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dan roan, bbc news, samara.hing the match and as the goals went in and the final whistle blew, there were jubilant scenes across the nation. daniella relph was with fans in sunderland. patriotism on full show. in sunderland, as the game began, the mood was hopeful. i'm feeling great, kind of weird. so excited, hot work! what do you reckon? we're going to win! with england's jordan pickford and henderson both from sunderland, there was added passion here. the crowd lived every tackle, every chance and every goal. thousands gathered around big screens in city centres, watching and willing england to do well. cheering and applause. it's never an easy watch. that mix of anxiety and hope. knowing that a world cup semifinal was in sight. cheering and applause. even at wimbledon, not everyone's mind was on the tennis. and in sunderland, at the final whistle there was total euphoria. # football's coming home... this has been an uplifting experience for everyone watching together here. after years of disappointment, they

the samara sunshine. boys trapped in a cave in thailand write letters telling their parents they are strong and not to worry. police investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire warn the investigation will take months to complete. and coming up... the travel show is in london finding out why veganism is the latest food craze to hit the capital. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. hello, good morning. theresa may has warned her cabinet that she'll no longer tolerate public dissent over brexit following their collective agreement to back her plan for britain's future relationship with the eu. it follows a marathon 12—hour meeting of the cabinet at chequers yesterday, where mrs may told ministers it was their ‘duty‘ to agree a blueprint for brexit. the government's plan would create a uk—eu free trade area, with what's being called a ‘common rulebook‘ on industrial goods and agricultural products. the prime minister emphasised no changes to trade rules would take place without approval of mps. s

. —— a match with sweden in samara. —— a match with sweden in samara await the winners. brilliance, harry kane. ice cool harry kane. england's captain scores again. it's been headed in! a save. and then he does it! england win a penalty shoot out ina does it! england win a penalty shoot out in a world cup for the first time ever. what a night. 24 million people watching back home. that is the attention that they have got, reaching the last eight. what about those lucky few that actually got into the spartak stadium. they will be able to say for years to come, we we re be able to say for years to come, we were there on that moscow night, and were there on that moscow night, and we followed four of them throughout the day. i'm not too sure! apparently is coming home! # football's coming home! we are english. singing we we re we were outnumbered to say the least, but we gave our all. we sang out least, but we gave our all. we sang our heart out. i have never lost them live, i normally watch it at home. a little bit more nervous, because in this could make or break. and i sp

sarah rainsford is also in samara. she is outside the kosmos arena in samara. jairo the feeling? have just, to practice. yes, we are outside the stadium with fa ns yes, we are outside the stadium with fans from all over the world, not just england. the number of england fa ns just england. the number of england fans has been growing but there are fa ns fans has been growing but there are fans from russia, who have painted the english flag on their faces, plenty of sweden supporters here as well. the swedish supporters are optimistic about this game, they know they are the underdogs to some extent but they are hopeful that they could be the ones that bring they could be the ones that bring the trophy home. english fans are telling me the opposite, convinced that england can make it happen today. the fans here have come from bristol. you say you have been following england through this tournament but flying back and forwards. you must really want to see england succeed? definitely, it has cost a fortune but hopefully it will be worth it in the end. how has the atmosphere been? it h

a gareth southgate lookalike there in samara.ion has begun in thailand to save twelve boys and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave for more than a fortnight. it's emerged the foreign secretary boris johnson strongly criticised the prime minister's new plans for a brexit deal with the eu during friday's cabinet meeting at chequers. the home secretary sajid javid has visited amesbury in wiltshire to reassure local residents after the poisoning of a couple by the nerve agent novichok. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's john acres. the former england captain, alan shearer, says gareth southgate should "respect, but not fear" croatia ahead of their world cup semi final on wednesday. england of course through thanks to that quarter—final win over sweden in samara yesterday. shearer‘s confident that this current squad can continue to make history in russia. it is an incredible opportunity for gareth and for all of his staff and all of his players. they deserve to be in this position. they have be

