belgian just cutting loose against tunisia. 5- just cutting loose against tunisia. 5— today won, butnager of the win as well. they look to be working so well together. roberto martinez has really got all that array of premier league talents, really clicking atjust the right time. the encounter was watching this one. every now and then, the world cup gives you an unexpected treat. we may not have been expecting belgium against tunisia to deliver it, but within five minutes be present started. belgium gifted a penalty which eden hazard duly dispatched. the premier league's influence extended to belgium second, too. romelu lukaku! the game kept on giving. not 20 minutes old when the only player on the field who plays in belgium, got one back. still romelu lukaku found space to restore belgium's two—goal advantage and move level with ronaldo as the tournament's top scorer. tunisia needed to look at this game a little differently. the best angle came from and try as they might, tunisia just couldn't keep eden hazard down. fantastic goal, hazard. he's got two as well, belgium have four. th

if england get a winner against tunisia. if england geta win winner against tunisia.p on six points, both go through to the last 16 and they face each other on thursday to see who tops the group. ready to look forward to, and we can look forward to seeing germany for a bit longer as they are still alive at this world cup. now the story of an australian tragedy. for years wittenoom, in western australia was a thriving town. it had grown up around a blue asbestos mine in the 19a0s and 50s. but at the time, most residents didn't realise, asbestos was lethal. it can cause lung diseases and cancer. hundreds, possibly thousands of former wittenoom residents have died as a result. bronwen duke lived in the town as a child, and she has been speaking to witness. people were warned but they didn't ta ke people were warned but they didn't take it seriously until they started to die. i lost both parents, both grandparents, my brother, three uncles, and about four cousins that ican think uncles, and about four cousins that i can think of, and that isjust uncles, and about four cou

we saw a big win for the belgians, 5—2 against tunisia. england just squeaking past tunisia.h southgate's team will have made of that belgium performance. mightily impressive it was. let's cross life now. and to be two—hour sports and other, dan roan. evening to you. you are there in position ahead of that match against panama tomorrow. what have you made of the build—up over the last six daysin of the build—up over the last six days in between these england matches? is this distraction of the league team sheet, does that have any league team sheet, does that have a ny effect league team sheet, does that have any effect at all the you think?|j don't any effect at all the you think?” don't think it will have had any effect on the players, no. the reporting of that story you may recall began to her three days ago when gareth southgate's assistant steve holland during a training session was found clutching a piece of paper on which they gave the various clues as to perhaps the starting line—up for this match. the beacon news it seems to suggest that raheem sterling would be drop

the captain scores an injury time winner against tunisia.in but they needed a half—time team talk to get themselves going against panama. and i'mjohn themselves going against panama. and i'm john watson. also coming themselves going against panama. and i'mjohn watson. also coming up tonight, eddie jones get and i'mjohn watson. also coming up tonight, eddiejones get the backing of the union after a run which has left his future in question. good evening. welcome to the kremlin, red square, in moscow. my word, england have joined kremlin, red square, in moscow. my word, england havejoined the party in russia. harry kane gave them the lead that their scintillating start really deserved against tunisia in volgograd but then they lost their way and they needed their captain again at the death to get an injury time winner. 2—1, gareth southgate‘s tea m time winner. 2—1, gareth southgate‘s team are up and running. let's cross live to the volgograd arena and our sports correspondent is there. a lot of those newspaper headlines will have been rewritt

they face tunisia in their group g opener.land respond. such an inexperienced team and we will have reaction here on bbc news a little bit later. that match is over on bbc one. england have never lost to an african team. they last met tunisia backin african team. they last met tunisia back in 1998, she error and skulls scoring the goals then. who will be there goalscorers today? —— alan shearer and paul scholes. that's it from sportsday from me and the team in moscow and all the team back in the bbc sports centre. we now sit and wait to see just how england get on, their world cup adventure is about to begin. from all of us it is goodbye for now. temperatures not dropping below 18 in central london tonight. just a few showers across the highlands and islands. lots of cloud in wales and central and southern england to begin with. cloud steadily building from the south—west after a bright start in scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england. outbreaks of rain in northern ireland and big temperature contrasts north

it's day five of the fifa world cup and england has just beaten tunisia. we're live in russia for all the action. let's start by showing you some pictures at the centre of a huge controversy in the united states. they're from inside a detention centre in texas on the border with mexico. this video has been released by the us department of defence. hundreds of children are being kept here. caged. separated from their parents under a new "zero tolerance" policy introduced by the trump administration. and pictures like these are intended as a ‘deterrent‘ for those who might be planning to try to cross the border illegally. the president claims this is all the democrats fault. more on that shortly. here is donald trump defending the policy at the white house earlier. the united states will not be a migrant camp and it will not be a refugee holding facility. it won't be. you look at what is happening in europe, look at what is happening in other places, we can't allow that to happen to the united states, not on my watch. if the democrats would sit down instead

