came in to talk to us before southgate came in to talk to us the media, flanked by raheem i what is of his 50th comp for country in trust 2a years old, and there were about how he would indeed start after that fairly lackluster gamma ray touch the ball for your time than any other players not southgate refused to condemn his captain, did not want to talk about the spurs and how they played in that game, but he did hint that that performance was not all his fault. lot of the service that went into it, it was not favoured. in his area, there are many factors in the game for both sides the other night and the brilliant thing for him england point of view, we had a lot of english players and. raheem sterling, they released a press release saying that sterling will be captain amo will be his 50th cup. they refused to confirm that and said nothing about that ill be clear today that raheem sterling was still quite angry about that.|j today that raheem sterling was still quite angry about that. i have had no conversation with anybody and my agency, so no conversation with anybody and my age

for gareth southgate an interesting tea m for gareth southgate an interesting team selection, only aons league final so much changed side, potentially. that has been reflected in the team news we've just had, england have just arrived and we understand jordan pickford, stones and maguire start with chilwell and stirling captaining the side. jayden sancho and marcus rochefort up front. that means all seven champions league finalists are drop to the bench and will not start and it's five changes from england's last match against montenegro. big news there, it's a bold move by gareth southgate. you could argue only the players that played in the champions league game and the only ones with any match fitness. however if you look how harry kane played, for example, only 27 touches, the list of any player on the pitch, you could argue they need a break. —— the least of any player. harry kane is a talisman for the side but he spoke yesterday about how he specifically did not wa nt about how he specifically did not want one player to become the standard bearer, not one player carrying the ca

at least gareth southgate still has a sense of humour.is a marked improvement on fa ns says it is a marked improvement on fans booing their own team. says it is a marked improvement on fans booing their own teamlj says it is a marked improvement on fans booing their own team. i am happy they are booing the opposition, rather than doing our players for when they started. we are making progress. i remember driving through the streets of malta and some of the songs that are being sung to us that night, so if virgil van dijk has to take a bit, so be it. southgate also said the importance of this much is clear, they want to win for the fans who came over here and give them the result but they came for. currently around 11,000 fans have tickets for this match, uefa have been flogging them for around 10 euros. in fact, whether there 11,000 fans will make it to the game or not is another matter. some sad news to bring you now. leyton orient have announced that their managerjustin edinburgh has died, at the age of 49. the club say he suffered a ca

i hear what you mean by restiveness, so what you think it means for the southgate side?g to got the 50th cap this evening, i was askedif got the 50th cap this evening, i was asked if they still need to play for in the back and easy manchester city do it all the time and it was brilliant but doesn't work on international stage when you have a place to do it, john stuck space for manchester city and was a fall for one of the goal is, they saw there initially for the second goal. starling says yes, we have to keep trying and keep faith whether derek southgate needs to look at it especially given the experience and his team, what it means in terms of the tournament, is that england plays switzerland and sunday afternoon for a third or fourth place, it'll be portugal against the inaugural winner of the ua for a nation we, the winter that would be the next year championship yet again for the second year running, england beaten in the semifinals, so what may happen. al is always guaranteed drama with england. chelsea are reported to have agreed to sell eden hazard to real madri

and gareth southgate's side were flawless in the penalty shoot out, with goalkeeper jordan pickford stealing of the game, england took the lead, with this rebound off the bar to callu m with this rebound off the bar to callum wilson. but then the old friend var again. the game that wouldn't end was heading to penalties. if you needed any more evidence that this had the air of a friendly, jordan pickford stepped up to ta ke friendly, jordan pickford stepped up to take england's kick. then it was jordan pickford again who put the game out of its misery. england left having gone one better than russia but still trophy list. it will not be one for the memory banks. it's becoming such a familiar sight, rafael nadal winning the french open at roland garros. well, the spaniard won it for the 12th time today — beating dominic thiem, from austria, in a repeat of last year's final. nadal is nowjust two grand slams behind roger federers record of 20 austin halewood reports. no player has lifted a grand slam trophy than rafael nadal. and today another victory for the king of clay. the austrian was the m