natalie pirks, bbc news, samara.r the son of samara when they land here soon and they know what tricky opponents sweden can be. they are stubborn, organised and england have only beaten them twice in the last ten games but when they ta ke to in the last ten games but when they take to the pitch tomorrow they know a side ranked 12 places below them is all that stands between them at their first world cup semi in 28 yea rs. i can't wait, thank you very much indeed, natalie. our top story this lunchtime. the cabinet meet at chequers for crunch talks on brexit, as theresa may tries to make her ministers agree on her latest plan for trade with the eu. and coming up — the raf celebrates its centenary next week. my colleague sophie raworth examines her own grandfather's role in its early days. coming upon bbc news, england have held theirfinal training session ahead of their world cup quarterfinal and are now on the way to samara. all the latest on the world cup to come. now, normally when we report on president donald trum

natalie pirks, bbc news, samara.peak to our correspondent, sarah rainsford who is in samara. i know those england fans, many of them spent thousands of pounds getting there. i guess they will think that is money well spent. yes, some extremely dedicated england fa ns some extremely dedicated england fans that we've been meeting over the past couple of days, they are pretty pleased that they make that investment because this was, for a lot of people, they did not think england will get this far and as soon as they were sitting on their sofas or the pub watching england progress and perform, a lot of them started scrabbling to get tickets, spending a small fortune to get it and to experience the moment. the moment i think has been well worth it. they have been saying a huge jubilant crowd here, at the stadium himself, extremely pleased with the performance and this morning, in samara, ithink performance and this morning, in samara, i think it is fair to say that the bleary eyes and saw heads as the celebrations went on

and you just made it in the middle of the night to samara.me to russia initially? initially, i did have an issue about race and was slightly concerned about coming here but i have heard such good reports about what is going on out here and so about what is going on out here and sol about what is going on out here and so i thought it had to be done. we have to go and win it now and i want to be here when it happens. how confident are you about their chances? not as confident as he is but i will still enjoy it. it was easy to get tickets and get here. a lot of england fans, hoping they can be part of it. when we booked it, there were reports about the id taking three days to turn up but we bought the tickets and it was there in 30 seconds so if we get through to the semifinals, go on the fifa website and come and enjoy it. and if they get to the final, you will stay russia? yes, we have no return flight stay russia? yes, we have no return flight so we will see what happens. 2—macro fans have made it to samara, on the beach, joining fans on the b

zooming into the samara arena.m one, but not as hot as earlier in the week. 26, 20 7 degrees and the air is very still. but if the match was happening at wembley could be as hot. —— it would be just as hot. wembley could be as hot. —— it would bejust as hot. some in scotland will be into single figures tonight, 12-16 will be into single figures tonight, 12—16 elsewhere. saint—cloud and link the clear spells. apache mist and fog here and there. —— some cloud and clear spells. misty low cloud and clear spells. misty low cloud may help some of the coasts of north wales around liverpool bay and the far east of northern ireland. it will feel warmer in scotland, northern ireland and north—west scholar, where it has been cool today. warm to hot in the sunshine in england and wales. i pressure holding on for most of us on sunday. but they were different on the chart, and in north of scotland, cloud and breeze and some light rain. staying elsewhere. scotland and northern ireland making it feel quite warm. patchy cloud devel

enciende la pasiÓn en cualquier lugar en donde se reÚnen. >> alfredo y tomÁs gritan por mÉxico en samarar testigos por la lucha de la copa. >> se siente mal porque no pudimos ver el segundo juego de mÉxico y lo que nos queda es disfrutar del mundial. >> ¿quÉ pasÓ con argentina luciano? >>> se lo eliminaron y pasiÓn que genera entre sus hinchas >>> se pone a cantar y saltar es la naturalidad del argumento >>> hoy no fue la excepciÓn, varios latinos se sumaron los cÁnticos con tambores de inglaterra >>> en samara, rusia, telemundo. >> lo que es pasiÓn es pasion por ello, ahora las apuestas estÁn a punto pa hacia quienes alzaran la preciada copa de oro como los campeones del deporte mÁs popular del mundo. ¿a quiÉn ven avanzando? >>> vÍctor hugo rodriguez tiene una de las predicciones: >> ¿a quiÉn vienes a apoyar? >>. >> con alegrÍa y entusiasmo que tiene para apoyar a su selecciÓn, jorge rivarola arribo al estadio de sochi para presenciar el partido entre rusia y croacia. >> es un mundial raro porque quedaron afuera los potenciales equipos pero igualmente hay muy buen fÚtbol. >> pocoss hisp

