. >> count connor mcgregor out of ufc 303.pany's president says mcgregor will miss the june 29th event due to an undisclosed injury. it was set to be mcgregor's first ufc match since 2021. >> the florida panthers are one win away from the stanley cup after holding on to beat the oilers four three last night. the panthers can win their first championship with another victory tomorrow. >> and tiger woods is among several big names in danger of missing the cut at the us open. he finished yesterday's first round nine strokes behind the leaders who include rory mcilroy. >> all right, coming up, photography fail the shocking discovery that got one artist kicked out of an eye image contest. >> plus the taylor swift show that left fans shook literally. that left fans shook literally. we'll tell you where. a perfect day for a family outing! shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects. only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect every

this is not true, mcgregor warns.g problems for the west in the confrontation with moscow in the war. firstly, the us has too small an army, only 450 soldiers. secondly, most of the us military's weapons were developed in the seventies. soldiers clash not even on the battlefield, right in their own country, on military bases, murder, rape, the army judicial system turns a blind eye to this, according to official statistics, only 5% of military rapists are punished, so as not to endure it. ford hood is one of the largest military bases in the country, with more than 3,800 soldiers. active duty, home to the third armored corps and the 1st cavalry division, we're talking about people who are literally fighting isis. another reason why this base is famous lately by many it is considered one of the most dangerous bass in the country. you know, if i disappear, it will be because i do this. i'm sorry, what? sorry, what are you talking about? what you 're saying is that if something happens to one of you. guys, is it because

people who work in the pentagon because they understand what war is, for example, general douglas mcgregorregor told me about this. what american youth need to do today so that we can develop our country to provide it with a good future, he said: american youth should not only study the past, they should travel around the world, see different countries, study different culture, because you don’t need to focus on yourself, i can tell you from the bottom of my heart, i went to russia, during these trips i learned a lot more than a person can. it seems to me that you are absolutely right, we don’t see any logic yet, no desire to conduct a reasonable dialogue on the part of the biden administration, no, you’re trying to talk to a person whose intellectual level is approximately equal to a donkey, what’s the point of talking to such a person? personally, it seems to me that russia needs this first turn to focus on the nwo, let the results speak for themselves: you win, of course, anything can happen in a war, but personally i don’t understand how russia can lose in this situation, i think that

scotland midfielder callum mcgregor admits last nights defeat was a "humbling experience", and that ther scotland's squads are now back here and there training in churchin and where they had a light training session earlier today, the mood among the flyers somewhat reflective. the opening goal for germany last night set the tone, but midfielder callum mcgregor called it a humbling experience, but one he says we need to bounce back from. you have to react, and strength of character as much of anything else, if yes, the tackled stuff and as anything else, if yes, the tackled stuff and the tactical stuff and everything else, the football has to be the number one priority but you've got to stand up and show why you're professional while you're here and you're at this level, because of a lot of people pointing fingers at us, so the objective is still the same. we want to get in the group and only us can fix that. jane lewis, bbc news, churchin. the mood of scottish fans going into last night's match in munich wasjubilant — but that all too familiar sinking feeling came flooding back soon aft

nesta mcgregor, bbc news in cologne. are england under tonight? sophie, in fact, you ca the well, sophie, in fact, you can see the england players they're warming up the england players they're warming up behind me. the good news for england, of course, is they have already safely qualified for the knockout stage, but they are under pressure. firstly, they need to win here tonight to ensure they come top of their group and avoid germany in the next round, and secondly, they need a performance, because they have not been impressive so far in germany, and remember, they arrived here as one of the tournament favourites. in the last few minutes, england have named their team. they have made one change to their starting line—up. conor gallagher comes in trent alexander arnold. as for their opponents, comes in trent alexander arnold. as fortheir opponents, on comes in trent alexander arnold. as for their opponents, on paper, slovenia are the weakest team in england's group, but they have drawn their opening two matches, so the