the football association released this video, of guerra southgate telling people not to be that idiots be those idiots. they will always be like that. 20,000 fans coming over, there will always be a few. always if you ruin it. is this your first time in portugal? know, i've been to lisbon before. what's it been like in general in terms of the organisation and mood? so we were furtherup organisation and mood? so we were further up earlier, and we thought we would watch in the main square. then we saw this huge title as they we re then we saw this huge title as they were walking down, and we realised that square was closed. we followed it in there was a great place to watch the green. it was beautiful. police tactics... we had no problems. it was quite pricey to stay here, but it was great. and finally, you didn't get there to the final, but will you see the final in portugal? laughter. we bought these ticket months ago! england will be in the final, of course it will happen! we came in third place, typical. thanks guys, enjoy the final. that'll happen for quite a load of the fans here.

an embarrassing mistake sees defeat for gareth southgate's men. 3—1 loss against the netherlands.me to bbc news. 75 yea rs netherlands. welcome to bbc news. 75 years after more than 130,000 allied troops stormed the beaches of normandy, hundreds of veterans have returned from the anniversary of one of the most momentous operations in military history. today began with a lone piper marking the exact moment, 725 in the morning, when the british troops first landed on the beaches onjune troops first landed on the beaches on june six, 1944. troops first landed on the beaches onjune six, 1944. alongside them, mainly american and canadian troops. prince charles, the prime minister theresa may along with president emmanuel macron of france and president trump of the united states attended wings across france to honour those who thought they pulled up honour those who thought they pulled up our correspondent has the story of d—day 75 years on. piper plays. the sounds that made europe's history are buried on these beaches. above gold beach, where gunfire rang out 75 years ago, a lone piper

gareth southgate says his england side won't abandon their style — despite a couple of real defensiver chances of winning the nations league. they lost their semifinal 3—1 to the netherlands in portugal. the it was tough to take in the end. you get to a semifinal, and other semifinal, it should be a positive. everybody leaves even more deflated. ican everybody leaves even more deflated. i can understand that. but i had to look at the bigger picture of what the players have given me, and the way they have tried incredibly for their country. coventry city have confirmed they will ground share with birmingham city next season. they have been struggling to agree a deal to stay at the ricoh arena which is owned by the wasps rugby club. the move to st andrews they say is essential for them to stay in the league. plenty more on the bbc sports website. and reaction tojohanna konta going out in the french open semifinal. more from us later. much more sport to come. you're watching the bbc news channel. we will talk a little bit more about the news that has broken in the last hour. the case of

gareth southgate's side will face switzerland in the third—place play—off. i will be back at 1130.ious mental illness, according to researchers at birmingham university. data collected anonymously by doctors also suggests the scale of violence against women by partners is hugely under—recorded. lauren moss has more. it is described as an insidious crime that affects one in four women in england and wales. now new research suggests that domestic abuse is not only unrecorded by doctors, but victims are also three times more likely to develop a mental illness. we know that over half of women that have experienced physical or sexual violence will meet the diagnostic criteria for at least one mental health disorder. that can range from stress and anxiety to ptsd to serious mental health conditions. domestic abuse was recorded in just 0.5% of more than 90,000 anonymous patient records, far lower than crime figures indicate. researchers say this could be the tip of the iceberg and are calling for a better screening process. one of the reasons why this piece of work is so important is with

english teams are expected to reach world cup semifinals these days that of gareth southgate set thee, worrying me. that was australia to 100 without the loss of a wicket. then, for david warner, it suddenly went wrong. a miss hit to joe root. exit stage left. hero or villain, the crowd could decide. but warner was out for 53. aaron finch was trying to step it up. risky, but worth it. six. england needed to be sharp. at times, they weren't. watch jos buttler the wicketkeeper removed the bails but he dropped the ball. no good. at ben stokes to esmond khawaja, that was as out as out could be. on with the contest. the skies above lords are finally starting to play and possibly the balance of the match may be going in the department way, with eight overs to come, australia would want a few more than 234 of england's response comes this afternoon and i think it could be pretty tense around tea—time. joe, thank you. joe wilson. now in mexico she's a heroine — frida — a search and rescue wonder dog, is hanging up her goggles and retiring from duties with the mexican navy after nine years of

