the ollie stevens would elude into a park in reading.— ollie stevens would elude into a park in readinged _ a park in reading. the girl was convicted of — a park in reading. the girl was convicted of manslaughter. - a park in reading. the girl was convicted of manslaughter. he i convicted of manslaughter. he was attacked by boys carrying knives. none of the guilty can be identified for legal reasons. ollie stevens seen on the neighbours camera. his phone messages show he'd arranged to meet a girl as a nearby park that january afternoon. this beauty spot just a few hundred yards from his own front door but ollie walked into an ambush. two boys aged 13 and 14 who'd fallen out with on social media. in the attack, ollie was stabbed once in the chest and once in the back. the two boys and the girl then ran away from the park, throwing away the knife as they fled. today the crown prosecution service said that also deleted shared videos and messages to try and cover crime but they said it was their digital wind that had proved to be their undoing. passers—by called an ambulance and alerted oll

olly foster at - thanks, olly. olly foster at wembley. eitherway, thanks, olly. your reaction, so far anyway, to tonight's game with 606 on bbc radio 5 live and the programme is on at midnight and also be heard on bbc sounds. let's move on to the day's other news... the prime minister has been defending his plans to remove most of england's coronavirus restrictions in just 12 days' time, describing his approach as balanced and reasonable. but with predictions that new cases could reach 100,000 a day later this summer, the labour leader sir keir starmer warned that the government's strategy will lead to chaos and confusion, with huge numbers of people having to self—isolate. our deputy political editor vicki young has more details. when cases go up, countries have locked down. not this time. ministers are taking the opposite approach in england, confident vaccines will protect more of us from the worst of this third wave. will hospitals cope with rising covid cases, prime minister? more infections mean more people with long covid and the risk of new variants. su k

olly stephens seen on a neighbour's camera.s showed he had arranged to meet a girl at a nearby park that january afternoon. this beauty spotjust a few hundred yards from his front door. but olly walked into an ambush. two boys, aged 13 and 1a, who he'd fallen out with on social media. in the attack, olly was stabbed once in the chest and once in the back. the two boys and the girl then ran away from the park, throwing away the knife as they fled. today the crown prosecution service said they had also deleted shared videos and messages to try to cover up the crime. but they said it was their digital footprint that had proved to be their undoing. passers—by called an ambulance and alerted olly�*s parents. they arrived just before olly died from his injuries in the back of an ambulance. the court was shown this film footage of one of the boys playing with a knife in his bedroom. the other also had pictures of knives. at the scene of the attack now, tributes to olly from neighbours who have been laying flowers and hanging messages.

olly�*s dad was watching. audible groan when those verdicts were given. it has been an all —— a very long ordeal, but finally two guilty verdicts for those 14—year—old boys and manslaughterfor the now and manslaughter for the now 14—year—old and manslaughterfor the now 14—year—old girl. they will be sentenced after a short delay, we think at the beginning of september. andrew, thank you. senior ministers are meeting today to review the scheme which allows fully vaccinated key workers in england to avoid self—isolation by taking daily covid tests instead. staff working in the food supply chain, in frontline emergency services, and in transport and freight are already included from today — but there are calls for workers from other sectors to be added. theo leggett reports. the test and trace system and the covid app were meant to help control the spread of the coronavirus. but for businesses and other organisations, the so—called pingdemic has become a nightmare of staff shortages. last week, the government too

back to wembley and ollie.— rain stays away but for now, back to wembley and ollie.for ou. wembley and ollie. a busy afternoon for yom and — wembley and ollie. a busy afternoon for you. and ours. _ wembley and ollie. a busy afternoon for you. and ours. it _ wembley and ollie. a busy afternoon for you. and ours. it is _ wembley and ollie. a busy afternoon for you. and ours. it is all— wembley and ollie. a busy afternoon for you. and ours. it is all for- wembley and ollie. a busy afternoon for you. and ours. it is all for you - for you. and ours. it is all for you but for when the dental wembley will have all the news covered for you across the rest of the afternoon. up to kick—off here. 8pm england against denmark but for now it is back to you. thank you very much. very good afternoon. you're watching bbc news. i amjane hill and i'm going to talk you through a few of today's other new stories. but really there is only one story in town so we were actually does have a little bit more on that because to tonight match the england coach and former player chris powell has

