this is the view you got on stage at wembley. well, sure. it's wembley. sold out wembley, isn't it?l, it's more like a dream now, to be honest with you. i've been going around the world saying the thing about wembley is it's actually a quite a small footprintjust built around the football pitch and isn't much bigger. so you can actually see the smiles on people's faces. looking at that. i've been lying. you can't. i don't know how they manage it or why they care, but something's happened in their minds. and really, this is a brotherhood that has been sustained by our musical relationship. i hope i've made the rest of the band proud. blur gave us their only interview about the film ahead of a special screening. bang on, sir. thank you. and they all agreed damon should do his part separately to stop him hogging things. damon. wembley. why did it mean so much to you to play wembley stadium? well, we've never played it before. we didn't really intend to play it again. it wasn't like part of a tour where we were playing lots of stadiums. it was, uh, the best show we've ever done. inasmuc

how do ou think wembley. i remember it well. how do you think the — wembley. i remember it well.will _ wembley. i remember it well. how do you think the pressure will affect - you think the pressure will affect england. they could make history. they have been pretty awful for the start of this and you would never have dreamt that they would reach this final because by their own admission, they knew things were not working even though they topped the group. they did not look particularly convincing. spain absolutely flew through their group. first team to win six games in a row ina first team to win six games in a row in a european championship. they will be confident to win seven. you mentioned the young superstar lamine yamal. we have looked so good, their attacking progress. england pushed their luck, an injury time when at get them in against slovakia. then the semifinal in dortmund. the performance looked so much better, it came out of nowhere, they push their luck again with the ollie watkins late, late winner in the final seconds of normal time. that will put a spring in th

at wembley and amazing.al that we lost wa5 wembley and amazing. that final that we lost was the great mi55ed we lost was the great missed opportunity becau5e we lost was the great missed opportunity because we were a better team than— opportunity because we were a better team than that italy team and the way that— team than that italy team and the way that probably wa5n't true of the spain _ way that probably wa5n't true of the spain team. not to sound too much like a _ spain team. not to sound too much like a rubbi5h, state of the nation novelist — like a rubbi5h, state of the nation noveli5t. that summer of like a rubbish, state of the nation novelist. that summer of 2021 when the world _ novelist. that summer of 2021 when the world wasjust emerging novelist. that summer of 2021 when the world was just emerging from covid, _ the world was just emerging from covid, some of those stadiums were half-full _ covid, some of those stadiums were half-full it — covid, some of those stadiums were half—full. it did f

wembley. i have been in berlin before when there has been a i wembley. i remember that there was a massive fan zone right behind where you are standing. i rememberthere fan zone right behind where you are standing. i remember there being a great atmosphere. i assume that is what a lot of the english fans will be heading their four, what a lot of the english fans will be heading theirfour, having a beer and enjoying the atmosphere to see if they can win. the same for the spanish. if they can win. the same for the sanish. , ., ., ., spanish. there is a huge fan zone et spanish. there is a huge fan zone yet again- — spanish. there is a huge fan zone yet again- it _ spanish. there is a huge fan zone yet again. it has _ spanish. there is a huge fan zone yet again. it has been _ spanish. there is a huge fan zone yet again. it has been packed. . spanish. there is a huge fan zone| yet again. it has been packed. we expect it will be tomorrow evening as well if those fans cannot get themselves a ticket. you mentioned spain. lamine yamal, you mentioned, they will b

arsenal have completed the signing of wembley signing.million initially in a club record. just time to take a quick look at the medal table from the olympics before we go after day three of competition at paris 2024. japan's gymnastics gold has put them at the top they've now won six. the home boost is helping the hosts — five gold medals for them already. their total haul has them ahead of china australia and south korea, who are followed by the usa and then great britain. much more 0lympics reaction and previews on our website. head there for that and much more. that's it from here. thank you, bye—bye. hello there. we'll see some contrast in temperature across the uk over the next few days. slightly fresher conditions for scotland and northern ireland, but england and wales certainly holding onto the heat and the humidity for another few days. for most of us, it is looking pretty dry and pretty sunny, as well. but will we see a heat wave? it depends where you are. these are the threshold temperatures which we need to hit for at least th

