatia in m

a memorable first international goal for harry maguire.d a way to the swedish defence, and here they were keen to find another before half—time. sterling's chance a moments hesitation, and it was gone. still, on thisjourney, throughout the england team, heroes are emerging. goalkeeperjordan pickford is one of those, saving the header and even‘s lead. as he stepped up, others would step forward. england inspired. this is the stuff of dreams run the three lions!‘ inspired. this is the stuff of dreams run the three lions! a 2-0 lead ina dreams run the three lions! a 2-0 lead in a world cup quarterfinal, only one made you want helping to protect that. is another remarkable saved by pickford. but the nerves we re saved by pickford. but the nerves were temporary. england deserve this. it was football journey may have been long but this team are getting closer. adam wilde, bbc news. jordan pickford there. just one of the stars in england that is emerging throughout their travels through russia. they now return here to moscow for the semifinal nex

some of the crowd, though, seemed to be more interested in selfies with maguire than the match itselfod on them! a star now. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. borisjohnson has launched an outspoken attack on the prime minister's brexit policy — acccusing her of dithering and urging her to change course. it comes as theresa may faced a grilling in front of mps on the liaison select committee as to how her current proposals for the uk's future relationship with the eu would work in practice. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake is at westminster. it has been a pretty gruelling day for the prime minister. that long session in front of the liaison committee, the chairs for the select committees, what have we learned?m was a gruelling day, as you say. but most of them are at the moment. that long session in front of senior mps where she was grilled on her plan for brexit, it was quite technical in nature for the most part, there are one of two new things. the government will issue technical instructions in the autumn, the prime minister said, about wh

england took the lead through harry maguire, his first international goal. 0ne maguire, his first internationalournament. nobody has scored more. that is such an weapon for england and the celebrations were fantastic. pickford made a crucial save england shortly after half—time to restore, to maintain the lead. afterwards, dele alli joined the party after a disappointing world cup so far. he has not been in great form. he had fitness issues, ahead of it, he made it 2-0. fitness issues, ahead of it, he made it 2—0. cue the wild celebrations. let's hear what southgate had to say about the team and the whole squad. i can't speak highly enough of the whole squad in the whole group of staff, because it is so united, and their level of work has been great, their level of work has been great, their commitment to each other, you don't get through with just 11 players, and some of the guys haven't had a lot of time on the pitch, but their mentality, top people. so england train properly tomorrow, then on tuesday morning they will train once more before flying over to moscow ahead of that match. it is a

joseph maguire to be the director of the national counterterrorism center and mccarthy to the assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research. senators asked about counterterrorism efforts, intelligence sharing with foreign allies and resources and personnel . this hearing is just over an hour . >>. >> i like to call these hearings order and welcome our witnesses today. admiral dwyer, resident trumps nominee for the

goals by harry maguire dele alli gave england a 2—0 victory against sweden this afternoon.areth southgate's side is now one win away from a place in next sunday's final. dan millen joins place in next sunday's final. dan millenjoins us from place in next sunday's final. dan millen joins us from sumatra. in truth, england came here haven't already done enough, reaching the quarterfinals of their world cup with a young squad, a manager in his first major tournament in charge with historically low expectations represented progress and

southgate is the perfect manager.‘ picture of harry maguire who scored the first header.ot of people we re captain harry kane. a lot of people were saying it would be much better ru efully were saying it would be much better ru efu lly got were saying it would be much better ruefully got russia. they are not as strong a side as croatia that it would have brought different tensions. for political reasons, we should be grateful that we got croatia. russia's fans have certain element amongst them that may not be the people we particularly want in the people we particularly want in the crowd as we take them on, frankly. they are well known that although we haven't seen much of that in this world cup. they have done a good job in russia in presenting the best face from the country and they have kept control of the hooligan elements and have been fantastic. people say russia is great! wonderful. it is not always like that. if they were going to play russia in the semi—final on wednesday. i'm sure putin would be playing midfield. he wouldn't want to miss out. barechested. iwas g

