there is alan shearer! whenever _ i certainly don't. there is alan shearer!enever anybody talks about the scotland _ shearer! whenever anybody talks about the scotland game - shearer! whenever anybody talks about the scotland game if - shearer! whenever anybody talksj about the scotland game if forget that i_ about the scotland game if forget that i saw the first goal and pmperly— that i saw the first goal and properly rightly so. sill that i saw the first goal and properly rightly so. all because of what happened — properly rightly so. all because of what happened in _ properly rightly so. all because of what happened in a _ properly rightly so. all because of what happened in a crazy - properly rightly so. all because of what happened in a crazy two - properly rightly so. all because of - what happened in a crazy two minutes that cemented this match in the consciousness of many different reasons. england under pressure, scotland gets a penalty.— reasons. england under pressure, i scotland gets a penalty.- 90 scotland gets a penalty. penalty! 90 seconds late

shearer played against some of the _ that way. shearer played against some of the great _ that way.of the great german sides. that way. shearer played against - some of the great german sides. they are serial winners, chasing a fourth european title to go with their four world cups, but they were minutes from going out of the tournament. they do look beatable, which will only raise the hopes of the millions watching and those lucky enough to get a ticket. wembley way will be packed with up to 45,000 fans later, and even hours before kick—off, some have made it here looking to make the most of what could be one of the greatest days in england's history. it is once—in—a—lifetime opportunity, wejust it is once—in—a—lifetime opportunity, we just can't wait, so happy we got tickets.— opportunity, we just can't wait, so - happy we got tickets._ very. happy we got tickets. nervous? very. you have to — happy we got tickets. nervous? very. you have to be _ happy we got tickets. nervous? very. you have to be with _ happy we got tickets. nervous? very. you have to be with england - happy we go

alan shearer is standing by.— shearer is standing by. he could hardl sit shearer is standing by.erday. we will see how he feels. he was on yesterday so we will see how he reacts. lets hand-out — will see how he reacts. lets hand-out what _ will see how he reacts. lets hand-out what is _ will see how he reacts. lets hand-out what is going - will see how he reacts. lets hand-out what is going on | will see how he reacts. lats hand—out what is going on with the weather. it looks chilly. good morning, everyone. it is chilly. we have a shower moving across london as across parts of the home counties and kent. the forecast is fairly cloudy for most of us to start with but some of that will break up, particularly in western areas, where we will see some sunshine and isolated showers. in the east, we hang onto thicker cloud and we have some drizzle. that is after we get rid of the rain which is across east anglia and which could enter kent before it clears. the west is the best once again in terms of sunshine. we could have the jarrow which could be heavy, most will miss it and temperatu

and if this gives him the kind of boost that alan shearer received in 1996, we could have some excitinghopefully the sunshine will last for that. let's leave it there. thank you so much forjoining us for the papers this evening, it's been great to see you again. thank you for watching, next up it's the film review with mark kermode. bye—bye. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in cinemas and at home. the surprise treat of this week's batch of new releases is nobody, an insanely violent and also insanely entertaining action drama centring on the unlikely figure of better call saul star, bob odenkirk. take it. i don't want it. it ain't a matter of want, hutch, it's the principle of need. so keep my sister safe, bro. he plays hutch, an apparently shy and retiring worker drone with a boring job who fails to break heads when his house is broken into, to the sneering disappointment of his colleagues, neighbours and family. little do they know that mousy hutch is actually a coiled spring, a lethal weapon doing his v

alan shearer captained england that day and a display result of the lost was a european qualifier aheadducation in the matches between these nations but he said that scotland will need to improve if they are to get result tomorrow. i know that wembley is only going to have around — i know that wembley is only going to have around 22 — i know that wembley is only going to have around 22 or _ i know that wembley is only going to have around 22 or 23,000 _ i know that wembley is only going to have around 22 or 23,000 fans- i know that wembley is only going to have around 22 or 23,000 fans there which _ have around 22 or 23,000 fans there which is _ have around 22 or 23,000 fans there which is such — have around 22 or 23,000 fans there which is such a — have around 22 or 23,000 fans there which is such a shame. _ have around 22 or 23,000 fans there which is such a shame. for— have around 22 or 23,000 fans there which is such a shame. for such- have around 22 or 23,000 fans there which is such a shame. for such an l which is such a shame. for such an iconic— which is such a shame. for such a

