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having equalised, they went in search of another after the restart, harry maguire forcing schmeichelester city keeper producing another world—class save. with a game on a knife edge, harry kane thought he had won a penalty but despite claims var saw it differently. the hosts desperately searched for the winner they craved, but to no avail. as in the past, england would have to endure extra time. studio: that was our sports editor dan rowan and we will be speaking to him a little later for an update on what is going on. it is still 1—1, by the way —— dan roan. our midlands correspondent sian lloyd is in solihull for us 110w. sian lloyd is with fans in solihull — are they disappointed sian? england fans across the country remain on tenterhooks as the semi final continues. sian lloyd is with with some fans in solihull — what's the mood like there? jack grealish was brought on there was of course huge excitement here, as this is where he is from. the weight is not over for fans. as this is where he is from. the weight is not overforfans. this is how they have been enjoying evening here s

schmeichel did save it but kane went on to score the rebound. "disturbance" during denmark's national anthem and for setting off fireworks. away from football organisers of the tokyo olympics have announced that the games will go ahead without fans later this month. it comes after a state of emergency was put in place in tokyo, to try and combat rising coronavirus cases injapan. overseas supporters were barred back in april, but there had been hope that a limited number of local fans could attend. translation: the games were supposed to be a rare opportunity _ translation: the games were supposed to be a rare opportunity to _ translation: the games were supposed to be a rare opportunity to feel _ translation: the games were supposed to be a rare opportunity to feel the - to be a rare opportunity to feel the power of sport through packed stadiums and united communities, however it is with regret that now must be held in a very limited way due to the spread of coronavirus. i am very sorry for the fans who purchased the tickets and were looking for

, _ schmeichel and individuals like that, they— schmeichel and individuals like that, they are _ schmeichelt will be a tough night for encland. , ~ . england. it is indeed. always a pleasure. _ england. it is indeed. always a pleasure, henry. _ england. it is indeed. always a pleasure, henry. thank- england. it is indeed. always a pleasure, henry. thank you i england. it is indeed. always a i pleasure, henry. thank you very england. it is indeed. always a - pleasure, henry. thank you very much indeed. we've all heard england fans singing three lions throughout the tournament, but there's also been another song fans have been singing in tribute to manager gareth southgate. you will have spotted that was atomic kitten singing �*southgate you're the one football's coming home again to the tune of their song "whole again" the group have reworked the song and released it as a single. it's already been two hours, but football's coming home again! one, two, three, four! # looking back on when we first met # i cannot escape and i cannot forget # southgate, you're the one # you still turn me on # fo

face of kasper schmeichel-— was shown at the face of kasper schmeichel. . s, �* . ., , schmeichel.s _ schmeichel. we don't want to see that. if it is proven, _ schmeichel. we don't want to see that. if it is proven, then - that. if it is proven, then hopefully the person who was guilty of it will be held accountable. we don't want to see it. we don't want to see any rules broken because the night was an incredible night, and to see that on the breaking news today, it's likely mars the evening, but we can't let it overshadow what was an incredible night —— it slightly mars. to listen to the reruns of the game, it gives you goose bumps, and hopefully we won't see a repeat of that behaviour on sunday evening. it see a repeat of that behaviour on sunday evening.— sunday evening. it was a real nailbiter- _ sunday evening. it was a real nailbiter. last _ sunday evening. it was a real nailbiter. last night - sunday evening. it was a real nailbiter. last night was - sunday evening. it was a real nailbiter. last night was a - nailbiter. last night was a different prospect to the ukraine. ye

it was to the other keeper, and schmeichel very nearly held it.tually it was quite interesting. we are going to continue henry's social inclusion emphasis, which i agree with, but let's have a thought for denmark. little did mark took everybody on, i haven't got many stars, played their country and pointed it out. their coach has taken the players to the premier lip or the —— premiership. most of them are in the glamour every week, and he's taken them to love again the people of denmark and come away from the start and play as agents of our society. so, hats off to them. they took us all the way, and they did it without much talent to them. they hadn't had the powers we had. lovely put down in a very good and for you —— interview by one of the schmeichel brothers. i'm expected... or whether it was his son who plays in leicester city. —— one of the schmeichel �*s. he was asked what he thought about... and he said coming home, how can you come home if you've never wanted? laughter fee! piston laughter — . i think that was kasper who laughter . i thi