that's wembley right now. >> yeah . but the point there. that's wembley right now. >> yeah. remember is it. it looks remember the meme . remember the meme. >> yeah. it's not the stadium. it's just outside the tube station. >> it's the wembley wembley coffee shop . coffee shop. >> only place we could get a camera, but i mean look, we as much as you're about to say negative, you're, you're a proper kind of man. you're going to rain on our parade. no i'm not. we managed to get all the way through to the final playing football. good football, bad football. good football, bad football . it's up to you. football. it's up to you. >> and it could end any moment. and. and that's why i'm here. it could end . i'm not going to put could end. i'm not going to put any more investment into it. if the english team wins. i'm so happy for them because it means so much to the people i got spanish people who are my neighbours next door and they are like, i, they asked me who i was rooting for and i said, england, because you have to root for england because it means so, so much. >> you literall

our sports news correspondent natalie pirksjoins us live from wembley.alie, an emotional statement released by gareth southgate — what more has he said? very emotional, coming clearly after an tournament that took its toll. he said managing england has been the owner of his life. what stands out is how much he loves the players, the staff, the pride and privilege he felt leading a group of players he felt leading a group of players he says can win the trophy we all dream of. what is also significant is he talks about how england fans should understand the power that football has to drive positive change. he has had to tackle a lot of social issues in his time as manager including players taking the knee and waiting the rainbow armbands in support of the lgbtq community. he ended by thanking his backroom staff and fans calling them the best in the world and finish with thank you for everything. his legacy will be transforming the culture, playing a significant role developing players and england won just seven knockout games in 25 tournaments after 1966 a

moments left to full times for fans celebrating in wembley. and very much deserved.al with a walkover. awaiting him on friday will be musetti who saw off the fritz american and five sets. the italian was beaten here by fritz two years ago but not this time for that at levelling the match he took the momentum before fritz fought back to force a decider. ultimately, musetti got the job done. 6—1 in the fifth to reach his first grand slam semifinal. the other semifinal on friday will be between carlos alcaraz and medvedev. in the women's draw the last four line—up is complete with a 2022 champion rybakina sealing her place with ending and inspired run for svitolina alina. with ending and inspired run for svitolina. her superiority showed as she won comfortably in straight sets. her opponent in thursday semifinal will be the check player who had all the answers for the big hitting ostapenko. both this women former french open champion but wimbledon is special to her former coach who died on 2017 famously won this title in 1991. famously won this title in 1998. and so she

you know, just say what i'm going, i'm going to come in twice again to wembley. and olga london is one of the richest cities in a well, they puts on hundreds of thousands of musical and sporting events every year. but the man's office knows that this is on a different scale. let's go to his property. as any diehards with the posting that london is hosting more tightest with confidence than any other city in the world. and that 700000 people at least, will have seen her live and not since the beatles, old elvis presley madonna alarm. oh michael jackson has the lock of this being said . and if you're looking at just the cold, hard cash, not ever, for each out in the counseling the cost. joining us not from funding. i miss maria cielo, who is the assistant professor of economics at the university of dunning. i'm good to have you with us for it. now as an economist, what do you make of swift? no makes. is it a real phenomenon or just type? it's safe to allow me to study a phenomenon as we come see tennessee, the i have been very successful, businesswoman. it has been

i was at wembley— yeah, it's very exciting. i was at wembley for— yeah, it's very exciting.o i support ingram, and came - is from england originally, so i. support ingram, and came from toronto — support ingram, and came from toronto today, _ support ingram, and came from toronto today, very _ support ingram, and came from toronto today, very nervous, i support ingram, and came froml toronto today, very nervous, but support ingram, and came from - toronto today, very nervous, but i'm excited _ toronto today, very nervous, but i'm excited and — toronto today, very nervous, but i'm excited and confident. _ toronto today, very nervous, but i'm excited and confident. gite - toronto today, very nervous, but i'm excited and confident.— excited and confident. give us a school prediction. _ excited and confident. give us a school prediction. 2-1 _ school prediction. 2-1 england, sakho with _ school prediction. 2-1 england, sakho with the _ school prediction. 2-1 england, sakho with the winning - school prediction. 2-1 england, sakho with the winning goal. . school prediction. 2-1 en

wembley. why did it mean so much to you to play wembley stadium?e, you go, that was as good as it gets. you look ecstatic. yeah, there's, a bit of kind of sort of sadness to that because there's literally that's as good as it gets. i don't think it will ever get as good as that again. you know, maybe or maybe not. i mean, who knows? it's that difficult to deal with. no. not really. ijust go on and do something else. i'm quite good at walking away from things, you know. while still holding them in my heart. the fact that we haven't always got on, it's one of the chemistry points that has led to us being able to make the moves that we do. why the decision to let a documentary crew follow you through the whole way? well, they always say. don't worry, at the end of day one, you won't even notice we're here. and then day seven, they're shoving their cameras right in your face. they say that again. say that again. so, yeah, you always regret it by about halfway through. yeah. it's sort of hard sometimes when you're just in the middle of a gruelling rehea