and maguire. is being young lads, we knew everything he was about and the england boys are the same and they talk highly of him and they are just really appreciating he is the manager and they want to do well for him. your expectations for tonight, briefly? it will be so tough. i don't think anyone is saying it will be an easy game but i feel it is one of the best opportunities we have ever had andl best opportunities we have ever had and i can see england reaching the final, and now we know the opponents will be france it feels so real and i really hope we can go all the way. cheers josh law i really hope we can go all the way. cheersjosh law coming on the programme. iama bus i am a bus driver and i drive the central london routes, the 11 and the 88, sadly, i start my shift at 1536 and finish at 01 20 a:m.. i will be missing the match. well, we can't have that, we need to have some kind of plan. he does not leave his name and i've made an assumption it isa his name and i've made an assumption it

the soft ball to maguire but in previous matches maguire was very very dominant in relation to other opponents and today he was not the case they were giving over on the mission to go for the first ball did maguire and mark of us from these very would taking the lead for free kicks with tension with speeds and into other areas and they decide always for the. what i call the balloon the balloon coming down and gave time full of run toward up to the position for so was huge to come out and to catch so in the end they were also going on while you by the mental point of view sol i think they deserve over and the twenty minutes they deserve i think is an incredible achievement for a country where the league is a minor league where the majority not just the majority almost one hundred percent of the players they don't play in croatia sol they are people like. like myself working abroad and when you work abroad i seem to feel your country even in the face in a different way so for them to go back to their countries and and to take a country like grisha to a world cup final is something amaz

a memorable first international goal for harry maguire.d the way through the swedish defence, they were keen to find another before half—time. the chance, a moments hesitation and it was gone. still on thisjourney, moments hesitation and it was gone. still on this journey, throughout the england team, heroes are emerging. goal keeperjordan pickford, saving the header and england's lead. but as he stepped up others would step forward. england inspired. this is the stuff of dreams from the three lions! at 2-0 lead, only one man you want helping to protect. is another remarkable saved by pickford. but nerves were temporary. england deserved this. he was football journey may temporary. england deserved this. he was footballjourney may have been long but this team are getting closer. adam wild, bbc news. the stuff of dreams. let's had now, where banned. the historical quarterfinal, she has been following england all the way around russia. we start with this? the next couple of nights we have been speaking, asking whether he could get his team b

of a goalless first half hour, the deadlock broken by harry maguire, first international goal for him and the three lions fourth goal from a corner at this world cup and eighth from a set piece. and it got even better for the english in the second half deli all -- dele alli was a there. first there were 32, now there are four. the 1998 winners france taking on belgium tuesday in saint petersburg and then england in their third world cup semifinal. they are set to meet croatia on wednesday. that is your world cup update. >> and that be wraps this hour of cnn "newsroom," i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. our breaking news coverage of the high-risk rescue in thailand. you're watching cnn, thank you for being with us. we do whatever it takes to fight cancer. these are the specialists we're proud to call our own.

harry maguire got his head to it. what a game to score your first international corp.ng's pace was a co nsta nt heading home? sterling's pace was a constant menace but not for a first timea constant menace but not for a first time a lack of composure at a crucial moment proved costly. having become the hero of his side's victory in the last round, pickford soon victory in the last round, pickford soon came victory in the last round, pickford soon came to the rescue again but england were about to take their world cup to a level few had thought possible when they arrived here in russia. this is the stuff of dreams from the three lions. sweden punished for leaving dele alli unmarked, injured with a two goal lead their dominance deserved. a place in the last four now theirs to lose. but lose that they would not, the immense pickford having the game of his life as sweden desperately searched for a response to no avail. whistle commentator: england win! england come to be sealing their biggest win for yea rs come to be sealing their biggest win for years and with it, their

harry maguire, jordan pickford who have been simply magnificent over the last few weeks in russia.ent, croatia? became fora second penalty shoot out last night against the hosts. of course. knocking out russia, that was down in sochi. they have come straight to moscow, setting up their camp here because they had been at the saint petersburg is low, close by to england, so they are now in moscow will stop the head coach gave a news conference in the last few hours as well, he has talked about their togetherness. he says they are going togetherness. he says they are going to certainly respect england and he says that just getting to certainly respect england and he says thatjust getting here to moscow, because they haven't played in the capital yet, remembering they knocked out columbia at the stadium that has energised his team, but you just wonder whether those two penalty shoot out exertions have taken something away from them, but you can take nothing away from luka modric or ivan rakitic. it is going to be another nervy night of course because of what is at stake.l to be another