from samara, john bennett reports.all legends don't come much bigger than this man, but against all the odds, the 2018 russian team are making themselves into russian hero ‘s. he would be proud of the current goalkeeper, the hero of that penalty shootout win against spain and. croatia will start as the favourites in the quarter—final, eight goals in their four matches, the goalkeeper may need to be the hero again. brazil booked their place in the quarter—finals with a win rate here ina samara quarter—finals with a win rate here in a samara and their current number ten is getting better and better with every game. a goal and an assist against mexico and another 90 minutes of match fitness and is built. but belgium have a magical number ten of their own. can eden hazard find the gaps in a brazil defence that hasn't conceded for 310 minutes? is 20 years since france w011 minutes? is 20 years since france won the world cup, but now the fans are dreaming at the class of jake kean can emulate the heroes of 1998. previous pla

samara is another one. i am much about, really. samara is another one. iam in much about, really.e. i am in the centre. for this world cup, the complete city centre has been closed off to traffic. the fans and local people arejust enjoying traffic. the fans and local people are just enjoying the competition. it is extraordinary. there is a great scene on the beach near here. a massive river flows through the city. several other world cup cities as well. they have a nice beach. it has been so hot many football fans are down they are enjoying a local delicacy, beer. there is a brewery in town. what better to hope for. the crowds are not that huge. not many england fans in russia. what they lack in numbers they definitely make upfor they lack in numbers they definitely make up for in hope. they are desperately hoping this could be england's get so big they have been singing and chanting sweden are singing and chanting sweden are singing too, but the english fans hope finally they can do it and make it to the first semi—final in 28 yea rs. it to the first semi—final in 28 years. in te

in from in samara. and it's headed firmly on. infrom lingard! infrom dele alli!r croatia in moscow on wednesday. that match to decide england's opponents is under way. russia scored first, before croatia equalised to put the score at 1—1 at half—time. following yesterday's cabinet agreement at

more than 19.5 million people tuned in to watch the three lions beat sweden 2—0 in samara.ther problems for the prime minister after borisjohnson strongly criticised her new plans for a brexit deal with the eu. and the brexit meeting at chequers and president trump's upcoming uk visit. all analysed in dateline london in half an hour here on bbc news. good morning. an operation has begun to rescue the 12 boys and their football coach from the flooded cave in northern thailand where they've been trapped for the last for the last fortnight. these british divers are part of the international rescue mission which could take four days to bring all of the boys and their coach to the surface, and that is dependent on the weather. our correspondent sophie long sent this from outside the cave complex. for the past week, rescue workers have done all they can to prepare, and today is d—day. 13 international expert divers have started to bring the boys out. translation: there is no other day that is as right as today. if we don't start the extraction on the day we most benefit from, we

but there are injury concerns for gareth southgate's side as they prepare to travel to samara tomorrowstein is at the england camp. and how serious are these injury worries, david? well, england endured a fairly brutal 120 minutes of football, not to mention penalty kicks, in an unforgettable to mention penalty kicks, in an u nforg etta ble over to mention penalty kicks, in an unforgettable over colombia in moscow on tuesday night, and it didn't come without a cost. it's now emerged that jamie vardy received didn't come without a cost. it's now emerged thatjamie vardy received an injection for a groin problem picked up injection for a groin problem picked up after coming on as a substitute, while dele alli is still struggling with a thigh problem. ashley young with a thigh problem. ashley young with an ankle injury, harry kane was among those who came away with a few bumps and bruises. it is, however, understood that vardy is the only serious doubt for this enormous quarterfinal against sweden, who should not be underestimated. they are fit and fresh, by all accounts. now, that match w

our correspondent sarah rainsford is in samara where yesterday's match took place.e been meeting over the past couple of days in samara but they are pretty pleased that they made the investment because for a lot of people, they did not think england would get this far. as soon as they were sitting on the sofa or in the pub back home watching england progress and watching the team perform, a lot of them started scrabbling to get tickets, as you say, to spend a small fortune to get here and to experience the moment. but the moment i think has been well worth it, they would say. in fact, they have been saying it. huge, jubilant crowds here at the stadium itself. extremely pleased with the performance. this morning in samara, i think it is fair to say a fair few bleary eyes and sore heads as the celebrations went on well into the night. you know, amongst those england fans, there was one rather unusual person, a man who bore a more than a striking resemblance to perhaps the most popular person among england fans and probably a lot of people in england these days. a few