it is a wrong response to ollie's case. i can't help concluding that the prime minister did not -- on friday morning either because he didn't want to know the answers, or because he knows full well there's more to come out. well, then, it's nonsense. so i asked the prime minister in response to his nonsense, when you declared the case closed friday morning, had he asked the health secretary if he'd broken any other rules, yes or no? >> mr. speaker, let me be clear with the right honorable gentleman, i think the whole house, the whole country can see that we have a new health secretary this place and have had one the day after the story appeared, and that was the right response to the situation. of course he's right in what he says about the sacrifice made by families up and down the land. but the best response, in my view, to their grief and their pain, the sufferings that they have endured is to -- which is to get on with a new health secretary which is what we have, and with all the energy and application that we have to

it's the wrong response to ollie�*s case.utely clear with the right honourable gentleman — and i think the whole house and the whole country can see — that we have a new health secretary in place, and have had one since the day after the stories appeared. and that was entirely right and that was the right response to the situation. and of course he's right in what he says about the sacrifice made by families up and down the land, but the best response, in my view, to their grief and their pain and the sufferings that they have endured is to get on with a new health secretary, which is what we have. and with all the energy and application that we have to roll out those vaccines and allow the people of this country to work towards freedom day, which i devoutly hope will come onjuly the 19th. keir starmer thought there was a pattern here with borisjohnson defending ministers and advisers who broke the rules. every time, it's the same old story. isn't it the case, mr speaker, that while the british people are doing everything ask

thanks, olly, good evening. it's interesting — is. thanks, olly, good evening.esting when _ is. thanks, olly, good evening. it's interesting when you _ is. thanks, olly, good evening. it's interesting when you think - is. thanks, olly, good evening. it's interesting when you think about i interesting when you think about england's and how they have made it through to the semifinals. you would think the advantage of playing all of their group games at four, as all four of the semifinalists have done, would be a huge advantage. but denmark only qualified from their group beating russia 4—1 in their final group game. so what has been behind this remarkable run? there can be no doubt that the togetherness that has been engendered in the squad as a result of what happened to christian eriksen following his collapse in the opening group game against finland has been behind this run. there has been huge togetherness, and the way they have come together and the way they have come together and been supported by the nation has played its part, as have the performances of

olly was later stabbed during the fight. older boy also had pictures of knives. so this is the tree. yeah. praise ndela lives nearby. she saw olly not long before the attack. like other local people, she now comes to this tree to reflect. he didn't even enjoy his youthful life, and he's gone now, so it's really sad. just, every time i come here, i come and pay my respects to olly and ifeel sorry for the parents who lost their son at an early age like this. at olly�*s funeral, his dad said he was loved, nurtured and cherished. the children involved in his death will be sentenced later. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in reading. a man has been describing how he tried to save his wife and nine —year—old son after they got into difficulties in loch lomond. a close friend also died in the tragedy after two families stopped at a beauty spot on their way home from holiday. they were among six people who drowned in scotland's waters in what the fire service have described as one of the worst weekends in memory. alexandra mackenzie report

it's the wrong response to ollie's case.be absolutely clear with the right honourable gentleman, and i think the whole house and the whole country can see that we have a new health secretary in place and have had one since the day after the stories appeared. and that was entirely right, and that was the right response to the situation. of course he's right in what he says about the sacrifice made by families up and down the land. but the best response, in my view, to their grief and their pain and the sufferings that they have endured, is to get on with a new health secretary, which is what we have, and with all the energy and application that we have to roll out those vaccines and allow the people of this country to work forwards towards freedom day, which i devoutly hope will come onjuly the 19th. keir starmer thought there was a pattern here with the prime minister defending ministers and advisers who broke the rules. every time, it's the same old story. isn't it the case, mr speaker, that while the british people are doi

