that was our wish because the church is dying in europe and in the netherlands too.eek two traditional churches are closing in this country. every week, you see. that is because of the identities, it's kind of only old people are sitting there and i have the wish always and that is, we do this, it's intercultural and mixing up the cultures because we do learn a lot of one another. not everyone is happy about the changes happening here, several dutch families have left the congregation. simon used to do the music at the church, but he didn't like what was happening and left a few years ago. we are used to very international communities, society and we loved it. i think it can make our culture, our dutch culture, much richer if you're connected to foreigners. it was very nice to a certain point. when they started preaching in farsi and using farsi as the tongue, it became very difficult because we couldn't trust the translations. the turning point was that somebody was inter—preaching, —— interpreting a guy from afghanistan, and he changed the message. he changed the m

it's a sunday morning, near dawn in the central netherlands.s are underway for a special ceremony. arif, an iranian student in his 20s is getting ready to be baptised. converting to christianity can be punished by death in iran and he's scared to show his face on camera, in case it causes problems for his family back home. arif came to the netherlands a year ago and left islam after meeting christians in europe. the christians i met were really nice and at the beginning i wondered how these people could be so good. i wanted to know more about their opinions and what they actually thought. and when i read about it, i realised that i knew nothing about christianity because where we grew up, everything was closed, you couldn't get information. the fact that everything in christianity is based on compassion and love is extraordinary. this was the first thing i saw in people here. some here have asked us not to show theirfaces. the baptism will be performed by the dutch pastor of this church, gijs. in baptism, that is the moment that is he's no long

how do you against the netherlands sand wedge do you use the huge crowds to galvanise think the teamat i'm pressurised situations and on the pitch of venue yesterday that this team isn't ready to go home. this week added even featured in my mind. i knew we were going to go when go home yesterday. as good to be tough, they played some good and exciting football and they deserve to be in the semifinaljust as much as we do. take me to the moment when you would be able to influence anything, what other delay?m you would be able to influence anything, what other delay? it will be difficult. and not very good at watching games. even in the past i probably haven't been able to turn the television on when sunderland are playing so it is good to be difficult. i will try and enjoy it as best i can. maybe learn something from the game and watch out for tactics and hopefully not get too involved emotionally. hopefully the girls can see us through to the final. remain at cu but we will hear you. thank you forjoining us. you can hear that much on thursday, build up from 7pm. so england v the nethe

for her family who have travelled to the netherlands to see her play in her first the netherlands torst major the netherlands to see her play in her first major tournament, it was another proud moment. this isjust little milly. she has always dreamt of this. all of a sudden we have come to watch england, it has been unreal. every games since then she keeps kicking on and on for the last few years. it has been sensational. for women in sport, they are getting there. the cricket team, their achievement, and hopefully the england women. it's what women's sport needs. progress has also been made off the pitch. mark samson's side is the best prepared and most well funded england team get. whereas many big teams have struggled at this tournament, england has three wins from three. next they face france, 18 they haven't beaten since 1974. the french have been one of the pretournament favourites but only just scraped through their group. still, there has been fighting talk between the camps. we are keen streetfighters and when we get poked a little bit we will have to poke back. i went back

hosts, the netherlands, kick off their euro 2017 campaign with a win.ello and thanks for joining us on sport today. there simply no better place to start than with the man who just can't stop winning. roger federer surely the youngest 35 year—old in sport, breaking records again after picking up his eighth men's singles title at wimbledon. he beat marin cilic in straight sets on sunday and joe linskey was there to witness the fed in full flow. in centre court history one man has his chapter. play roger federer here and you face the thousands who adored him a. at 35 he is still at his peak. in the opening exchanges, federer has the opening exchanges, federer has the power to break through. commentator: ripped across court. the power to break through. commentator: ripped across courtm was a lot to take for marin cilic and already feeling the strain. in his first wimbledon final, it became too much to bear with the weight of expectation back home, cilic was facing a torrent. you want the ground to open up and swallow you. but great champions have no time f