england opening the scoring with harry maguire.national goal, queueing wild celebrations in russia and back home as england got one foot in the last four. jordan pickford, the goalkeeper, helped maintain the lead with a brilliant save and then at the other end, england made it two, dele alli nodding in the back post, finally announcing himself at the world cup after struggles with form and fitness but wrapping the win up in some style. gareth southgate afterwards was quick to pay tribute not only to the starting 11 but the entire 23. i can't speak highly enough of the whole squad and the whole group of staff because it is so whole group of staff because it is so united and their level of work has been great. their commitment to each other, you don't get through withjust 11 each other, you don't get through with just 11 players and each other, you don't get through withjust 11 players and some of the guys have not had a lot of time on the pitch but their mentality of training, people like philjones, gary cahill, danny welbeck, top p

asjohn maguire has been finding out. maike's husband paul died suddenly in 2016.hjust look ridiculously happy, which we were. ijust love it, because it was early days in our relationship but it really represents the whole of the relationship, really. she came back to penzance, where the couple used to live, to take part in the loved & lost project where photographer simon bray meets people at the scene of a favourite and much cherished photo. it's up to you whether you smile or not in the picture. i'll probably smile. you are very smiley on this one. as i am. taking part in the loved & lost, really, that was my first step of active grieving, as i call it, because i want to face its head on. we had moved to manchester, and coming down to cornwall for the first time after paul had passed away, where we had spent all these happy years and all these happy memories, it felt really important because i think cornwall could quite easily have become this ghost to me. and i think coming down here to do the project sort of prevented that from happening and i'm really gratefu

a memorable first international goalfor harry maguire.m the space—inspired cosmos arena, england had blast off, and a nation rejoiced. for most of the game, dele had looked off the boil. southgate stuck with him. yet again, it was the right call. this is the stuff of dreams from the three lions! just one sweden goal, though, could've turned the game, but they weren't getting past pickford, who seems to grow taller with each second. it's another remarkable save by pickford! as the clock ticked down, this young team kept their calm and composure. a team of grafters are closing in on immortality. not all heroes wear capes. some wear waistcoats. well, eight of these players weren't even born the last time england made a world cup semifinal. just look what it means to them and their fans. they are writing their own history! our togetherness and our mentality is different, we just keep — we'll work hard and recovery tomorrow and we'll get ready for the next game. this is amazing. it's so exciting! yeah, we've not done it for so long, have we? s

michael maguire is the general to arizona and director of the departmendepartment of emergencd military affairs. in this role he's responsible for managing his own army and air national guard joint program along with a division of emergency management and he's in command of a thousand members ranging from federal military and civilian personnel to state employees. he was commissioned at the air airports, the air force academy. the chair now recognizes you to testify. >> thank you established members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you. i served as mh and for more than 30 years and i am honored to serve for the tucson sector it is one of the busiest in the nation. i've seen the threat that it presents to the country and its people. i've seen smuggling and trafficking organizations with regards for human life have i seen narcotics coming across the border and attempting to infiltrate the communities. furthermore, i have seen what works to secure the borders and what does not. and i know that having the support of committed and dedicated national guardsman

mean yeah and stones well yeah i mean they're very good for footballers absolutely i mean i think maguire is like an old fashioned sense of how you imagine it's a. but he's another one who i mean if you had said to me that we would have about three a year ago about three of walker's stones a maguire i would have said don't even bother going you know i think that also what southgate was criticised for well yeah i mean the thing is in england couldn't really sink any lower. so it was just like well you know he might as well try this so yeah i mean the also interesting is that southgate played in a back three when he played for england so in ninety six and ninety eight so he knows how that system works. and i think it's good for tournament football as well i think it works it gives you flexibility you know a lot of these players now are being exposed to some of the best coaches in the world and i think that is where perhaps we got an advantage maybe where the premier league's advantage is actually counting for us don't you expect a little bit more from stephanie yeah i mean that's a sterling

