. >> paul mbappe, your thoughts ? >> paul mbappe, your thoughts? >> paul mbappe, your thoughts?it looks bad, it does look bad. but context is everything. and as mark said, we don't quite know what the context of the incident was and it is important that it's investigated before people jump to conclusions. but i can't think of what context might exist to justify what a police officer did to someone who, at that moment in time, clearly or didn't appear to be posing a threat. and there was a kick to the head and there was a stamp to the head. so i can't think of circumstances. i held something in his hand. i don't know, that would be a circumstance. well but he was clearly prostrate on the prostrate on the floor. something in your hand for sake of argument. i'm speculating and it's possible. but in those circumstances, looking at it as we've all done, i can't really think of a context in which that immediate action was justified . immediate action was justified. but at the same time, i'm not going to condemn the officer on the basis of tv footage. i do agree that i think it's right

and trade unionist and author paul mbappe, who's coming in in dreads next time round.hat, you can catch up on any case now there's a little football game going on this weekend. evidently on sunday it's it might be coming home. it might not. who knows? we've been here before. england play in the euros final against spain. someone's probably a culture appropriate in that as well. however, if you walk through the streets of london and probably other big cities, you would never know it . now in london. never know it. now in london. still we have got beautiful rainbow flags flying up regent street and oxford street and all the big streets in the west end of london, so where are the england flags? that's what i want to know. where are they? i haven't seen i mean, i've got my flag on my balcony and i hope, gentlemen, you both got england flags out. no, i'm afraid not. so why are we not flying the cross of saint george? i'm going to come to you first on this one, daniel. i mean, there's nonei one, daniel. i mean, there's none i haven't seen. you know, we've got the nothing wro

paul pogba, who is appealing a four—year ban for a doping offence. he almost saw his french keeper embarrassed. kevin de bruyne�*s free kick saved. sort of. much has been made of kylian mbappe, dancing past defenders... that would have been special! perhaps his protective mask had obscured the path to goal. could belgium take advantage of france's recent lack of form? not quite. there was nothing between the two sides until late on. and france lead! and it is a cruel blow for belgium! france finally found the target, albeit via a deflection. they are through to the quarterfinals. but who would meet them? it was always going to be the cristiano ronaldo show in portugal's game against slovenia. the 39—year—old desperate to score, but his free kicks were not getting through, or strikes from open play, or even from a penalty. itjust will not happen! tears as he felt his country's chances slip away. still goalless after extra time, so up stepped ronaldo again for the first penalty. and this time he didn't miss. portugal's goalkeeper stopped three, and it was down to bernardo silva. they are through to the next round, where france are waiting. jane dougall, bbc news. on the side