nesta mcgregor, bbc news.expected to make £300 million for the capital's economy. earlier today, the guards at buckingham palace got this with these in the mood. music. to mark the long—awaited arrival of taylor swift's eras tour in london, the changing of the guard delighted crowds at buckingham palace this morning with a rendition of swift's 2014 hit shake it off. was it really ten years ago? unbelievable, it feels like only yesterday. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. the next few days are set to bring some summer warmth, but there is still some uncertainty aboutjust how long it might last. the weekend will bring some warm sunshine, but it's not all plain sailing. a little bit of cloud and rain in the forecast as well. in fact, some rain through saturday morning thanks to this frontal system, a weak weather front that'll be moving its way eastwards, but it will bring more in the way of cloud across some central and southern parts of scotland, northern england, into the midlands,

the opening goalfor germany last night set the tone, but midfielder kyle mcgregor called it a humbling back from. you have to react. _ we need to bounce back from. you have to react, and _ we need to bounce back from. vol, have to react, and strength of character as much of anything else, if yes, the tackled stuff and everything else, the football has to be the number one priority but you've got to stand up and show why your professional while you're here and you're at this level, because of and you're at this level, because of a lot of people pointing fingers at us, so the objective is still the same. we want to get in the group and only us can fix that. jane lewis, and only us can fix that. jane lewis. bbc— and only us can fix that. jane lewis, bbc news _ and only us can fix that. jane lewis, bbc news and - and only us can fix that. jane lewis, bbc news and georgian. —— churchin. the mood of scottish fan's going into last night's match in munich wasjubilant — but that all too familiar sinking feeling came flooding back soon after. what's the mood like now — our sports news correspond

for a moment it worked — a fumble in the box, but callum mcgregor recovered to set up scott mctominayminay! it is deflected in! scotland lead! it didn't last long. a bad pass and switzerland pounced. the ball was a loose one. shaqiri! what a goal! that is an unbelievable finish. commitment is everything but kieran tierney pushed too hard, clutching at his hamstring and had to be stretchered off. this game is about fine margins. a perfect delivery from captain andy robertson. it was a teasing one, but the header ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last minute winner? robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of goal. not quite. a draw keeps scotland's hopes alive, and the vocal tartan army will follow their heroes as they head to stuttgart to play their last group game on sunday. jane dougal, bbc news, cologne. when we were drawn against the host nation in the opening game, you are looking at the second two games in the group and thinking, maybe that's where our points are going to come from. that's t

nesta mcgregor has been finding out in frankfurt.commentator: brilliant work by kyle walker. - i don't know how you explain it, you look at the individual in parts of that team, great players. belling, nothing last night. commentator: brilliant work by kyle walker. - and a great chance for kane...! a 1—1 draw against denmark, harry kane and co top of group c — four points from two games but the performance was far from impressive. among the favourites at the start of euro 2024, the three lions are yet to show why, leading to criticism of the manager's team selection and the tactics. the substitutions are just an absolute disgrace, to be honest. they're leaving cole palmer on the bench. i think england have a good team but the performances are not so good. i see a lot of responses saying how bad - the players are but| that'sjust not true. everyone has off days. if the english fans get more louder and more supportive, it will help the national team of england. with slovenia next to gareth southgate's team, the knockout stages and beyon

means the first comment is from a former pentagon adviser, from a retired colonel, from douglas mcgregorfind itself, if not under siege, then attacked from the north, from the east, from the south very quickly. vladimir. zelensky is warned that the ukrainian armed forces cannot oppose russian troops, regardless of where they want to go next. many ukrainian military personnel are deserting, the army itself is on the verge of collapse. i think we'll learn more of these details when zelensky and his brave little group of friends pack their money on a plane, train, or whatever, and try to leave town. we wrote it down, now we’ll discuss what he means and, so to speak, he’s just trying to make us feel good, or he knows something or understands something. also from the colonel, also from ostavny, from sbu colonel ostavny oleg starikov, here he is talks about a certain general battle, listen to it, in reality from a military point of view, the main operation, which can be called a strategic operation, which can lead to the end of the war, precisely strategic, that is , some kind of final operati