united co—owner sirjim ratcliffe wants to build a �*wembley of the north' for the side and has put togethereasibility of a 100,000 seater stadium. that redevelopment of old trafford is estmated to cost around £2 billion. that's all the sport for now. there is news coming in that the bc government is worried about vote counting in the venezuelan election. the opposition have disputed nicolas maduro having one. we will bring you more on that a little later. the high court has ruled that a ban on puberty blockers was lawful. the campaign group transactional, and a young person who can't be named, made a bid to stop a banning order on puberty blockers which stops the natural production of hormones to delay puberty. let's get more on this with their health correspondent.- this with their health corresondent. , , , ., , correspondent. just explain this decision. this _ correspondent. just explain this decision. this ban _ correspondent. just explain this decision. this ban was - correspondent. just explain this decision. this ban was broughtl correspondent. just explain this l decision. this ban

damon, wembley. why did it mean so much to you to play wembley stadium?eally intend to play it again. it wasn't like part of a tour where we were playing lots of stadiums. it was, uh, the best show we've ever done. i mean, inasmuch as 90,000 people can feel exclusive, it was an exclusive thing. it wasn't. .. it... only the people the two nights who went there will have experienced that. we didn't replicate it anywhere else. i remember getting in the van and texting the tour manager, saying, "we're on our way to wembley," and i was like, "oh yeah." and i started singing it, and i was with the kids and they were like, "shut up, dad, shut up dad!" and then we came into view... we came into view. see those those fabled arches. and, you know, it's monumental. it is actually a monument. it's so emblematic. and i went quiet at that point. and that's when the kids started singing. i suppose sometimes you think its kind of get used to playing those big gigs and it gives you a sense of the scale and how much it means. were you part of the generation when blur it oa

i'm at wembley, where southgate said it's been the honour of his life.ad the england team into the 2026 world cup? the football association haven't ruled out a foreign manager. also coming up on sportsday — we're under way in the qualifiers for next year's women's euros. all the home nations in action as defending champions england look to seal an automatic place. and just over a week until the olympics, we'll be joining the cyclists and the former olympians hoping to tackle climate change on their ride to paris. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday. it was the honour of his life, a job which meant everything to him, to which he gave his all — the words of gareth southgate today following his resignation from the england manager'sjob, two days after the euro 2024 final defeat to spain. southgate had said after that defeat in berlin, that it was a privilege to manage the national side. but after coming up short in the euros at the final hurdle, for the second time in a row, southgate has decided it's time for a new chapter. katie gornall reports —

united co—owner sir jim ratcliffe wants to build a wembley of the north of england, and has put togetherssess the feasibility of what would be a 100,000—seater venue as part of a £2 billion redevelopment. arsenal have completed the signing of italy defender riccardo calafiori from bologna for a fee of up to £a2 million. calafiori started italy's three group games at euro 202a. he signed a five—year deal with the premier league club, who have recouped some of the money by selling midfielder emile smith rowe to fulham. they are paying 27 million initially. that is a club record. and just time to take a quick look at the medal table from the olympics. after day three of competition at paris 2024, japan's gymnastics gold has put them at the top. they've now won six. the home boost is helping the hosts five gold medals for them already. crucially, the total haul has them ahead of china, australia and south korea, who are followed by usa and then great britain. much more olympics reaction and previews at our website. head there for that and much, much more. that's it from here. thank you. bye

that game at wembley finished i—i.nough to see england through as one of the top two teams in this group and see them qualify automatically. it is a fiendishly difficult group that also features france. sarina wiegman is under no illusion about the challenge ahead, and she knows that anything could happen come tomorrow. we knew that this was . a very competitive group, and that's what showed. so tomorrow's an important game for us, with france i on top of the group. but we can still come third in the group and first - in the group, so that's how we approach it. _ and we've had some really good training sessions, - everyone's fit, and we are ready for tomorrow. - and we're told that all players are fit and available for england, which means that fran kirby has recovered from the illness that kept her out of friday's ireland game. wiegman has a big decision to make as to who starts in goal. will she go for hannah hampton of chelsea or psg's new keeper mary earps? it will be revealing to see who she plumps for. and englan