olly was later stabbed during the fight.is is the tree. yeah. praise ndela lives nearby. she saw olly not long before the attack. like other local people, she now comes to this tree to reflect. he didn't even enjoy his youthful life, and he's gone now, so it's really sad. every time i come here, i come and pay my respects to olly and ifeel sorry for the parents that lost their son at an early age like this. at olly�*s funeral, his dad said he was loved, nurtured and cherished. the children involved in his death will be sentenced later. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in reading. new research indicates that stained glass windows from canterbury cathedral here in england may be among the oldest in the world. the panels have been re—dated using a new device developed by scientists that can be used on site without damaging the glass. the new dating indicates that the windows would have been in place when the archbishop of the time, thomas becket, was assassinated at the cathedral in 1170. our science correspondent pallab ghosh has thi

back to you, ollie!— back to you, ollie! many thanks indeed. don't _ back to you, ollie!listen to the pundits, don't listen to the tens of thousands england fans, they are slightly biased. it is a 50—50 match, italy have been magnificent throughout this tournament. they had a scare, it went to penalties against spain, and i will correspond and lucy williamson is in rome. things are building up, as everyone in position now? the atmosphere — everyone in position now? the atmosphere is _ everyone in position now? tie: atmosphere is definitely everyone in position now? t't;e: atmosphere is definitely building, we have changed squares to get a different atmosphere, the restaurants and bars are getting their tv screens up on the terraces, hanging their italian flags. i've been speaking to someone who has been speaking to someone who has been working at the restaurant. what is the atmosphere going to be like? everyone is rooting for italy, screaming, waiting for the goals, everyone — screaming, waiting for the goals, everyone is ready with the flags out and yet. _ everyone is re

hello there, i m olly foster, this is sportsday live from wembley, here s what s coming up for you tonightthe final week of the euros, wembley takes centre stage. the first of the semifinals is tonight. italy against spain and tomorrow, england return to wembley, all 26 trained at st georges park, and we ll head live to the team hotel in london. they ve arrived in the last and i'm austin halewood at the bbc sport centre, also coming up in the programme. what an incredible couple of nights of football we have coming up for you. the european championships semifinals is taking place here at wembley before the final on sunday here. we have got three former european champions in england and we look at the very latest from the england camp shortly but it's really against spain and eight o'clock kick—off and i hope that the two huge spanish and italian communities in the uk because of all those travel restrictions coming into the country i hope they have been able to get their hands on some of the 60,000 tickets and for sound coming up 60,000 tickets and for sound coming up from wembley where you

well the team are back at their training base at st george's park now and olly foster is there for us celebrations on the pitch last night once again — is it very much back to the job in hand now though and all focus on the final? it really is. that is the mantra of this england team. it's all right winning but you got to go on and do it again. and they know how big that game is on sunday. we havejust heard all about it there. a day of rest and recuperation for most of the squad today, that is their routine after a match. the 11 that started against the danes come they go off and do their own thing, just some recovery work but what we did see today were 13 out on the training pitch. substitutes, the rest of the squad. there was no jordan henderson or check in there, they have their own separate fitness programmes. we have seen that from the very start of the tournament. it was a great session to actually witness because they were at it from the very off. you soon realise just watching from the first 15 minutes when you see jaden and the rest of them there as well, phil foden the to ou

and i'm olly foster, live at st george's park. fit squad ahead of wednesday's european championship semifinal against denmark. we are going to hearfrom the manager and against denmark. we are going to hear from the manager and also one of the goal—scorers against ukraine. and i'mjohn of the goal—scorers against ukraine. and i'm john watson, live at wembley. i will be bringing you the latest _ wembley. i will be bringing you the latest from the danish camp, and we will be _ latest from the danish camp, and we will be looking ahead to that first semifinal — will be looking ahead to that first semifinal here tomorrow night between — semifinal here tomorrow night between italy and spain. yes, welcome along. the bullies are up yes, welcome along. the bullies are up like they were at the start of last week. we have managed to keep the rain up for most of today — the brollies are up. i can see the covers will soon be up on these outside courts and the show courts are stopping as well. all this is just further delaying abbie emma raducanu