natalie pirks, bbc news, samara. wonderful pictures.t sarah rainsford is in samara where the match took place. i suspect there are one or two england fans wandering around conscious that they may have overindulged last night. yes, a few bleary eyes and saw heads in samara this morning. it was an incredible atmosphere in the stadium as you just saw the and also a great atmosphere here in town last night. although fingered fans celebrating the moment, 2—0 against sweden. a moment some of them probably didn't dare to dream of before this began. wejoin this morning by neil, he is a pilot in normal life, you bear a striking with them a rather popular man in england. a little bit, few people have been telling me over the years and mr southgate has got into this new position and i thought, well, why not wear the waistcoat and vitae and have a bit of fun? you are working bee looks. it is an extremely popular look. apparently the waistcoat are taking off now. i had to go to some different branches of the store to get one. you do not have the mes

the full—time whistle is there from the samara stadium. dele alli, back on the pitch.outhgate has done and that is to believe in his players. he has talked about letting them write their own history but they have certainly done that. it was such an easy game, i dare to say. jordan pickford was magnificent yet again, be number one, between the posts, three fantastic saves to keep england in that game. at the same time, england perhaps maud —— had more chances to stretch that lead. the most straightforward match, apart from winning against panama in the group stage, that they have had. that is what england needed because they have not looked like a particularly good team all the way through 90 minutes of the match. they showed flashes of brilliance at the start, those weeks ago against tunisia. then beating panama and defeat against belgium. then that nerve shredding penalty shoot out against the colombians here at the spartak stadium. that was five nights ago. this, quarterfinal victory against sweden in samara and england will return to moscow, this time in the luzhnik

they have swapped the reign of repino for samara.egrees, and it should be quite nice tomorrow at ex—pm local, that is 3pm english time. when they step out. it should bea time. when they step out. it should be a nice warm, summer's day. they we re be a nice warm, summer's day. they were asked a lot about england's poor record against weedon, and harry kane was also asked about his relationship with his team—mates. he quite —— against sweden. he said that they were like brothers that will do anything for each other, and it is clear that that teams there has been causing through the veins of this young and inexperienced england side. gareth southgate has been using one phrase throughout this whole of this tournament, which is right to own history. it is clearly that that is what they have been doing, and they have been following his lead. we came into this tournament as the least experienced team. one of the youngest teams in it. we said that we are an improving side that want to make our own history. we are already with our first knock

it is going to be a very nervous second half down in samara.land took the lead, a wonderful first international goal from harry maguire. perhaps sweden were looking at the other harry, harry kane on six goals, but it was harry maguire with a powerful header which beat this swedish keeper. england pushing again to go 2—0 up. it looks like raheem sterling had another chance. raheem sterling had another chance. raheem sterling had another 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

that is where we can find our very own dan walker in samara.ed by gareth southgate. we will hear from gareth soon. a gorgeous wimbledon morning here as well. a massive match coming up here as well. a massive match coming up with england and sweden. trying to reach the semifinals of the world cup for the first time in 28 years. england fans cannot sleep. hopefully the players got a good sleep. they ta ke the players got a good sleep. they take on sweden in samara. you can watch it live on bbc one from three. first, gareth southgate. we came into this tournament has the least experienced team one of the teams in it, but we are an improving side and want to make a run history. and we have already... the first knockout win in ten years. the first win ina knockout win in ten years. the first win in a penalty shootout, a first england. the highest number of goals scored in an individual game so we wa nt scored in an individual game so we want keep making history. that is gareth southgate speaking to former english player alex scott. just as excited t

more than 19.5 million people tuned in to watch the three lions beat sweden 2—0 in samara.ther problems for the prime minister after borisjohnson strongly criticised her new plans for a brexit deal with the eu. and the brexit meeting at chequers and president trump's upcoming uk visit. all analysed in dateline london in half an hour here on bbc news. good morning. an operation has begun to rescue the 12 boys and their football coach