we've got some reaction from wembley. now we can hear that. >> now we are.e're in a semi finals, we're in the semis. we're gonna win it. we're stressful to begin with. but first off was good and then second off a bit mad. >> but we got the result. that's the most important thing. we're all southgate lovers . all southgate lovers. >> we're like like you have to. he is our best english manager. he is our best english manager. he just knows what to do. since sir alf ramsey like getting it this far consistently. another semi—final? yeah. okay it's not inspiring football, but it gets the job done . the job done. >> all right. so all eyes on next week. then we're going to play next week. then we're going to play the netherlands in the semis. elsewhere today arguably something i'm more excited about is the british grand prix at silverstone. >> well, it's a huge event isn't it? we discussed it yesterday and what we saw that was interesting. yesterday was in qualifying we saw a one, two, three british lockout. i mean, i don't think we've seen that in the it was georg

reached the tournament's final for the second time in a row after being beaten by italy on penalties at wembley 2021. ahead of tomorrow's match, the king has asked england's squad to alleviate the blood pressure of the nation by avoiding any late drama in the final. the princess of wales will attend the wimbledon men's singles final tomorrow and present the trophy. it will be her second public appearance since her cancer diagnosis was announced earlier this year, after she attended trooping the colour last month. kate has been a patron of the all england lawn tennis and croquet club since 2016. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much, sophia. and we're off to a cracking start. i just want to give a shout out to peter harrison. first of all, peter, thank you so much for getting in touch. dawn neesom again, are you sure you're not my husband actually messag

of course, that was staged at wembley.uthgate and from some of those players over the coming days. for now, i think they will allow the dust to settle on with this disappointment of going out in the final, losing here in berlin at the ellerby stadium last night. some pondering, i think, for gareth southgate, deciding ultimately what does his future hold? what does his immediate future holds now, having lost another final. :, ., holds now, having lost another final. :, ~' , :, , : final. thank you very much indeed. we will stay _ final. thank you very much indeed. we will stay with _ final. thank you very much indeed. we will stay with these _ final. thank you very much indeed. we will stay with these live - we will stay with these live pictures for a little bit longer, just to see if anyone else walks out of that hotel, and walks into the coach. yes, we are seeing some more players and staff coming out. as john mentions, there will be questions now over the future of gareth southgate, whether or not he will want to stay on

of wembley dissecting what went wrong.nted, to be honest, because — i'm disappointed, to be honest, because i— i'm disappointed, to be honest, because i think his record on the field _ because i think his record on the field and — because i think his record on the field and in — because i think his record on the field and in tournaments has been excellent — field and in tournaments has been excellent. as your reporter said, he's _ excellent. as your reporter said, he's been — excellent. as your reporter said, he's been a _ excellent. as your reporter said, he's been a bit of a role model to everyone. — he's been a bit of a role model to everyone, he has created a club england — everyone, he has created a club england spirit, the players have greatly— england spirit, the players have greatly respected him, and he's been a good _ greatly respected him, and he's been a good example and some of the social— a good example and some of the social issues. so i'm personally sorry, — social issues. so i'm personally sorry, but— soci

with cheers . in wembley erupted with cheers. well, jude bellingham equalised in the 95th minute, then captain harry kane headed home the decisive goal early in extra time, just 50s into extra time. england will now play switzerland in the quarter finals in dusseldorf on saturday, and those are your latest gb news headlines for now i'm sam francis. up next it's headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you sir. >> thank you sir. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your look at the next day's newspapers with three comedians. >> and for anybody who doesn't think gb news provides balance, we've got three different types of far right extremists on the show . show. >> tonight, i'm leo kirsten. tonight i'm joined by paul cox. the people's gammon and nick dixon, the people's gaddafi. how are you loved by his people? >> yeah. yeah, exactly. >> yeah. yeah, exactly. >> died in a hole, i dare you. that's l

that was at a fan zone at boxpark in wembley.he game ended one all after extra time with both sides unable to break the deadlock. bukayo saka scored on the 80th minute to level it the prince of wales was among football fans rejoicing as england won, calling the game nail biting to the very end. in a post on social media, england fans say they're thrilled with what i saw. >> himars renee say finals. >> himars renee say finals. >> we're in the semis, we're gonna win it. we stressful to begin with, but first off was good and then second off yeah, a bit mad, but we got the result. that's the most important thing. we're all southgate lovers . we're all southgate lovers. we're all southgate lovers. we're like like you have to. he is our best english manager. he just knows what to. >> since sir alf ramsey like getting it this far consistently. another semi—final. yeah. okay >> it's not inspiring football, but it gets the job done . but it gets the job done. >> those are the latest headunes >> those are the latest headlines for now i'm t