that want to remain safe would a parent from the netherlands want their child in a school with a kid who had committed execution would they want them in a school with someone who was radicalized i don't think so it's a serious threat posed to mention the fact that with the right treatment with the right amount of residual says these children could possibly be rehabilitated but lauren's made a good point there the results is an issue there isn't there how can those local governments if we look at the netherlands for an example how can they cope with monitoring a large number of children who have possibly gone through the trauma and at that point in time agree with the execution video. you know i don't think it's a resource issue it's a priority issue the countries who supported the invasion in iraq in the first place in which many who saurians think is actually a cause isis to form of those countries are quite wealthy including the country i'm in right now united states who just authorized nearly a trillion dollars to spend on the pentagon there is plenty of money to go around to help

the netherlands were playing sweden. that game as finished.ament as a whole, they have got behind their team. we have seen sell—out crowds at all the netherland games. they come to be beat sweden 2—0. sweden were pretournament favourites. they took the lead in the first half. there was some suggestion of a foul outside the area. but she drilled home. the scorer had a hand in the second goal, teeing up a liverpool winger. new arsenal striker was set up winger. new arsenal striker was set upfora simple winger. new arsenal striker was set up for a simple finish. netherlands 100% record in the group and they keep that momentum going and they will play the winner of england versus france. there is another quarterfinal taking place tonight, germany versus denmark. germany have won the last 6 euros. they have an incredible record in this tournament but did not look so smooth in this group. —— the last six european championships. thank you, katie. the domestic football season is already underway in scotland and we've had the first major upset in the s

we're outside utrecht in the netherlands. in that event is the spending of a lot of time over the next few weeks. their messages of support from the schoolchildren along the side of the training ground. they have everything they could possibly want. but will it be best anti— ? but could possibly want. but will it be best anti—? but will it be enough? the code has been taught me about them as contenders for gold will stop a former goalkeeper, rachel, has been talking to me. we have heard so much about preparation and how the coach wants list the latest england team ever. you have spoken to the players, how well prepared as they? in fitness, they are 10096 fitter than ever. over the last six weeks, that final push, some of the drills, the pain barriers and mental barriers that they've gone through, they have come to pass. that has led them to be the fittest they ever have been. if that pays an advantage, that will be wonderful. let's talk about scotland, the one england take it because it with. scotla nd england take it because

there are certain things you expect from the netherlands, and utrecht delivers.his tournament feels different. scotland are here for a start, while england are among the favourites. for the first time in years, england expects. we want to use that as a positive, seize an opportunity to exploit and make the most of it. because we haven't felt it before. if we did bring this trophy back, a major championship for an english football team, on the back of what has been a great summer for all of our junior teams, it would be the icing on the cake. and for the women's game, allow us to take it to the next level. england's history at the euros is a chequered one. in 2009 they were runners—up to germany. but fell apart at the tournaments four years ago in sweden and finished bottom of the group. that failure led to a change in coach. and a change of fortune. under mark sam samson they finished third at the 2015 and arrive here fitter than ever before. scotland have made history just by being here. this is their first major tournament. but they are without a number of thei

the women's european championship kicked off off yesterday in the netherlands. the same group and begin their tournament against each other on wednesday. sarah mulkerrins is there, so sarah, are the fans behaving themselves? just about, you would not expect anything less. in utrecht, the headquarters, the netherlands, the most playing their opener last night, getting off to the perfect start, 1—0 win. the town painted orange, there was a fan zone, a walk and cycle to the stadium. a feeling it is ramping up. we are starting to hear more english and scottish accents ahead of the big match for england and scottish fans on wednesday. we feel the locals have warmed up for this tournament, embracing women's football. the english and scottish fans starting to arrive. they will be pleased the netherlands won, along with denmark. he is to look forward to today? we have a great game. we are here where germany are taking on sweden. one game drawing to a close, the other game drawing to a close, the other game between russia and italy. russia's leading that one to artem dyz