olly foster, at st george's park, thank you for i of their fans. olly foster, at st.but there had been hope that a limited number of local fans could attend. organisers have apologised to those who have bought tickets. a decision on the paralympics will be made after the olympics. harlequins' premiership—winning number eight alex dombrandt is one of four players who will make his debut in england's match against canada on saturday. many of eddiejones�* first choice players are on tour with the british and irish lions. 12 players made theirfirst international appearance in sunday's win against usa. while lock harry wells, centre dan kelly and wing adam radwan are also winning theirfirst caps at twickenham this weekend. it might be a new—look side but england's bowlers have picked up where they left off in the one day series against pakistan. they dominated the matches with sri lanka. and despite positive covid tests in the camp leading to a completely fresh squad, they've had a good start against pakistan in cardiff. saqib mahmood took a wicket with the first ball of t

but it is a “olly front nae! ., ., .,~' confusing. but it is a “olly front nae! ., ., ., page! you to the front page of the sun. _ page! carol, i will take you to the front page of the sun. so - page! carol, i will take you to the front page of the sun. so many i front page of the sun. so many comments on this yesterday saying that this team is a tight team, and there have been comparisons to 1996. yes and it is really nice, we've had so many years of focusing on one or two star players, normally the striker, and of course harry kane has come through, he got a lot of bad press, but it is amazing the turnaround, from a bunch of captain hindsights, in the coming pages, they were not saying that a fortnight ago, i'm not an expert, but i know when there is a u—turn in the offing, but there is a lot of appreciation for gareth southgate, and he has been on an amazing roller—coaster now because of his errors in 96, which provides a beautiful narrative to ken for this, but i really like the way that people are responding to his leadership, saying that they were she was in the cabinet,

this woman lived nearby and saw olly not _ tree.their son at an agent like this.— parents that lost their son at an agent like this. at his funeral, his dad said he _ agent like this. at his funeral, his dad said he was _ agent like this. at his funeral, his dad said he was loved, _ agent like this. at his funeral, his dad said he was loved, nurtured l agent like this. at his funeral, his i dad said he was loved, nurtured and cherished. —— at an agent like this. the children involved in his death will be sentenced later. parts of london are recovering after being hit by torrential downpours yesterday. a month of rain fell in three hours in some areas of the capital, leading to widespread flooding. homes, roads and tube stations were badly affected, while two london hospitals have asked patients to stay away. firefighters took over 1,000 calls and had to rescue people from their cars. tom edwards reports. more like a river than a dlr station — this was pudding lane last night as nearly two inches of rain fell in just a few hours. thi

this is a video of ollie being rescued. this is in wales.el was reported missing over the weekend. he disappeared after going for a swim at a beach nearby. life boat crews searched the water there eventually finding ollie at the base of a cliff. he was really thirsty but other than that, he is all good. >> good to see it. >>> some top stories your way at 6:30, olympics in peril, another american athlete testing positive overnight, the preps that are being pushed through, days before the opening ceremonies. >>> and emoji evolution, facebook taking your favorite texting characters into the future. you will see the way they have been reimagined. >>> and bezos blast off, the launch pad ready for lift off. we have a sneak peek as he and the other three passengers are speaking live to good morning america. >>> a live look outside, 6:28, we'll be right back. >>> live breaking news at 60. >> a huge house fire breaking out in west oakland. we have been following this for a while now. firefighters it appears are getting a handle on it but you can see

going on today olly?ally speak to him. it looks like he is there but we don't have quite him at there but we don't have quite him at the moment. england continue in their preparations ahead of that final with italy on sunday. the england team yesterday, they were split up, so a lot of the key players in that england starting team who beat denmark, theyjust had a very light session yesterday, just some of this stretching you can see here. getting some of the aches out of those muscles. ollie is back with us. what is going on at st george's park? , ., us. what is going on at st george's park? , . ., , ., park? they have trained this morning to sto park? they have trained this morning to step their— park? they have trained this morning to stop their penultimate _ park? they have trained this morning to stop their penultimate training - to stop their penultimate training station was behind closed doors. not wanting as they are observing for the first 15 minutes as we are usually allowed. we will get that tomo

read the story in common with you and everybody mr speaker, we all share the grief and the pain of olliey and millions of people up and down the country who have endured the privations that this country has been through in order to get the coronavirus pandemic under control. and that is why we had a change of health secretary the day after the story appeared, mr speaker. and that is why, actually, what we are doing as a government, instead of focusing on stuff going on within the westminster bubble, we are focusing on rolling out that vaccine, those vaccines at a rate that will make sure that people like ollie and his family do not have to suffer in the future. mr speaker, i can hardly think that the prime minister thinks it's appropriate in response to a question about 0llie to suggest that this is, in his words, the "westminster bubble". the westminster bubble, in answer to that question, prime minister — before prime minister's questions this morning, i spoke to 0llie�*s mum about the awful circumstances that she and her family have been through. she told me, prime minister, that ever