nesta mcgregor, bbc news, frankfurt. john watson is in frankfurt among england supporters.ers here at the moment, judging by the songs we are hearing from the thousands packed into one of the main squares in frankfurt. that is the reality for the england supporters. they arrive at major tournaments with genuine belief and expectation at long last this england side can get over the line at a major mend's tournament, this feeling it is now or never for the england side. the manager gareth southgate has been alluding to that in the run—up to the kick—off against denmark, managing the expectations and the noise and atmosphere that comes around england atmosphere that comes around england at the major tournaments is one of the hardest things about the job. it is very easy for england, i say easy, simple equation for them, if they beat denmark later, they will qualify for the last 16 of the euros. a genuine belief they can do that after the victory against serbia. forthese that after the victory against serbia. for these fans here, expectation and belief, but the authorities will

nesta mcgregor, thank you.f those involved say they still need answers about what happened and why. archive montage: there's been the worst violence so far - at the orgreave coking plant near sheffield. . the 100 days war in the coalfields reaches a new climax with the most open, bloody battle yet between miners and police. you've got to remember with orgreave, we were directed there. this is a time when we were being stopped going anywhere else. we couldn't get into nottinghamshire, south derbyshire. sometimes into south yorkshire was difficult. this time they were telling us where to go, where to park and everything. and particularly on that day, onjune the 18th when the call had gone out and we did get lads from south wales, we did get lads from scotland and from all over the country, really. what that demonstrated for me today was the enormous amount of resources in terms of police numbers. they'd geared up for that, and we were set up to fail and get battered, and that was simple. it was a beautiful day, r

former pentagon adviser, colonel douglas mcgregor wrote on social networks, i quote: zelensky’s gestapoolding a child in his arms to send him to war, this is terrible. how does zelensky try to destroy as many ukrainians as possible? andrey grigoriev will tell you. 47 people lined up in a row, this is the result of a special operation by the sbu, which specifically the created telegram channel lured those who wanted to flee abroad. all of them will now join the armed forces of ukraine. these are dozens of people every day, and we are not talking about those who want, for example, to swim across the tisza, through the forest and mountains, these are only those who at checkpoints are trying to pass along the horseshoe... women driving large vehicles, lack of drivers public transport in the regions reaches at least 30%. constant campaigning in the media for lowering the conscription age to 18 years and mobilizing women. we all people are born for guilt, we are all born for war, since we were born at this time in this place. i believe that every citizen of every citizen of ukraine is obliged

achieve results, but the strategic initiative in our country, a lot in our country, so ex-colonel mcgregor is right, who warns the west, is trying to bring some sense, but i think that in the west all these politicians, they suffer from the well-known dahling kruger syndrome, when incompetent, unprofessional... people try to decide the fate of the planet, they are always wrong, but we, of course, we will win, victory will be for us and no one will stop us, now just two modern fascist elements, scholz and zelensky, are holding negotiations in germany, you see the footage, here zelensky specifically thanks chancellor scholz for another air defense, well, that is, zelensky is given one air defense to win patriot one and... ukraine must win, and we must help ukraine rise from the ashes to determine its own future. for ursula fonderline, if she missed putin’s statement, putin once said: “we don’t plan to occupy kharkov yet, we only proceed from the fact that the nazis from the kharkov region." should not strike at our country, in particular at the belgorod region, hence the offensive on the kha

former pentagon adviser, colonel douglas mcgregor, wrote on social networks, i quote: zelensky’s gestapo a child in his arms to send him to war. it's horrible. in fact. the west, with the help of zelensky , is trying to destroy as many ukrainians as possible. natalya goncharova talks about this. the situation in ukraine is heating up. the new york times emphasizes that tens of thousands of men are evading the draft. the article publishes stories of residents of lvov and kiev, who stopped going out into the streets so as not to get to the military commissars. there are many groups on social networks where information about security forces ambushes is shared. i am afraid that i will not receive sufficient military training and i... that this war will not end on the battlefield, we said from the very beginning that the best option is to start a peace process under the auspices of the un. french political scientist sebastien basois agrees with this. in lekos’s article, he emphasizes that conflicts in ukraine in the gas sector can only be ended with the help of diplomacy, but the united state