she lost the first set 6-2 but netherlands. she lost the first set 6—2 but shejust netherlands.ow 5—5, she was 5—2 down, but bit of a comeback. jordanne whiley trying to win there. you can make your point about all of the tennis tojoin mcenroe your point about all of the tennis to join mcenroe and tim your point about all of the tennis tojoin mcenroe and tim henman your point about all of the tennis to join mcenroe and tim henman a your point about all of the tennis tojoin mcenroe and tim henman a bit later on on bbc radio five live. they are hosting 606 from 7:30pm. lines are open now. you may render roger federer served his 10,000 ace this week. the ball he used ended up in the lucky hands of one ball boy, haris khan. when i was on court and federer hit one of his many cases, i didn't know at that time but this ball was the one he had it the 10,000 ace with, later on in the evening when i got home i noticed that there was a video up that they had posted for his ace and when i saw the video i recognised the ball and it was the same one i had called. when you find out what did y

and i'm in the netherlands at the women's european football championships as england and scotla nd championshipsd and scotland prepare for their crucial final group matches. the day started with a bang for adam peaty — and itjust got better. he smashed his own world record in the 50—metres breaststroke heats at the world swimming championships in budapest — and then did it again in the semi—finals. andyjamieson and steve parry were the incredulous commentators. adam peaty right in the centre, that isa adam peaty right in the centre, that is a better start, very good start from the russian entry, but no adam peaty goes, looking very strong indeed, the brazilian also doing very well, in five, but adam peaty starting to go ahead, starting to strea k starting to go ahead, starting to streak ahead, this is a 50 metre breaststroke, 25.95! there goes project 25! 0h breaststroke, 25.95! there goes project 25! oh my goodness me, i never thought i would live to see the day when a breaststroke swimmer would go 25 seconds for a 50 metres breaststroke, that is phenomenal! he cannot believe it and i cannot be

the netherlands was less than one.hallenged the other companies in the market, you have seen it increase in the last year. we think consumers get a much better experience when they are 4g networks than when they are on wi-fi. not just from a speed point of view but from a security point of view. we are very much stimulating demand on 4g networks. once you get consumers onto the 4g network, they stay with you longer, become loyal. that is what we want, satisfied customers that stay with us. caroline: and you want them to trade up into bigger and bigger packages. how do you do that when you are in an unlimited package? allison: in finland, the average consumption is 10 or 11 gigs per month. it is an advantage. there will be a technology change. there will be new ways of offering the opportunity to trade up. caroline: when you look how other companies have reacted in the netherlands, how have they -- is it like we saw in the u.s.? is it something you are seeing, and how do you keep a step ahead of that competition? alliso

having lost their opening match to hosts the netherlands, who kept their 100 record at the tournamenteda spitse from the penalty spot after 20 minutes. they beat the danes 1—0. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. a number of schools have just started their long summer break but i'm afraid right on cue we have low pressure bringing disturbed weather rather than the big area of high—pressure settling things down nicely, encouraging you to get away to the seaside or out into the fresh air. what does that low pressure mean? first up it means a wet and windy start across the western side of the british isles. further east is not a cold start, but a dry and fine one, with sunshine for the east of england and the north of scotland. right from the word go the winds will be really quite noticeable. gusts inland could push towards 30—40 mph and there will be showers if not longer spells of rain. dry further east, right up to the eastern side of the pennines. not wall—to—wall sunshine but a good d

waiting for england or france in the last four will be the hosts the netherlands.nals.. who shocked everyone earlier today when they dumped defending champions germany out of the tournament. heavy rain yesterday meant their match was postponed until this morning. germany took the lead, but denmark struck back, and grabbed victory with seven minutes to play. theresa nielsen with the winner. it's only the third time germany have lost in the competition's 26—year history. and denmark will face either spain or austria. they played out a goal—less draw for 120 minutes, spain having the best best chances. but no goals, the game going to penalties. the game is going to penalties right now. we will bring you the latest results as soon as that happens. united went ahead just before half—time through paul mcmullen, whose third goal of the competition. dundry drew level after the break. mark o'hara with the equaliser. the match finished 1—1, the penalty shoot out determined he would finish top of the group. when deacon missed the decisive penalty to dundee. both teams go into