. >> found a dog. >> reporter: giving ollie water. >> oh, good pup. >> reporter: safely in the boat,mily. while back in cincinnati tonight, gertie is home. and her family, grateful. >> everybody was loving on her. the firefighters were so happy. >> we're grateful they're home, too. and i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> as residents flee bay area firefighters go in. tonight the difference they hope to make at one of the most dangerous wildfires burning in california right now. >>> they're due to real immunologic abnormalities and we have ways to treat them. >> a break through you will only see on 7 tonight. >>> san francisco is forecasting more than 15 million visitors this year. today there is a new plan to protect them from crime. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward and finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >>> we don't want to see any sad faces because of your experiences. we only want people to walk away from san francisco with a smile on their face. >> all smiles in the city, that's the goal the may have and ot

our sports correspondent olly foster reports.gainst germany will count for very little unless they can get it right against ukraine tomorrow in the quarterfinals. if they do, then it won't be like this. tuesday night will live long in the memory but, in what will be their first away game in the tournament, there'll be no travelling fans. rome will be much quieter. well, it was immense the other night. i thought the fans were incredible. but, actually, i think that would be really hard to replicate three days later, so i actually think it's a good thing for us to go away from wembley to... this game will be about us. we might have some support in the stadium but, if we do, it's not going to be vast numbers, by the sounds of it. the capacity at the stadio olimpico is capped at 16,000 tomorrow but, with strict quarantine restrictions in place, the english fa didn't take up their allocation of 2,500 tickets. travel is not being encouraged. translation: passengers arriving from britain will be checked - at the border by the police. th

olly foster, bbc news, wembley.spondent austin halewood is at wembley way this morning. i until kick off, but i know there's a few england fans already arriving. absolutely, yes, good morning from wembley way. just under ten hours to go until kick off, but plenty of england fans are starting to lie in the way for that final tonight. i was here in the early hours of the morning, it was me injust a was here in the early hours of the morning, it was me in just a few other people dotted around, few security guards, nothing more than that, but slowly the atmosphere has started to build, can see plenty of england fans, england's carrots, england fans, england's carrots, england flags and shirts lining the flanks 60,000 fans expecting to be here, they will go a golden ticket, we know there will be lining the street go racing the pictures of the other matches, it's packed out here, close to kick—off, and the likes of sweet caroline and three lions will be sung, and for england it's a calmer and quieter day in preparation fo

this is bbc news, i'm olly foster live in wembley, where anticipation is building ahead of tonight's european championship final. here are the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. cheering and applause. on the brink of history — england's footballers prepare to take on italy in tonight's final — their biggest match in more than half a century. their resilience and experiences as a team have really prepared them well for this moment. there's excitement too in italy, the four time world cup winners are confident they can beat england, we'll be with the fans there gearing up for the big night. the hopes of millions will be behind southgates team at wembley — with the queen, prince william and borisjohnson leading the messages of support. i'm ben brown with our other main stories. the uk's vaccine minister says the government is confident that plans to lift a range of covid restrictions will go ahead onjuly 19 in england. but he also said masks are still expected to be worn indoors. the fortification of the vaccination programme has allowed us to cautiously move t

good evening, i'm olly foster, live at wembley, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. can england 15 minutes away from the european championship final. it could go all the way to penalties. that's how the italians got to the final. they have been on an amazing run. as has nonk djokovic at wimbledon, he's champion once again at the all england club. as wimbledon comes to a close, we are one match away from the end of the european championship. italy against england at wembley. you might have hurt a bit of police activity down on the streets below me. still thousands setting off flares in wembley way and thousands of fans without tickets. let's take you inside to speak tojohn watson. before we talk about team news and what gareth southgate has done to set up his team against the italians, we saw some scenes outside in which stewards seemed to lose control of the situation with some of those fans without tickets. yes. of those fans without tickets. yes, ima . es of those fans without tickets. yes, images emerging _ of those fans without tickets. yes, images emerging of _

