it is raheem sterling. he said that i -- now. it is raheem sterling.e said that i —— but life pictures. it is 2-0. that i —— but life pictures. it is 2—0. two minutes ago. it seems like the match effectively 2— 02 minutes ago. england is looking good the progress from the last year and they have not won a knockout game in 90 minutes so this could be a momentous occasion for them against the old enemy, germany. so far looking very good at the moment. we can see the goals i believe now. let's have a look at the first goal. raheem sterling, no gold, i beg your pardon. that is looking very good indeed right now for england. we should keep you updated with that but first let's take a check on the tour de france. being at the tour was special enough. and ended years of heartbreak by claiming the fourth stage and is they will be remembered. when you have fought back from illness and thought your career might be over, this is their relief after proving people wrong. mark had not written in the tour de france since 2018. he has not won a stage for five years. h

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second—half goals came from raheem sterling and harry kane.the capital received by federal troops last year. they called for international agencies to bring in desperately needed aid. nearly 2 million people have fled their homes. amateurs hit new highs in western canada and the northwestern united states, with one town recording 47.9 celsius monday, 118 fahrenheit. 30 people have died in the vancouver area. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk.

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he has— i am so pleased for raheem sterling. he has had _ i am so pleased for raheem sterling.get— like, in the tournaments, not being able to get the goal, so i thought he was _ able to get the goal, so i thought he was dangerous all day, right from the start _ he was dangerous all day, right from the start. there was a throwing inside — the start. there was a throwing inside and _ the start. there was a throwing inside, and he was running at their defence _ inside, and he was running at their defence he — inside, and he was running at their defence, he looked a threat. so i'm really— defence, he looked a threat. so i'm really pleased for all of them. and of course fans were back at wembley today, and plenty of them as well. �* , ,., , wembley today, and plenty of them as well. absolutely fantastic to see. yes, it well. absolutely fantastic to see. yes. it was _ well. absolutely fantastic to see. yes, it was only _ well. absolutely fantastic to see. yes, it was only a _ well. absolutely fantastic to see. yes, it was only a quarter- well. absolutely fantastic to see. yes, it wa

the headed in by raheem sterling and england lead!— headed in by raheem sterling and enland lead! oss finding sterling _ england lead! the playmaker's ross finding sterling who _ england lead! the playmaker's ross finding sterling who this _ england lead! the playmaker's ross finding sterling who this time - finding sterling who this time couldn't miss. this is what it meant to some of those watching on around the country. —— playmaker's cross. england are finding their rhythm. harry kane enjoyed a quiet start of the tournament, hard to believe this was his first shot on target. but amid more frustration from the captain came a warning of the threat the czech republic post. jordan pickford's agility needed to preserve the clean sheet. the hosts won course to top the group having started the second half a little flat it wasn't long before changes were made. marcus rashford and a 17—year—old dude building and both introduced. a fading england needed a second but instead their opponents went close, the czech republic searching for an equaliser. england thought they had finished the ma

that was going in for raheem sterling. tensions rising yet further.p, but germany having their moments. time werner with the best of them in the first half. but within moments of the restart, they become even closer, kai havertz with the volley, jordan pickford with the reflex save. no let—up of tension, but history tells us it will always be like that. the big moment did indeed came eventually from raheem sterling, england's match winner twice at this tournament already, england's hero again. there's your spark! wembley ignites! germany could, perhaps should have got right back in this the. —— into this almost immediately. thomas muller doesn't usually miss such chances — even he couldn't believe it. not much has been made at the performances of england captain, harry kane — it only takes one moment to answer your critics. this was his, this was england's. an historic occasion, an historic victory. england are through, amidst extraordinary celebrations. adam wild, bbc news. millions of england fans could only dare to dream of tonight's victory. in pu

that was going in from raheem sterling. tensions rising yet further.ch winner twice at this tournament already, england's hero again. there's your spark, wembley ignites! germany could — perhaps should — have got right back in this dashing then. thomas muller doesn't usually miss such chances — even he couldn't believe it. not much has been made at the performances of england captain, harry kane — it only takes one moment to answer your critics. this was his, this was england's. an historic occasion and historic victory. england are through, and its extraordinary celebrations. adam wild, bbc news. afterwards, the manager was full of praise for notjust his players, but the fans at wembley, as well. the players were absolutely immense, right the way through the team. and the fans were, as well, you know, only 40,000 but it's as good an atmosphere as i can remember in wembley. we played extremely well. i think we deserved to win, but i said to them straightaway, "look, i'm the party pooper because if we don't go and capitalise that on saturday now, then i