we start with the women's euro 2017 football tournament in the netherlands.ll eight quarter finalists are now known with england and spain the last two through and katie gornall was watching as england beat portugal 2—1 in tilburg. group d has been decided at a expected england remain with their 100% record and go to as winners. but they didn't have everything their own way against portugal. pouncing on the goalkeeper after just six minutes, putting england in the lead, but portugal didn't panic. they are the lowest rank —— ranked side in this tournament. they scored and then england equalised. ten changes were made to the english side. there were few they might lose their momentum, but they came out with due date it, determined and they went back in front. portugal might have squeaked through if they scored another goal they couldn't find what they needed, so england are through to the quarter—finals and now that we made the equation is simple for scotland. if they beat spain by two goals they would also go through. an unlikely scenario, but the goal in the

but i think maybe the netherlands will have selling to say about that.land played next in the last four. they are the host nation, and even though they perhaps has not embraced the tournament as a whole, they have certainly embraced their team. we are seeing sell—out crowds at their every game. but having covered england in the world cup in canada two years ago, where england beat canada, and there was a huge crowd there and they were not intimidated. having spoken to the players after the match, i think this is a challenge that they are very excited by, not fearful. soap england defeated france in the late game. —— so england defeated france in the late game while earlier on sunday six—time defending champions germany were knocked out 2—1 by denmark. the danes now face austria who won 5—3 on penalties against spain after 120 minutes of play including extra time which failed to yield a goal. and has become the norm for the austrian‘s they celebrated their penalty shootout win over spain as they know how, with a conga line through the mix zone. incredible

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australia, belgium, canada, ethiopia,denmark, india, italy,, luxembourg, netherlands, new , the philippinesiland, turkey , and the united kingdom. we will now have a moment of silence in honor of the fallen soldiers. ♪ ["taps"] in korean]g -- thiscommemorates concludes the korean war memorial ceremony. thank you. ♪ announcer: south korea's president also spoke for the center of strategic and international studies in washington, d.c. his remarks focused on the relationship with the u.s. and his desire to engage directly with north korea. the 40 minute event includes q and a from

staying with football, there's a been shock at the women's european championships in the netherlandsal tournament powerhouses norway are out of the competition. the two—time winners, who came runners up in the last edition, in 2013, losing theirfinal group game to denmark i—o. the winning goal coming from montpellier midfielder katrina veje after just five minutes. an incredibly important strike for the danes as it means they qualify in second from group a with two wins and a defeat. hosts the netherlands have continued their 100% record at the tournament after seeing off belgium 2—1. a deflected shot, from barcelona's lieke martens, in the 74th minute helping the oranje towards the knockout stages. the 2009 semi—finalists looking strong in their own backyard. so let's just quickly show you how group a looks after the final round of matches. the netherlannds go through as top of the group, while denmarks win in the all scandinavian clash sees them through to the quarter finals. —— the quarter—finals. desperately disappointing day for norway, they exit the competition with the dreaded

every moment in the netherlands is cause for scotland fans to celebrate.was their first experience of a major tournament and the games don't come much bigger than a meeting with their rivals. but this was also unknown territory for england as, for the first time, they arrive at a championship as one of the favourites. scotland had been depleted by injuries, but they were still a threat, jane ross with an early warning. this england team though is said to be the fittest yet, maybe even the fastest, asjodie taylor got them up and running in no time. their direct approach was causing chaos in scotland's area. taylor's second would cause her to the stands. her first european championship off to the perfect start. commentator: taylor, again! the tide kept coming and no—one in a scotland shirt could turn it back. ellen white confirmed the inevitable, england three up afterjust half an hour. commentator: it's three! and there was no let up after the break. two years ago, taylor was carrying an injury when she played at the world cup, this is what she can do when