way more talent than tunisia coming in. tunisia had an unbeaten run going for while but different levels we are talking about. england will trouble finishing in the final third. there was a substitution change trying to reignite the offense. they had 14 shots in box and at one point it was a draw at the 90 minute mark and i was shocked to see harry kane come through for his team. it was nice to see and nice that england is finally showing what they should have always been showing on this stage. because now their level with belgium on points and belgium has the benefit because of goal difference but a great start for the originators of this more than game of football. >> belgium cruised to an easy one against panama. was it impressive? >> expected. their recent quinns -- quarterfinals they have an awesome midfield and they had a lot of momentum behind them. this is a team that had no losses in the world cup qualifying or friendlies. we are looking a the action here. it got started in second half. that give belgium the victor

unlike tunisia, england and france.t the stadium tonight instead training at their base before frying here. gareth southgate has been bowled so far, tonight he reiterated his belief in his young team. they have a hunger to present when the ball back and they want to play brave football, they want to be a bold attacking team and that's how i feel we should pray. in a city of such history, we will soon find out if new look england can leave their past behind. the favourite and england's group are of course belgium. they will be expected to beat panama, the outsiders in this group. this much against tanisha is crucial. they may not have as many surnames as england but they're only ranked one place lower than they think gareth southgate's matches to his players will be doing a taken for granted. unbeaten in their qualifying campaign, they pose a major threat. and that match will be on bbc one tomorrow evening, natalie perks of her

tunisia have a free kick. it is 2-0 0ne. tunisia have a free kick. lukaku 2—0 now because a few seconds ago, lu ka ku got 2—0 now because a few seconds ago, lukaku got his third goal of the tournament his first in a match full for the great finish and tunisia, what a start to the game. tunisia we re what a start to the game. tunisia were looking completely out of it and they will go home if they lose this match, don't forget, so it is 2-1 this match, don't forget, so it is 2—1 hour after 70 minutes. bbc one is where you can see it. 2—1. these other games coming up later. in moscow it's a very hot. we expect the pace to slow down at some point so the pace to slow down at some point so in those matches later on today, south korea, who lost against mexico, beat germany in the opener and then the germans have a chance forward tension and beat to beat sweden if they are to make it through to the group stages having lost their first match to mexico. sweden struggling through. their players have got a stomach upset due to food poisoning or a bug so they wil

captain kane scores an injury—time winner against tunisia.elgium are top of group g at the moment, after beating panama. but they took their time to get going. top seed marin cilic gets off to a winning start at queen's club, with victory over fernando verdasco. hello and welcome to the programme where, nearly one week in the 2018 world cup, the drama is still coming. leading off day five, sweden managed to edge south korea, with a little help from var. belgium overcame a stubborn panama side. but it was england's victory over tunisia that kept us on the edge of our seats. with all the latest, our man in moscow — here is olly foster. three matches and three wins on monday at the world cup, the most dramatic of them came in volgograd, where harry kane came to england's rescue to beat tunisia in injury time. also a big win for belgium against panama in that group, and elsewhere sweden scraped to victory against south korea. our correspondent reports. a new generation and renewed hope for fans of english football, and just 11 minutes in, their n

it is punishable by illegal in tunisia. it is punishable byup illegal in tunisia.rnment said it would only stop forced banal examinations of people suspected of homosexuality. since 2011, people have been free to express themselves however they like but for many tunisians, even discussion of lgbt issuesis tunisians, even discussion of lgbt issues is offensive and he has received abuse since the station went to air. i have had 4700 hate m essa 9 es went to air. i have had 4700 hate messages and messages of abuse. but it hasn't put him off. we believe in this project as a way to create awareness. it was important to keep broadcasting —— broadcasting and that would have been unthinkable a few years ago in tunisia but the social issues it's addressing and the challenges it is making for traditional religious norms are part ofa traditional religious norms are part of a wider regional conversation. in a luxury tunas hotel, progressive islamic scholars are meeting to discuss how less traditional values can be accepted. this former minister says the lgbt discussant —— disc

captain kane scores an injury—time winner against tunisia.he moment, after beating panama. but they took their time to get going. top seed marin cilic gets off to a winning start at queen's club, with victory over fernando verdasco. hello and welcome to the programme where, nearly one week in the 2018 world cup, the drama is still coming. leading off day five, sweden managed to edge south korea, with a little help from var. belgium overcame a stubborn panama side. but it was england's victory over tunisia that kept us on the edge of our seats. with all the latest, our man in moscow — here is 0lly foster.