that was wembley.d the goal. that went well for england, the semifinal less so. england, this is back—to—back european championship finals now. three years ago they were beaten by italy. they have ridden their luck to get to this final. it did not look likely the way they came through their group. really lacklustre and lacking cohesive plan but they got things together. there were late goals, extra time, but in the semifinal there was a late winner, but they just feel we have got very staggered momentum inching closer towards english history, the fans. but spain have won six games in a row. they have won six games in a row. they have emerged in the tournament has a favourite. they have lamine yamal. hgppy favourite. they have lamine yamal. happy birthday, however you are celebrating. a long journey for them coming from the black forest, miles away down near the swiss border. that is where they have based themselves. both teams will be in position in few hours. i will leave you with something about lami

i am being told it is wembley.ollowing that goal from nico williams in the 47th minute, assisted by lamine yamal, that star player, who only turned 17 yesterday. they are 1—0 up. let's speak to joe inwood, who is with fans in brixton, in south london. this isn't in the script! it has beenin this isn't in the script! it has been in the script before, we have been in the script before, we have been here before but, come on england. i been here before but, come on encland. ., ., i. , england. i hate to tell you this. the fans aren't _ england. i hate to tell you this. the fans aren't happy. - england. i hate to tell you this. the fans aren't happy. the - england. i hate to tell you this. the fans aren't happy. the first half was fairly turgid but at least england kept a lid on the spanish creativity. but then in the second half, within 30 seconds, a couple of minutes at of it starting, the spanish had scored. there was rodri, great talismanic figure. he had been taken off and the fans were thinking great, fantastic. i

played in 2021 because of covid, and at the denmark semifinal and at the italy final, all of them at wembleyn, i think people will look back and say that italy final, which we lost, of course, on penalties, was the great missed opportunity because we were a better team than that italy team in a way that probably wasn't true of the spain team we played against the other night. and, you know, not to sound too much like a sort of rubbish, state—of—the—nation novelist, that summer of 2021, when the country — well, the world — was just emerging from covid, some of those stadiums were half full, although in practice some of them were a bit more full, and there's documentaries you can watch about that, but it did feel like this massive, sort of collective national release of pent up joy. and i think gareth southgate was responsible for that, because no other england manager in my lifetime has got england playing that well. but, john, i mean, there was quite a tense moment after that final in 2021, which we had to pretend was 2020, when there was quite a lot of racism — like, hardcore racism — aimed

final of the european championship. in the final of the beaten in the decider three years ago at wembleyet over the line this time around? 0lly foster is in berlin for us — and there's obviously still time until sunday — but are we seeing the atmopshere beginning to build? it really is. you just feel it, 48—hour is until the final against spain. good evening. filthy, filthy weather in berlin. we had a lightning storm hanging over us for three orfour hours lightning storm hanging over us for three or four hours earlier, but the clouds have parted and we are seeing dozens upon dozens of england supporters flying in, piling of the trains here in berlin. today, the official allocation snapped up just over 10,000, say the england fa, tickets ranging from £1000 down to £95. there will be hundreds if not thousands year without tickets. some have them in the bollard to be war christmas, a group of lads picked up four tickets for £75 each. we saw 2000 to pounds some people paid on an alternative market. a lady from sydney has spent 950 euros. they are piling into berlin because they want to be pa

this evening in berlin, they were also in that team that lost to the italians three years ago at wembleyhat, there will be tougher for it, and the experience of reaching the first final in so long would put them in goods instead. they would not be in all of walking into another state in for a major championship final. the first on foreign shores were england's ben as well. they were simply beaten by the better team. goalless at half—time, they cancel each other out, but england could not get enough of the ball to get it to their attacking talents, jude bellingham, bukayo saka. they had their changes but spain, just as they have shown for the last month here in germany, are an extremely good side, well drilled, and a pleading of the football when going forward. he scored the two goes that was all they needed to become record european champions for a fourth time. england captain harry kane has been speaking after the game. here's what he has to say. losing a final is a stuff— here's what he has to say. losing a final is a stuff of— here's what he has to say. losing a final is a stuff of it

united spoke to a number of prospective candidates for the managerial role, both before and after the wembleyagainst the premier league's profit and sustainability charge has been rejected by an independent commission. leicester, who returned to the premier league at the first attempt by winning the championship last season, were charged in march for an alleged breach of the rules. the commission has ruled the top flight can punish the club for an alleged breach for the three seasons leading up to 2022—23. leicester are appealing against the latest ruling. let's have a quick look at some of the other football stories today. fran kirby is set to sign for brighton. after her chelsea contract expired. she is widely regarded as one of england's greatest female players and won five successive wsl titles with chelsea before her departure. david raya has completed a permanent transfer to arsenal. he spent last season on loan at the emirates from brentford, with arsenal chosing to activate a 27 million pound option to keep him at the club. wolves captain max kilman is on the verge ofjoining west ham,