i will be outside later with alan shearer. are we punting for questions for alan shearer.eloping this weekend. for som, a lot of sunny weather developing this weekend. forsom, england a lot of sunny weather developing this weekend. for som, england and wales especially, a hot sunday. at the moment we have a weather front pushing south. introducing fresher conditions in the north where temperatures at the moment are in double figures but mid to high teens in some southern areas. plenty of cloud. rain and drizzle in western scotland and north—west england. that is the cold front working into the midlands. to the south of it, sunshine develops after a grey morning. to the north, more sunshine than we saw through yesterday. showers in scotland. more of a breeze today. it will not be as humid in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. temperatures down a little on yesterday. humid in central and southern parts. 0n the weather front, central and southern parts. 0n the weatherfront, it could get central and southern parts. 0n the weather front, it could get to edgbaston

alan shearer and jueruen wonderful game tonight.s in south africa that the top court has sentenced the former president to 15 months in jailfor former president to 15 months in jail for contempt former president to 15 months in jailfor contempt of former president to 15 months in jail for contempt of court. this follows his refusal to appear at an anti corruption enquiry in february. we can get more on this from our correspondent andrew harding. tell us more about the background that has led to this jail term today. tt has led to this jail term today. tt is an extraordinary moment. the background is basically thatjacob zuma himself initiated a public enquiry against his betterjudgment, i think, into the corruption that had flourished during his nine years in power. he was under huge pressure to look into this issue of... they had looked the south african state. that corruption enquiry has been going for several years. jacob zuma initially cooperated. he testified and then a lot of other people made serious allegations of corruption

alan shearer was the top scorer when england last played at home in the european championships 25 yearsoung, talented players, some really exciting talent and if gareth can get them playing, which we all hope he can do, then you just never know. i have been on the end of it where i said about euro 96 where we did not get off to the best start but then all of a sudden, we put in a performance against scotland and then the dutch, then you think, we are onto something, hear and i think, that is what we are hoping gareth and the boys can do. my one concern for scotland is where the goals are going to come from. they've got some very good players in there, who are experienced players and play at the highest level in the premier league. and again, ithink level in the premier league. and again, i think very much like wales, their opening game is key. england and scotland fans will be at wembley and hampden, for their opening matches, and fans are back at edgbaston as test cricket is back there. and they were reminded that england are still prone to batting collapses, too. there were 18,000 spe

alan shearer was the top scorer when they last played at home in the european championships 25 yearsce against scotland and then the dutch, then you think, we are onto something, here. and i think that is what we are hoping gareth and the boys can do. for scotland, it's a first major tournament this century. they have to wait until monday to play their first match but the squad have been training this morning at their base in darlington. former scotland player james mcfadden thinks this group of players has what it takes to get to the knockout stages. i think that we can surprise people, i think that we can surprise people, i really— i think that we can surprise people, i really do — i think that we can surprise people, ireally do i— i think that we can surprise people, i really do. i think we will qualify from _ i really do. i think we will qualify from the — i really do. i think we will qualify from the group. i am an eternal optimist— from the group. i am an eternal optimist when it comes to scotland but there _ optimist when it comes to scotland but there is confidence and i beli

alan shearer insists england's young squad can write their own chapter this evening.t clicked yet. we hope that can happen this evening. tt felt it has not clicked yet. we hope that can happen this evening.— can happen this evening. it felt as thou:h can happen this evening. it felt as though yesterday _ can happen this evening. it felt as though yesterday this _ can happen this evening. it felt as though yesterday this tournamentj though yesterday this tournament came alive. there was lots of drama in the tournament last night. world champions france are out — despite leading 3—1 — paul pogba with the pick of their goals. but switzerland scored twice in the last ten minutes to take the game to extra time. there were no more goals so it went to penalties — where one of the world's best strikers, kylian mbappe, missed — meaning switzerland won 5—4 on penalties. it blew the tournament wide open. three—time champions spain are through after a dramatic afternoon in copenhagen — that included one of the most bizarre own goals you'll see at the tournament. a huge mistake fr

