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it looks like raheem sterling had another chance. raheem sterling had another chance.er chance. raheem sterling had a wonderful chance before half—time. he was put through byjordan henderson and was one—on—one with the goalkeeper. these are live pictures on bbc one. you are seeing a replay of that chance at the back post that england had. it was raheem sterling. you tried for the spectacular, but look at it into the air. england still leading i—0. after half—time, sweden had a wonderful chance to equalise. marcus berg's header, another fantastic save. we saw saves from jordan pickford in the last 16, but it was that big live timekeeping out marcus berg han it was that big live timekeeping out marcus berghan keeping england in front. just over 35 minutes left to play. if england can keep a clean sheet, keep their shape, as they have done, it is not a spectacular game. the game will open. sweden having to go fred, semifinal is back in 1984. england looking for their first semifinal since 1990. -- 19 94. it will be first semifinal since 1990. —— 19 94. it will be nervous.

a few questions over whether raheem sterling did not against colombia to warrant a start, but garethed the starting 11, the same team that started against tunisia at the very started against tunisia at the very start of their journey started against tunisia at the very start of theirjourney in russia. that is as deemed that is developing, gareth southgate trusting his players and he has used this mantra of them writing their own history. very early stages of this chapter in samara, but one of the most important game for two or three generations of england players. you will be watching the game for us and we will be crossing to your live through the programme. are correspondent sarah corker is in sunderland with some nervous england fa ns sunderland with some nervous england fans preparing for the big game. it is quiet behind you? it is not really. it has been incredibly noisy. it is hot and lots of people are chanting football is coming home. this is a music festival, sunnyside live, and they are expecting 4000 people throughout the day, but as you can see, they have stopped the musi

raheem sterling wrote a great page about how he came over when he was young and clean toilets with hish his mum but now he's playing by the national team. thank you very much. that's it for the papers tonight don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to my guests dia chakravarty from the daily telegraph and dawn foster from the guardian. we'll have a fuller paper review with them at 11—30. will have a review —— a summary of the news then as well. good evening. it was another stifling day for many parts of the country. again we saw 30 degrees just to the west of london, not quite as high as temperatures on sunday. it was really only where we had prolonged sunshine we saw such heat. quite a noticeable change across the northern half the country. scotland and the north of england, temperatures lower because of this cloud. it is linked to this week weather front. slightly cold air being produced.

raheem sterling, hopefully. please call, i beg you. who will score? has to be harry kane.ichard askam is in manchester, will the same be being sung about? thank you very much. i have had to resort to this microphone because the atmosphere here is building. this is castlefield bowl in manchester, we are expecting around 8000 people inside come kick—off. it will be pretty snug. it is quite a small arena. i have seen events here before, it will be absolutely fantastic inside this little arena. as well as pride in the whole of gareth southgate's team, there is particular pride in the players that play for the two manchester clubs, really in stirling, john stones, kyle walker manchester city —— raheem sterling, john stones, kyle walker manchester city and jesse lingard of manchester united. there is excitement. a little bit like me, i was very confident yesterday, i woke up this morning and started to feel extremely nervous. in my mind, all of a sudden, luka modric, very good player that he is, became the best player in the world and so on. chatting to some of those bands, the

maybe a player like raheem sterling might pop up and score a long overdue goal, we might see a player kane? no one is blaming him, he tried his best, but the missed opportunities? hitting the post, if only? highly easy is it to get that out of your head? very simple for a player of harry kane‘s calibre. out of your head? very simple for a player of harry kane's calibre. any of them, missed opportunities? raheem sterling is the one that you can lead back yet, and certainly his clu b can lead back yet, and certainly his club form this season has been outstanding, his end product has improved, so too have not done that for england, he will be desperate to overturn that. yes, missed opportunities, but if you look at the things we have done in this shoot out, amazing. that is the highlight for me. we have capitalised on set pieces which we have never done in the past, we have a lwa ys have never done in the past, we have always been on the losing side of that. we have changed those things, the squad has helped change the mentality. as a nation, we think, bring on the penalty shoot out. can

