i can think of no one better to talk to than sam allardyce , former to than sam allardyce, former englandeague manager sam, lovely to see you this evening. thank you so much for joining me. can i talk to forjoining me. can i talk to you? can i talk to you about gareth southgate's selection please . would you have taken please. would you have taken grealish? maddison an rashford or even sterling who have been left out of the squad , i was left out of the squad, i was exactly taken. grealish definitely. without a doubt. i think that, his talent at every level and particularly international level in terms of holding the ball never rushed, always in control. there is a slight doubt about his goal scoring. there's lots of other players in the england side like palmer, foden , that have scored, palmer, foden, that have scored, you know, twice , three times you know, twice, three times more goals than jack grealish this season. so there probably got the nod instead of jack. you know. and i think that you know even bellingham has lumped up a 1620 goals at real madrid. so we're very good at scorin

football score, well, joining me now to give his expert opinion on tonight's big match is big sam allardyceto you sam. let's have a look at this line up then. i've just scribbled down on my piece of papen scribbled down on my piece of paper. so we've got foden still starting and we've got trent alexander—arnold swapped out for conor gallagher, who had been brought on after half time in the last two matches. what do we think of that? because this whole foden starting thing has proved a bit controversial. >> sam, it's not him starting, it's in the position he's been playing and of course that's right. he's he's not out wide left. he's not preferred out wide left at man city. he's player of the season at man city. scored 20 goals playing in one. and he would go very well in my opinion with bellingham. but obviously gareth has this this particular system that he's stuck to no matter what, which is two city midfield players and of course that restricts who plays in that, in that position in the old who plays a the floater position number 10. and obviously jude bellingham has that position at the

sam allardyce , >> all right.am allardyce, thank you very much indeed for your full time analysis. it's much appreciated . much appreciated. >> i'm speaking a lot more positive if you have me on after slovakia because i'm very, very, very, very well disappointed today to say the least. >> all right. let's hope for a more upbeat conversation for the next match. thank you very much indeed, big sam . thank you. indeed, big sam. thank you. well, coming up next, we're going to be discussing this extra ordinary story involving people who are advising rishi sunak , having allegedly placed sunak, having allegedly placed bets on the date of the election just hours in advance. it's a massive story . this, and just hours in advance. it's a massive story. this, and indeed it sort of speaks to a degree of panic and chaos at the heart of tories election don't go anywhere welcome back to vote 2024 with me. camilla tominey. let's get into the politics now. having done that football analysis and talk about this extraordinary story

sam allardyce i'm sure we'll be speaking again throughout this tournament, but thank you very much indeedoming up next, we've got state of the nation with tom harwood. lovely to see you. and you. >> congratulations on the trick. i mean, my goodness me, have i mentioned huge honour? have i mentioned huge honour? have i mentioned we won an award, tom, what have you got coming up, breaking news just now. rishi sunak has had four home invaders in his home property in richmond, yorkshire. four have been arrested. one seemed to have been attempting to defecate in his goodness in his lake. so we'll be discussing that. but we'll be discussing that. but we'll also be discussing much more . besides the idea that more. besides the idea that there are these migrants who are waiting to cross the channel before a change in government, we're going to investigate the truth behind that. >> yeah, that was a telegraph story, suggesting they were quite eager for sir keir starmer to be in charge. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> that the border might be a little more lax. >> they've spoken to some people who

and on the eve of euro 2024, we'll talk about england's chances with former manager sam allardyce .get in touch with me as ever by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay first, though, here's the news with tatiana sanchez . camila, with tatiana sanchez. camila, thank you and good evening. the top stories this hour. some breaking news just into us now. a 57 year old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder over the death of a newborn baby girl found in northampton in 1982. that is coming to us from northamptonshire police . more on northamptonshire police. more on this breaking story as we get it in

starmer's crusade to make knife crime a moral mission we'll also hear from former england manager big sam allardycegainst slovenia. and as always, i'd love you to get in touch with me with your thoughts on tonight's topics. visit gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, here's the news with polly middlehurst. >> camilla, thank you and good evening to you. well, suspended labour candidate kevin craig says he deeply regrets betting against himself and taking a punt on the tories, winning in his own constituency. he says he'll fully comply with any investigation and that comes after former conservative candidates craig williams and laura saunders also face

starmer's crusade to make knife crime a moral mission we'll also hear from former england manager big sam allardyceand as always, i'd love you to get in touch with me with your thoughts on tonight's topics. visit gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, here's the news with polly middlehurst. >> camilla, thank you and good evening to you. well, suspended labour candidate kevin craig says he deeply regrets betting against himself and taking a punt on the tories, winning in his own constituency. he says he'll fully comply with any investigation and that comes after former conservative candidates craig williams and laura saunders also face investigations amid allegations of betting on the date of the general election . mr williams general election. mr williams says he committed an error of judgement, but not an offence. meanwhile, labour is pledging to halve knife crime within a decade if it wins power. the party's plan includes creating a new cross—government coalition to work on solutions, as well as community hubs involving youth workers and careers advisers. sir keir starmer says cracking down on knife crim