on target and it was a big decision, not going spurs' way and there is a big decision for gareth southgateome in and figure strongly? we shall see.l fascinating 24—hour us. that is all the sport for now. the home secretary, sajid javid, has said the number of migrants attempting to cross the channel to reach the uk is "deeply concerning". yesterday, seventy four people on eight boats tried to make the crossing when they were intercepted by the uk border force off the south coast. a criminal investigation is now underway. a leading democratic nominee in the us 2020 presidential election was interrupted on—stage by a protester at an event in california last night. senator kamala harris was answering a question on equal pay when a man came and took her microphone from her. the protester — a 24—year—old animal rights activist named aidan cook — said he wanted her attention for a "much bigger idea" than the pay gap. social media users have been quick to point out the irony of a man interrupting ms harris whilst she was discussing her plans for equality. organisers of the california event have a

their play—off against switzerland was goaless after extra time. and gareth southgate's side were flawless was the last game of the season and again no one wanted. pressure was on for england to deliver. they almost had something to cheer from the off from harry kane. switzerland, the bored kids in class, england trying to give a footballing lesson but missing their queues. finally, in the dying moments of the game, england took the lead. callum wilson but here was old friend var. the tug was enough to put england back to square one. the game was heading for penalties. jordan pickford stepped up to take the fifth penalty. in sudden death, pickford again finally put the game out of its misery. england went one better than in russia but still without a trophy. it will not exactly be one for the memory banks. it's becoming such afamiliarsight — rafael nadal lifting the coupe des mosquetaires, at the french open. nadal won his 12th title today — beating dominic thiem — though thiem did manage to take a set off the so called king of clay. nadal is nowjust 2 grand slams behind roger federers rec

the express goes with an interesting line gareth southgate is about to get tough with his players — afterpicture of paul pogba — they have an exclusive interview. the player says he shouldn't be judged only on his apperance and transfer fee. and a great picture in the telegraph, tiger woods warming up at pebble beach ahead of the us open. now we talked before about what a great summer of sport it could be. it certainly would be for tiger woods if he could win his second major of the season. he's already of course won the masters back in april and here's tiger playing the front nine of pebble beach in preparation for the us open which starts on thursday. woods won the first of his three us open championships at pebble beach 19 years ago. bounced back to in that 15th major at the masters. let's see if he can do the same, he missed the cut at the us pga, the second major of the golfing calendar. well let's have a look what's coming later today and the cricket world cup continues today. weather permitting bangladesh are taking on sri lanka in bristol. the forecast though isn't looking too goo

no more mr nice guy from gareth southgate. what do you have there?tar of the archers a dame. since 1975 and she is the ultimate professional. there is no—one else in entertainment working at the name of 100 and she is unique. many years ago i spoke to a sound recordist. you know how they do a flock of birds? get a pair of marigolds and shake them furiously. and that's how you get the sound. i wonder how long it took to work that out. every bird doesn't have a different sort of noise? and all used an umbrella. do you have spare money? anyway. do you have spare money? anyway. do you to purchase a villa. how much is it? he spent it all on marigolds! this is a villa in mitchell carter. it belonged to michael douglas —— a villa in majorca. it is not selling. he purchased it for 2.7 million. he wa nts to he purchased it for 2.7 million. he wants to sell it for 49 million but he has not gotten that. you get a very snazzy bath tub and a pool.|j would expect a very good pool and bath for that price. i think it is a bath. i don't know. it is slightly over the

will that mean gareth southgate is planning to leave out harry kane? for tottenham, was he 100% fit? it is debatable. he didn't have the best game. it will be very interesting if raheem sterling, who we have seen mature in the spotlight over the last year or so, if he potentially ca pta i ns last year or so, if he potentially captains england tomorrow. speaking of stars, there is a great story here, they talk about whether you can plot whether you can work out whether a celebrity is going to be a film star. they have thrown data at it. one hit wonder, all rising star, they say. an algorithm can work out ifan they say. an algorithm can work out if an actor will find success and at what point in their lives. so, jane lynch finding success in her 40s. mccauley colgan a child star, matthew mcconaughey having quite a lot of success halfway through his career “— lot of success halfway through his career —— mccauley culkinis it about what films they have appeared in first? it is about what audiences want, what they have done. they basedit want, what they have