olly foster reporting there.year—old plays australian ajla tomljanovic for a place in the quarterfinals. laura scott is at the all england club. there is a real buzz here about emma raducanu and her breakthrough which has shocked her into the spotlight and up more than 150 places in the world rankings. she has nothing to lose today and will take confidence from the fact she has already beaten a player ranked higher than tomljanovic. but she seems to be playing for fun, tomljanovic. but she seems to be playing forfun, embracing tomljanovic. but she seems to be playing for fun, embracing this extraordinary experience and seeing just how long it lasts. long—term goals, my dream is to win wimbledon. emma raducanu's hardly the only tennis—mad teenager with that ambition. the difference is she's already made her mark on sw19 in remarkable style. promoted from court 18 to the show courts, she's now been hailed the star of british tennis after making it through to the fourth round, all without losing a set or her cool. a

olly foster reports. gareth southgate was right, he said a change of scene, the first match in the tournament away from wembley would be good for the players and this was rome sweet rome. it of quarantine and travel restrictions, there were only a few thousand england fans inside the stadium, but millions were packed into the fan parks and beer gardens back home, and this isjust parks and beer gardens back home, and this is just a taste of what could be a very special week ahead. i know what will be happening at home and that is great. it is lovely send everybody on a saturday night beerin send everybody on a saturday night beer in hand, in the air, wherever it is! and they should, they should enjoy it. it is! and they should, they should en'o it. . ., , enjoy it. england have been living throu~h enjoy it. england have been living through the _ enjoy it. england have been living through the gears _ enjoy it. england have been living through the gears at _ enjoy it. england have been living through the gea

olly foster, bbc news, st george's park. people getting nervous already!warmer day and what a fine place to spend that time on the white sand beaches of the western isles. there were one or two storms around. the weekend though, those storms will be much more intense and widespread. could cause some problems. overnight, showers and thunderstorms clearing away. a band of boundary rain edging its way in. it turn quite muddy. tomorrow, this first band of thundery rain pushes northwards. 30 mm and rain and could cause some localised surface water flooding. but the way the winds are, that will tend to lock this line of thunderstorms across parts of to england. we could see a0 to 80 mm of rainfall. that could cause us some bloody issues. you're watching bbc news. i'm jane hill. these are the headlines. the labour leaders or kill starmer has welcomed victory in the election. —— sir keir starmer has welcomed. the cases to be dropped against two former soldiers facing murder charges from northern ireland troubles without including from lettie sunday. angela merkel

this is bbc news, i'm olly foster live at wembley, ahead of tonight's european championship final.e coming, the match against italy, their first major final for more than half a century. we need this, this year, after the time we have had, we need some of this, we need excitement, to be behind our country. hours before kick—off, thousands are already gathering on wembley way in support of gareth southgate�*s team — and he had this message for them: we will be doing everything we can, your support and energy has given us a huge lift and it will on sunday.

olly foster, bbc.r there is a defeat there will be intense analysis of everything that happened in the game. i have benefited from a lot of praise during the tournament. and if we did not get that right last night, if i did not get that right last night, i have to accept that as well. some of that analysis could be accurate, and i expect some of it won't be. but i need time to reflect on all of that. you make hundreds of decisions in the course of a week, in the course of a tournament there are even more, and you are not going to get all of those rights. you call them as you see them at the time. you have got to get more right than wrong. if i did not get the calls right last night then so be it, i have to live with that. we concluded there and i thank you all. england an. — england manager all. en-land mana-ergareth all. en-land mana-er gareth south-ate england manager gareth southgate giving that a news conference there. he said he feels like, my stomach has been ripped out this morning. he said, i k