of the world cup england tried to avoid the curse of the favorites in the group stage of the dance tunisia it was anything but a walk in the park superstar harry kane did all he could but it wasn't enough to have analysis from moscow. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us in many places around the world the strains caused by a record number of people on the move are causing massive problems in different ways that dominates our program today we begin with a new report by the un refugee agency that says war and conflict have led to the biggest increase in refugees and displaced people since it started monitoring the situation in one thousand nine hundred fifty one its report says that since two thousand and sixteen the number of refugees has increased by three million to a total of sixty eight point five million people that's a new record roughly two thirds of them. are from these five countries syria afghanistan south sudan myanmar and somalia the agency says that resolving just one of these regional conflicts would have a major impact on the global refugee crisis well the united

they have been all over tunisia and it has got even worse for them because their goalkeeper, tunisiahink he may have hurt his shoulder making not save before harry kane scored, he has had to go off. tunisia are one down to gareth southgate's very new and green england team but they have made a wonderful start. the new tunisian keeper hasjust wonderful start. the new tunisian keeper has just made wonderful start. the new tunisian keeper hasjust made another save. a little bit earlier in the group, belgium put down a marker. they were playing against panama. this was in sochi and belgium, it was a bit cagey in the first off, goalless, but they ran away with it in the second half, 3—0, romelu lukaku scored a couple. some very good goals but they will be worried about how it took them so long to break down the panama team and also earlier, we saw sweden goaljoint top of their group. they won their match earlier in the day against south korea. 0ne match earlier in the day against south korea. one of those 0va are penalties which was given by the video assistant referee, but we are all wat

in group so that match pretty lopsided and did tunisia even have a fighting chance at any point little hope little hope but you know we saw the most goals so far in this particular world cup with seven thanks to a belgium brace by two belgians let's take a look at this now in this section right here already down a goal romelu lukaku maybe to fight in the daylight between the legs of simeon big usage in tunisia you talked about trying to get back there was a header by dylan brown right here that's his first goal in the world cup so yes to be proud but belgium just brought on the pay who got to scored eleven goals in politics. and this one is his fourth in the world cup move over crescendo and although he has four right now and even braids he scored early penalty of don't write present arrington from delhi's for its many thanks indeed we got to hurry up and go watch that germany match ok. and you're watching t w news coming soon from berlin stay with us. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good. to go at africa people and projects that are changing the government for the

romelu lu ka ku demolition of tunisia in group g.— team made it two wins out of two with eight goals so far. england we re with eight goals so far. england were put through their paces with a final training session today for travelling 800 miles east ahead of their second world cup match tomorrow. dele alli back in training but over for the first part and he is expected to miss the match tomorrow against panama. everyone expect england to win and secure their place in the last 16 alongside belgium but the manager isn't getting ahead of himself. we have seen already that the difficulty big countries in terms of rankings have had in breaking down lower—ranked teams. that has been a thing right the way throughout. so there is no way there is any complacency in the way we have prepared for the game. the situation in the group obviously is a healthy one for us, but we've got to focus on our performance. the series had been tied after the first two tests but ireland got the only try of the game shortly into the second half, putting them ah

early in the second half and ten minutes later why be because the net it tunisia's tickler that. are your great face portugal in arguably the standout game in the world cup last sixteen it's a big clash of course because of the two opposing forwards your grays luis suarez and portugal's christian or another one of them could end up being player of the tournament while the other will be heading home after saturday night. christiane all ronaldo. and luis suarez two of the best forwards in world football go head to head on the biggest stage. it's been a gold will cook for both so far portugal's ronaldo has four goals while year ago i strike a suarez has netted twice. they are the clear talisman of the teams but all the players say the last sixteen clash is not just about the jew oh. i don't believe the match is between ronaldo and suarez it's between portugal and europe why two teams and portugal will give everything to win to. put it into controversy has never been far from suarez at the world cup in two thousand and ten handball on the line prevented a gonna win in two thousand an

tunisia offered little up front but then kyle walker did this.esponded well, harry kane was unfortunate not to be awarded a penalty. but although several more chances were created, time and again they lacked the composure to regain the lead. with tunisia sitting back after the restart, the game slowed and england's few chances restricted to set pieces as frustration mounted. but with time and hope running out, england finally found an answer.m is in from harry kane again! the captain coming to his side's rescue when they needed him most. here is how much the finale meant to the manager. england able to celebrate winning its first opening match at a world cup for 12 years. there are two goal hero delighted. so proud of the lads, it is tough. i thought we played really well and deserved to be ahead. we could have scored a few more. i thought it looked like penalty. credit to the lads, we kept going and that is what these games are about. you go to the last second. buzzing. we gave ourselves a great platform to build from. they had so much to be ple

i hope they do well against tunisia. the pa namanians were hope they do well against tunisia.he footie reasons, because they watch the premier league each week, and there have been beaten by england, so there have been beaten by england, so if we go on and do well, they can prove to other people that they can hold it with the best of them. let's remember, that player has scored. they are celebrating that. more goals than messi. immensely diplomatic, that is why you have got thejob. thank diplomatic, that is why you have got the job. thank you so diplomatic, that is why you have got thejob. thank you so much diplomatic, that is why you have got the job. thank you so much for talking to us. it was great fun. and we'll find out how this story, and many others, are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10.30pm and 11.30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are charlie wells from the economist and joel taylor, deputy newws editor at the metro. the government has announced new measures to tackle obesity in england. ministers want to ban shops displaying unhealth