that was going in for raheem sterling. tensions rising yet further.oser, a 0llie and jordan pickford with the reflex save. no let—up of tension, but history tells us it will always be like that. the big moment did indeed came eventually from raheem sterling, england's match winner twice at this tournament already, england's hero again. there is your spark, wembley ignites! wembley could or should have got right back in this dashing then. thomas muller doesn't usually miss such chances — even he couldn't believe it. not much has been made at the performances of england captain, harry kane — it only takes one moment to answer your critics. this was his, this was england's. an historic occasion and historic victory. england are through, and its extraordinary celebrations. adam wild, bbc news. afterwards, the manager was full of praise for notjust his players, but the fans at wembley, as well. the players were absolutely immense, write the way through the team. and the fans were, as well, you know, only a0,000 but it's as good an atmosphere as i can remem

a sterling effort from england... raheemuros. delight for djokovic. .. novak fights back against stefanos tsitsipas to win the french open. sort and not so sweet... new zealand wrap up victory over england within an hour on day 4 at edgbaston. good evening, there's only one place to start tonight and that's at wembley because england have made a winning start to their european championship campaign. gareth southgate's side beat croatia i—0, thanks to a goal from raheem sterling. it's the first time ever that england have won their first match at the euros. our sports editor dan roan watched the action. it may have only been a quarter full, but with a sun—drenched wembley hosting england at a major tournament once again, for many of those lucky enough to be cleared to enter, memories of those iconic euros 25 years ago were inevitable. now a new generation would understand, and hope. come on encland! understand, and hope. come on england! england _ understand, and hope. come on england! england had _ understand, and hope. come

the second half goals came from raheem sterling and harry kane.t's england's first win over germany in a tournament knockout match since 1966 rebel forces in ethiopia's northern tigray province have retaken the regional capital mekelle which was seized by federal troops last year. they have called for international agencies to bring in desperately needed aid. australia is battling a new phase of the coronavirus pandemic. cases of the delta variant rose to triple figures. sydney now has a two—week lockdown and there are outbreaks in four states and territories. serena williams is out of wimbledon in the first round of the competition. the 39—year—old was leading in the first set against aliaksandra sasnovich, but called it quits and walked off centre court in tears after slipping and hurting her ankle. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are james moore from the independent, and annabel denham, director of communications at iea. good to have both of you with us. let me bring you up—to—date a

but it was a raheem sterling scoring his first goal— was a raheem sterling scoring his first goal atonship, so england up and running, top of their— so england up and running, top of theirgroup— so england up and running, top of theirgroup for so england up and running, top of their group for now. and on they go to their— their group for now. and on they go to their next — their group for now. and on they go to their next challenge, which will be back— to their next challenge, which will be back here at wembley on friday against _ be back here at wembley on friday against scotland. scotland getting their campaign up and running at hampden— their campaign up and running at hampden against the text tomorrow. so many— hampden against the text tomorrow. so many positives coming out of this england _ so many positives coming out of this england performance. not least because — england performance. not least because a fixture against croatia brings _ because a fixture against croatia brings back all of those rather nasty— brings back all of those rather nasty memories of the world cup thre

he started off the move that led to the raheem sterling goal, as well.e as group winners and play a big part. so many people proud of him back at green for high school. here's his old pe teacher. he for high school. here's his old pe teacher. . , . for high school. here's his old pe teacher. ., , ., ., , , ., ., teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite — teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a _ teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a small _ teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a small social— teacher. he was a lovely young man. he had quite a small social group, i he had quite a small social group, quite _ he had quite a small social group, quite close — he had quite a small social group, quite close tight knit group of friends — quite close tight knit group of friends i_ quite close tight knit group of friends. i think that's one thing that always shines out from when he plays. _ that always shines out from when he plays. not _ that always shines out from when he plays, not only is he super on the pitch. _ pla

we'll start with that goal from raheem sterling.ted and finished a move in the 75th minute to open the scoring. here he is celebrating and here are the england fans in the trafalagar square fan zone. england survived a scare almost immediately. tomas mueller breaking away and missing a one on one with the england goalkeepeer as he hit the ball wide and this was his reaction and then came this. harry kane — the captain — headed the clinching second goal for england in the 86th minute. here he is celebrating his first goal of the tournament and here was the reacton in trafalgar square. a lot of beer flying in the air as england fans realised they were through to the quarter finals and here are the england fans in the trafalagar square fan zone after the second goal. i don't know if i can show this to you. it doesn't look like i can but the headline is a good one. germany is going home. very good and of course england fans are saying football is coming home. something that was sung many times in 1996, the last time they played games at