the picture is even more mixed across the channel countries such as germany the netherlands and then ma they offer rehabilitation programs even with counseling employment and education sweden takes things a step further in fact one suspected sweetest the hardest was arrest that heathrow airport now swedish authorities refused to fully cooperate with the investigation of the british security services which contributed to the ultimate collapse of the trial according to sources he is now back in scandinavia under a new identity assigned by the swedish government it's not also simple though the u.k. has taken a polar opposite take on citizens joining jihadi groups being one of the few countries to actively participate in actually hunting down and eliminating its own national suspected of being a threat to national security i know this is a common. issue these very much. really also there are many countries that haven't really given any serious consideration yet so it's very much devoid of consensus as to what's actually could be done with these with european freedom of movement returning

england women continue their impressive euro 2017 run by beating france, 1—0, in the netherlands. will play the hosts on thursday and in half an hour, we'll be looking some more of tomorrow's front pages with caroline frost and journalist tony grew. good evening and welcome to bbc news. ceremonies have taken place in belgium to mark the centenary of the battle of passchendaele — one of the bloodiest of the first world war. half a million allied and german soldiers were killed, wounded or went missing injust three months of fighting. this evening, the duke and duchess of cambridge joined the prime minister, theresa may here as two days of commemorations to mark the start of the battle got underway, as robert hall reports. this is a city that has dedicated itself to remembrance. the firemen of ypres have sounded the last post for the missing in the heat of summer and the snows of winter, as the decades rolled by. around them, carved into the great darch of the menin gate, over 5a,000 names, men from every corner of the uk, who travelled across the globe to join the fight, men who di

australia, belgium, canada, colombia, denmark, ethiopia, france, greece, india, italy, luxembourg, netherlandszealand, norway, the philippines, south africa, sweden, thailand, turkey, and the united kingdom. >> we will now have a moment of silence in honor of the fallen soldiers. taps will be played during the moment of silence. ♪ >> this concludes the 67 th commemorative korean war memorial ceremony. we appreciate the distinguished guests for participating in this event. thank you. ♪ >> south korea's president also spoke at the center of strategic studies in washington d.c. his remarks spoke of his desire to engage directly with north korea. the 40 minute event includes q&a from the audience. >> good evening. welcome to cfi have. my name is victor d. cha. to see elevator lives -- as well as those of you who are working around the world via livestream. presenting the global leaders forum with the president of korea. before we begin, first, president moon will be entering the room shortly. it would be nice if we gave him a warm welcome. the speech will be in korean. that's why you all have head

england play the netherlands and thursday. all the netherlands and thursday.ing the third test at the 0val. more from me in the next hour. it was one of the most deadly battles of the first world war. half a million men on both sides of the conflict were killed, injured or listed as missing. the horror of the battle of passchaendale is hard to imagine — conditions were so appalling that many people drowned to death in mud. events have been underway to commemorate the 100th anniversary of this enormous loss of life. a short time ago prince charles and the prime minister theresa may were among those to pay tribute to those who died in the battle of passchendaele. 100 years ago today, the third battle of ypres began. at ten to four in the morning, less than five miles from here, thousands of men, drawn from across britain, france and the commonwealth, attacked german lines. the battle we know today as passchendaele would last for over 100 days. we remember it not only for the rain that fell, the mud that weighed down the living and swallowed the dead, but also fo

aim to bring gas from russia to through the baltic sea firms from germany austria france and the netherlands agreed to pay half of the cost of the pipeline and invest almost five billion euros to the project the list of companies that fear being affected include some of the world's biggest players in the industry here's some of them including dutch shell french company and the u.k.'s b.p. and germany's winter shell and the head of winter shell has declared that this sanctions shouldn't be put used to push someone else's economic interests referring to the us promoting its and liquid natural gas russia has given its reaction to the latest us bill expressing disappointment in terms of their bilateral relations in terms of russia u.s. relations and their development perspectives this news is quite sad and no less disappointing regarding international law and trade relations. well let's cross live now to auntie's peter all over in the in for more details here peter why is the so concerned over the possible new sanctions. well the two main reasons that have got a you countries and representatives