for tunisia, they didn't quite pull it off.the us will not be a refugee camp, amid fresh criticism of the us policy of separating migrant families at the border. some 2,000 children, as young as two years old, have been split from their parents as they tried to cross into the country illegally. these are the latest pictures from a migration centre in texas. they are the result of a white house policy to try to deter illegal immigration. it's a policy known as zero—tolerance. the president says the policy is horrible and tough but accused the democrats of obstructing his efforts at reform. we could have something done very quickly. good for the children, good for the country, good for the world. it could take place quickly. we could have an immigration bill, we could have child separation... we're stuck with these horrible laws, they are horrible laws. what's happening is so sad, is so sad. it can be taken care of quickly, beautifully and we'll have safety. this could really be something very special, it could be something maybe

cup and england get their campaign off to a winning start but it was no walk in the park against tunisia we'll have highlights and preview today's matches. i've seen so much going to thank you for joining us well in many places around the world the strains caused by a record number of people on the move are creating massive problems a new report by the un refugee agency says war and conflict have led to the biggest increase in refugees and displaced people since it started monitoring the situation in one nine hundred fifty one now the report says that since two thousand and sixteen the number of refugees has increased by three million to a total of sixty eight point five million people now roughly two thirds of them are from five countries syria afghanistan south sudan mean maher and somalia as well the agency says that resolving any one of those regional conflicts would have a major impact on the global refugee crisis. was a number of global refugees keeps climbing many western governments are tightening their policies more and more migrants are being sent back to their home countries t

a little exercise on sunday before flying for the first match against tunisia. i'm in the net. go now for england. expectations may be low relatively speaking. but confidence is high. that this young and inexperienced squad can try something of a surprise. yes and they have a week to familiarise themsleves in their new surroundings. the team hotel has been carefully picked by gareth southgate, for it's close proximity to st petersburg and for its climate which should prove cooler than other locations in the country. we like it down. we like st petersburg. we are hopeful that players and their families will have the opportunity to go into st petersburg we are not working. we like the fact we can take the hotel just ourselves. i think it is good for the balance of working but also players being able to relax and have some time for themselves. so we're really pleased and looking forward to getting into meeting the community. i feel like we are very relax. i felt like we had done very well up to this point. we played very good football. hopefully, we will get great support out of h

a p pa re ntly hat—trick in night against tunisia.tried everything else, kissing harry's boot is probablyjust as good a chance. i hope they go far through the tournament. even if not, to the finals of. a great young team and we are behind england, aren't we? come on. definitely. hurray! thank you so much. that is it for the papers.

and in saturday's first world cup soccer match tunisia faced drew cheap favorites belgium and managed to give them a fright early on. thanks for joining us i married a fifteen. it's the last day of campaigning ahead of turkey's landmark elections tomorrow and the candidates for president are rallying their supporters incumbent retch of time to one has been addressing multiple events and is temple action which he called more than a year early is being seen as a referendum on his fifteen years in power one of the chief rivals. has also been making a final push for support addressing a huge crowd also in istanbul whoever wins the vote will gain sweeping new presidential powers to be introduced after the polls. audit. the. president. has been steering the course of church politics for more than fifteen years that is good he has a good shot of reelection which would allow him to further tighten his grip on power. after this presidential election the most common for garfield constitutional changes in a generation will come into force they were only narrowly backed by the turkish people in l

and in saturday's first of world cup soccer match tunisia faced ruggie favorites belgium and managed to give them a fright early on. i marry in evanston it's good to have you with us campaigning has concluded for elections to be held in turkey on sunday the candidates spent the final day rallying their supporters incumbent wretch of thai appear to want to dressed multiple of vents and istanbul election which he called more than a year early is being seen as a referendum on his fifteen years in power as one of the heir to once chief rivals mahato n.j. has also been making a final push for votes he addressed a huge crowd also in. now whoever wins turkey's elections will gain sweeping new presidential powers to be introduced after the polls let's now take a closer look at the candidates well incumbent president a red ship tayyip heir to one of the islamic rooted a.k.p. party called the snap elections sixteen months ahead of schedule everyone is looking to extend his fifteen years in power as prime minister and as president president now heir to once only female challenger for the presid