raheem sterling and harry kane came up with the late goals to hand england a game in rome on saturday night against sweden or ukraine. the painstaking search for survivors in miami continues, we'll take a closer look at what might have caused the building to collapse. the covid control system in england's schools could be scrapped in the autumn. the number of children absent from school has risen 400% injune. and the bears of british columbia whose pool etiquette is not what it could be. but then, it has been 47 degrees celsius. it has finally happened. not since 1966 have england beaten germany in the knockout stages of a tournament. but tonight it is deutschland going home. goals from raheem sterling and harry kane, sent england and 45000 fans inside wembley stadium, into a state of near delerium. they were celebrations too in trafalgar square in front of the big screen. in preston, in the north west, in fact in every corner of the country. there is still an awful long way to go in this tournament. we are only at the quarterfinal stages. ahead of england, a game in rome on saturday

but the leeds midfielder really made his mark in the second half, threading a pass through to raheem sterlingwho justified his selection with his first goal at a major tournament. commentator: that first goal at a ma'or tournament. communic— first goal at a ma'or tournament. commentator: that will do nicely! those watching _ commentator: that will do nicely! those watching on _ commentator: that will do nicely! those watching on around _ commentator: that will do nicely! those watching on around the - commentator: that will do nicely! i those watching on around the country erupting for the first time. croatia were being made to look a shadow of the side that broke english hearts in the world cup semifinal three years ago. harry kane, inches from doubling the lead. he years ago. harry kane, inches from doubling the lead.— doubling the lead. he can keep the shutdown forced _ doubling the lead. he can keep the shutdown forced watching - doubling the lead. he can keep the shutdown forced watching on, - shutdown forced watching on, en . land's shutdown forced watching on, england's record _ shutdo

raheem sterling. he's not had the - grealish would come in. raheem sterling. recently. maybe sancho would come in, i would quite like to- times recently. maybe sancho would come in, i would quite like to say- come in, i would quite like to say that _ come in, i would quite like to say that. ., , , come in, i would quite like to say that. .,, , ,_, come in, i would quite like to say that. , , that. hopefully score some goals. there is talk— that. hopefully score some goals. there is talk in _ that. hopefully score some goals. there is talk in the _ that. hopefully score some goals. there is talk in the papers - that. hopefully score some goals. there is talk in the papers today, | that. hopefully score some goals. | there is talk in the papers today, i am sure you have heard of, manchester city are preparing a £100 million bid for harry kane, i don't know if anyone in his family reads the papers or messages him about things like that but could that disrupt him even further? i wouldn't have thought _ disrupt him even further? i wouldn't have thought so, _ disrup

raheem sterling 0h! bear with me. raheem sterling has taken a tumble.ware. i know. i'mjust— goalfor england. i am aware. i know, i'm just conversing - goalfor england. i am aware. i know, i'm just conversing with | goalfor england. i am aware. i. know, i'm just conversing with our lovely viewers this morning. we had andy robertson when scotland starred the battery is gone and sally's microphone. we had andy roberts and scotland were playing in their game as well. —— andy robertson. depending on how long england goal in the tournament, maybe we'll get through the team and cardboard cut outs. . , through the team and cardboard cut outs. ., , ,., . through the team and cardboard cut outs. .,, ,., . ., outs. there was so much i loved about last _ outs. there was so much i loved about last night. _ outs. there was so much i loved about last night. the _ outs. there was so much i loved about last night. the raw - outs. there was so much i loved about last night. the raw row i outs. there was so much i loved i about last night. the raw row from the crowd was f

and the independent features a picture of the footballer raheem sterling celebrating, after scoring thening goal for england in their match against croatia in the euros. it's a shame he didn't get a winning goalfor our it's a shame he didn't get a winning goal for our city it's a shame he didn't get a winning goalfor our city in the it's a shame he didn't get a winning goal for our city in the european cup final, but there you go, and says a city fan. lucy, let's start with the telegraph, "one last heave ho to freedom,". i say fact, we don't know 100%, but it's highly likely, isn't it, according to government sources that we will get a delay to the full unlocking of england tomorrow? that certainly were a number— england tomorrow? that certainly were a number of— england tomorrow? that certainly were a number of the _ england tomorrow? that certainly were a number of the papers - england tomorrow? that certainly were a number of the papers are l were a number of the papers are leading with tonight. they've been training for a couple days, but the problem is we don't know for sure, and m