schmeichel saves... kane is there to follow in!ontroversy. replays suggested a laser pen had been pointed from the stands at kasper schmeichel but after 55 years of english heartache, this was a night and a result which meant everything. amazing night for this country, for the players, the staff. our first final at a european championship and to be at wembley, it's a real special occasion. credit to the boys, we dug deep, got the job done but let's recover well and get ready for the next one. it's very much the morning after the night before here at wembley but come sunday, the fans will be back in their thousands hoping to see england take one final step to greatness. even their manager, normally so calm and composed, was showing his passion last night. gareth southgate has united players and supporters on what has already been some journey. he's given everyone a bit of hope, something to cling on to. cos it has been such a difficult 18 months for everyone and whatever happens on sunday, and we all have our fingers crossed that en

and schmeichel- time is 9:17am. and schmeichel saves!ers beat denmark to reach their first major final since 1966. nhs leaders won more than 5 million people are waiting for treatment and the backlog will get worse as the number of coronavirus cases rises. the chancellor rishi sunak defends a decision to phase out the £20 weekly increase in universal credit introduced during the coronavirus crisis. let's pick up on that last headline. the chancellor rishi sunak has been speaking this morning about the government's plans to cut the £20 weekly increase in universal credit introduced during the coronavirus crisis. 0ur chief political correspondent adam fleming is at westminster. we know a number of previous work and pensions secretary is have urged the government not to do this, to keep that additional £20 payment to people in receipt of universal credit so what has the chancellor been saying?— been saying? this increased universal— been saying? this increased universal credit _ been saying? this increased universal credit of - been saying?

schmeichel did save it, but kane went on to score the rebound.ring the time he's been in charge of the england rugby side, and says he's been most impressed with the football manager's team selection. jones himself named four new caps in the starting 15 for england's match against canada at twickenham on saturday. most of his first choice players are with the lions, whose tour of south africa continues to be hampered by covid. their next tour match is set to be against the sharks, the team they beat 54—7 last night after their original opposition, the bulls, had to pull out of the game on saturday due to a number of positive tests. england's make—shift one day side have beaten pakistan by nine wickets in their first international in cardiff. an entirely new set of players had to be brought in just two days ago, after a covid outbreak in the original england squad. but they got off to the perfect start. they had pakistan 26 for 4, with saqib mahmood the pick of the bowlers with four wickets. pakistan were all out for 141 and england knocked it off

before — initially saved with schmeichel before hurricane managed to get home: _ before hurricane managedry measure _ championships. just a precautionary measure we understand at the moment, as england _ measure we understand at the moment, as england prepare for that huge final to _ as england prepare for that huge final to come. we wait to see of course — final to come. we wait to see of course whether or not this will be the moment that england can get over the moment that england can get over the line _ the moment that england can get over the line in— the moment that england can get over the line in major tournaments, that run of— the line in major tournaments, that run of semifinal disappointments, all four— run of semifinal disappointments, all four of — run of semifinal disappointments, all four of them. at last they got over— all four of them. at last they got over the — all four of them. at last they got over the line, all four of them. at last they got overthe line, making it all four of them. at last they got over the line, making it through to their— over the line, making it

schmeichel saves, kane is there to follow in! the long wait is over. england's history makers beat denmark, to reach theirfirst major final since 1966. across the country, from pubs to living rooms, to town centres and fanzones, the nation celebrates a famous night for the three lions. it's coming home! yeah! it's coming home! _ it's coming home! yeah! it's coming home! honestly, ican't it's coming home! yeah! it's coming home! honestly, i can't believe it. finally, _ home! honestly, ican't believe it. finally, it's— home! honestly, i can't believe it. finally, it's happening. aftera finally, it's happening. after a magical, tense, torturous night at wembley, england's players will face italy in here on sunday. to bring that happiness and to bring that excitement and to continue the journey for another four days, we're here to the end, we didn't want to go home yet. and we know we've got everybody with us. good morning. more changes to the travel rules. amber list countries could get the green light to help you avoid quarantine.

