chamberlain will try to keep out shanice van de sanden, her liverpool team—mate who has been in excellenturnament. she is one of six dutch players based in england, so these teams know each other well. the netherlands the only side other than england have a 100% record at the euros. we have two form teams coming together for a place in the final. and you can listen to live commentary on the semifinal tomorrow night on bbc five live from 7.45. now to one of the more bizarre stories of the day, but at the same time absolutely brilliant. roma have honoured club legend francesco totti by launching the striker‘s final shirt into space. totti spent his entire 24—year playing career with the italian club before retiring in may. yesterday, a rocket carrying the iconic number 10 shirt, from his final game against genoa, was successfully launched from french guiana. he scored 307 goals for roma after making his debut. he'll now become a director at the italian club. also coming up on tonight's sportsday. .. coming up, a eurostar homecoming for british athletes after their holding camp. world champi

we're joined on the couch by music industry porter and shanice wilson.that is the remixed version, right? >> paul, welcome to "great day washington." >>> glad to see you. >> we wanted you guys to join us for our at the top of the show and talk about some things goings on in the music industry but you're going to perform later for us, right? >> yes, i am. >> i am so excited because you're in town. if you haven't gotten your tickets yet she is performing at the supper club. >> tonight. >> tonight at 8:00. >> it is not too late to get tickets. >> you have good timing. >> my new book "blackout". >> and "blackout" at 6:00. >> i interviewed shanice wilson on video soul on the record years ago. >> 1991. >> yes, i remember that's like it was yesterday. >> well, for you. >> you're so young. i was the old guy. you were the young guy -- >> i used to do music video connection and work on kiss and magic and hu r&b et, so i know this building when it was brand new. >> that is amazing. we're going to hear more from both of you later in the show. we wanted to ask your o

.# shanice dreams of becoming an engineer. her college is right next to silverstone racetrack.h pressure do you feel under at the moment? well, obviously, there is a lot of pressure because it is a big, like, change in life. you arejust coming into the adult world. if i fail anything i would have to retake them. fingers crossed. # tell them i'm no fool... laurie's big love is cricket. i've been involved since a young age and i havejust always just loved playing. what do you hope to do when you get the results? i quite like the idea of doing a sports coaching apprenticeship, so i can do something i really like doing. but do a—levels give you a better prospect for the future? i am not really sure. # as i wake up this bright morning... i'm excited, nervous, but i just want to get the results so i can get into my sixth form and i can possibly pursue a career in music. yash was born partially sighted. this trip to an indoor ski slope has been arranged by the royal society for blind children. growing up with partial sight, it can be hard to come to terms with your condition. now i us

.# and best wishes to everyone receiving their results and we will speak with shanice and laurie later, so, well done. the three subjects, english and maths, there is a grading system 9-1, and maths, there is a grading system 9—1, so how have you gone, if you can compare it? the government has said for this year in this transition that anything that was a a star would be seven and above and that would stay roughly the same, so we are thrilled that in maths, which we are thrilled that in maths, which we specialise in, we have 32% of seven and above, and it was 30% last year, so we have maintained on a much harder exam, much harder. most importantly, seven students got grade nine, which is a completely new great. how has it been handled, will confuse employers? in the first couple of years it will be confusing. we will be looking at comparisons, like metric, the old and new money. in a year or two's time, we won't be talking about the old grades, we will understand. just to know that nine, eight and seven are the top grades and anything above four is a past. congratulations. thank you. c