john maguire, bbc news, bristol.nging a discrimation claim against the delivery company she worked for. while there have been previous cases against companies such as uber about rights to holidays and pensions, this case is thought to be the first case testing discrimination in the gig economy. here's our legal correspondent clive coleman. until recently, this was hayley, formerly stanley's, daily routine before starting her day's work as a delivery driver. it's something she's been doing for 12 years. hayley worked at gnewt cargo, where her duties were to load parcels onto her van and deliver them across central london. but she claims she encountered problems based on her gender reassignment. they would constantly leave things in my bay where i would load up in the morning. one time, there were about 70 boxes i had to physically move by hand out of my bay before i could start work. sometimes, when workers would come in, they would point and laugh and snicker. the front wheel of my bike was loosened and i came off it

kyle walker also tweeted: harry maguire tweeted this picture of himself. look at that.k at all of the night's action. chanting: football's coming home! for england fans, this is not how world cups usually pan out. unusual sensations. elation, joy and a growing confidence that something rather special may be happening. i have a dream, i have a dream. martin luther king once said that, but this is a bigger dream! most of the time, the england players have been more interested in their haircuts or their pop celebrity girlfriends or their new sports car than actually kicking the ball, but this time, it might be different and we dare to dream. that dream becoming ever more vivid once harry maguire put england ahead in the first half. just before the hour mark, it was 2—0. dele alli doing the honours. football isn't exactly coming homejust yet, but it may well be packing its bags. in many ways, russia have been the surprise package of this tournament. could their amazing run continue? russia! things certainly looked good when denis cheryshev put them ahead. but croatia soon e

maguire got his headed firmly in! maguire got his head to it!d a headerfor head to it! harry mcguire scored a header for their first. yellow if one does not get you, the other one will! england scorer for another set piece. and for the second goal, dele alli but the ball and at the 58th minute. our correspondent is in moscow. i knew they would do it and i missed out on a street party in my road just so i could come here and reported with you! it is an extraordinary match you must‘ve been thrilled to watch it. yes and i am so thrilled to watch it. yes and i am so looking at my monitor is here from the stadium, i can see the england players getting on the team bus and and joking. and dele alli carrying a pizza for theirjourney back to their training camp as they extend their stay here in russia. do we think we would be saying that all those weeks ago as they headed here, a young in experience —— and inexperienced team. several generations on the last team that reached the semifinal. missing this penalties and there have been a few near misses, and

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjohn maguire and tina daheley. our headlines today: no deal, no divorce payment — the new brexit secretary dominic raab sends a message to the eu. time to get tough on fur — calls for a total ban after shops are found selling real fur labelled as fake. a beaming birthday smile — a new photo of prince george is released as the third in line to the throne turns five. in sport, the final day of the open championship is set to be a cracker. tiger woods is on the charge at carnoustie whilst reigning champion jordan spieth is tied for the lead. and transforming lives through sport — 50 years since it was first founded, we're in chicago for a celebration of the special olympics. good morning. despite a lot of cloud in the sky today, it should for most of us be dry, warm, humid, infact temperatures on the up and they still look set to exceed 30 celsius for much of next week in the south. 0r detail for you for much of next week in the south. 0r detailfor you in for much of next week in the south. 0r detail for you in around

harry maguire got his head to it. this is the stuff of dreams from the three lions.use it is so united and their level of work has been great, their commitment to each other. you don't get through with just 11 players. i hope everybody at home enjoys the rest of the night because it's not very often, as we know, that it's happened. here in moscow, the moment england's fans had waited 28 years for. that how long it had been since that team last had the chance to reach football's greatest stage. trippier will have the run and shot. kieran trippier has scored for england. dele alli weights the pass. lingard. what a chance. what a cross, and it's turned in. perisic came in to score. back in by perisic. there's mandzukic! they run away, and history is made. as croatia reaches the world cup final for the very first time. and after all that effort, all that energy, the ghost of ‘66 lives on for england. they have given it such a good go. there is real hope for the future. we have england supporters, writers and pundits and fans to talk to. alison bender, a sports journalist

goals from harry maguire meant england will now face croatia. they will meet on wednesday.to fence the brexit plan and has agreed with their cabinet. what i am clear