it is going to be so hot there in samara.oach, gareth southgate, and here are his thoughts about just what his southgate, and here are his thoughts aboutjust what his young team hope to achieve here in russia. became into this tournament as the least experienced team. one of the youngest team in it. we said that we are an improving site that want to make our own history. we are already, without first knockout win in ten years. first win in a penalty shoot out in a world cup to england, s0 shoot out in a world cup to england, so we shoot out in a world cup to england, so we want to keep making that history. gareth southgate speaking in the last hour or so, gareth southgate speaking in the last hourorso, in gareth southgate speaking in the last hour or so, in samara. that is tomorrow. well away from the world cup, plenty going on at wimbledon where we can join our reporter holly hamilton. earlier on, i was talking about the tumbling big names here at wimbledon, but i am afraid to say that we have had one more. venus williams, t

the england team have arrived at the komos arena in samara — with 90 minutes to go until their worldnal against sweden. 12 thai boys trapped in a cave write letters to their parents telling them they are strong and not to worry. police investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire last weekend warn the operation will take months to complete. those a la main story so far this lunchtime. sophie rae with‘s grandfather was one of the first pilot the newly formed raf so we have a special programme for you now, sophie has been finding out what life was really like that those pioneers of the skies. this is stow maries, the last world war i aerodrome left in europe. young pilots flew from here to confront the giant german airships that were crossing the channel to attack london. it was the first time that airpower had been used in warfare. so, what was it like for those pioneering pilot and their tiny aircraft, like this one, who were fighting in the skies above britain, france and belgium? among them was a teenager who joined the royal flying corps in 1916. his name was edwin raworth

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in truth, it took a while for drama in samara to materialise.england finally upped the tempo, it reached immediate rewards. commentator: harry maguire got his head to it. if one harry doesn't get you, the other one harry doesn't get you, the other one will! a memorable first international goal to harry maguire. from the space inspired cosmos arena, england had last off, and a nation rejoiced. for many —— most of the game, delhi had looked off the boilfor thought the game, delhi had looked off the boil for thought southgate stuck with him yet again will stop it was the right call. this is the stuff of dreams from the three lions! just one sweden goal, though, could have turned the game, they were getting past pickford, there seems to grow taller with each second. it is another remarkable save by pickford. as the clock ticked down, this young tea m as the clock ticked down, this young team to their calm and composure. a tea m team to their calm and composure. a team of rafters at closing in on mortality. not all heroes wear capes. somewhere waistc

samara is much further to travel, but england fans are intrepid souls.atel on the volga river, the talk is all of england's renaissance under gareth southgate. this is a different type of england. i think there's no prima donnas. i think they've got no expectations. and i think because it's a young squad, they have absolutely no fear. i've only booked a one—way ticket and i'm not going home until we get beat. and i don't think i'm going home until a week on monday. commentator: joe cole, with gerrard on the far side. england have only beaten sweden twice in their last ten games. it was a 2—2 draw when they last faced each other in the world cup. england's swedish manager then knows better than most the pressure southgate is under. he's clearly a fan. elegant, calm. seems to be in total control of everything. i hope he and the team can go on like this. well, i'm not sure i hope against sweden! but anyhow, he's doing a greatjob. england looked relaxed in training today. their first world cup semifinal in 28 years is the prize at stake. it's hard not to get

in 28 years. lam iamat i am at the samara arena where the turnstiles are opening. and there are some interesting characters about. the nation is expected to come to a standstill as millions of people watch the game in pubs and on big screens up and down the country. 12 thai boys stuck in a cave send letters to their parents assuring them they're fine. police investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire last weekend warn the operation could take months. and in half an hour, we'll hear the story of sophie raworth's grandfather who was one of the first pilots in the newly formed raf. in a special programme ahead of the centenary of the air force. hello. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has warned her cabinet she'll no longer tolerate public dissent over brexit following itscollective agreement to back her plan for britain's future relationship with the eu. at a marathon 12 hour meeting of the cabinet at chequers yesterday, theresa may told ministers it was their ‘duty‘ to agree a blueprint for brexit. the eu has said it will "assess prop