colonel douglas mcgregor wrote on social networks, and i quote, zelensky’s gestapo kidnaps a man holding in his arms to send him to war, this is terrible, but in essence the west, with the help of zelensky, is trying to destroy as many ukrainians as possible. natalya goncharova will tell you who is behind this. the situation in ukraine is heating up, the new york times emphasizes that tens of thousands of men are evading the draft. to army. the article publishes stories of residents of lvov and kiev who stopped going out into the streets in order to avoid getting to the military commissars. there are many groups on social networks where they share information about security forces’ ambushes. i am afraid that i will not receive sufficient military training and will be transferred closer to the front, then i will die senselessly. the war in ukraine was deliberately provoked by the west, the leader of the british reform party, nigel farage, openly stated this. the politician emphasized that he warned about such a scenario. we are simply being manipulated as pawns , not only the ukrainian pe

and marci mcgregor following a bullish fund manager survey.rd of the year. peter share writing this. ai seems the big story yet again. it will be nice to see the underperformers catch up or take leadership, but it seems like the narrow leadership continues. peter joins us now. would be nice to see some sort of participation, collectivity to this rally. does it make you bearish on at or west full? peter: more confused, i think. last october it was easy, right? there are all sorts of reasons for the laggards to catch up, that everyone is investing in a few names, and that worked pretty well. commercial real estate did well. thanks. russell 2000 performed well. right now you do not see that. the economy seems to be doing well. the data still -- still seems to be strong, that we cannot catch a bid to anything else. money is flowing into the u.s., and it doesn't even have to go into seven stocks. if you put it into an index fund about 40% of that gets allocated to eight or nine stocks. i think most of the money is not coming directly to those stock

pro-fighter conner mcgregor is officially out of ufc 303 after getting hurt during training camp. along with details about a new main event. it's still unclear what the energy is and no word on whether the fight between mcgregor and michael chandler will be rescheduled. that was going to be a big one. hopefully it is rescheduled. >> brian: supposed to set records. we are seeing a nationwide shortage in umpires and referees for kid's game. now 8,000 less of them on the job than there were in 2018, 2019. why is that? it pays more than ever, because of behavior. according to nearly 70% have said sportsmanship is the reason and it's getting worse. over half of the male and female officials report feeling actually unsafe on the field, let alone the verbal abuse. the worst offenders in all of this? the parents. take a look at some of this video on your screen of parents attacking an firm to and saidly this is not as rare as it used to be, joining us now for more a guy rev re f'ing games. when i tell you stats and getting worse that's something you knew already. why? >> they are getting

former pentagon adviser, colonel douglas mcgregor, wrote on social networks, i quote: zelensky’s gestapos a man holding a child in his arms to send him to war. it's terrible, but the british are tired of calls for war with russia, which are increasingly heard from conservative party politicians. opinion polls show that this party will lose miserably in the early elections, a real storm was caused by the leader of the reform party, nigel farage, who honestly admitted that the war in ukraine was provoked by the west, and called for peace negotiations. he will tell you how the truth helps to collect votes. alexander khabarov: reform party leader nigil farage has once again violated the unspoken prohibitions of british politics. in an interview with the bbc, he stated that the conflict in ukraine was provoked by the actions of the west. it was obvious to me that the continued eastward advance of nato and the eec would give this man the opportunity to make a statement to the russians. they will come at us again, and then they will go to war. we ourselves provoked it. the faraji were immediate

conor mcgregor's return to the ufc has fallen through again. good morning, roman.t with the american chandler will not take place for the second time. the official reasons have not yet been announced, but everything was heading towards this, given the cancellation of conor’s press conference and rumors about his injury. russian sambo wrestlers won five gold medals out of a possible six on the first competitive day of the brix games. our correspondent stas ridiku will tell you about this and other medals of our team. the stands greet with ovation every element performed by the world's best gymnasts of our team. the gymnastics palace in kazan is full at the brix games, firstly, the strongest squad is performing russian team. for our team, x became the first international tournament after the suspension. the leader of the russian team , olympic champion nikita nagorny , finishes his exercises on the uneven bars on his teeth, tore off a callus and a crown all-around. doesn’t do it to the end anymore, still goes to his favorite events, vault, floor exercises, which he d