our reporter olly foster is with them at st george's park.in the _ the players arrive at five o'clock in the morning and so it is always going _ in the morning and so it is always going to — in the morning and so it is always going to be — in the morning and so it is always going to be a difference to recovery, we saw some of them having to walk _ recovery, we saw some of them having to walk about and the grounds he at st george _ to walk about and the grounds he at st george park in the dutch to lightning — st george park in the dutch to lightning storm of about an hour or so each _ lightning storm of about an hour or so each year at st george park. but there _ so each year at st george park. but there will_ so each year at st george park. but there will be doing is a full training _ there will be doing is a full training session and on tuesday before — training session and on tuesday before they head to london on the eve of— before they head to london on the eve of that — before they head to london on the eve of that semifinal against denma

thanks olly, well from wembley to wimbledon, because it's men's quarter—finals day at the all englandlub. there's a full house of fans on both centre court and roger federer has been knocked out, he was well beaten in straight sets by hubert hurkacz. our reporter our reporter chetan parthak is there for us. djokovic, it was just not the roger federer we were used to seeing there today? he: was flat come out of sync, and he lost it straight sets for the first time at wimbledon in 19 years. and thatis time at wimbledon in 19 years. and that is going to be a story in a time. even if he is 39 now, coming to the shaping chips only having played about five events in the last 18 months. when federal loses in the manner in which he lost today it's going to be a story. just the left of me on the opposite media balcony there's hundreds of people lined up i can only assume to catch a glimpse because the inevitable question will because the inevitable question will be asked, bearing in mind he turns 40 be asked, bearing in mind he turns a0 in august, have we seen the last of it roger federer at w

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster live at st george's park.etch, england say they are fit, they say they are ready for the european championship finals on sunday. a, the european championship finals on sunda . �* , . the european championship finals on sunda . m ., . ., the european championship finals on sunda . �* , ., . ., ., sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this — sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this to _ sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this to win _ sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this to win a _ sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this to win a trophy. - sunday. a be a cloud level, the long wait for this to win a trophy. we - wait for this to win a trophy. we are also going to get the very latest from the italian camp, what do they have in store for the match? here at wimbledon, the road number one looks to be heading into sunday's wimbledon final were italy awaits. and live at the bbc sword centre the rest of today's sport, the come back equals the all—time record of the s

our reporter olly foster is with them at st george's park.k here at their training camp at five o'clock in the morning so it was always going to be a day of rest and recovery and we saw some of them having a walkabout in the grounds here and they dodged a lightning storm that dodged fry for about an hour or so here at st george's park and what they will be doing for the next few days as a full training session tomorrow, another on tuesday before they head down to london on the eve of that semifinal against denmark on wednesday. they will be analysing the opposition, what about the danes? they played them twice backin the danes? they played them twice back in the autumn in the nations and the heat and there was a goalless draw and they also lost england one nail and christian eriksen won his 100th cap in that game and scored the winner and of course what the danes are doing here is motivated by that terrible incident, the trauma in their first match of when christian eriksen collapsed on the pitch. they are going out and playing every single m

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ollie foster, bbc news. _ admire about players. thanks, mate. ollie foster, bbc news.efore you knew you would both get this _ in the tournament before you knew you would both get this far. - in the tournament before you knew you would both get this far. i- in the tournament before you knewl you would both get this far. i mean, they hit— you would both get this far. i mean, they hit the — you would both get this far. i mean, they hit the ground _ you would both get this far. i mean, they hit the ground running. - you would both get this far. i mean, they hit the ground running. what. they hit the ground running. what have you — they hit the ground running. what have you made _ they hit the ground running. what have you made of _ they hit the ground running. what have you made of roberto - they hit the ground running. what. have you made of roberto mancini's team? _ have you made of roberto mancini's team? they— have you made of roberto mancini's team? they look— have you made of roberto mancini's team? they look frightening - have you made of roberto mancini's team? the

olly foster has been watching england's final training session at st george's park.they say they are and the first thing that impressed me when we were allowed in for the first 15 minutes down there on the sir bobby charlton pitch, echoes of 1966 all around the place, wasjust pitch, echoes of 1966 all around the place, was just the pitch, echoes of 1966 all around the place, wasjust the happiness, the smiling faces, the laughter even from gareth southgate. but they have been getting down to some very serious business preparing for the italians. but how can they not enjoy this moment? just one more sleep before a major championship final. it has not been perfect because we also noticed very early on that he is very recognisable, that bleached blonde hair we saw, phil foden actually missed this final training session, he picked up a knock in training yesterday so he sat this one out as a precaution. it will be a huge blow if he couldn't be involved tomorrow at wembley. but gareth southgate has such a depth of options in that position, the man at the moment in possessio