i mean finally out of a tournament and it's finally happy happened of course with the goals harry maguire it's in the first goal in thirty minutes right here the interesting thing about harry is that he was at the euros two years ago as an england fan and now two years later he's scoring goals for england in the quarterfinals of the world cup so quite quite a story for him the second goal then came in the fifty ninth minute delhi ali who you'll see on the far post about to head the ball into england win two nil this game is the first time they've actually managed to keep team sheets as well the first time since the game against panama this go to go in open place an incredible performance by england the first time since one thousand nine hundred they reached the semifinals of the world cup couple open play goals there they're in the final four now did their play suggest that they belong in the semifinals of this world cup absolutely and that's got a lot to do with. the new coach or the new he's been there two years now because we just this whole team around they've got pace they've got a g

advances to the semifinals by putting two goals past sweden and the first coming from defender harry maguire the three lions will now face either russia or pro a shot for a chance to make the world cup final. and welcome to the program rescue officials in thailand have said they're approaching the best possible conditions for evacuating the twelve children and their coach trapped in a flooded cave system they are now hoping to extract the group before forecasted monsoon rains caused water levels to rise again we'll talk to our correspondent in thailand in just a moment but first this report on the mounting pressure to get the boys out soon. rescue teams are racing against the clock they have put pumps into action day and night trying to drain the water from the caves so the boys can get out they also have a plan b. and. we're drilling down from above. we've already drilled holes in more than one hundred places eighteen of those times we were able to break through the rock. one of these holes stretches down four hundred meters but still doesn't connect to the boy's location. but. meanwhile in

good morning, welcome to breakfast withjohn maguire and tina daheley. our headlines today: no deal, no divorce payment — the new brexit secretary, dominic raab, sends a message to the eu. israel says it's rescued hundreds of syrian civil defence workers, known as the white helmets, and their families from a war zone in southern syria. time to get tough on fur — calls for a total ban after shops are found selling real fur labelled as fake. a beaming birthday smile. a new photo of prince george is released as the third in line to the throne turns five. we are not showing it to you but we will a bit later. in sport, carnoustie is set for a fascinating final day of the open championship. tiger woods is getting back to his best whilst reigning champion jordan spieth is tied for the lead. and transforming lives through sport — 50 years since it was first founded, we're in chicago for a celebration of the special olympics. good morning. despite a lot of cloud in the sky today, it should, for most of us, be dry, warm, humid. in fact, temperatures on the up and

joseph maguire will be the director of the national terrorists of center. and ellen mccarthy for the secretary of state for intelligence and research. this was intelligence sharing and community resources. we begin following the opening statements and senate intelligence chair and the ranking democrat. >> would you please stand. raise your right hand. do solemnly swear to give the committee the truth, the full truth and nothing but the truth, so how big god. please be seated. before we moved to your statements i will ask you to ask five standard questions for each nominee. they are just a simple yes or no answer for the record. to both of you agree to appear before the committee here and other venues when invited? >> yes. >> if confirmed, do you agree to send officials to your office to appear before the committee and designate staff, when invited. >> yes. >> to you agree to provide documents or other materials requested in order for us to carry out our oversight and legislative responsibilities? >> yes. >> will you ensure that your office and staff provide

semifinal since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight play england after they beat sweden two nil harry maguire heading the ball home to make it one nil in the twenty ninth minute then in the second half sealed the win with another header those are the headlines now back to the wanted eighteen. that i was very worried that the example fits a whole could spread out and then there will be facing a you know a massive civil pedia and so on the country where you know can lose their ability to control the life of palestinians and you know without control doesn't work. was tiny terror. the military governor came one day really his. true. saying they did is to take you for two for each with its number on its body. and he told us. that we have to remove the cars and get rid of them. and i asked him why he said and i quote the exact words. these scholars are dangerous for the security of the state of as. i told him i stomped on those times how can it. be dangerous for the security of the state of missouri. that's very strange. you are not allowed to speak or to question this is a military order you have

defeated their opponents sweden two goals and so nailed the first goal coming from defender terry maguire. who's there coming up rescuers in thailand say that approaching the best possible conditions to evacuate the boys trapped in a flooded cave system officials say a rescue could come within days before monsoon rains make the flooding worse this ask the children send them families written messages telling them they're ok. i'm headed home freak glad you could join us hosts russia out of the world cup often losing to croatia and they all say penalty shoot outs i'm joined in the studio now by nick mechanic calling from d.w. . nick tell us how does this match play out biasing indeed it was very very tense a lot of back and forth it started off with russia taking the lead denis cherry chef he's the fourth goal of this tournament for him this is actually he's at his fourth international goal quite an incredible record for score the first goal for. seven and very cram rich ten minutes later equalized for croatia so is one one that was the same for the second half and then we went into action t