nesta mcgregor, bbc news. and that's all the sport for now. hello.some quite brisk winds. and i think by virtue of the cloud, the rain, the strong winds, it will still feel rather cool for many of us. but, actually, through tonight, it is going to be decidedly chilly where we keep these clear skies overhead. we'll see a few mist and fog patches here and there, cloud and rain then spreading into parts of northern ireland, perhaps the far west of wales, the west of cornwall, by the end of the night here, turning a little bit milder. but where we keep those clear skies, decidedly chilly to start thursday morning. some parts of scotland out in the countryside starting their day around 2—3 celsius, but with some sunshine. however, this band of cloud and rain will be spreading in across western areas, becoming quite slow moving, actually. so the rain heavy and persistent across the southwest of england and wales, 20—30 millimetres of rain possible. and around some western coasts, gusts of wind of 50 miles per hour or more. quite unusual for this time of ye

hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm nesta mcgregor. here's what's coming up in the programme.t's victory for st helens and wigan warriors on a poignant challenge cup final day at wembley. the long wait is over for northampton saints — after they beat bath in an epic to get their hands back on the premiership title. in paris it's un, deux, trois. three in a row for iga swiatek as once again she's crowned french open winner. also coming up on sportsday... the very latest from the european athletics championships — we'll be live in rome ahead of an action—packed evening to come. and we'll find out about a special charity football match between two teams of dads, who each came together as a way to aid their mental health. welcome to the programme. now, today, the challenge cup finals at wembley were especially poignant. less than a week on from his death, rob burrow was remembered by those in attendance. st helens were comfortable winners in the women's final, beating leeds rhinos 22—0, while in the men's final, wigan survived a late warrington comeback to lift their 21st title. a

in a moment we'll speak to nesta mcgregor in cologne, but first to chris mcclaughlin in stuttgart.s, certainly disappointing in terms of the football, you cannot argue with that. two defeats and a draw, scotland played well at times last night but like the other two games, they lacked the cutting—edge. yes, they could have had a penalty perhaps, but were not clinical enoughin perhaps, but were not clinical enough in front of goal. the players apologised to the fans after the game, but for the fans, this is neverjust been about the game, but for the fans, this is never just been about the football, they have parted and sung, they have danced and made friends with the locals and their heading home in their thousands with memories that will last a lifetime.— will last a lifetime. chris, thank ou. england are preparing for their next crucial game, against slovenia, tomorrow night. after being criticised for a lacklustre performance in their last match, captain harry kane says it's a time not to panic but to try and improve. 0ur correspondent nesta mcgregor is in cologne. nesta, how are

for a moment it worked — a fumble in the box, but callum mcgregor recovered to set up scott mctominayotland lead! the ball came off a swiss player. they didn't care. just the start they wanted. back in glasgow the party had started. it didn't last long. a bad pass and switzerland pounced. the ball was a loose one. shaqiri! what a goal! that is an unbelievable finish. the tables had turned in the crowd. just before the break, switzerland struck again. angus gunn, reaching out to keep scotland in it. commitment is everything but kieran tierney pushed too hard, clutching at his hamstring and had to be stretchered off. this game is about fine margins. a perfect delivery from captain andy robertson. it was a teasing one, but the header ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last minute winner? robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of goal. not quite. a draw keeps scotland's hopes alive, and the vocal tartan army will follow their heroes as they head to stuttgart to play their last group game on sunday. t