other memories is euro 2000 when england won in a group match in the group stages, alan shearer withthis fixture is the amount of history, and you mention alan shearer�*s goal in 2000, but at the same time the scotland game had loads of history and it did not pan out the way it did before, so that suggests it won't pan out the way it did last time, so i'm confident england will have a good result. what makes it so special to play in it? is there a tingle down the spine because of the history or as a player, what does it feel like? in history or as a player, what does it feel like? if :: history or as a player, what does it feel like? ::' :: , ., , . , feel like? in 2010 the problem was the germany _ feel like? in 2010 the problem was the germany squad _ feel like? in 2010 the problem was the germany squad we _ feel like? in 2010 the problem was the germany squad we played - feel like? in 2010 the problem was the germany squad we played that| feel like? in 2010 the problem was - the germany squad we played that day were very young, similar to the england squad and i think half the eng

former england striker alan shearer and former germany captain and manager, jurgen klinsmann., thank you. is - how are you doing, jurgen? doing wonderful, thank you. is is - how are you doing, jurgen? doing wonderful, thank you. is is the i wonderful, thank you. is is the difference _ wonderful, thank you. is is the difference between _ wonderful, thank you. is is the difference between the - wonderful, thank you. is is the i difference between the english wonderful, thank you. is is the - difference between the english and the germans. we have a state of panic and you are very calm and controlled. panic and you are very calm and controlled-— controlled. no, no. ithink both sides are _ controlled. no, no. ithink both sides are extremely _ controlled. no, no. ithink both sides are extremely excited. i controlled. no, no. ithink both- sides are extremely excited. these are the _ sides are extremely excited. these are the moments— sides are extremely excited. these are the moments you _ sides are extremely excited. these are the moments you live - sides are extremely excited. the

looks for shearer, _ who loses him and gascoigne! i don't believe it! oh no!resting. henning, from your point - germany. really interesting. henning, from your point of| germany. really interesting. - henning, from your point of view, is it as much a pantomime as it has been for some generations in england shall we say? i been for some generations in england shall we say?— shall we say? i am with nick on that one. it shall we say? i am with nick on that one- it seems _ shall we say? i am with nick on that one. it seems to _ shall we say? i am with nick on that one. it seems to have _ shall we say? i am with nick on that one. it seems to have calmed - shall we say? i am with nick on that one. it seems to have calmed down | shall we say? i am with nick on that. one. it seems to have calmed down a little bit _ one. it seems to have calmed down a little bit. germany against england it's always a big game, particularly for england, germany tend to have even _ for england, germany tend to have even bigger games after!— even bigger games after! ouch! fin . ers even b

much of it probably sounds a little bit disrespectful maybe to alan shearer, but.ut seamans elbow elbow. at about 90 seconds later, the ball was up the. the ball was up the pitch. paul gascoigne produces a bit of magic, which is always capable of. i'm on the left side. i'm able to pass it i first time into gazza, but i could see the run in. and from that point, honestly, it was like in slow motion. - as you see him on the other side of alan hendry, - you know, there's only one place he's going to end up and then that's it. l i�*ve got a decision to make because gazza is coming at me. the bounce of the ball. do i take him out? do i take the red card for the team that�*s going through your mind? a split second. and i thought, no, i�*m not going to take him out. my foot slipped my right foot slips. not to the not to the extent that�*s going to make a difference to what gazza did. itjust slipped going by slip because paul gascoigne's used the magic, flicked over his head scores, the brilliant goal that basically killed the game. it was just a minute - and that was the

after england's ponderous display, which is how alan shearer described it. natalie pirks reports.england means they must do better. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. that result means that the czech republic stay top of group d after a 1—1 draw with croatia. patrick schick's penalty gave them the lead but ivan perisic equalised to give the croatians their first point of the tournament — they'll need to beat scotland on monday to have a chance of progressing. on tuesday, rather. sweden are in a strong position to qualify for the last 16. a penalty from emil forsberg gave them a 1—0 win over slovakia in st petersburg. and christian eriksen is out of hospital as he continues his recovery from a cardiac arrest on the pitch last saturday. the denmark team say he visited them yesterday and says he'll be cheering on denmark from home when they play their must win game against russia on monday. away from the euros, lets bring you the rest of the sports news... we have been joined we have beenjoined by some of the tartan army! they are finally away after a night of celebrating the point fo