they defeated croatia 1—0 at wembley this afternoon, thanks to a second half goal from raheem sterlingembley now. on nine previous occasions, england had tried and failed to win their opening match at her euros. on paper this didn't look easy, croatia looks like the toughest opponents in their group, the world cup finalists no less. and let's remember, on the hottest day of the year so far. but gareth southgate's men duly delivered. it may have only been a quarterfull, but with a sunny wembley hosting england at a major tournament once again, for many of those lucky enough to be cleared to enter, memories of those iconic euros 25 years ago were inevitable. # football's coming home!# now, a new generation would understand and hope. come on, england! england had shown a united front in the build—up. the fa urging fans to respect the team's taking of the knee. and while some still chose to boo, it was swiftly drowned out by applause. phil foden�*s seen as the future of this team after a breakthrough season and, just five minutes in, he showed why. hits the post! the hosts agonisingly clos

goals from raheem sterling and harry kane secured a 2—0 victory over germany — the first time england the knock—out stages of a major tournament since the 1966 world cup final. the remaining quarterfinal place has been taken by ukraine who overcame sweden after extra time. dan roan has this report. it felt more like old times, wembley welcoming the size of crowd it hasn't enjoyed for a long time. fans sing. could england be carried by a wave of support? for most of these fans, few fixtures stir quite as much emotion or trepidation. the challenge to defy notjust old rivals but also shoulder the weight of history. would a new generation now prove unburdened by the past? with a changed formation, england took time to settle and having scored both of their goals this tournament, raheem sterling soon almost had another. having gained the upper hand, the hosts continued to press, harry maguire, unable to take advantage. the manager was encouraged, but back came germany. not for the first time these euros, jordan pickford coming to the rescue. harry kane had struggled this tournament, and ju

goals from raheem sterling and harry kane secured a 2—0 victory over germany — the first time englandges of a major tournament since the 1966 world cup final. the remaining quarterfinal place has been taken by ukraine who overcame sweden after extra time. dan roan has this report. it felt more like old times, wembley welcoming the size of crowd it hasn't enjoyed for a long time. fans sing. could england be carried by a wave of support? for most of these fans, few fixtures stir quite as much emotion or trepidation. the challenge to defy notjust old rivals but also shoulder the weight of history. would a new generation now prove unburdened by the past? with a changed formation, england took time to settle and having scored both of their goals this tournament, raheem sterling soon almost had another. having gained the upper hand, the hosts continued to press, harry maguire, unable to take advantage. the manager was encouraged, but back came germany. not for the first time these euros, jordan pickford coming to the rescue. harry kane had struggled this tournament, and just before the brea

on one side, phil_ the moment, raheem sterling on one side, phil foden, jack grealish dry to get— sides rashford is not realty— to get a look in, marcus rashford is not really had a go get but you feel if he can— not really had a go get but you feel if he can get things to click they can beat— if he can get things to click they can beat the very best in this tournament. wouldn't it be great if they can _ tournament. wouldn't it be great if they can sign off from group d with a bi- they can sign off from group d with a big convincing win against the czech _ a big convincing win against the czech republic to top the group but here's_ czech republic to top the group but here's the _ czech republic to top the group but here's the catch. if they do that, they— here's the catch. if they do that, they witt— here's the catch. if they do that, they will be back here at wembley in a week— they will be back here at wembley in a week 's_ they will be back here at wembley in a week '5 time facing either france, germany— a week '5 time facing either france, germany or— a week '5 time facing either f

raheem sterling got their first goal, finally breaking the deadlock midway through the second half.n with less than five minutes to go. a bittersweet moment to go. a bittersweetmoment moment for rf southgate. he knows what it is like to be on the wrong end of a result against the germans. despite this when he is desperately trying to calm everyone down. it is a dangerous moment for us. that warmth of success and the feeling around the country that we only have to turn up to win the thing and we know it is going to be an immense challenge from here on. the first part _ challenge from here on. the first part of _ challenge from here on. the first part of that _ challenge from here on. the first part of that immense challenge will be a quarter—final against ukraine. they defeated sweden to — one in round of 16 match at hampden park and will no doubt have ambitions of their own. but tell that to these english fans who really think that history is now on their side. and the euphoria is being felt thatis and the euphoria is being felt that is for sure if you look at the newspapers today i

tournament, this one against the czech republic to confirm their qualification to the round of 16 raheem sterling scored early and his team held on for a one year when and 3 valuable points in the group stage statics. and the other match croatia, 131 again, scotland luca mortgage stored the best of the goals as croatia guaranteed their spot in the next round was you heard earlier, germany will play hungry and group f after tricky. first match the germans lar, strong, and a win over defending euro champions, portugal now the team has to finish the job to push through to the round of 16 quiet dealing and completely separated from the rest of the world. germany's training camp is the perfect place to focus on the next match. despite being in a corona bubble, both the players are aware of the countries euros excitement. and we can book up months out. i'd go with them. we don't hear about much in our camp, but we had a feeling and we hear from friends to that there's a certain euphoria throughout the country. of course that makes us really proud and happy. after the difficult year and a half that the