mcgregor is coming up back, if they can get ahold of him. >> steve: call dawn, date night. >> ainsleyy, how about news. >> carley: news starting in new york, suspected killer heheurma is accused of killing these two women, bringing total number up to six. prosecutors said they will not stop searching for more victims. >> we are not stopping, we are looking at all murders on gilgo beach. one was nonot on the beach. we will continue. >> ainsley: prosecutors found a blueprints for the killings on his computer. he pled not guilty and being held without bond. town council sparking fury for voting down a motion to fly the thin blue flag for this trooper who was killed during a traffic stap last week. instead the town flew a rainbow pride flag at half staff after agreeing it would fly for pride month. police say this man is responsibility for killing the trooper and he pled not guilty. teenigeaer working for mixed martial arts gym used his skills to take down a suspected car thief. gavin archer saw a man rummaging through his car. he fought back punching and choking him into submission. the

hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm nesta mcgregor. here's what's coming up in the programme.the long wait is over for northampton saints — after they beat bath in an epic to get their hands back on the premiership title. in paris it's un, deux, trois. three in a row for iga swiatek as once again

people who are military people like colonel mcgregor's scott ritter. others are trying to get an even news week interviewed ambassador, i'm turn off so people are trying to get uh get this onto the table in the west because i think it is something that deserves consideration and is the most reasonable thing that has been presented thus far the view of independent us senate candidate die on so our live on the program. thank you very much. thank you . for i took more world sad news. the you hasn't noticed, it's 1st sight, sions, against russia's liquefied natural gas sector. in the 14 package of restrictions on moscow, but the european block has actually been scooping off and increasing volume about very own and g. honestly, the sanctions come with a big loophole. as archie contributor rachel larson's been exploring a young bass of theirs, disagree, the powerful and substantial fourteen's package of functions and reaction to the russian aggression against ukraine. this package provides new targeted measures and maximizes the impact of existing sanctions by closing loopholes. all right,

our correspondent nesta mcgregor is pitchside. good evening to you.e should be all because of qualification already with the game to spare but this is the game to spare and with a not love to take a really good performance into the knockout stages and who ever waits for them there? yeah, you would imagine but before this tournament, people that know the game better than you and i used the game better than you and i used the phrase tournament football is all about results and not performances. if you look at it in the whole, england top the group and are unbeaten. the? the whole, england top the group and are unbeaten-— are unbeaten. they have only conceded _ are unbeaten. they have only conceded one _ are unbeaten. they have only conceded one goal— are unbeaten. they have only conceded one goal and - are unbeaten. they have only conceded one goal and that l are unbeaten. they have only - conceded one goal and that would be if you _ conceded one goal and that would be if you are _ conceded one goal and that would be if you are a _ conceded one goal and

joining for us the second hour of this, of this show this evening, but so far this evening, colonel mcgregorry much . after the thank you very much. after the break, i'll be joined by speech and language therapist sandy chappell, whose book, how to raise a chatterbox helps parents parent without screens. you're watching the neil oliver show on gb news. my next guest this evening is author sandy chappell , sandy has author sandy chappell, sandy has written a book entitled how to raise a chatterbox, encouraging parents to keep their children away from screens as much as possible . sandy joins me now, possible. sandy joins me now, i hope. hello, sandy . how are you ? hope. hello, sandy. how are you? >> hi, neil. i'm good. thanks. thank you very much for having me. >> such a such a fascinating topic . you know, i'm a dad, my topic. you know, i'm a dad, my kids are grown now, but i well remember the early stages of communication. and how best does a baby, an infant, learn to speak ? speak? >> the best way is by social interaction , by listening to interaction, by listening to their parents and th

nesta mcgregor�*s there, but first to jane dougall in bavaria.was no scotland, no party, but the festivities are now over. training today — issues at presser. squad did leave this much earlier today and it was a sombre mood in the local band had gathered out to play for them but as the manager and the squad left, it was quite uncomfortable. some of them were even having their heads down as they went to depart from munich airport and it was in sharp contrast to when they first arrived here in this pretty little town, 15 days ago to a huge welcome there was so much expectations but of course, that opening game isjust a crash back down to reality with they lost so heavily to germany and there was a glimmer of hope when switzerland got that precious point however last night, they lost to hungary and it really brought them back to reality and just really was far below expectations of the fans in there has been talk about the penalty that was and being brought down in the box was not reviewed by va are but there's been more talk about scotland was most