a goal in each half for the netherlands, who have reached the netherlands, who have reached the last has meant saturday's second quarterfinal had to be postponed. germany will now play denmark on sunday at midday, local time. england take on france in their quarterfinal on sunday who have beaten the lioness is in their last three major tournaments. england haven't won against them since mark samson took over in 2013, but that is a record be confident they can change. mentally, we believe we can beat them. we have been close in the past. an 87th minute equaliser in 2011 and then beaten on penalties. we put them out of the qualification for the world cup in 2006, but got two draws. it was an away draw that put us through. we were close back in march. we are in a different place now, physically better prepared and hopefully that will get us along. england's cricketers will hope the better weather as they tried to build a commanding lead in the third test against south africa at the 0val. the home side 74—1 in their second innings when rain stopped play on day three, leader of 252 runs.

aimed to bring gas from russia to europe through the baltic sea for germany austria france and the netherlands agreed to pay hoffa of the cost of the pipeline and invest almost five billion euros to the project the list of companies fear being affected include some of the world's biggest players in the industry has some of them including anglo dutch shell french company and the u.k.'s b.p. and germany's that when shell and the head of winchell has declared that the sanctions shouldn't be used to push someone's economic interests referring of course to the u.s. pirating its liquid natural gas peter oliver has more on the reaction. all of the potential impact that these sanctions could have on both the the business and energy sectors here in europe that has you officials hot under the collar there are potentially huge fines for businesses that would enter into energy projects with russia many of those blue chip european companies of course are heavily involved there what we've heard from the german foreign ministry is them saying that it can't be accepted that the industrial policy of another na

i'm from the caribbean but i grew up in the netherlands and when i went to the netherlands there was a tremendous rage against germany at that time. things have changed but i remember that. this leaves a few questions. the first question is and i don't know if you have it in your book but a book is being published 10 or 15 years ago now about the problem with the german legal system that the german legal system and one of my backgrounds is a lawyer, studied in the netherlands but the importance is the premise of the book is that the german legal system in the late 1800's, 1890s to the beginning of the 1900 had been undermined with a profound sense of anti-semitism and it basically was taken by the nazis. that's the first question to the second question is hitler uses a lot of the modeling that was going on in the united states in germany. what do you have to say about that and do you see that developing in this political program and ultimately the last one would be you know he never won the majority of the popular vote in germany, right-click to get rid of the parliament but he got e

australia, belgium, canada, colombia, denmark, ethiopia, france, greece, india, italy, luxembourg, netherlandsw zealand, norway, the philippines, south africa, sweden, thailand, turkey, and the united kingdom. >> we will now have a moment of silence in honor of the fallen soldiers. ♪ >> right shoulder arms. >> this concludes the 67 --67th commemorative korean war memorial ceremony. we appreciate the distinguished guests for participating in this event. thank you. >> president trump's traveling overseas with meetings with several foreign leaders. his first stop is in warsaw for the summit. there he is scheduled to give speeches and visit with the president of poland and croatia. then the president travels to hamburg for the g 20 summit where he is expected to have his first face to face meeting with vladimir. other leaders attending the g 20 includes angela merkel of china,, president xi of and prime minister abbe of japan. tonight on c-span, given eight with local commentator pat buchanan. that is followed by british minister-- chris prime theresa may taking questions. later, president trump a

katie gornall is in tilburg, in the netherlands. a mixed night, then. it really was.and unlikely winners against spain but they could not find the crucial second goal to send them through but england as expected here maintained their 100% record to reach the quarterfinals, although they did not have it all their own way against portugal. tournament football usually holds a few shocks and surprises. riding out the twists and turns is what marks a champion. here in tilburg england's smooth progression was expected to continue. unlike a number of big teams at this championship, england had yet to put a foot wrong and taking it all in her stride was toni duggan, six minutes, 1—0. simple. or was it? portugal are the lowest ranked side here but their response was to keep calm and wait for the right moment. having made ten changes, mark sampson's team seem to have lost their momentum. still there was no need to panic. half—time brought a change in direction. nikita parris emerged determined for england and a pest to the portuguese. portugal could still make their european de