let us go back to volgograd and the england and tunisia match.atch. england are now leading 2—1. harry kane scored early in the first half and he has scored right at the end of the second half. we are already into injury time and we we re are already into injury time and we were in injury time in fact when he scored that second goal. let us hear from our correspondent sarah ra i nsfo rd from our correspondent sarah rainsford who has popped out of the stadium. you must have been disappointed coming out at the end when there is only minutes to go! yes, there was a huge roar behind me has that goal went in. there are not many english bands in that stadium but a couple of thousand may be huge roar of relief as much as anything, i guess, has that second harry kane goal went in. i was watching it as it went in. fantastic relief for england. the tunisian player is worth their heads in their hands, they could not believe they had conceded so late on. we are just saying that goal now. yes, a lot of shouting in the ground today has been from russian fans w

against tunisia.ly until losing to spain in a pretournament warm up, only edged out in the final minute. england are young and an inexperienced squad, hoping to make an impact. today there are three matches including germany against mexico and the favourites brazil against switzerland. the focus for us and many people watching is england. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 18:40 — bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. campaigners are calling for medicinal cannabis to be made legally available in the uk, after the home secretary intervened to help a 12—year—old suffering from epilepsy. sajid javid granted billy caldwell the right to use cannabis oil, after he was admitted to hospital with extreme seizures. billy's mother says he has responded well overnight to treatment, and she is now asking for a meeting with mrjavid to try to help other children. simonjones reports. a family's fight that they hope will benefit notjus

tunisia, senegal and morocco will be looking to better the likes of ghana.ess each of those sides is john bennett. of ghana. to assess each of those sides isjohn bennett. we will start with tunisia because they are england's group opponents and the first team england playjust like they did at the stade velodrome in france 98. the players england will look out for in the first match? wahbi khazri is their star player, sunderland fans will remember him. he didn't really show his best form in the premier league when he puts his newjersey on he is a good player and the good news is full england is the tunisia star will not be playing as he is injured. do not ta ke be playing as he is injured. do not take tunisia likely, they are in a good place at the moment and had excellent results in friendlies, i saw them beat costa rica recently so it will be a tough start. senegal playing in the first world cup since 2002 and you will remember back in that tournament they opened against the world cup holders france and beat them 1—0. after the game and number of senegal pl

england we re against tunisia on monday.it does seem striking, they seemed to enjoy each other ‘s company, they are happy, relaxed, joking and co mforta ble. are happy, relaxed, joking and comfortable. we are waiting to hear from kieran trippier, the spurs defender, about his first world cup experience. he has to be a shoo—in to start for england against tunisia but there's not much else to report, they are walking around with cups of tea, the players are about to start playing the media at darts in there and we are farfrom playing the media at darts in there and we are far from all the drama and we are far from all the drama and tension. that's just what gareth southgate wanted and that will change on sunday when they fly to mould of ram and england have not won world cup opening match since 2006. natalie pirks with the england tea m 2006. natalie pirks with the england team in repino. the newest member of the royal family, the duchess of sussex, has accompanied the queen for the first time on an official royal visit. the q

day five saw england beat tunisia in a nail biting 2—1 win.ptain harry kane. also in group g belgium took on panama, beating them 3—0. and in group f, south korea lost to sweden 1—0. earlier i got the latest from our sports correspondent olly foster in moscow. day five had sort of passed without incident here in russia. we had an extraordinary weekend with all those upsets, germany, argentina and brazil all falling at the first hurdle or slipping up. so yes, all eyes were on volgograd. england, gareth southgate's young team, a new captain, harry kane, in his first world cup. and they started absolutely brilliantly. their slick play, and they got the goal, harry kane tapping it in. but then they kind of unravelled and gave away a soft penalty which tunisia converted. it was 1—1 at half—time and it looked as though it would be that at full—time but you just cannot keep a good man down. harry kane was found unmarked again in the box from a set piece and he just headed in the winner in the 92nd minute. he was absolutely swamped by his teammates. s

it is an unchanged side bar one player from the side that started against tunisia.this: trippier was very impressive against tunisia. there was talk of danny rose coming m, there was talk of danny rose coming in, but it has been decided that young would keep his place. up front we have sterling keeping his place, rashford on the bench and of course the two—goal hero, harry kane, up front. a win will take england through to the last 16. but this panama, well they could be a stubborn resistance. tell us about panama, it is their first world cup. we don‘t know much about them. it is a fairly old squad as well? yes, they don‘t score goals. they have only scored one in their last six matches. but they‘re organised and that kind of stubborn game that england will face, in this tournament, only eight of the 20 teams have had more possession and gone on to win. when you‘re faced with lesser opposition, which they are, they‘re 55th in the world, it can be difficult to break down and gareth talked of having to go to the 94th minute and england got a last gasp winner against t