first period of extra time, and although harry kane needed a second attempt after the heroic casper schmeichel he couldn't stop following up, and that proved decisive. england were given up proved decisive. england were given up fantastic challenged by denmark, who have been super motivated. a real sense of destiny about this team since their star player mentioned arison had their cause —— christian eriksson had that cardiac arrest. they've showed such part all the way till the end, but england going through and their fans will claim it is coming home now. maybe it is. i think after coming through that test, few would bet against them. if that test, few would bet against them. , ., .., that test, few would bet against them. , , ., them. if you can briefly, formidable opposition- — them. if you can briefly, formidable opposition. absolutely. _ them. if you can briefly, formidable opposition. absolutely. that- them. if you can briefly, formidable opposition. absolutely. that has . opposition. absolutely. that has been really _ opposition. absolutely. that has been really impressive. - opposition

ahead of the game, goalkeeper kasper schmeichel was happy to remind a journalist that, unlike his countryfor you to stop it coming _ what would it mean for you to stop it coming home? has what would it mean for you to stop it coming home?— it coming home? has it ever been home? have _ it coming home? has it ever been home? have you _ it coming home? has it ever been home? have you ever— it coming home? has it ever been home? have you ever wanted? in j it coming home? has it ever been - home? have you ever wanted? in 66? was out at a — home? have you ever wanted? in 66? was out at a world _ home? have you ever wanted? in 66? was out at a world cup? _ emma raducanu says the whole experience of her remarkable run at wimbledon caught up with her, after having to withdraw midway through her match last night. the 18—year—old brit was trailing 4—6, 0—3 to ajla tomljanovic when she became unwell and had to leave the court. she says she's still unsure what happened. no, i don't know what caused it. i think that it was a combination of everything that has gone on behind the scenes in the last week

schmeichel saves! kane is there to follow him!re here to the end, we didn't want to go home yet and we know we've got everybody with us. more than 23 million people watched the game on itv — making it one of the most watched broadcasts in the last decade. who'd have thought this? six months ago? in the depths of the coronavirus pandemic. this isjust what the country needed. how are you feeling right now? how will you be watching the final? let us know your plans by tweeting me at @bbcjoannag or by using the hashtag bbcyourquestions. the number of people in england waiting to start routine hospital treatment has risen to a new record high. chancellor rishi sunak defends the decision to phase out the £20 weekly increase in universal credit introduced during the coronavirus crisis. this was a temporary measure, it was always intended to be a temporary measure and much like all the other things that we have done, they were the things that we put in place to deal with the crisis. plans for how and when fully vaccinated travellers can g

controversy — replays suggesting a laser pen had been pointed from the stands at goalkeeper kasper schmeichelis a result that meant everything. i so want to do it for the people at home, you know. the messages i've been getting, seeing the reactions, the crowds, you know, i'm a fan as well, so to see that, i wish i could be there with them cheering! but yeah, what a night, and we've got to soak it all up. and for one lucky fan, last night was extra special. england midfielder mason mount giving this youngster a gift she couldn't believe and will never forget. last night's coverage, meanwhile, was viewed by peak tv audience of 27.6 million, the most watched football match ever shown in the uk on a single channel. imagine what sunday's final against italy could generate. this is for the next generation now, any young people watching this tune in and enjoy it and fingers crossed we can do it. this is a very good italian team, let's make no mistake about that but we've got that ability to beat them. whatever the result here on _ ability to beat them. whatever the result here on sunday _ ability t

and then we have kasper| schmeichel._ i very schmeichel.hel. jim? penalties? i very much hope not, i _ schmeichel. jim? penalties? i very much hope not, i hope _ schmeichel. jim? penalties? i very much hope not, i hope no - schmeichel. jim? penalties? i very much hope not, i hope no extra i schmeichel. jim? penalties? ivery. much hope not, i hope no extra time. ithink— much hope not, i hope no extra time. i think it _ much hope not, i hope no extra time. i think it will — much hope not, i hope no extra time. i think it will be settled in the match — i think it will be settled in the match i_ i think it will be settled in the match. i think it would be a matter of a goat — match. i think it would be a matter of a goal. 0ne match. i think it would be a matter of a goal. one way or the other. a good _ of a goal. one way or the other. a good game — of a goal. one way or the other. a good game is what is needed. let�*s good game is what is needed. let's ho -e it is good game is what is needed. let's hope it is not _ good game is what is needed.