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let's turn our attention to the women's european championship that's taking place in the netherlands.d play their second matches of the tournament tomorrow. this is how the table looks at the moment. remember england thrashed scotland in the group opener so they're at the top with the scots down at the bottom. spain beat portugal 2—0 and sit in second place. and these are the group d fixtures tomorrow, with scotland taking on portugal in the day's early kick off, they really need a good result to keep their hopes alive. england play spain at 7.45 knowing a win would all but guarantee them a place in the quarterfinals. so let's get the latest from the england camp. our correspondent katie gornall is out with the team in the netherlands, as they prepare for tomorrow's game. england havejust finished quite an intense training session here in the sunshine at their base on the outskirts of the city. attention turning to their big game in the group with spain, they travel to breda for that game. england's fran kirby is with us. we built up lot of momentum with that win over scotland, 6—0. w

the netherlands one by one goal to nill. the dutch are getting really behind it.e it utrecht, which is one of seven ho5t cities, people are geting behind it. lots of orange. a sea of orange. there is a fan zone up the road from here. we were there watching at that fan zone. when that goal went in, drinks were spilt, drinks were had. that dancing continued. i noticed on my way to work, i saw several adverts for this and coverage on the tv. this is all evidence that it is getting more promotion now. and the competition is getting closer and closer. european countries are getting more competitive. domestic league, italy is seeing more professional clu bs league, italy is seeing more professional clubs taking part. one tea m professional clubs taking part. one team is about to start up a team. it is competitive in france and we know all about england with the women's super league. it is getting more competitive, more tv coverage and read your coverage. as that goes through the process of this to an end, the profile willjust keep on rising. cycling next. the rest day b

england fans are enjoying their journey through the netherlands.ccumbed to pitfalls wearside has sailed smoothly through. confidence has perhaps never been higher. last night despite not being at their best england maintained the 100% record in the grip to beat portugal and progress to the quarterfinals. the only player to have started every $0 the only player to have started every so far is also england's newest recruit, 23—year—old many bright. for her family who newest recruit, 23—year—old many bright. for herfamily who have travelled to the netherlands to see her play in her first major to moment it was another proud moment. she has always deemed of this. all ofa she has always deemed of this. all of a sudden we have come to watch the football matches and there's this england match arriving and it is england... it is every game since she has come back. the last three years have been sensational. for women in sport they are getting there. the cricket team, the achievement, and hopefully the england women. it is what women's sport needs. progress

hosts the netherlands, meanwhile, have continued their 100% record at the tournament after seeing off the group. this own goal from belgian sherida spitse, in the 27th minute, helping the ora nje towards the knockout stages. a couple of big money transfers to tell you about today — and manchester city have broken the world record for the transfer of a defender, spending £52 million on full back benjamin mendy from monaco. the france international has signed a five—year deal. after the signings of kyle walker and danilo, city have spent almost £130 million on fullbacks this summer. and former manchester united forward javier hernandez has signed for west ham tonight from bayer leverkhusen for £16 million. "chicarito" is mexico's leading goalscorer, and he becomes the fourth signing at west ham this summer. jordan spieth has risen to number two in the new world golf rankings after his dramatic win in yesterday's open at royal birkdale. if the american can now win next month's us pga championship, he will become the youngest player to win a career grand slam of all four majors. but spiet