fun days, 1st year 2020 match. england started brightly in front of $20000.00 fans in wembley, raheem sterling scored the only goal in england won and no victory over croatia. it was revenge for the last match between the 2 sides and the semi final of the last world cup. when croatia, one after extra time tennis before we go and at the french open novak joke, which has won the men's singles title in a grueling tool with stephanie said the greek one, the 1st to set against the veteran's serv. but then the yoke of it's dug into prevail in the final 3 sets in a match that lasted almost 4 and a half hours. this is his 19th grand slam title. your news est at this our stay tuned for our documentary future wars and how to prevent them. enquire, richardson in berlin for me and the entire new team here in berlin. thank you so much for watching and do check out our website, d, w dot com. the news young moroccan immigrants, they know the police were stopped. the meaning that the route is not a solution. they know their flight could be fail back is not an option. shattered dreams starts june 18th on d w.

eventually getting that first goal via raheem sterling really settled the nerves.antastically in the stadium. you saw at one point declan rice going across to the england fans and trying to whip them up, they didn't need any more whipping up, i can tell you! but it really, really worked. i think the players felt the support of the crowd very keenly last night, brilliance to have so many fans inside, so noisy. the noise was astonishing considering it was nowhere near capacity. and i think the players fed off that, the fans enjoyed it and it was a magical, magical evening. find fans enjoyed it and it was a magical, magical evening. and so im ortant magical, magical evening. and so important i _ magical, magical evening. and so important i think— magical, magical evening. and so important i think for— magical, magical evening. and so important i think for the - magical, magical evening. and so important i think for the team's i important i think for the team's confidence going forward, so important of course for captain harry kane to score that goal and he and raheem s

goal scored by raheem sterling. the headlines here. erling score for england that they are leading the match against the czech republic 1—0. more time for vaccinations the minister says the data looks good for restrictions being lifted completely in england on the 19th ofjuly. but some restrictions will still be in place in scotland says nicola sturgeon on till the 9th of august. we talked last night on this programme about the infected blood inquiry that's been going on for quite a while now and it's continuing at the moment where hearing evidence from families and some of the former pupils in hampshire where the young people there were a given, many suffering from blood clotting problems were given infected blood products. the father of two former pupils who died of aids after they receive blood at the boarding school in hampshire for children with disabilities broke down at the public inquiry as he paid tribute to his sons. his boys were among more than 70 pupils in hampshire who died after being given contaminated blood products in

and two england internationals — raheem sterling and jordan henderson — have been awarded mbes for theirf the so far and it's sunday that the hotter of the two days with highs peaking at 30 celsius. sunday will be very humid. those humidity levels are dropping across parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia. it's across the far south where it will stay quite soupy as we start saturday morning. some fog patches and low cloud here. these are your morning temperatures, about 10—14 degrees. we see some patchy cloud across the northern half, but some sunshine for a scotland. best of the sunshine for a scotland. best of the sunshine further south what. most errors will brighten, but it will start to turn humid in northern ireland and much cloudier through the afternoon, and the good cloud will move into what they're and —— scotland. this is bbc news, i'm christian fraser in cornwall, where queen elizabeth has been hosting a lavish reception for world leaders attending the g7 summit. the venue: the eden project which houses the world's largest indoor rainforest, on the agenda: climate change.

one, too, then place it into raheem sterling! ther all covid restrictions will be lifted from the 21st ofjune. many scientists have warned that rising numbers of cases, caused by the delta variant, make it the wrong time to end all restrictions. but leading figures in the entertainment industry have warned that a further delay, could result in thousands of job losses. pete jordan is the founder of? made festival, ?the west midlands largest dance music event. hello there i am assuming you are desperately hoping the decision is going to be to lift the restrictions tomorrow. , . , , tomorrow. very much so. the industry as a whole. — tomorrow. very much so. the industry as a whole. the _ tomorrow. very much so. the industry as a whole, the fifth _ tomorrow. very much so. the industry as a whole, the fifth biggest _ as a whole, the fifth biggest industry in the uk has been desperate for this day to happen. i think a recent study said nine out of ten businesses are really desperate to get going with this and will lose out massively and