the match, played in the russian city of samara, gets under way at 3pm and the winner will face russiatia. it's not, perhaps, the ads you would expect to hear at buckingham palace. —— anthem. but even the army and are not immune from football fever. art and down the country, on fictional streets... # it's coming home! and even on celebrity doorsteps. it's coming home, come on, england! fans are riding a wave ofjoy after england's penalty win. and the players are loving it. i was one of those fans not to long ago. getting a drink thrown over him and jumping about going wild. it's what we want, we set out to make the country proud and we feel like we've done that so far. england fans over here are rarer sight, only up to 3000 are expected in samara and half of that in the stadium for the first quarterfinal in 12 years the ones who are here ready for whatever the game throws at them. who are here ready for whatever the game throws at themlj who are here ready for whatever the game throws at them. i want to believe and i do believe, but i don't want to build myself up to let myself down ag

england face sweden in samara for a place in the world cup semifinals. and here's the scene, live in the kosmos stadium where the game has just got under way. millions of people are watching the game these on screens big and small up and down the country. this is the scene live now in sunderland. are you keep as a future relationship with the eu, agreed by the cabinet yesterday. 12 thai boys stuck in a cave send letters to the pa rents, stuck in a cave send letters to the parents, assuring them they are fine. police investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire last weekend on the operation could ta ke last weekend on the operation could take months. and the click team head to mit in massachusetts to find out more about its weird and wonderful robotics research. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. the next step in england's world cupjourney has just got under way and millions of fans are watching as the team face sweden in their quarterfinal. this is be seen live. —— this is the scene live. this is england's biggest world cup game since losi

natalie pirks, bbc news, samara.he 5,000 fans at the cosmos arena in samara that were celebrating last night. a record 30 million viewers were expected to watch the match around the world. pubs were packed, barbecues were burning and towns were tense as people gathered to watch on big screens up and down the country. and match of the day pundit alan shearer celebrated england's win with a rendition of three lions with some familiar faces. three words. it's coming home. a little bit of a party going on. football coming home! football's coming home. relatively mild mannered, isn't it? i think you get the message. we'll bring you more world cup reaction throughout the programme. but in other news — further signs of tension within the conservative party have emerged over the prime minister's plan for future relations with the eu agreed by her cabinet on friday. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, is understood to have used some colourful language at the meeting to criticise the proposal. let's get more detail now from o

england play sweden in samara this afternoon for the chance to reach their first world cup semifinalears. 12 thai boys trapped in a cave write letters to their parents telling them their strong and not to worry. police investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire last weekend warn the operation will take months to complete. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show, we're in my hometown of london. i will be finding out how meat—free has gone mainstream. this is good, a tour bus around london eating foods that will help us live forever. also coming up on this week's show, we are heading underground to meet a man with a passion for public art in new york. and we eat more than is good for us in naples, as we join the judging panel in search of the world's most perfect pizza. slice number seven. mario has had over a0 slices! let's kick off in london, where we are looking at the latest food trend to sweep the united kingdom. veganism. it's changed. with hundreds of dishes to choose from, people flock to vegan nights in fashionable shoreditch in the east of the

best, but they're getting better and they were too good for mexico, neymar was the difference in samarahave arrived here in moscow, ahead of tomorrow's game with columbia and their mindset remains the same. i want the players to continue to attack the tournament as we have. that shouldn't change in the knockout phase, if anything we should feel freer. hello, and welcome to the 5an wimbledon championships — basking in sunshine here since play began at half 11 this morning. queues of people all prepared to stand in these temperatures to see these heroes. but people didn't come for the weather. earlier we saw roger federer kickstart his campaign to defend his title but everyone here is talking about one thing. the return of serena williams — her first time back at wimbbledon since giving birth. she's been a champion here seven times before, a place she has descibed as being like her home. she faced arantcha russ in the opening round and james burfford watched action. several things you get used to seeing at wimbledon, cheese, strawberries and cream and serena williams walking out on court.