own perspective if that's the stadium right there what do you think what is your team for england tunisia taking place right there what's going to. include three. zero so clearly with anticipation building ahead of the match. as a matter you know made his predictions on the upcoming. england by nature is a bit pessimistic they've dealt them up themselves they're not very confident they have huge pressure on their back. is not the same level in the world of some of the best players in in europe playing in the best league in the world but that seems to an easy is going to create problems but in the end talent and experience they have to in england. the program in britain's just. wrong. to shape our. common ground. to you thanks for joining us at the me. she has raised many questions for example how long can you stare at a coworker before being accused of sexual harassment a long line t.v. show provided netflix apparently knows the. tries to exploit. oh oh sorry i didn't mean to sexually harass you netflix have reportedly introduced a policy advise in their employees not to stare at each oth

today's you are not a battle that england can take lightly —— tunisia.othing for granted. but the atmosphere in this camp is extremely relaxed, we arrived here yesterday. usually england builds up to tournaments with massive crises or injuries or dramas, but not this time. they are a youth —— youthful squad who seems delighted to be here. let's see how they get on on monday night. many thanks to you. our sports editor there at the england team camp many miles from here. we've had four penalties today on the third day of the world cup, two of them have been scored, two of them have been missed. mike bushel went to meet a master penalty taker, and the art of taking that 12 yard spot kick. face—to—face with the best penalty taker the game has ever seen in this showdown at 12 yards. and all his professional career, he's missed one of 49 penalties. but even though i didn't stand a chance, he wasn't brave enough to look me in the eye. it went the right way a mac until i realise why. i never like to make eye co nta ct realise why. i never like to make eye conta

not going to get to hear we're going to have a little bit of the game the idea is england versus tunisia two three zero zero five six seven eight nine ten. twelve thirty forty fifty sixty eight members of the new i have called yesterday were often at once you never see them made out best thanks very much you've got to be sixteen i believe ball to the eight ball five six seven i was. what happens in england game to morrow england she does you want out of it but it got to be very tough game but we will win you know the most they're not going. to let it know all of the fun stuff being as well behaved in a decent is these behind me unfortunately i did with the soak up horrid behavior by you could even england's fun straight on salit being thrown up as well as songs that really cannot be repeated but i spoke to the chief executive of the england fans federation about them about what happened there i want to go and funds should be doing well here in russia we've always encouraging good funds to do what the vast majority majority of us do all the time which is just to treat the place with respe

england expects, tunisia awaits.d me and the brand—new stadium from natalie just and the brand—new stadium from nataliejust behind and the brand—new stadium from natalie just behind the trees over that way. fantastic starting venue for england. the mood here has been building gradually, fans slowly trickling in by train, plane and some of them by bike. i am with james who has come a more traditional route. given the essence of the atmosphere in volgograd. traditional route. given the essence of the atmosphere in volgogradm is early. i would say it is relatively quiet, considering it is the world cup. but then, it is early andl the world cup. but then, it is early and i have only been here since the early hours of this morning. so it might get busier, i would imagine it will. have you been following them a lot? you are in marseilles two years ago, wearing your england shirt and argue worried? it did go into my mind. —— are you? just because of the political situation and nerves you a little bit because you don't know

it is a similar story for belgium who ran riot against tunisia.r romelu lukaku, helping them to a 5—2 win. maybe you should not bet against the belgium either. tim allman, bbc news. football's world governing body, fifa, has opened an investigation into granit xhaka and xherdan shaqiri's goal celebrations during switzerland's world cup victory over serbia. they appeared to make an eagle gesture as they celebrated in a symbol of the two—headed eagle on the albanian flag. both players are ethnic albanians from kosovo, where a serbian crackdown on the albanian population only ended with nato military intervention in 1999. now the countdown is on for england in the world cup. at lunchtime on sunday they play panama in the second of their group games at the tournament. they know a victory will put them through to the last 16. here's our sports editor dan roan having won their opening world cup match for the first time in 12 years, england arrived here tonight with momentum behind them. with temperatures in nizhniy novgorod set to exceed 30 degrees tomo

but who will start their first world cup match against tunisia?ut which decisions might be keeping gareth southgate up at night. well, future england teams will benefit from a winter break after the premier league agrees to put one in place from the 2019—2020 season onwards. just one win away from french open title number 11. rafael nadal has never lost a semi final at roland garros. and juan martin del potro couldn't stop him today either. and how much have you missed him? tyson fury, with his camouflage pants and heavyweight strength, gets ready to return to the ring. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh ferris. welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. so the warm ups are done and dusted. the next we'll see of england is at the world cup. and if you were gareth southgate, i wonder if your mind was changed by an impressive win over costa rica. rashford or sterling up front? cahill or maguire in defence? butland or pickford in goal? just some of the decisions that may need to be made between now and the 18th ofjune when england play tunisia