schmeichel saves, kane is there to follow in! the long wait is over.ng rooms, to town centres and fanzones, the nation celebrates a famous night for the three lions. it's coming home! yeah! it's

without controversy — replays suggesting a laser pen has been pointed from the stands at goalkeeper schmeichelverything. i so want to do it for the people at home, you know, the messages i've been getting, seeing the reactions, the crowds, you know, i'm a fan as well, so to see that, i wish i could be there with them cheering! but yeah, what a night, and we've got to soak it all up. and for one lucky fan, last night was extra special. england midfielder mason mount giving this youngster a gift she couldn't believe and will never forget. last night's coverage, meanwhile, was viewed by peak tv audience of 27.6 million, the most watched football match ever shown in the uk on a single channel. imagine what sunday's final against italy could generate. this is going to be an incredibly tight game, because they're superb opposition, the italians, they haven't lost for 33 games, and whatever standard of football you're playing in, that is impressive. back at st george's park, england training today ahead of the biggest game of these players�* lives. win once more, and a first ever european championshi

albeit, his penalty being saved initially by kasper schmeichel. falling kindly for him.es of huge jubilation inside wembley. we wait to see if we will see familiar scenes once again tonight. let's hear from gareth southgate now, scenes once again tonight. let's hearfrom gareth southgate now, who says his team will not need to do anything special tonight. it is business as usual in preparing them for this game. in finals, actually, the key is to hit your normal level. lots of teams in finals end up under—performing. you don't have to find a level beyond where you've ever gone before.it's about hitting, about doing it's about hitting, about doing what you're good at. transferring what you're doing on the training pitch in to the match. they don't need to according to gareth southgate. we saw the england team arrive at the stadium in the last moment, they came out onto the pitch for a walk around, familiarising themselves with the atmosphere. it is limited to them, when you consider they have played every game apart from one here at wembley stadium. the increased number of

listen to what kasper schmeichel said in the press conference.ntator: no accident that gusto is an italian word, is it? _ spain and italy have enjoyed some ding—dongs over the years and this match was no exception. the italians did not have to wait long to get off their seats. spain saved first by the post, then the flag. commentator: it was offside, anyway. but spain soon took a tactical hold. the question is — could they make the most of it? his face said it all. this was entertaining stuff — for neutrals at least. spain were matching italy for tempo, but needed to make their possession count. nearly, nearly, nearly. italy were still dangerous on the counter and this was devastating. federico chiesa taking the roof off with this thing of beauty. spain quickly had a chance to make amends. oyarzabal couldn't miss this time, surely? missed it! he would play no further part in the match, but substitute morata was about to prove his worth. spain are level! game on. extra time came and spain were asking all the questions. nail biting, or is that flag

ahead of the game, goalkeeper kasper schmeichel was happy to remind a journalist that, unlike his countryomljanovic when she became unwell and had to leave the court. she says she's still unsure what happened. no, i don't know what caused it. i think that it was a combination of everything that has gone on behind the scenes in the last week and accumulation of the excitements, i think it's a great learning experience for me going forward. it's a great step forward, now next time, hopefully i will be better prepared. raducanu's opponent last night, ajla tomljanovic, was back in action today, but her wimbledon is also over — beaten by fellow australian ashleigh barty in straight sets. it means world number one barty has reached her first wimbledon semifinal with a 6—1, 6—3 win, and she'll now face angelique kerber in the last four, after the 2018 wimbledon champion beat karolina muchova in straight sets. both aryna sabalenka and karolina pliskova are also into their first wimbledon semifinals. sabalenka beat tunisia's 0ns jabeur, who'd become the first arab woman to reach the last eight at

schmeichel saves... kane is there to follow in!aded a team that has thrilled the nation. how special is it to you to know that this team has made such an impression on people, given the times that we're in and how tough it's been for a lot of people? yeah, that's been amazing, really, and i think sometimes, as footballers, we don't take all that in, you know, we see ourselves as kist doing a job. i think we've shown that we're just normal lads. you know, we wear the badge with pride. everyone should be proud, the way they have represented themselves, and obviously their friends and their family across the country. very best of luck, harry. thank you. british cyclist mark cavendish has equalled the record for the most stage wins in the tour de france. today's sprint finish took his tally to 34 level with belgium's eddie merks who's held the record since 1975. cavendish who won his first tour stage 13 years ago is now aiming to break the record before this year's race concludes in paris in nine days' time. novak djokovic is due to hi