the winner will play the host nation, the netherlands, in the host nation, the netherlands, in the finalfavour. don't forget you can follow the match follows 5 live. full commentary tonight was kicked off at 745. many of you are getting in touch this morning about the story we are covering about texting and whether there should be a rule stoush you. getting in touch to say it is a great idea. harvey says i have recently great idea. harvey says i have rece ntly ha d great idea. harvey says i have recently had two new mrs with some people walking out while texting. it is easy to do. you are never quite sure as a motorist, another one here, "ridiculous." this is ian in tunbridge wells. " far worse are people listening to music on headphones. " a list of you are texting you are still a little bit aware of what is around you. there should be a lawful pavement as well. nonetheless, keep them coming in. it is just after nonetheless, keep them coming in. it isjust after 7:45 a.m., nonetheless, keep them coming in. it is just after 7:45 a.m., you are watching bbc news breakfast. the main stories

brent: we're going to go to footballs european union championship in the netherlands. countries are taking part for the first time. among them are switzerland. to help get the country fired up , they wrote and recorded a pop song, one which is getting plenty of air flight back home. in this edition of our "my euro" series, we need the lead singer will lineup this tuesday against oslo. >> ♪ >> [speaking gererman] >> ♪ we are united in red ♪ >> [speaking german] brent: all right. after a short break i will be back to take you through the day, without the singing. we will be right back. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ . warm welcome back. yeah for newsroom the cloaks that. pm he. aristide all the latest world had. venezuela's opposition calls for a twenty four hour general strike is. new zero hour campaign off rest. to that symbolic referendum on sunday so seven million people say no. the jury's plans to change the culture. leaving the door open to negotiations sou

you remember the noise about maybe the risk in the netherlands and france. this is over.arly, over the past 18 months, the outcome of the austrian elections, the dutch elections, the french elections -- the stability is on this side of the water. many players were waiting for some stabilization of the policy landscape in the u.k. it seems there is more volatility than stability for the short term at least. so, decisions are being taken almost as we speak. i believe that the summer will be a catalyst. the new milestone is probably the german elections in september. i believe that will be very quick. never forget that -- he wants to finish the discussion in october, september, 2018. so, it's just one year. 2017 to 2018. mark: that was stephane boujnah. from the same conference, we heard from the air france-klm chief executive in another exclusive interview. jean-marc janaillac said tourists from asia and the u.s. are returning to france. jean-marc: i think what we feel has affected the business in france is there is optimism. business, it for our because we see for this sum

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euro 2017 kicking off on sunday for the women, with the netherlands and norway.g to defend the title. if they do, they will receive a record of 37,500 euros per player. it sounds like a lot, but still nine times less than the men's team. yet, it is worlds better than the set of coffee cuts -- cups they won in 1989. things are changing in the world of women's football. correspondent: and then i think 50's and 60's, german -- back in the 1950's and 1960's, german women were playing in an atmosphere of scorn and ridicule. it was not officially recognized in germany until 1970, by which point they were behind other nations. in 1982 came the first official women's international, against switzerland. then the team took off as world and european titles flowed. women's club football also began to flourish, with potsdam bringing home the champions league. the youth system has also been expanding with growing enthusiasm and no shortage of promising young talent. [speaking german] >> everything is developing from the coaching to the personnel to the athleticism and speed, i

she said there was something different about this site in the netherlands. is a confidence and not an arrogance. that is what you need. we have got that healthy mix and blend. i was before the game really at ease with the game plan and i knew the girls would execute it. we believe in ourteam as girls would execute it. we believe in our team as fully and we believed in the game plan and we executed it. it was a breath of fresh air watching the girls deliver it. you get the sense there will be a contrasting mood today at scotland's training camp. this was not the way they wanted to start their first appearance at a major tournament. they have a chance to bounce back against portugal, fellow debutants, but the scotland captain says she is not expecting an easy ride. we have been doing our homework, we understand where our opportunities are. they have got very good players as well. they lost 2—0 to spain, but they have been putting work again in over the last year. we willjust then focus on us and what we can do better and look at the opportunities we created an