a closed city up until the end of the soviet era, samara has opened its doors to the few england fansstaying on this flotel moored on the volga river. i've only booked a one—way ticket and i'm not going home until we get beat, and i don't think i'm going back until a week on monday. southgate's brought that together. they've been together as youngsters as well. manager gareth southgate is keeping his feet he's brought them through and i think it shows. there's a togetherness and friendliness with the whole thing which i haven't seen in past world cups. this city is best known for being home to russia's space programme. win here tomorrow and who knows where england's world cup adventure will end. following a day of intensive talks, the prime minster says cabinet ministers have reached agreement on uk relations with the eu after brexit. emergency workers in thailand have set up a supply of air to a group of boys trapped in a flooded cave, but they say they're not yet ready to begin a rescue operation. well, let's get more on that story now. jonathan head is at the entrance to the caves

iamat i am at the samara arena where the turnstiles are opening. is expected to come to a standstill as millions of people watch the game in pubs and on big screens up and down the country. 12 thai boys stuck in a cave send letters to their parents assuring them they're fine. police investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire last weekend warn the operation could take months.

natalie pirks, bbc news, samara.om wigan on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life. this is regarding the winter hill fire in lancashire, and the lancashire police have made this statement this afternoon about this arrest. we knew on tuesday that greater manchester fire service and other cruise around the country were supporting their collea g u es the country were supporting their colleagues in lancashire to try to maintain control of this winter hill fire near bolton, which broke out when two moorland fires either side of the hill merged last saturday, you may remember, that was because of the increase of the wind speed that brought these two blazers together. on wednesday, lancashire and fire and rescue service said 20 crews we re and fire and rescue service said 20 crews were on winter hill as they tried to tackle the area still smouldering. you can see the sheer scale of that after those two fires came together last weekend. so a 20—year—old man from wigan arrested on suspicion of arson with the intent

england face sweden in samara for a place in the world cup semifinals.ium where the game has just got under way. millions of people are watching the game these on screens big and small up and down the country. this is the scene live now in sunderland. are you keep as a future relationship with the eu, agreed by the cabinet yesterday. 12

we dive under the clouds towards the samara arena.mperatures dipping at around 30 degrees and only cooling off very slowly as we head into the evening. that is the story for most of us, late sunshine and the small chance ofa late sunshine and the small chance of a shower in the south east, and once the sun goes down, lots of clear skies overhead. more cloud creeping into scotland and northern ireland. i head of that band of cloud, warm and muggy weather. behind that band of cloud marked out by this weather front, there is cooler air trying to work its way in from the north—west. it will not make much progress during sunday. sunday will the small moving weather front, dragging its heels apart northern parts of scotland. hain that something cool and fresh, ahead of long spells of sunshine and lots of long spells of sunshine and lots of heat to be had. note the deep orange colours in our chart. towards the south east it is going to get 31 or 32 degrees. not much will change through next week, it will turn cooler for a through next week,

and three flights later he's in samara now.re and as soon as eric dyer sunk his penalty it was a case of getting online and picking everything, might journey is pretty much buyout frankfurt, another additional flights yesterday to get here. has it cost you a fortune? i would say a small fortune, just the same as a summer holiday really, it will be definitely worth it, i am sure. tell us definitely worth it, i am sure. tell usa definitely worth it, i am sure. tell us a bit about the atmosphere, what's it like at the moment?” haven't seen that many england fans, iam hoping haven't seen that many england fans, i am hoping some will fly in today, there's been no games, i'm hoping there's been no games, i'm hoping the fans will be extremely well today, soaking up the atmosphere. you travelled on your own, am i right in thinking? not many of my friends are football fans, to come out here and make some new friends and england fans, just enjoy it, really. we are all talking about football coming home, do you think this is our moment? i

they will figure out how they get to samara and tickets are that quarterfinal on saturday against swedenhow this world cup is panning out, gareth southgate's team knew that getting past: there would be tough. they made it tough for themselves but they are too fairly easy teams away from reaching a world cup final. the swedes first and then what would be russia or croatia who play in that other quarterfinal. if you look at the other half of the draw, it is so tough. the favourite form is going tough. the favourite form is going to come from outside, france against uruguay on friday and we have brazil against belgium. brazil probably growing into this tournament but england, after getting out ofjail free, really, after being so deflated and getting pushed to extra time and pushed to the dreaded penalties. they will feel that they are world beaters and they have this momentum behind them and the belief they can beat sweden. sweden have been a bogey team throughout the yea rs. been a bogey team throughout the years. they didn't look that special when beating switzerland in st petersburg but