raheem sterling keeping his place, feel alongside him and mason might in midfield alongside calvin phillipsland is that ciaran returned to the heart of scotland's defence and gets a start and billy gilmore makes his first start at this year's championship. there can be no doubt, though, can there, but this match tonight certainly evokes memories of that classic game here back in euro 96, alan shiva and paul gascoigne scoring the goals that day, infamous game evoking the feeling of nostalgia heading into this night's game as might stroll has been finding out. it was the day the tartan army made feel like home. trainspotting was the big movie at the time and blur and oasis battled for sport in the chart. it was a day i relived this week from my garden replica of wembley with some of those involved. that was, in fact, my first england game and what a game to be. england were favourites. _ game and what a game to be. england were favourites. we _ game and what a game to be. england were favourites. we had _ game and what a game to be. england were favourites. we had restricted - were favourites

just the two raheem sterling girls. charts. how they would dearly love to put that right against germany. that is down to the attacking players and have gareth southgate manages to hold their many talents together to see if they can beat the germans in a knockout match at major championship. all coming up tomorrow. what a day it is going to be tomorrow. so much expectation, history. away from wembley it was the opening day of wimbledon today. the weather playing its part. forget jack grealish, there was a newjack in town today. jack draper had the tough task of taking on novak djokovic in his opening match on day one. chetan phatak is at wimbledon today on the opening day. jack draper certainly impressed at times against novak djokovic. outstanding first set. the sun is just coming out here. all seasons in one day. we were stood here in the rain, plenty of wind as well. games didn't get going until the afternoon. wimbledon with a different field this year. the first target is under way in the pandemic, a two year wait.

the rest were involved in a light session and raheem sterling who's scored three goals in the tournament good, don't get me wrong. up to this point, it's been a good campaign so far. but as i said, it wasa great campaign so far. but as i said, it was a great victory last night against germany. but now, you know, for it to be even better, we need to keep pushing. at the tour de france, defending champion tadej pogacar put in a blistering time trial to win stage five and move within eight seconds of race leader mathieu van der poel. britain's geraint thomas put in the best ride he could, having dislocated his shoulder in a crash on monday, but lost time on his rivals finishing 16th. pogacar was one minute, 18 seconds quicker than thomas. he looks in great form and very much the man to beat for the overall title. england's women have beaten india by five wickets in the second one day international in taunton. mithali raj top scored with 59 for india while kate cross was england's star with the ball, taking five for sa — captain heather knightjust hanging on to this catch. england recovered

sunday's 1st year 2020 match england started brightly in front of $20000.00 fans in wembley, raheem sterling scored the only goal in england won no victory over croatia. was revenge for the last match between the 2 side and the semi final of the last world cup and croatia, one after extra time. that's all for me. for now, please do check out our website and d, w dot com and join me for more headlines at the the, our, the me. can you hear me now? yes, we can hear you in germany. we bring you, michael, and you've never surprised just so what what, what, who is medical really want me to talk to people as follows along the way, myers and critic join us. so natural gas, the m, as many pushes out in the world climate change cost stores. this is much less the way from just one week. how much we can really get we still have time to go. i'm doing all this with me this week on world story in russia now the all new supporters are being repressed. why it stayed on the greek island of nikolai? we begin in the media. after 6 years of negotiations, germany has acknowledged the genocide committed against he

reactions as england defeated, their arch rivals, germany of the euro, 2020 football tournaments. raheem sterling broke a scoreless deadlock into 75th minute london, wembley stadium, minutes later. so much music just missed out on germany's biggest opportunity. england bank, another goal to win to nail. it means they advance through the quarter finals. germany, well, they're going home. i'm so now here at the big table by mark oregon from b w. sports. yeah, mark can be what went wrong for germany? well, the very basics, the mr. chances are 2 very big jones's team or vendor and the 1st 2 must miller in the 2nd half, which would have been an equalizer which could have turned the game. mister jones's, you're not going to win football much is but there's a deeper molly, the thing with the german team that just lived sluggish. much heart there. couple of them with a bit over the hill. no. they had 2 players on the bench, leroy and a cannot be who super but i can players german funds have been crying for them to come on. but they didn't. so a lot wrong with germany. england can be very pleased with the

raheem showed just how valuable sterling can be in this team.re goals were not. harry kane's best was thwarted and whenjordan henderson did find the net, the offside flag had other ideas. what we wanted to do was make sure tonight that we won the group, that we stayed at wembley. we don't know if that's going to be advantageous in terms of where the draw might take us. but we would rather be here and, you know, we could have come second and still had a really difficult draw. so to win the group i think is good for the confidence and great that our fans will get to see the next round here. with three games, two wins and no goals conceded, england qualify top and unbeaten still at the party, and they will get one more dance at least. ben croucher, bbc news. in a moment we'll talk to olly foster at wembley, but first jane dougall is at hampden park. deep disappointment for scotland. yes, thejourney deep disappointment for scotland. yes, the journey for scotland deep disappointment for scotland. yes, thejourney for scotland is over after that loss t