— as in the back and they have casper schmeichel in goal who we will know from the _ schmeichel in goalhe opening game, the cardiac arrest. — the opening game, the cardiac arrest, and they lost the two opening _ arrest, and they lost the two opening games have an —— and have since _ opening games have an —— and have since bounced back to score $10 and are playing — since bounced back to score $10 and are playing very well and they knocked — are playing very well and they knocked wells out, four goals against — knocked wells out, four goals against them. a knocked wells out, four goals against them.— knocked wells out, four goals against them. knocked wells out, four goals atainst them. �* ., ., ., against them. a lot of goodwill for them. -- wales. _ against them. a lot of goodwill for them. -- wales. england - against them. a lot of goodwill for them. -- wales. england are - yet to concede a goal, they will march on. they'll now return to wembley next wednesday evening, where they'll face denmark. that's after they beat the czech republic 2—1 in baku, kasper dolberg with denmark's seco

here's the goalkeeper kasper schmeichel, asked about the idea of "football coming home" to england. you ever won it? in �*66, it was home. well, was that not the world cup? yeah, exactly, but i'm saying the whole thing about a national tournament finally coming home, finally the actual success this country craves. what would it mean to you to stop that coming home? to be honest, i haven't given any thought to what it would mean to stop england more than what it would do for denmark. to be honest, i've focused very little on england national team. i think ithinka i think a few england fans will disagree with that. 50 minutes' time to kick off. morten glivad is the biographer of the coach. really good of you to give up your time just 50 minutes really good of you to give up your timejust 50 minutes before kick—off. an awful lot of love for the england manager here. you have written the biography of the danish manager. how does he compare to garrett southgate? i manager. how does he compare to garrett southgate?— manager. how does he compare to garrett southgate? i would say they com a

joining us basil schmeichel, former executive director of the new york state democratic party, now a of staff for the department of homeland security. miles, the book tells a story that you have been telling since you first wrote an op-ed as anonymous in "the new york times", that people around the president were most alarmed by the president, even more so than those of us watching from the outside. what do you make of the fact that all of your collective actions of not invoking the 25th amendment, not going to more whistleblowers in congress brought us to where we are now with our democracy seriously imperilled by him? >> yeah. well, nicolle, the silence that some people had through the administration put this country through hell, there's no question. i would say that the only penance those people can have is now to at least speak the truth, even though it is too late because these strains of authoritarianism is continuing. those cabinet secretaries who told me behind the scenes they felt like i did, that trump was a threat to the fabric of our republic, they still have an obligati

. | schmeichel saves! kane is there to follow in. what a moment.anthony nolan trust. here he is. we caught up with sam in hospital. he is on the bone marrow register and was told he was a match and was asked to donate straightaway. i knew that obviously someone was really sick and waiting for it, so one day could have been like the last day, really. it could have been costly, so there was no where so there was no way i was going to delay it. no chance. you didn't evenjust hesitate for moment? because look what you've missed. as a big football fan, maybe for a split second. but, yeah, my brain came through. like, sam, you know the right thing to do. i'm just so proud of him. he literally is like a life saver and a modern day hero. it's amazing what he's doing. we arejust so proud of him. beth is a critical care nurse. she's spent the last 15 months looking after covid patients in intensive care. she's the real life—saver. on a weekly basis, as her job as an itu nurse, so i think her doing thatjob had a massive influence on me deciding to go through

this was kasper schmeichel in his press conference last night.n't know, have you ever won it? in '66 it was home. well, was that not the world cup? whoops! and whoever makes it through later will play italy in sunday's final. there was an incredible atmosphere here last night, as they beat spain on penalties. what a dramatic game. here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. it may be a song about being ready to die, but the way the italians sing, it gives you life. commentator: no accident that gusto is an italian word, is it? _ spain and italy have enjoyed some ding—dongs over the years and this match was no exception. the italians did not have to wait long to get off their seats. spain saved first by the post, then the flag. commentator: it was offside, anyway. but spain soon took a tactical hold. the question is — could they make the most of it? his face said it all. this was entertaining stuff — for neutrals at least. spain were matching italy for tempo, but needed to make their possession count. nearly, nearly, nearly. italy were still da

kasper schmeichel was asked by an english member of the press, is football coming home for england, orr point. it is it? have you ever won it? it is a fair point-— fair point. it is a very good point. i think fair point. it is a very good point. i think he — fair point. it is a very good point. i think he was _ fair point. it is a very good point. i think he was asked _ fair point. it is a very good point. i think he was asked if _ fair point. it is a very good point. i think he was asked if you - fair point. it is a very good point. i think he was asked if you ever l i think he was asked if you ever wonder... i don't actually know my did you ever win the european cup question mark it is a great dry sense of humour running through this conversation, which i love.— conversation, which i love. england are ranked — conversation, which i love. england are ranked fourth _ conversation, which i love. england are ranked fourth in _ conversation, which i love. england are ranked fourth in the _ conversation, which i love. england are ranked fourth in the world, - are ranked fourth in the world