three years ago england lost in the final of the euros at wembley.ey�*d played since that evening. they had a chance to make amends, a second crack at glory but the netherlands, one of the most impressive teams left in the competition, stood in their way. england haven�*t found the tournament easy but when they needed it the most, they produced their finest display. their match day march has been a standout feature of these euros and today, the biggest to date. having made the shortjourney from the dutch border, an estimated 100,000 netherlands fans, descending on dortmund and turning swathes of the city orange. both are playing well but look at the crowd. we took over dortmund. the crowd on the other side, the netherlands, great people, great time, full of energy and it'sjust amazing. in a first for their campaign, england�*s followers found themselves outnumbered but still dreaming of extending theirjourney to the final itself. # it�*s coming home. here, in one of the game�*s most iconic grounds, two footballing heavyweights about to go head to hea

the man who killed them. 27—year—old nicole smallman and 46—year—old bibaa henry were murdered in wembley who took selfies with their bodies and shared them on whatsapp. chi chi izundu reports. mina smallman says that she is currently living a weird life after the brutal murder of her daughters. it wasn't until after the trial, mishal husain interviewed me and she said, "do you forgive the killer?" "have you forgiven the killer?" she said. and, you know, a quick soulsearch, and i had. there was nothing there. now campaigning for women's rights, she was surprised that she no longer held hate in her heart for the man who killed two of her children, eva —— make the man who killed two of her children. i -- make the man who killed two of her children-— her children. i don't feel hatred, it has come- _ her children. i don't feel hatred, it has come. that _ her children. i don't feel hatred, it has come. that has _ her children. i don't feel hatred, it has come. that has not - her children. i don't feel hatred, i it has come. that has not extended to the police _ it has come. that has not extend

the man who killed them. 27—year—old nicole smallman and 46—year—old bibaa henry were murdered in wembleytos and selfies with their bodies and shared them with others on whatsapp. chi chi izundu reports. it wasn't until after the trial, mishal husain interviewed me and she said, "do you forgive the killer?" "have you forgiven the killer?" she said. and, you know, a quick soulsearch, and i had. there was nothing there. mina smallman said she was surprised that she no longer held any hate in her heart for the man who had brutally murdered her two daughters, bibaa henry and nicole smallman, in 2020. i didn't need that additional burden in my head. i don't feel revenge, i don't feel hatred. it's...it's gone. but she says that forgiveness has not been extended to the two met officers who took pictures and selfies with the bodies they were supposed to be guarding and shared them on whatsapp. they both were sentenced to 33 months in prison. some may find that really strange. you've forgiven the killer but you can't forgive the police officers. and i don't think... it's not a question of i can't,

united co—owner sirjim ratcliffe wants to build a wembley of the north and has put together a task force of a 100,000 seater venue as part of a £2 billion redevelopment. and that's all the sport for now. it's amazing what you get into during the olympics, i've been watching the horses all day. and from salford we shall pass the torch to paris. with much more on day three of the games, here is maryam moshiri. i thought you were about to say talking about horses, over to mariam. i don't know these days, christian, i don't know what to expect from the context,. let's bring you a bit of what's not quite sport but very 0lympics themed. let's take you to the paris 0lympic cauldron. i want to take you here because it's an interesting story, this cauldron, you must know because you watch the opening ceremony, was lit at the end of that amazing sermon he as celine dion took to the stage on the eiffel tower. you can see tonnes of people with their phone —— forms out, but they have one or bought or applied for one of 10,000 tickets which you can get here in paris. i think they are sold out no, but

our sports correspondent, natalie pirks reports from wembley. the honour of my life.uthgate today describing his near eight years managing england. the medal on sunday was silver but he believes his players were worthy of gold, saying they can go on to win the trophy we all dream of. the fa, who hoped he would stay, hailed him for making the impossible job possible. and fa president the prince of wales called him an all round class act. fans today praised a job well done. i think you've done a good job, obviously, like he's the only manager in the last 20 years to get us to like, semi—finals and finals. i think he deserves better than the treatment he got from, you know, the fans, the way they spoke to him. gutted that he is- leaving because i think he's a really good manager. southgate hailed england fans as the best in the world, but the relationship hasn't always been easy. eight years ago, gareth stepped into the void left unexpectedly by sam allardyce. i don't think anyjob is impossible. i think i said a few weeks ago that some jobs are more difficult than others