let's get to our correspondent, nestor mcgregor, live in frankfurt. good morning.aining group names? , ., ., his ban for the two remaining group names? ,., ., ., ., his ban for the two remaining group names? ., ., ., games? good morning, sarah, and good mornin: to games? good morning, sarah, and good morning to the — games? good morning, sarah, and good morning to the folks _ games? good morning, sarah, and good morning to the folks watching _ games? good morning, sarah, and good morning to the folks watching at - morning to the folks watching at home. this is frankfurt, day five of the euros. this is germany's fifth largest city. you can see the financial district behind me and the fun part. last night it was rich with football fans and today we expect much of the same. a lot of them might be scottish. scotland, not quite last chance saloon yet but they will expect the result against switzerland tomorrow night. flashes in their opener against germany. 5-1. not in their opener against germany. 5—1. not many people expected scotland to get a result but the manner of

like when a guy like conor mcgregor burst onto the scene and becomes a huge star everybody starts saying, oh, that's the golden goose and this saturday. but all it does is all that kind of talk just makes everything bigger. caitlin clark is absolutely massive for the wnba and many, many ways, as are the women that came before her and help get it to where it is today. it's all these people are building blocks in building the sport and making people care one way or another about it. >> i mean, i do subscribe a philosophy that a rising tide lifts all boats, right? the idea of everyone is talking about and you're part of that is for your part of the team, it's a good thing, but i do wonder mean, you're in a business where people i mean, they they literally fight out their resentment they've got rivalry. it's going to get handled one way or the other in the octagon you don't have quite the same thing on the floor of wnba games and beyond. but you do have the fight. do you think that it is helpful in terms of morale overall evening, everyone subscribes to what you as the head of the ufc would

well our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor has more details, nesta?ted but as you say, that is no longer the case. they signed a ten year deal in 22 at 17 but that has been cut short and terminated by the british basketball federation, simply put down to finances or lack of it. the bbc said they had monitored bpl's financial position and came to the conclusion could not carry out the primary function of running the league. the termination of the contract means possible uncertainty over what happened next. most immediately how would that affect player wages and staff wages, as well, and also with the least, current men's and women's in the off—season, how do clubs go about buying new players or even offering the deal is two players are currently on their books. we just have to wait and see. british basketball has seen a lot of investment in recent years, it is in what some would call a good and healthy position but news like today's would come as some uncertainty for everyone involved. the european successes of the women's team is a sign that british b

well, let�*s head to cologne and speak to our correspondent nesta mcgregor.arry kane and the team go and perform tonight, the criticism is likely to stop, but fans, media, pundits alike, probably right in saying england�*s performances so far have been below par, but as gareth southgate said, they are still in the tournament unbeaten. if england continue to play this way and win the tournament, would anybody complain? probably not. but it is not singling anyone out but let�*s look at 2a captains in alan shearer and gary lineker, who are not wearing the shirt any more and theirjob is to analyse games, and with the current squad, its players who have worn the shirt before, they know what it is like being an england camp and hearing these whispers. it might be hard to take. harry kane has said time and again it is about togetherness. someone else who has had a say on it isjermainejenas. the performances have not been good enough _ the performances have not been good enough from the players, they know that. enough from the players, they know that they— enough fro

nesta mcgregor has more.the players and manager booed at half and full time after a goalless draw in cologne. it's pretty pathetic, really, wasn't it? ijust thought it was flat, flat performance all around. i thought we played much better second half, than first half. i think the first half was quite boring. eight years in charge for major tournaments. but gareth southgate says the current anger towards him and the squad is unlike anything he's encountered before. plastic cups were even thrown in his direction. it is creating an unusual environment to operate in. i've not seen any other team qualify and receive similar, so i understand it. i'm not going to back away from it, but i'm very, very proud of the players for how they're operating within it. a new day. and as some england fans head home, there are reasons to be optimistic. for example, their potential draw to the final could have been a lot tougher. but in fact, they are on the opposite side of the draw to germany, france, portugal and spain. but fir