are we any closer to knowing the england starting team against tunisia?here england are staying. a lot calmer here. england are preparing for their big match. we are no closer to knowing the starting line—up. i havejust spoken to the fa, and they have told us that the team is still yet to be informed by gareth southgate whether they are playing, whether they are on the bench, or not involved at all. they are trailing behind closed doors as we speak. there is no media. you can assume that they are lining up in a likely formation that will start the match against tunisia. it is getting very real now and very serious. we - be and very serious. we will be speaking to some of the players this afternoon. then on sunday, tomorrow morning, they will train again before flying to their game. gareth southgate will speak tomorrow evening and on monday it is match day. behind you, there are people in the sea, a real holiday atmosphere. is the mood in the england camp still relaxed? i'm the mood in the england camp still relaxed ? i'm not the mood in the england camp s

and the world cup england tried to avoid the curse of the favorites in the group stage against tunisia it was anything but old walk in the park superstar hurricane did all he could but. we're live in moscow with the latest. oh i'm terry martin good to have you with us what to do with unwanted migrants german chancellor angela merkel and u.s. president donald trump have very different answers to that question and on monday trump took a shot at germany's migration policies in a tweet that's not likely to win him any points here in berlin here's what the president tweeted the people of germany are turning against their leadership. as migration is rocking the already tenuous berlin coalition crime in germany is way up big mistake made all over europe in allowing millions of people who in who have so strongly and by changed their culture. well for the record crime in germany is twenty five year low and germany's conservative coalition he referred to has had a close bond since world war two in light of misinformation we sent a reporter asked what people here in berlin think about his tweet.

including england getting their campaign off to a winning start but it was no walk in the park against tunisia we'll have highlights and a preview of today's matches. i'm sorry so much going to thank you for joining us germany's chancellor angela merkel is meeting france's president tomorrow mccall in a push to solve europe's migration crisis mccall arrived in germany a short time ago and headed to the talks in may's a back outside berlin he and merkel up for a meeting today to prepare for an e.u. summit next week in which both hope to reach a compromise over. blocks deep divisions on migration levels and you can listen to your ear minister has told her to make changes to migration policy or he says he will take action himself michael is still pushing for a unified e.u. solution on monday she met the new italian prime minister promising support for his efforts to tackle the crisis last week he was in paris last night involved in it was israeli's newly elected right wing conservative prime minister conti he sets the tone for today's meeting between under the math and france's president in monte

how will tunisia see it? first time england have met tunisia in a world cup game. they last met in 1998 in marseille. there was a lot of violence in the build—up to the match but england ended up winning 2-0. match but england ended up winning 2—0. paul scholes scored the winner. gareth southgate would take that tonight. we will be hoping for a similar, if not the same result. natalie pirks, thank you forjoining us. the bbc will bring you england's first match of the tournament live across television, radio and online. all the build up on bbc one begins at 6.15. well there is one game already under way — sweden are playing south korea in group f. another penalty given thanks to the help of var at this world cup was calmly converted by the sweden captain andreas granqvist. the swedes lead 1—0 into the last 15 minutes. let's bring you up to date with a few other sports headlines, and tommy fleetwood says he'll take "many positives" from his second placed finish at the us open. he became just the sixth player to

the england squad arrive in russia ahead of their world cup campaign, starting with tunisia on mondayis own heroics against tunisia, one former england captain has a message for this year's squad. this is an opportunity for someone to change their life, it be a knife changing opportunity for someone in the next three or four weeks and let's hope that someone is in the england squad. shake hands and make up? australia look to make amends with england ahead of their first series since the sandpaper scandal. hello and welcome to sportsday. check your watches. it's nowjust 45 hours and 26 minutes to the start of world cup 2018 — in case you haven't marked it on your calendars. earlier today the england squad touched down in russia. they left brownian airport earlier today. arriving in st petersburg just a few hours ago before making the one hourjourney to the seaside resort of repino — located on the gulf of finland. a tiny rural village, just over 400 miles from the arctic circle — that will be england's world cup headquarters for the duration of the tournament and our sports corresponde

the highest scoring match at the world cup so far, belgium five tunisias.liver it, but within five minutes be present started. belgium get get a penalty which eden hazard duly dispatched. the pirelli‘s influence extended to belgium second two. romelu lukaku! the dan kemp on giving. not 20 minutes old when dealing the only player on the field who plays in belgium, butler. still romelu lukaku found space to restore belgium‘s two—goal advantage and move level with bernado sb torment‘s top scorer. the nation needed to look at this game a little differently. the best angle came from sobhi and try as they might, tunisia just couldn‘t keep eden hazard down. fantastic goal, hazard. he‘s got two as well, belgium have four. they could've had plenty more as well. hazard‘s chelsea team—mate made missing look simpler than scoring on more than one occasion. third time lucky though, right? at last, he can make it five. in a thoroughly convincing victory. if belgium's three form was worrying, their defensive lapse cause for optimism. this effort was never going to be more