a burst from raheem sterling causing panic in the swedish defence, harry kane dragging the shot wide. and again showed why. firmly in! harry maguire got his head to it! what a game to score your first international goal. was football heading home? the pace of sterling was a constant menace but not for the first time a lack of composure at the crucial moment was costly. having become the hero of their victory in the last round, pickford came to the rescue again. but england were about to take their world cup to a level few thought possible when they arrived here in russia. this is the stuff of dreams from the 3 lions! sweden punished for leaving dele alli unmarked. england with a non—2—goal lead that their dominance deserved. a place in their dominance deserved. a place in the last four there is to lose. they would not, the immense pickford having the game of his life is sweet and desperately searched for a response to no avail. england win! england comfortably sealing their biggest victory for years and with it, theirfirst semifinalfor a generation. gareth southgate becoming the third

an attacking midfield ofjesse lingard, raheem sterling and dele alli, with harry kane at the top of thatg to be going for it. no margin for error. it is full stea m it. no margin for error. it is full steam ahead for moscow on tuesday. getting really exciting. it is. a lot of the talk has been about changes gareth southgate made for the belgian game which england lost. is there any sense of a loss of momentum or is it the opposite? is there any sense of a loss of momentum or is it the opposite7m we look back to the start of the tournament, england came very close in the first match against tunisia but they did get the win to get off toa but they did get the win to get off to a positive start after so many yea rs of to a positive start after so many years of failure at major tournaments. harry kane scoring at the death, giving them into the second match, impetus into the match, jesse lingard with the pick of the goals. then came that it changes, perhaps knocking the wind out of their sails, defeat to an understrength belgian team. the players we have been speaking to have been adamant eng

a burst from raheem sterling then causing panic in the swedish defence, harry kane dragging his shotcialists here and once again showed why. commentator: it's headed firmly in! harry maguire! what a game to score your first international goal. was football heading home? sterling's pace was a constant menace but not for the first time a lack of composure at a crucial moment proved costly. having become the hero of his side's victory in the last round, pickford came to the rescue again. but england were about to take the world cup to a level few had thought possible when they arrived here in russia. commentator: this is the stuff of dreams from the three lions! sweden punished for leaving dele alli unmarked. england with a 2—goal lead their dominance deserved. a place in the last four now theirs to lose but lose it they would not. the immense pickford having the game of his life as sweden desperately search for as response to no avail. commentator: england win! england comfortably sealing their biggest victory for years and with it their first semi—finalfor a generation. gareth southga

a burst from raheem sterling causing panic in the defence. harry kane dragging his shot wide.ists here and once again showed why. it is headed firmly in! harry maguire got his head to it. what a game to score your first international corp. was football heading home? sterling's pace was a co nsta nt heading home? sterling's pace was a constant menace but not for a first timea constant menace but not for a first time a lack of composure at a crucial moment proved costly. having become the hero of his side's victory in the last round, pickford soon victory in the last round, pickford soon came victory in the last round, pickford soon came to the rescue again but england were about to take their world cup to a level few had thought possible when they arrived here in russia. this is the stuff of dreams from the three lions. sweden punished for leaving dele alli unmarked, injured with a two goal lead their dominance deserved. a place in the last four now theirs to lose. but lose that they would not, the immense pickford having the game of his life as sweden desperately searched for

ijust want raheem sterling to get on the squad. you wa nt to sterling to get on the squad. us are saying it is coming home. we are committing ourselves. digby, henry, good to see you. thank you for your company. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. 0ur our guests will be back with us very soon. our guests will be back with us very soon. i am leaving you for this evening. coming up at midnight, it is newsday. hello there. well, temperatures only reach 26 celsius today in devon, that was the hottest spot in the uk, and it was the first time in more than five days that we haven't had somewhere reach the 30 degrees mark somewhere reach the 30 degrees mark somewhere in the uk. so extraordinary has been a hot spell of weather. now, we had a fine end to the day in lincolnshire with a beautiful sunset sent here by our weather watchers. as far as the weather g

danny rose out of the team, jordan henderson holding in midfield, in front of him, jesse lingard, raheem sterlingengland made the right decision are changing so many players in the match. yesterday we heard from dele alli and here was his view on the subject. we have to approach every game but we are playing the best team in the world. there are some topsides. —— we have to approach every game like we are playing the best team in the world. you know, there are some top sides, no international game is easy, so for us, we are not focusing on the next games, we want to get through colombia. they are dangerous side and they have got a lot of great talent, so we have to be switched on to that and not look into into the future, into the next game. i suppose those changes that gareth southgate made against belgium in the defeat, that has been the main talking point. do you think the resista nce talking point. do you think the resistance at all but any loss of momentum has been in the england camp. —— do you get a sense at all? from seeing them in training yesterday, the media was allowed into the first