our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, is at wembley.re's been so much speculation about what gareth southgate would do after sunday's game, and he didn't wait long to tell us. we thought it was coming but we didn't think it would be this quick. unusually for a departing england manager, praise has been pouring into thejude bellingham hailed him as an unbelievable human being. it was a career that began as a stopgap but ended in england men can be a success story since 1966, but gareth southgate decided that ats is a long time in onejob, let alone an impossible one. the honour of my life, how the socket describing his nearly eight years managing england for the believes his players were worthy of god. saying they can go on to win the trophy we all dream of. the fa, who hoped he would stay, held him for making the impossiblejob possible to fa president the prince of wales called him an all—round class act. fans today praised a job well done. class act. fans today praised a “ob well done. ., ~' class act. fans today praised a “ob well done

going out today, we think that there will be seven starters who also started the year rose final at wembley penalties to italy. they are in another final today. they don't have the awe and the nerves of it: we are in our first final for decades. they did it only three years ago, they should be more relaxed. they have already gone over the mental hurdle. 0f already gone over the mental hurdle. of course, the ultimate hurdle is winning one more game and getting past spain to finally end the long wait for the england's men. thank ou ve wait for the england's men. thank you very much- — let's turn to the spanish players bbcjournalist, sergee forcada. is in lamine yamal�*s hometown — he's youngest ever scorer at the euros and is just 17 years old. england's golden generation, spain have their own, don't they? definitely. all eyes are on lamine yamal, especially here in his home town, half an hourfrom barcelona. there isn't much excitement yet, but thatis there isn't much excitement yet, but that is probably because of the weather. it is over 30 degrees here. there is a watching party being organ

southgate's side came so close to glory three years ago, losing on penalties in the final of the euros at wembleye in dortmund. our sports editor dan roan is there for us. as you can see and probably here, the atmosphere is very much building here at head of what promises to be a blockbuster match between england and the netherlands. the last time these two sides met in a major tournament, it was the euros of 1996, went terry venables and glenside produced one of the national team's most memorable and impressive ever displays when they won 4—1. how gareth southgate would love a similar performance here this evening. if his site are able to do it, they will be breaking new ground, achieving what no other men's england site is ever managed in the past, because they will become the first to win a semifinal at a major tournament overseas. early in beckons, of course, and we now know if england to manage it here this evening, they will be playing spain in the final on sunday. it will not be easy. as you can hear the dutch enjoying incredible support. we can show you some pictures of the estimate of 10

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better than any used at wembley. better than any football match. >> paul coyte watch question. >> paul coyte watch question. >> so you are a very serious broadcaster, stroke, journalist and swiftie. >> yes. what would you be like if taylor swift walked in? >> would you be able to keep it together? no or would you be all over the shop? >> no. burst into tears. >> no. burst into tears. >> okay. >> okay. >> because we have a little surprise for you. no no, no no, i know i have thought about it, okay, i think i try and be professional, but no, i don't think i'll work on something. well, i'll get something. >> yeah, work on something. you managed to get really good guests. i do, so work on that one. >> work for me, please. >> work for me, please. >> swift for you? yeah, i think i'll be good. and to be fair, she has, produced the most mobile data ever used at wembley. that's more than any footballer. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> so, sorry. »- >> so, sorry. >> i'm not having a argue. i'm not arguing. you go. >> so i thi

time out, declan rice has been speaking about that defeat losing in the final which was staged at wembleysing that as fuel and motivation in preparation for this game to come tomorrow. they know against spain they will face their toughest challenge yet. spain, who have been the on form side really throughout this tournament, the only team to top their group with three wins out of three and have looked so impressive, knocking out france in the last match to reach the final. and so much talk about their star player, the 16—year—old sensation who produced a brilliant goal in that match. they obviously carry a huge danger against england, but england themselves having found their way through against difficult through difficult moments in this tournament and they will be hoping they can get the better of spain tomorrow. you have of course seen england training for the last time, as we see them there at their base in blankenhain, we have seenjordan pickford being put through his paces, he has of course been instrumentalfor paces, he has of course been instrumental for england so far with that p

england players who started the game tonight, they also were on the losing side in the euro final at wembley ago, that ended in a penalty shoot—out victory for italy. we thought those mental scars had healed. gareth southgate said the experience they carried with them from that final defeat three years ago, that would hold them in good stead. they so nearly pushed it to extra time but spain have won all seven of their games here at these euros. that is a record that will be hard to match. you mentioned lamine yamal, the standout star. he scored here is a 16—year—old last week in the semifinals. he turned 17 yesterday, and he provided the assist for their opening goal here. they will be feted, they will have the victory parade in madrid, just as they did in 2012, in 2008, world cup winners in 2010. they also won the european championship way back when in the 60s. four times, they are now european champions. their women, they are world cup winners as well. so much for spanish football to be celebrating at the moment but for england, it is a young side. they will pull themselves together. but t