well, i would say a draws a draw, but fairly disappointing performance against denmark with big sam allardyceng about the tory election betting scandal . tory election betting scandal. could things get any worse for rishi sunak? and i'll be taking on a just stop oil protester after that attack on planes at stansted . stansted. we'll also be joined by government minister covid kevin hollinrake and shadow paymaster general jonathan ashworth , as general jonathan ashworth, as polls predict a tory wipe—out at the general election in just two weeks time. do get in touch with your thoughts on tonight's topics by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay but first, here's the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> camilla, thanks very much indeed. we begin this bulletin with some breaking news concerning the actor donald sutherland, whose career spanned more than seven decades. he has died at the age of 88. his many credits included the dirty dozen in 1967, the war comedy mash in 1970 and ordinary people in 1980, which won the academy award for best picture . more award for best picture. more recently, he

well, i would say a draws a draw, but fairly disappointing performance against denmark with big sam allardyceout the tory election betting scandal . tory election betting scandal. could things get any worse for rishi sunak? and i'll be taking on a just stop oil protester after that attack on planes at stansted . stansted. we'll also be joined by government minister covid kevin hollinrake and shadow paymaster general jonathan ashworth , as general jonathan ashworth, as polls predict a tory wipe—out at the general election in just two weeks time. do get in touch with your thoughts on tonight's topics by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay but first, here's the news with polly middlehurst .

and on the eve of euro 2024, we'll talk about england's chances with former manager sam allardyce .in touch with me as ever by visiting gbnews.com/yoursay first, though, here's the news with tatiana sanchez . camila, with tatiana sanchez. camila, thank you and good evening. the top stories this hour. some breaking news just into us now. a 57 year old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder over the death of a newborn baby girl found in northampton in 1982. that is coming to us from northamptonshire police . more on northamptonshire police. more on this breaking story as we get it in other news, the keir starmer set out labour's manifesto today , reaffirming his commitment to no rises to income tax or national insurance. the labour leader put economic growth and stability at the core of his party's plan , promising to end party's plan, promising to end what he called a desperate era of gestures and gimmicks. back on the campaign trail in crewe, he rejected rishi sunak suggestion of higher taxes and said britain will do better under labour. >> it is a manifesto that rejects fun

you have to remember where england were in 2016, and that's after sam allardyce took over.ow of course. but i think that in terms of unifying the players, getting rid of all the cliques in the dressing room, he did a lot to change that, should we have a bit of excitement? age, age and, daniel dubois? >> yeah . so what's been >> yeah. so what's been happening is that they normally do a sit down chat at a desk, like us doing the sport. really? yeah. and except we don't we don't often descend into fisticuffs. and this is what this is what almost happened yesterday as they were having a chat. got a little bit heated. let's take a look at it now and see exactly what happened. >> do you want to go now? let's go. relax. if you want to go now, go across your face. don't. don't disrespect. no, you can't intimidate me. don't disrespect you can't intimidate me. don't disrespect. you can't intimidate me, daniel, don't think you are, daniel. don't disrespect me . put daniel. don't disrespect me. put your face. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> don't disrespect me on my life. it's okay. i want th

sam allardyce told me when he took over england, he said the problem is in the players heads.aying for england is something else. there's only one team in this country that makes us go out and buy barbecues from from from supermarkets, at discount prices. and that's england. that's the biggest show in town. and that's the top six clubs don't like me saying it. but playing for england is a far, far more pressurised environment than playing for your club. and that's why players have come up short generally over the years. that's why we got two penalties in several different tournaments and we haven't really crossed the line. i've questioned down the line. i've questioned down the years whether under southgate are the england team just too nice. they've got the ability they've got, they can beat decent sides but they can't seem to seal a deal. >> we credited him with that ability to build a team that thinks like a team and doesn't thinks like a team and doesn't think just like a bunch of individuals. >> well, yeah, that's true. i mean, one thing southgate latterly in his playing

but they were overhyped and i wonder if they see sam allardyce told me that when he took over england and you can play for man united and that's huge pressure involved with playing for them or any other top six club. when you're carrying the expectation of a nafion carrying the expectation of a nation that hasn't won the world cup or a euros since 1966, then it's a different ball game because people who aren't ordinarily into football would would start watching it, would pay, would start watching it, would pay, and suddenly develop an opinion . they take an opinion opinion. they take an opinion from from anywhere. steven's doneit from from anywhere. steven's done it three times this morning, you know. well no, this is it. >> i do what you know, i don't watch league football, but watch but watch when england's playing. >> exactly. my parents i do. my parents would have been , would parents would have been, would have been exactly the same. and so this is why the players have that's why they have psychologists on site all the time to deal with that pressure of playing games. again, i per