mcgregor mate, don't pay for your bills now. we'll take your fork. you lose your land.l be doing much better. that's no good for them. now, is it? >> and look at the fishing industry as well. we already control more of our waters now than we did when we were in the european union. okay. and in 18 months time, providing the incoming labour government doesn't slash it, we'll own even more of our waters and be more in a bigger position to sell our fish around the world and be a major trading partner. >> people in this country cannot wait for 20 years. it's no good saying, don't worry, in 20 years time, we're going to be prosperous. did you think it would change overnight? >> yeah, i did, i did , i >> yeah, i did, i did, i genuinely i did. >> well that's why i did. i voted, i voted to leave because i thought it was going to be better for the country. so far, it's been worse off for the country. i regret voting for leave. >> you vote to go back now. >> you vote to go back now. >> i would vote if you were given a second referendum. >> would you vote to rejoin? absolutely i wo

nesta mcgregor, bbc news, frankfurt.horities are saying it is scandalous that this chanting took place in the match between albania and croatia in hamburg yesterday. the chant in question was killer serb, and you could hear it ringing out all around the stadium very clearly, actually in the serbian language, and it was broadcast live in serbia, as it was everywhere else. and the general secretary of the serbian association says this is simply not acceptable and that if uefa does not take action against croatia and albania for the behaviour of its fans then it would have to consider its options, one of which would be pulling out of the tournament. guy. pulling out of the tournament. guy, thank ou pulling out of the tournament. guy, thank you for— pulling out of the tournament. guy, thank you for bringing _ pulling out of the tournament. guy, thank you for bringing us up—to—date on that. and just a reminder, denmark against england kicks off at five o'clock. so, not too long for england's next game. new research suggests g

a fumble in the box but callum mcgregor recovered to set up scott mctominay.ieran tierney pushed too hard, clutching at his hamstring and had to be stretchered off. this game is about fine margins. a perfect delivery from the captain, andy robertson. it was a teasing one, but the header ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last—minute winner> then robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of goal. a draw keeps scotland's hopes alive, and the vocal tartan army will follow their heroes as they head to stuttgart. i thought it was a good match. i thought it could have gone either way. i thought scotland had chances. switzerland had chances. a couple of close offsides, but i really enjoyed it. i think we played definitely a lot better than friday and we've just got to pray that we can play better on sunday, and we find a way through. but i love them. i thought it was an amazing match. lots of chances for both sides. come on, scotland! they did so well. we just got our noses in fron

al mount mr mcgregor is in germany. good morning. great to see you.the case of scotland it is simple, as you have been talking about, they have one point so a win leaves them on four, that gives them a fighting chance. anything less and they are probably on the planes and trains and going back to the uk. history is at stake, no scotland men's team has ever made it past group stages of the major tournament. scotland assistantjohn tournament. scotland assistant john carver spoke tournament. scotland assistantjohn carver spoke to the media yesterday, he said that should be all the team talk but the players need. scotland trained yesterday. they should have a full squad to select from, that is everybody apart from defender ryan porteous, he was suspended, sent off against germany in the first game. an arsenal defender ken and terry is back home in the uk after suffering a leg injury. scotland tell you that if there is no scotland there is no party, the tartan army will be descending on stuttgart, hoping the music and the singing and dancing farfrom over.

we can go there live now and join our reporter nesta mcgregor.e remarking a remarkable return. one thing for sure, garth southgate will know it when tomorrow night eases the pressure going into that final group game. though denmark will surely prove a sterner test and serbia unmatched a one. to tennis, and five—time winner, andy murray, retired injured in the first set of his second round match at queens. after showing signs of discomfort in the warm—up, murray called for the trainer at the first change of ends australianjordan thompson progresses to the quarterfinals. it's not yet clear what the injury means for murray's chances of playing at wimbledon next month. staying with wimbledon and emma raducanu has been given a wild card to play at sw19. she is one of four previous grand slam winners to be given entry in to the women's singles, joining naomi osaka, caroline wozniacki and angelique kerber, who won the wimbledon title in 2018. raducanu is still on the comeback trail after missing most of last year — including wimbledon — after wrist and