. >> my daughters brought me to the one at wembley stadium with 89,000 screaming fans. really sweet. >> jimmy: well -- m. night kind of described this movie as almost like "silence of the lambs" meets a taylor swift concert. >> yep. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a fair description, right? >> yeah, it is. >> jimmy: can you describe the film? how do we describe it? >> well, my character is a a sociopath, a serial killer, who is taking his daughter to a a concert. and he's being a very good father. and that's his cover. you know, like, we don't really know what's going on with him, but you start to figure out throughout the piece that the whole place is a trap, set up to capture him. so some profiler knew he was going to be there, this is a a true story. like this happened in washington, d.c. in, like, the 1980s. they set up a bunch of felons. they promised them like potential super bowl tickets. and they were dressed up. the cops were dressed up like cheerleaders or mascots. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, yeah. and that's where m. night got the idea. it's great. >> jimm

warrington also lost their home fixture against the warriors the week before their defeat at wembley.oss the horizon in highland. now, there will be more of these showers to come on saturday, but by sunday, we see a big change in our weather patterns as it becomes drier, sunnier and warmer. and the change is all down to the jet stream, which is also going to change. now, on saturday, we've got this trough pattern — that encourages air to rise and showers to form, but by sunday, the jet stream has this pattern, which has a ridge. that encourages air to descend down through the atmosphere, and as that happens, the clouds evaporate and we get an area of high pressure forming. here comes the high on sunday — it's going to bring us several days of fine, sunny and warm weather. now, before we get there, still a few showers to come through this evening, mostly across western scotland, probably a spell of rain for a time in northern ireland overnight. otherwise, clear spells temperatures about 9—13 celsius, so it's not too cold to start to the day on saturday — maybe a few early—morning mist

reached the tournament's final for the second time in a row after being beaten by italy on penalties at wembleyin 2021. ahead of tomorrow's match, the king has asked the england squad to alleviate the blood pressure of the nation by avoiding any late drama in the final and former uk prime minister boris johnson and tony blair are among some of the famous faces arriving in mumbai for the wedding of anant ambani, the son of asia's richest man. the extravagant four day ceremony will round off a string of elaborate parties the ambani family has hosted since march to celebrate the marriage and van—tam barney is the son of reliance industries chairman mukesh ambani . those are the mukesh ambani. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign up to news smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> thank you sir, and welcome to saturday morning live. the time is 10:06. now. in the past hou

i think , into wembley forces. i think, into wembley stadium. yeah.he floor. >> that's the main reason. >> that's the main reason. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> and i think what they do is they just pull us out as specialist teams to go in, and we know that we're out there in, in the ukraine supporting them. and helping them. so we're just used as a specialist force now by the us if we need them to go in that particular area because we're not big enough to take anyone on, you don't have enough weapons to be able to do so. so weapons to be able to do so. so we are like a reserve team that goes in. >> we'll have to watch this space. so this is this is a big story. it's on. it's on the majority of the front pages tomorrow. so i imagine it will be leading a lot of the discussions tomorrow as well. but another topic i want to get to tonight is despite their landslide, it's difficult for labour to ignore the impact that the muslim vote had on the election, with big players like jonathan ashworth losing his seat. wes streeting winning by just a 500 vote m

and that was the reaction from ecstatic england fans at a fan zone at boxpark in wembley.he game ended one all after extra time , with both sides unable to time, with both sides unable to break the deadlock . bukayo saka break the deadlock. bukayo saka scored on the 80th minute to level it one one though, and the prince of wales was among football fans rejoicing as the three lions won tonight, calling the game nail biting to the very end in a post on social media. well after the game, bukayo saka spoke to reporters myself. >> i believe, you know we have some of the best takers in the premier league and in the world. so, you know, we've talked talked about it before. you know, if it did come to penalties, we would be pretty confident. and yeah, i'm happy we showed that today. we scored five out of five and we're through to the next round. >> in other news, sir keir starmer says rishi sunak's plans to send migrants to rwanda is now dead and buried. speaking after the first meeting of his new cabinet, the prime minister ruled out the controversial scheme, which had failed to