the potential now is for boats to start leaving from tunisia.uiry into the fire at grenfell tower in london. a series of expert reports have documented how a catalogue of safety problems allowed the fire to take hold. you can find them all online. also for the first time, the audio of the first 999 call made has been released. it isn't coming up, but if you go to the website you will find these five expert reports. fire brigade. there is a fire in g re nfell tower. fire brigade. there is a fire in grenfell tower. where? flat 16 g re nfell tower. grenfell tower. where? flat 16 grenfell tower. how many flaws? fourth floor. quick, quick. they are on their way. it is burning. i know it is burning. they are on their way. that was behailu kebede, the tenant of flat 16. an expert in forensic science said that the fire likely started around the tall fridge freezer in kitchen of that flat. mr kebede survived the fire. 72 people did not. one of the experts, dr barbara lane, said that there was "a culture of non—compliance" at grenfell tower and that basic

tunisia played in theirfirst world cup in argentina in 1978.ny, they were the champion in 1974, u nfortu nately we lost to poland, 1—0. he is the only arab and the only muslim manager in the football league. and he‘s keen to make his way up the managerial ladder. he‘s always been inspired by english football even naming a pet goat after a former england captain. back in 1986 obviously he was flying in the world cup and i had this little goat who was very busy and that‘s how, that‘s why i call him that. i told my little boy about it. the bad news for me is he wants a goat a present but i can‘t give you a goat we live in england now. back at france in 98, england weren‘t kidding about when they beat tunisia 2—0 thanks to this effort. the was —— he was a tennessee a fan but with even at his home, on monday he will be torn. the first thing this morning he says what do we want to win daddy? i said they can't both win daddy? i said they can't both win in one game. i think i know what he means, we hope england go all the way to end the world cup and w

and, at1pm, belgium take on tunisia — that's in england's group.ay in this world cup — coverage on bbc one and bbc radio 5 live. elsewhere, lewis hamilton was quickest in both of yesterday's practice sessions for the first formula one race to be held in france for ten years. it was a pretty dramatic day at the paul ricard circuit — the first session had to be cut short when marcus ericsson crashed. fortunately, he escaped that fire unharmed. qualifying starts later today. there are just nine days until the start of wimbledon and we still don't know if andy murray will be there. he says he'll play at eastbourne this week and then make his decision. one man who will be there is the three—time champion, novak djokovic, and he's into the semi finals at queen's, beating adrian mannarino in straight sets. there we are. that is just about it from me for now. if you are having friends round for the panama game and want to cook up something panamanian, there is a stew with a load of chicken and vegetables. chuck it into a pot with spices. it is the chicken

england, what was that game, england- tunisia?s even fall. not that i'm a passionate fan at all! well, back to the football. these are statistics that are true, we know this. france against argentina is on bbc one — kick—off at 3:00 — and there's build—up on radio 5 live from 12 o'clock. there is no denying that. later, it's uruguay—portugal, with commentary on 5 live. andy murray says he will "most likely" be playing at wimbledon, which starts on monday. he'll face the frenchman benoit paire in the first round if he feels he can compete. after 11 months out, murray made his return at queen's this month before playing twice at eastbourne. this is what he had to say at wimbledon yesterday. the thing is, obviously i don't know, like, every single day how things are going to be, i need to play a little bit to know i can, i cannot protect you will feel in two days but if i feel i could do it today in two days, i will be playing, yes. top seed caroline wozniacki will take on belarusian aryna sabalenka in the women's final at eastbourne

on monday the 18th ofjune against tunisia on monday the 18th of june with southgate against tunisia with southgate saying that places are still up for grabs. for sure jack butland played in goal, we will make a lot of changes. at some point frank alexander will get his debut. —— trent alexander—arnold one of the keys to these matches, we always adding up mind that we wanted every player in these good to have significant game time. every time a player, club or international, has ten minutes on the field or 90 minutes, they have an opportunity to make a statement in the way they play and the way that they tactically embrace the game and carry out the roles they are expected to carry out and that is certainly the case tomorrow night. iam sure i am sure we will hear from you tomorrow at elland road, david. the world cup just eight days away now and today the world of football said its goodbyes to another of england‘s triumphant 1966 side. ray wilson died last month at the age of 83 after being diagnosed with dementia. he spent most of his playing career at huddersfield town, before movi

the project called tunisia eighty eight is the brainchild of american pianist kimball gallagher. eighty eight refers to the number of keys on a piano. service yeah it's a music project but really beneath that it's a it's a whole transformational possible people can kind of realize and grow into their own potential. both amateur and professional musicians accompany gallagher. like for rick shabu a well known tunisian cellist he's looking forward to performing. the people for me the fest part of these concerts is seeing the smiling faces of all the young listeners that were up dispatchers. to mark's up as a small village at the edge of the sahara desert. malek is looking forward to the visit. of a seventeen year old is a real music lover but has few opportunities here in the region to pursue her interest. premier. i haven't learned how. it's really great that they're going to give a concert today because there's no money nothing like it available here the kids you know conversions and all thirty. malik and her friends head out to the school where preparations are underway for the c