thing defensively they've conceded in every game so far there's inexperience in the goal and with raheem sterling who's lucky to play tonight you got a player who is well liked. and is well respected but only got two goals in force against england and none now in the twenty two games and let's not forget england have not worn a knockout game in a major tournament for twelve years yet let's not even get into the subject of penalty has there been so many it's call it we definitely don't want to be talking about that with england uncle on the subject of colombia you know there was so exciting to watch in two thousand and fourteen minutes for three guests have we seen the same kind of columbia at this tournament. i don't think any surprise that the times they've got their best is when thomas has been on the pitch he was injured in the first game when they lost to japan he was instrumental in that three nil defeat over poland in game two and was playing well when he went off injured in the final game and then senegal they went on to win the game one nil but he was it was noticeable that the standard o

england driving forward, raheem sterling going through the channels of harry kane outside a couple ofreally good save and england might have put themselves to having zero out. it is felt that croatia forced a decent save out of jordan felt that croatia forced a decent save out ofjordan pickford and he has not had that much to do so far. little moment of drama towards half—time, but actually the referee blew his whistle for half—time, the players were trudging off and use said hang about a minute, players were trudging off and use said hang abouta minute, my players were trudging off and use said hang about a minute, my video referees might have spotted something from england as they were defending a corner. wejust kind of tripped over his own feet under pressure from harry maguire. it remains one having zero but my word this is farfrom over. a0 minutes left to play in a little bit of injury time. mostly inside his dugout butjust urging the players to find their shape because this is such a dangerous croatian side, the croatian side might be fatigued as they have come through to penalt

strong, physical team, i like this organisation, the game plan from the back, and harry kane raheem sterlingest tea m think 2-1, croatia. may the best team wind. thank you very much. facebook has been fined a record £500,000 by the information commissioner over its misuse of data. the regulator has been investigating how the details of tens of millions of users ended up in the hands of the political consultancy cambridge analytica. the commissioner raised concerns about political parties buying personal information from what it called "data brokers". and theojoins me in the studio now. when we are talking about a multi—billion pound company, £500,000 is a drop in the ocean. for facebook, certainly, £500,000 is small change. it won't make any difference to the business. but what's important is the message this sets up. this wasn't the largest find the commissioner's opposite is able to levy under the laws that we re able to levy under the laws that were applicable at the time, but since then the laws have changed. it is now possible for companies to misuse data to have much bigger fines and s

to see the england flag draped around somebody like raheem sterling who was born in the shadow of wembleyme feel wanted or accepted. that is massive! i think that is massive. i don't know if i am overreacting. that is my national flag. and i am proud to be english. but you are white. that doesn't make any different. he is telling us that it does. it is slightly terrifying. it has been terrifying. is that now in the past? no. it will always be there. you can look outside what is happening in football to the rest of the landscape. what is it about this tea m landscape. what is it about this team that has meant you have not walked in the opposite direction when you see somebody carrying the flag of st george? because normally they have their arms up ready for a hug. the great thing about football is you are 90 minutes away from making a new friend. you can watch england against sweden, and there was a lovely retired married couple talking to me about how their daughter was my age and she was doing similar things, graduating daughter was my age and she was doing similarthings, graduating in s

previously but that doesn't mean racism has gone away and we can't forget the type of racism raheem sterlingwithin institutions and football is a cause to bring people together as we have seen. but football cannot bring this country together with hope or inspiration will stop it as a starting point, we cannot hold hands with donald trump and expect gareth southgate and his team to win this country together. one thing we have got, we have seen through gareth southgate, it is when people can perform and deliver and they are proud to wear that shirt, we as a nation proud of them whether they are players on the pitch, doctors and hospitals, police officers on the streets, and that is the kind of nation desolation and english nationalism we need to believe in. john barnes, there is a message, john barnes, there is a message, john barnes, there is a message, john barnes, so eloquent on race, trump and football! thank you very much. libby to say, listening to the callers talking about the effect gareth southgate has had. i have been watching images of treason and places around the country and we ha

