this is the stage show as well where the fans have gathered in oxford street.he players to arrive. let's just pause for a while and we will be able to hopefully hear some of what they are saying as they with the players to arrive. i’zfe they are saying as they with the players to arrive.— players to arrive. i've got a feelin: players to arrive. i've got a feeling as _ players to arrive. i've got a feeling as well _ players to arrive. i've got a feeling as well that - players to arrive. i've got a feeling as well that they i players to arrive. i've got a - feeling as well that they might be a little brat lubricated. had a few beers _ little brat lubricated. had a few beers on — little brat lubricated. had a few beers on the way. i little brat lubricated. had a few beers on the way.— little brat lubricated. had a few beers on the way. i saw him with the box under his — beers on the way. i saw him with the box under his arm _ beers on the way. i saw him with the box under his arm so _ beers on the way. i saw him with the box under his arm so we _ beers on the way.

we can see now i believe what are the live pictures on a stage, on oxford street in the centre of manchester spencer, infact, in can see it is outside in marks & spencer, in fact, in the city. they will be making their way through, making their way to a stage near oxford street where they will come to the stage, presumably the squad, the manager, and they will lift their trophies and celebrate with their trophies and celebrate with their fans. their trophies and celebrate with theirfans. i think we believe their trophies and celebrate with their fans. i think we believe a norway flag, erling haaland of course more than 50 goals this season of the golden boot winner, in this year's champions league, he has played such an integral part of their cheese —— success —— success this year. you can seal it means to defence the fans on the upper tier of that shopping complex, waiting to the people lucky enough to get on the bus. this doesn't look like players on the bus, may be lucky friends and family celebrate with them. we are keeping across all of those five pictures as the fans and players soak u

sections of oxford street and holland street in manchester city have been closed today in preparationwith us. lots more ahead. don't go away. it has been another hot and humid day but we are starting to see changes. the clouds are brewing and the heat has not been as stubborn as yesterday. we have seen some sharper showers developing down into the south—west over the last few hours. you can see the last signs of this thunderstorm is now starting to break out. i suspect over the next few hours, those winter storms are likely once again, to become more widespread. particularly across england and wales to close out our sunday evening. probablyjust in time for an evening family barbecue, i'm afraid. so, you could also see more persistent rain moving out of dorset across gloucestershire, and “p dorset across gloucestershire, and up into south wales. we could have a couple inches of rainfall here on top of this thunderstorm is as well top of this thunderstorm is as well to look out for. it may well lead to some localised flooding in places. that rain clearing slowly away from south wales. i

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