second—half goals came from raheem sterling and harry kane.is england's first major tournament win over 19 -- first major tournament win over 19 —— since 1966. they'll face ukraine —— 2—0. the capital received by federal troops last year. they called for international agencies to bring in desperately needed aid. nearly 2 million people have fled their homes. amateurs hit new highs in western canada and the northwestern united states, with one town recording 47.9 celsius monday, 118 fahrenheit. 30 people have died in the vancouver area. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the chinese communist party is pumping out a relentless stream of propaganda to celebrate the centenary of its formation next month. in a sense, it is a triumph of creative thinking. china's modern—day economic miracle was engineered when mao's communist orthodoxy was abandoned. the party exercises authoritarian control in the name of stability, rather than ideological purity. my guest is victor gao, party loyalist and one—time translator f

"england get the job done", says the telegraph, which features a picture of footballer raheem sterling celebrating after he scored the goal that sealed the win against the czech republic this evening. the metro also features the football on its front page, in particular the 60,000 fans that will be allowed into wembley stadium for the euros final, calling it a "lockdown milestone". the financial times focuses on how the pandemic has been a boon for the wealthy, with more than 5 million people becoming millionaires in the last year. the guardian leads on government ministers pushing ahead with proposals to privatise channel 4, which would put an end to the broadcaster's a0 years as a publicly—owned service. and the mail looks at the possibility of quarantine—free holidays, saying that ministers are urging borisjohnson to ease travel curbs at the same time as restrictions in england are lifted. expected now onjuly 19. let's begin, and expected now onjuly19. let's begin, and olivia, do you want to ecosoc this evening with the telegraph and the football? a lovely photograph. it is telegrap

euro's and england have knocked germany out of a major tournament for the 1st time in 55 years. raheem sterling and harry can go, goes in a to no victory to send them into the quarter finals. david stokes reports i owe $40000.00 friends were wembley for england against germany. the biggest football crowd in britain since the pandemic began. ah england filled a pretty defensive team but had the best of the chances in the 1st half rain. sterling tested manuel noir early on and his burst into the box just a full half time presented a great opportunity for harry kane. but the under pressure captain couldn't make it count after the break. germany would have gone ahead had it not been for the finger tips of jordan, pick foot back up towards the keeper, is yet to can see the golden tournament. symmetrically victory would play england's friends were getting restless, garrett, staff gates and jack greeley sh. and 6 minutes later, he helped engineer the breakthrough jack craters. sterling very nearly and did all the good work when his lease pass allowed thomas miller clean through on goal today. why all

they beat croatia 1—0 at wembley stadium, the only goal coming from raheem sterling in the 57th minute1 in the romanian capital bucharest. and the netherlands beat ukraine 3—2 in amsterdam. a late goal from denzel dumfries sealed the win — after the ukrainians had come back from 2—0 down. to tennis now — novak djokovic has clinched his 19th grand slam title with an emphatic, come—from—behind win against fifth seed stefanos tsitsipas. tsitsipas came out firing, claiming the opening sets, 7—6, 6—2, before the world number one switched into another gear, setting up a five—set thriller. it was an historic victory for djokovic, making him the first player in the open era to achieve the career grand slam twice. he said he was thrilled, ranking the past few days in the top three achievements of his career. it is nearly 70 years since the queen first met a serving us president, and she welcomed joe biden for sunday afternoon tea at windsor castle. he'd travelled from the g7 summit in cornwall, as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. dropping in for tea. how very british. presiden

but as far as the game was concerned, they would have been happy. raheem sterling thought his 1st tournament go, giving them one know when over crecia in the 57 minute england. next game is against scotland. on friday. group c, take center stage and a few minutes time north macedonia. make their final debut against austria while the netherlands host ukraine. and i'm them a little later on. it's been confirmed that denmark's christine erickson suffered a cardiac arrest, which led same collapsing on the page. and his sides opening year 2020 game with finland. then mark's team doctor says he was gone before he was resuscitated. midfielder remains in a stable condition in hospital in copenhagen. a medical test so far have been normal. we did research station and and it was guardian forest. how close worthy i don't know. and we, we got him back after, after one, the 5th. so, so that's quite a fast where you are for has been criticized for allowing denmark to continue the game, given many players were physically to address what happened to erickson months. the united legend peter michael, whose so

the second half goals came from raheem sterling and harry kane.ken the regional capital mekelle which was seized by federal troops last year. they have called for international agencies to bring in desperately needed aid. australia is battling a new phase of the coronavirus pandemic. cases of the delta variant rose to triple figures. sydney now has a two—week lockdown and there are outbreaks in four states and territories. serena williams is out of wimbledon in the first round of the competition. the 39—year—old was leading in the first set against aliaksandra sasnovich, but called it quits and walked off centre court in tears after slipping and hurting her ankle.