unions at the time as insulting and effectively pay cuts in real terms when factoring and inflation is ollie's been looking at the contrast between how frontline work has been rewarded compared to those closer to power. it's been a tough year for emergency services or post. well the u. k. been no different with frontline health care bearing the brunt of the pan demik, many of the large, decoded thousands of others face mental health strain. one of the physical consequences of working long, stressful hours. while these 9 workers fight for better wages, the bureaucratic bosses in the civil service or in lights receive tens of thousands of pounds in pay rise. and according to the latest figures released by the home office, and i just thought i left an impress like the kind of society that victories want to create, which is for the rich and how full of ordinary coughing. i mean, how down in this country, in the public sense, up also from the private i think people off of our services, probably we've all learned that it's one rule for them. and another rule for us, and they keep that throat. i thin

that he seems to spend ollie's time making rather feeble jokes about things and doesn't do his homework. medical is absolutely the opposite. she's always had a reputation for somebody who does her homework before any meeting. so i think from that point of view, there is an element of mistrust, and she was very careful nonetheless, today when she was asked about her relations with all the different british prime ministers, she's known to say, well, they're all very different. but things have gone quite well with dear boris. otherwise, i wouldn't be here today, a very diplomatic answer. i think it's a quentin peel from the thinking chatham house, so very much appreciate your perspective. thank you. the public health experts are worried about a new corona virus variant within 50 cases of the so called delta plus varying have been detected in india. the variant has also surface in the usa and almost a dozen other countries. indian scientists say it could be more transmissible, more infectious, and resistant to life saving drugs given to some cobra, 1900 patients. but they need more data to

as insulting and effectively a pay cut in real terms and when you factor in that of inflation each. ollie has been looking at the contrast between how frontline workers have been rewarded compared to those closer to power. it's been a tough year for emergency services across the world in the case been no different with frontline healthcare stuff bearing the brunt of the pan dammit. many of the large covert thousands of others face mental health strains. one of the physical consequences of working long, stressful hours. while these frontline work as part for better wages, the bureaucratic bosses in the civil service or in lights receive tens of thousands of pounds and pay rises according to the latest figures released by the home office . and it just offer less than impressed. it's just like the kind of society victories want to create, which is for the rates from how full and ordering pain crossing. i think how down in this country, in the public, from the private i think people off of authority, probably we've all learned that it's one rule for them and another room for us. and they teac

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it's ollie who's been looking at the contrast between how frontline workers have been rewarded compared to those closer to positions of power. it's been a tough year for emergency services, while the u. k. been no different with frontline health care bearing the brunt of the panoramic. many of the large jacoby thousands of others face mental health strain. one of the physical consequences of working long, stressful hours. while these 9 workers fight for better wages, the bureaucratic bosses in the civil service or in lights receive tens of thousands of pounds and pay rises according to the latest figures really by the home office. and i just thought i left an impress like the kind of society that victories want to create, which is for the rich and how full and ordering pain. i think i seen how down in this country in the public sense, but also from the private i think people suffer most probably we've all learned that it's one rule for them and another route for us and they keep that dr. throat . i think it's shameful. initially the government, also nurses, doctors, and paramedics, a on

. >> reporter: and another rescue in wales, ollie lost in the ocean, paddling for at least three hours. >> reporter: safely in the boat, soon to be reunited with his family. back in cincinnati tonight, gertie is home. and her family, grateful. >> everybody was loving on her. the firefighters were so >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >>> covid is still here right now. we are still fighting fighting >> hospitalizations and deaths are occurring among unvaccinated americans. these tragedies are avoidable. >> a return of masks and new recommendations for students as they get ready to return to the classroom as covid cases continue to rise again. thank you for joining us. i am larry beil. >> i am kristen sze. you are watching abc7, who live, and wherever you >> you can see why there is so much concern right now. the seven-day positivity rate is up to 4.1%, consider a little over a month ago it was 0.7%. >>> there are 14,000 new cases reported over the weekend. that number is including saturday and sunday combined. another trend we are seein