he's been speaking to sally nugent about it. music. lewis hamilton, good morning. good morninu.rning- you're _ lewis hamilton, good morning. good morning. you're making _ lewis hamilton, good morning. good morning. you're making a _ lewis hamilton, good morning. good morning. you're making a very - morning. you're making a very secial morning. you're making a very special announcement, - morning. you're making a very special announcement, you - morning. you're making a very| special announcement, you are working on this for a very long time. , ., ., ., , time. the beginning of a “ourney ”ushin time. the beginning of a “ourney pushing mi time. the beginning of a “ourney pushing for change h time. the beginning of a “ourney pushing for change in h time. the beginning of a journey pushing for change in my - time. the beginning of a journey l pushing for change in my industry. where it really stems from is i thought that meat be in this poor and we thought as a family us making it to the sport would break the mould and it would open up doors and pathways to other new young black tal

andy swiss, bbc news, wembley. 0ur sports correspondent sally nugent is at wembley. morning to you, with your friends beside you as ever, it had everything, that stress, tension, euphoria! it everything, that stress, tension, eu - horia! . , everything, that stress, tension, eu - horia! ., , ., everything, that stress, tension, euhoria! ., euphoria! it was mad, wasn't it? i don't know _ euphoria! it was mad, wasn't it? i don't know what _ euphoria! it was mad, wasn't it? i don't know what it _ euphoria! it was mad, wasn't it? i don't know what it was _ euphoria! it was mad, wasn't it? i don't know what it was like - euphoria! it was mad, wasn't it? i don't know what it was like for - don't know what it was like for people watching at home but in the stadium it felt unreal, it felt like you were in a film because i've done so many of these tournaments over the years, you kind of prepare yourself for something to happen at this point or maybe even in the quarterfinals, when the luck does not go with england or theyjust don't play well enough but you know what? last nig

controversial proposals today sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sally nugentngs to the racist abuse. marcus rashford has said messages of support that have been left at his mural after it defaced, almost brought him to tears. rashford, jadon sancho and bukayo saka received racist abuse online after missing penalties as england lost to italy in the euro 2020 final. their team mates — including captain harry kane and tyrone mings — have hit out at the abuse. in a lengthy social media post rashford said he's "sorry" and that something "didn't feel quite right" as he stepped up to take the penalty. he says it's been playing in his head over and over since he struck the ball. but he said he will never apologise for who he is and where he came from. former footballer anton ferdinand.... quick to turn so sour in the way that it did. it was something that i wasn't surprised. as someone of black origin, i am hoping wasn't surprised. as someone of black origin, iam hoping nobody misses a penalty but especially, none of the young black players miss a penalty because you

sally nugent is at wembley. who are you with this morning?h who are you with this morning? twat is gareth southgate, the man you want in a crisis. i think he can handle it. and also harry kane, perhaps also the man for a crisis. mr dependable. he had his doubters earlier in the tournament when he was not scoring goals. he has proved them wrong. can he go even further tonight? you would not bet against that. really interesting, we have been on wembley way the last few mornings and through the tournament and there is something about today, it feels really different, it is much busier. the people from the flats have been coming out and having a chat. they are going to watch on their balconies tonight. uefa officials have gone in already to get through the cheques. it's like something massive is happening and i know last night's game was incredible but today, for us here, this feels like sending specialist happening. just 11 hours to wait. gareth southgate, you would want him in a crisis, but not the kind of crisis there was at euro 96. but now i

sally nugent spoke to former british number one anne keothavong, who knows raducanu well.l now face world number one and fellow australian ash barty in the quarterfinals later today. top seed barty overcame french open champion barbora krejcikova with relative ease on monday and will look to reach herfirst wimbledon semifinal. meawhile, in the men's draw, novak djokovic continued his bid for a record—equalling 20th men's grand slam title with a routine win over chile's cristian garin. the world number one sailed through to the quarterfinals in straight sets. he will play marton fucsovics next. anotherfamiliarface is through to the quarterfinals — eight—time wimbledon champion roger federer beat italy's lorenzo sonego in straight sets. not long to go now — just one day until england's semifinal match against denmark and manager gareth southgate says he and the team have the opportunity to bring happiness to millions. the squad continued their preparations as they trained at st george's park today ahead of their first semifinal at a european championship in 25 years. it's wh

sally nugent has been chatting to him about his plan to get more young black people to take up stem subjectsin my industry. where it stemmed from is i thought that me being in this sport, and we thought as a family, making it in the sport, we would break the mould. and it would open up doors and pathways to other young black talent. when i ask why there is such a lack of diversity within our industry, nobody has an answer for it. so that's my purpose, that's my reason for being here. i have two young people who are really excited to talk to you. hi. how are you? i'm fine. i like your hair. thank you. what i've noticed, what i watch in formula! is that there are actually very few black women in your team. and stephanie travers being one of the only black female fluid engineers. what would you say to black girls aspiring to be engineers in formula 1? stephanie is a hero. she is absolutely amazing. and what she has had to overcome in order to be in our sport is incredible. last year, i got to be on the podium with her for the first time. she was the first black woman to be on the podium in the

sally nugent has been chatting to him about his plans. on the podium with her for the first time. she was the first black woman to be on the podium in the 70 years of the sport. so it's really encouraging young girls to be following stem subjects. of course, the triple science is a super, super important. but itjust opened up so many great avenues within our industry. there's a 40,000 jobs within our industry and apparently there is only 1% of those that are from black backgrounds. that's what we need to change. have you got a question for me? haifa that's what we need to change. have you got a question for me?— you got a question for me? how did our you got a question for me? how did your family — you got a question for me? how did your family react — you got a question for me? how did your family react when _ you got a question for me? how did your family react when you - you got a question for me? how did your family react when you told i you got a question for me? how did i your family react when you told them he wanted _ your family