it was a 10 or less game until raheem sterling's board in the 70 minutes unleashing an explosion of joy at london. wembley, stadium, minutes later. thomas miller just miss germany's biggest goal scoring opportunity. england captain harry came then added an insurance bowl leading to a final score. after mill mark oregon from d. w. sports is here in mark, it had been decades since england had been able to win millward germany in a tournament. what made the difference this time around? they just just played better, had a better game plan and very solid as england has been, haven't conceded a goal in this tournament. and so they've got a very solid base reminding me that their 1st match against creation. they just sat in kind of sort of the pressure and then struck with the sort of moment of quality from their probably their best. right. he sterling, he was going to start school again today. and then when germany pushed up the page looking for an equalizer and when hit them on the break on the counter and needed to know, so a very simple game on one this work. and as for germany is the oppo

reactions as even defeated their arch rivals, germany and the euro. 2020 football tournaments. raheem sterling broke a scoreless deadlock into 75th minute london when the stadium minutes later so much music just missed out on germany's biggest opportunity. england bank. another goal to win to nail. it means they advance to the quarter finals. germany, well, they're going home. i'm doing now here at the big table by mark oregon from b w. sports. yeah, market be what went wrong for germany? well, the very basics, the mr. chances are to very john's, his team of enter in the 1st half to must miller in the 2nd half, which would have been an equalizer which could have turned the game. mister johnson, you know, going to win football matches. but there's a deeper molly thing with the german team that just looked sluggish. you know much hard there. couple of them like a bit over the hill. no. and they had 2 players on the bench. leroy on a serge cannot be who super but i can players german funds have been crying for them to move on, but they didn't. so a lot wrong with germany. england can be very plea

just the two winners from raheem sterling will stop two goals only.eclan rice and i said is this a worry going into a match against germany that you have been laid down a marker and gone into two state match off the back of a big convincing win?— match off the back of a big convincin: win? ~ ., , convincing win? when will qualify for this tournament, _ convincing win? when will qualify for this tournament, i _ convincing win? when will qualify for this tournament, i think - convincing win? when will qualify for this tournament, i think we i convincing win? when will qualify i for this tournament, i think we went on the _ for this tournament, i think we went on the stage — for this tournament, i think we went on the stage where we beating teams five, on the stage where we beating teams five. four— on the stage where we beating teams five, four nil, but we aren't worried _ five, four nil, but we aren't worried. there are two goals, we neither— worried. there are two goals, we neither team can score more with the world-class _ neither team can score more

and the sun features a photo of footballer raheem sterling mbe, who they call the magic boots of englanded the winning goal for england in their game against croatia in the euros this afternoon. magic boots of england, that really was terrible. easing a lockdown delayed for four weeks, pm was terrible. easing a lockdown delayed forfour weeks, pm calls was terrible. easing a lockdown delayed for four weeks, pm calls for patients in the last stretch. putting on your polling hat, joe, will he get patients if that's what he calls for from the british government, —— public, do you think? he certainly won't get it from some people. this has been a very divisive issue, and unlike previous lockdowns which were supported by a large majority of people, the support for this particular extension of the current rules and the delay by four weeks is supported by a majority of people — but there's a sizeable minority who are against it. and this is really a challenge for the government because up challenge for the government because up until now, as the vaccine programme has rolled on being seen as very

england 11—0 against croatia yesterday, raheem sterling scoring the only goal. scotland at hampden park in glasgow where 12,000 fans, around a quarter of the capacity, waiting for the start of the long—awaited re—entry of the men's team into world football. leaders of spain's right—wing parties joined with tens of thousands of demonstrators yesterday, rallying against a controversial plan to pardon 12 catalan separatists. the government has indicated the pardons are close butjust last month the supreme court said in a non—binding report, it opposes the move. tanya dendrinos reports. tens of thousands of protesters. demonstrators see the move as a threat to national unity and accuse the socialist led government using a plan to shore up political support. the sanchez government reliant on the backing of catalan nationalists in parliament.— the backing of catalan nationalists in parliament. ~ ,, ~ , ., in parliament. translation: they are coun plotters. — in parliament. translation: they are coup plotters, against _ in parliament. translation: they are coup plotter