and the sun on sunday puts harry maguire front and centre after his amazing header put england on theal in 28 years. let‘s take a look at those front pages in more detail. i suppose it was inevitable that front and back pages were going to overla p front and back pages were going to overlap tonight. did you expect that england would win? let us look at the sunday times and this picture of gareth southgate. i thought we would advance to at least the semi—finals, it isa advance to at least the semi—finals, it is a team with a lot of young players and pays and they have no fear and gareth southgate is the perfect managerfor a fear and gareth southgate is the perfect manager for a site like this. he has experienced the worst thing and england player can suffer, missing a penalty in a semi final at wembley against germany in 1996. he understands the pressures of playing for england and he can basically say to the squad, do not talk to me about the burden being too heavy, go out and play. he is a brilliant communicator. he transmits his ideas directly and does not clutter the minds of the p

lingard, harry maguire and of course goalie jordan pictured. fans believing football is coming home, a chant from euro 96, a tournament that holds different memories for one mr southgate —— jordan pictured. football's, crime is a song i could listen to for 20 years to be honest with you —— football's coming home. football is a random game with random events happening. i'm certain ourteam random events happening. i'm certain our team will play well. they are transferring what they do on the training pitch into the game andl on the training pitch into the game and i have complete trust we will go and i have complete trust we will go and play in the way we have throughout this tournament. now, those of us who around 28 years ago were around will never forget the last time england played in a world cup semi—final. remember this, everybody? really famous images, paul gascoigne's two years, chris waddle's this penalty and in germany a place in the final at italia 90. 24 a place in the final at italia 90. 2a years earlier england won a semi—final in t

bicameral maguire, welcome as well. both you've you've been nominated to the most important positions in the intelligence community and obviously at a critical juncture for our country u. you have a long and impressive records of achievements and i applaud your willingness to provide public service. the end cdc is the top organization tracking and countering the continuing threat from terrorism. we know that we still have many miles to go in the fight against terrorism and it takes one slip-up for all things to happen. as we discussed admiral, your job and your ability to do your job will be only as good as your ability to maintain strong relationship with our allies and partners.and obviously, during this time when it appears that ties our president is more interested in punching our adversaries and allies, or punching our allies in the nose rather than our adversaries, building those relationships and keeping hthem strong going to be terribly important . mister party, the state department intelligence and research is

john maguire, bbc news. and we will talk to sally later.ed in foil survival blankets appeared in good spirits as they introduced themselves after a meal and a health check up from a navy medic. rescuers are now considering how best to bring the boys and their football coach to safety. cheshire police say they are working ‘as quickly as possible‘ to provide families with answers, after arresting a woman on suspicion of murdering eight babies at a hospital in chester. officers are investigating the deaths of 17 newborns at the neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital between march 2015 and july 2016. yesterday it was revealed that the arrested woman worked as a ‘health professional‘ but police refused to give any further details. police on the scottish island of bute say they are now treating the death of a six—year—old girl there earlier this week as murder. the body of alesha mcphail was found in woodland on monday morning just a few hours after she was reported missing. officers believe members of the public involved in the search

had fouled agent lovre n harry maguire had fouled agent lovren from a free kick.tal resilience is key. for me, anyway! to help us think through what that entails we have with us veteran sports psyhcologist amanda owens, who has worked with football teams, olympians, and she is herself a former international tennis player. so you know what it is like in the cut and thrust of competition. when you are winning, you go in and have time to think how close you are to the world cup final, what do you need to focus on? about what they are doing right now, keeping calm, managing emotions in a positive way and focusing on how they are playing well and what they are doing. the first half was superb, the goal was incredible, the composure was incredible. he used to play for burnley, we taught him or he knows and now he has scored in a world cup semifinal! this is a young team, does that help? do they go into a match like this with less feeling than a much older croatian team? gareth has developed a really resilient team, they have learned how to win under pressure, that has r