a closed city up until the end of the soviet era, samara has opened its doors to the few england fanshe kazakhstan border. some of them staying on this flotel moored on the volga river. i've only booked a one—way ticket and i'm not going home until we get beat, and i don't think i'm going back until a week on monday. southgate's bought that together. they've been together as youngsters as well. he's brought them through and i think it shows. there's a togetherness and friendliness with the whole thing which i haven't seen in past world cups. this city is best known for being home to russia's space programme. win here tomorrow and who knows where england's world cup adventure will end. if england are beaten and they will go home and made a great sense of achievement and progress, but also a sense of a great opportunity missed. but if they can win, only croatia or russia would stand between them and the first world cup finals since 1966. there is a huge amount at sta ke 1966. there is a huge amount at stake at here tomorrow. dan, many thanks. china has accused the united states of start

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nearly twenty million people watched england's 2—0 victory over sweden in samara.ged the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, strongly criticised the prime minister's new plans for a brexit deal with the eu during friday's cabinet meeting at chequers. the home secretary sajid javid has visited amesbury to reassure local residents after the poisoning of a wiltshire couple by the nerve agent novichok. next on bbc news, it's time for dateline london. welcome to dateline london, the programme that brings together some of british journalism's leading commentators to debate with internationaljournalists whose dateline is london. this week: high noon in the chiltern hills as cabinet ministers finally agree on brexit. now they just have to persuade the eu. and donald trump's european tour, via windsor castle, nato hq and tete—a—tete with vladimir putin. with me to discuss those stories are, david aaronovitch, columnist for the times newspaper, jef mcallister, an american writer and broadcaster, maria margaronis of the nation, and the british conservative commentator alex deane

dan roan, bbc news, samara.ia in the semi—finals after they eliminated russia. the game ended 1—1 after ninety minutes but then croatia went ahead in extra time. russia were minutes away from elimination but mario fernandes got a late equaliser. unfortunately for him, he then missed a vital penalty in the shootout. ivan rakitic scored the winning spot—kick and croatia are through to their first world cupsemi—final in twenty years. well back home in england, it's thought that tens of millions of people watched the action unfold. there were scenes ofjubilation across the country. daniela relph has been with fans in sunderland. patriotism on full show. in sunderland as the game began, the mood was hopeful. i'm feeling great, england 2—0! i'm so excited, can't wait! and what do you reckon? 0h, we're going to win. with england's jordan pickford and henderson both from sunderland, there was added passion here. this crowd lived every tackle, every chance and every goal. cheering and applause. chanting. for 90 minutes t

england are into their first world cup semifinal in 28 years, after a 2—0 win against sweden in samaraheaders from harry maguire and dele ali mean england will now face croatia, who've just beaten hosts russia, in moscow on wednesday. police officers are being for exposure to knowledge shock. following yesterday's cabinet agreement at chequers, the prime minister refuses to rule out preferential treatment for citizens from the eu after brexit but eurosceptic mps warn it could lead to a "worst—of—all—worlds" brexit. what i am clear about is that we will bring an end to free movement as we look ahead to the immigration rules for people coming from the eu we need to look at that in the context of the wider rules we have for immigration from outside of the eu, and we will decide the rules that are right for the uk. england are through to the semi—finals of the 2018 world cup, after they beat sweden in this afternoon's match. the final score was 2—0, with harry mcguire scoring the usual queue has formed. now they break. it has headed firmly end. the final score was 2—0, with harry mcguire s

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millions of people celebrated at home following england's 2—0 victory over sweden in samara.e operation has begun in thailand to save 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a cave for more than two weeks. the foreign secretary borisjohnson strongly criticises the prime minister's new plans for a brexit deal with the eu during the cabinet meeting at chequers. before the papers, the sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's john acres. good morning. i can't stop smiling! england are into the world cup semifinals for the first time in 28 years after beating sweden 2—0 yesterday. the team have arrived back at their base in repino which is where we find our sports news correspondant david ornstein this morning. david, it was a little more straightforward than we might have expected? i think it was, i think the columbia test was a real sort of test of england's tournament credentials, whereas sweden, they were expected to win and they delivered, to book their place in the semifinals for their place in the semifinals for the first time since 1990. what a