look at the reporting of raheem sterling and his gun tattooed a few months ago.ta time, tonight, and you have to go one game at a time, you can‘t go that far. but it is coming home. josh? don't ask me this. we are going to winter night, i'm confident we will win tonight. i've got a terrible feeling it's going to be on its way home and then stop in france, but i hope i am wrong. as my 14-year-old said, it's a one—off match, you can fluke a win. we can fluke a win, that is the attitude, that's what made this country great, fluke. against france it is hard. thank you so much. thank you for having me. josh also does a football pod cast call quickly, kevin, willie score? lindsay, thank you for coming on, and lord sugar, live from venice. coming up... england fans are expected to fill pubs and bars to witness england take on croatia in the world cup semifinals this afternoon. but what are our fellow britains abroad doing? we‘ll hear from three of them — one who‘s in the antarctic and another who‘s currently sailing around gibraltar and another who will be live from a p

players like raheem sterling might struggle to get in behind. we can do it. what about you, charlie?” russia and i think we can do it. what about you, charlie? i watched sweden—switzerland, i pretty much watched every game, i am not going to lie, but i was not very impressed with either team yesterday. switzerland had a few suspensions andl switzerland had a few suspensions and i don't think sweden played particularly well. they scraped the game and! particularly well. they scraped the game and i would be devastated if we did not beat them on saturday. i think it should be more of a comfortable game than columbia, if i'm honest. i am not so sure about that. one thing with sweden is there going to play 4—4—2. one thing to ta ke going to play 4—4—2. one thing to take from yesterday is that there weren't that many shots on target so i think we need to have more creativity, i would like to see danny rose start the next match. i think we need more pace. but i think all of the boost that we have got from this result should see us over the line. sweden

harry maguire raheem sterling. and i think this morning, dream is the important word. coming home, we know that, but the month of thinking it might has been worth it. how it the team feeling ahead of the play—off on saturday? it is an opportunity to either abandon the tea m opportunity to either abandon the team so to speak, or to say, right, we are getting behind you one last time, we want to see you fight the third place. i will be honest, it is the most pointless game in football ever. nobody wants to play the third bass player. harry kane can go home at the golden boot, so he could get at the golden boot, so he could get a few extra goals to complete that. but nobody wants to play that. i was speaking to ferdinand last night, who thing is crossed, mightjoin us this morning. he was saying that there will be devastation in the dressing room and a hotel overnight, and they won't want to do anything today. they will probably drown their sorrows overnight. after what has been a grey month, there will reflect a nd has been a grey month, there will reflect and look back a

gareth, i would like to ask you about the discussions over raheem sterling's performances in this worldr your first win the anthem football's coming home at and what it means when you hear it now? well, i'm not surprised that croatia have identified raheem is a key player. i think if you look at all are think if yomokatallate patterns on the way out attacking patterns on the way out from four have combined and played, he has been instrumental in that. so i think he is a player that is really appreciated by the team and i have seen lots of ex—players and had lots of messages from ex—players who are of the same view. so we are really pleased with his contribution, his work ethic as well without the ball has been incredible for us. he is a huge threat and in the game against sweden was a huge threat throughout. football's coming home is a song i couldn't even listen to for 20 years, frankly! so for me, it has a slightly different feel, but it's nice to hear people enjoying it again anyway. next question, right here, please? do we have a microphone over there? go—ahead. i think it's obvious

we don't have zlatan any more, we don't have lionel messi, we don't have ronaldo, or neymar, raheem sterlinglen, holly hamilton is at wimbledon, temperatures soaring, are you keeping cool? jeanette, it is hot, hot at wimbledon, i'm concerned i will become the same colour as my dress by the end of the day. i do have factor 50 so it should be fine. temperatures are soaring. they won't drop soon but what is dropping as the numberof drop soon but what is dropping as the number of seats at wimbledon. dropping like flies! the men's top ten are down to five and the women have only got three left, karolina pliskova, simona halep and venus williams, who plays right now on court numberone, williams, who plays right now on court number one, against kiki bertens. venus williams is one said down, having struggled in the first set. kiki bertens took the set 6—2. kiki bertens 's leading for hikes and three in the second set. —— she's leading 4—3. meanwhile on ce ntre she's leading 4—3. meanwhile on centre court serena williams is warming up for her match against kristina mladenovic. that much is due to beg