is not -- how come you are not in rome? ., ., ., , , rome? i would love to be there but there are quite _ rome? i would love to be there but there are quite strong _ rome? i would love to be there but there are quite strong restrictions l there are quite strong restrictions on people from the ukraine travelling into the european union throughout the tournament. they will be ukrainian is travelling from ukraine to the game tonight, the only ukrainians in the stadium will be from the diaspora inside the eu orfrom elsewhere. it is be from the diaspora inside the eu or from elsewhere. it is a very similar story to the english supporters. fortunately for ukraine, there is quite a large ukrainian population inside italy, and there is excited to be quite a large number of supporters that night. ladle number of supporters that night. we always talk about penalties, don't we? people say that they don't want to go to penalties. if it came to that, how would ukraine fair? ladle to go to penalties. if it came to that, how would ukraine fair? we all know

so everything to play for here in rome.— play for here in rome. one lucky encland play for here in rome. one lucky england fan _ play for here in rome. one lucky england fan who _ play for here in rome. one lucky england fan who is _ play for here in rome. one lucky england fan who is there - play for here in rome. one lucky england fan who is there is - play for here in rome. one lucky england fan who is there is joell england fan who is there isjoel phillips from doncaster who lives in hamburg and was able to get a ticket and earlier he told me how. to be honest, it — and earlier he told me how. to be honest, it was _ and earlier he told me how. to be honest, it was pretty _ and earlier he told me how. to be| honest, it was pretty spontaneous and i read an article about the england fans not being able to travel as i had a look on the wafer website and got straight through and there are tickets available for the game, so i bought one at there and then and work to the rest out along then and work to the rest out along the way. it was all on a wi

of course, you would love to be in italy in rome. 0f would love to be in italy in rome. of course i would like to be in italy, i would of course i would like to be in italy, iwould be of course i would like to be in italy, i would be cheering my throat off in the limbic stadium. but still i hope the team will feel our luck from here. yes, we are getting. {line from here. yes, we are getting. one coal, ou from here. yes, we are getting. one goal. you hope- _ from here. yes, we are getting. one goal. you hope- a — from here. yes, we are getting. one goal, you hope. a starting _ from here. yes, we are getting. one goal, you hope. a starting point, - from here. yes, we are getting. one goal, you hope. a starting point, we| goal, you hope. a starting point, we aet one goal, you hope. a starting point, we get one goal— goal, you hope. a starting point, we get one goal and _ goal, you hope. a starting point, we get one goal and build _ goal, you hope. a starting point, we get one goal and build from - goal, you hope. a starting point, we get one goal and build from there. l

when in rome... when in rome, as they say. let us return home. now let's speak to our reporter greg mckenzie who's at a bar with england fans in borough — just south of the thames in london. you have a very rueful smile on your face there. you have a very rueful smile on your face there-— face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in — face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in rome _ face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in rome but— face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in rome but we _ face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in rome but we are - face there. yes, it's not as rowdy as it is in rome but we are only l face there. yes, it's not as rowdy i as it is in rome but we are only two hours away from kick—off and i am sure the atmosphere here will build. people are still arriving. let us get some england fans. it is his birthda . get some england fans. it is his birthday- happy _ get some england fans. it is his birthday. happy birthday. - get some england fans. it is his| birthday. happy birthday. thank get so

it's coming rome. england prepares to take on ukraine later in the hope of winning a place in the euro semi—finals for the first time in 25 years. the opportunity is there, the confidence is there and the belief and i think they are looking forward to the challenge. england fans have been told not to travel to italy but for those already in the country, the excitement is building up. for the future of england it's going to be european champions 2020, it's gonna be world champions 2022 in qatar, we'll be there from dubai as well. come on england! come on the boys, come on the boys! at least 20 people are missing injapan after a landslide sent mud cascading down a hillside smashing into homes and sweeping away cars. the un warns that eight months of fighting in ethiopia's tigray region has left nearly two million people on the brink of famine. britain's main doctors�* union urges the government to keep some measures in place after the 19th ofjuly when all covid restrictions are due to be removed. plu

good afternoon from rome. southgate has been very clear that they will not worry about external factors, i'll be at the stadium is a different one, the fans as well. there will be reduced numbers here, very different to the atmosphere at wembley in that brilliant victory over germany. all he is worried about is a performance from his team. the temperature here and the climate might be a factor. that will be very different to what they have experienced before. about 30 degrees here in rome at the moment. it could be between 27 or 28 degrees for kick off tomorrow. so he might be aware off tomorrow. so he might be aware of that and that is something that is coming to the thinking of the squad and the coaches with regards to managing their workload and the training schedules off the back of what has been a long domestic season. this is theirfourth what has been a long domestic season. this is their fourth game what has been a long domestic season. this is theirfourth game in the tournament so far. but i think, as

w' here in rome. we will check in with ou durin: here in rome. we will check in with you during the _ here in rome. we will check in with you during the course _ here in rome. we will check in with you during the course of _ here in rome. we will check in with you during the course of the - you during the course of the programme, for now thank you very much. we should also say that it is a special night for luke shaw to score, notjust the a special night for luke shaw to score, not just the first of the night at wembley, the first of hopefully many goals in this match, but also to score the night before his 26th birthday, so many happy returns to luke shaw and his family, who i should imagine are celebrating in style tonight. james reynolds... we can't go to james, but instead we will give you the view above trafalgar square, that is the national gallery to the right of the picture. the people watching there were not able to get tickets for the fanzone with the very regimented tables, that is why the

in terms of the team, do you wish you could be in rome? to i you wish you could be in rome? to get on the pitch and play, yeah! you wish you could be in rome? to| get on the pitch and play, yeah! we are in get on the pitch and play, yeah! are in the get on the pitch and play, yeah! we are in the best city in the world here _ are in the best city in the world here. . . , are in the best city in the world here. , ._ ,': :: :: :: here. on tuesday, there were 35,000 encland here. on tuesday, there were 35,000 england fans — here. on tuesday, there were 35,000 england fans at _ here. on tuesday, there were 35,000 england fans at wembley, _ here. on tuesday, there were 35,000 england fans at wembley, obviously i england fans at wembley, obviously not many in rome, do you think that will matterfor the team not many in rome, do you think that will matter for the team in terms of spirits and spurring them on? it is a neutral ground, absolutely not. spirits and spurring them on? it is i a neutral ground, absolutely not. we will be supporting them from here, so it is— will be suppo

. , ., , event for wheelchair people in rome. , ., ., rome. visitors to the vatican where 350 — rome. visitors to the vatican where 350 paralysed - rome. visitors to the vatican where 350 paralysed people i rome. visitors to the vatican i where 350 paralysed people who have competed over there in what — have competed over there in what they call the paralympic games — what they call the paralympic iames. , , . , ., what they call the paralympic iames. , ,., ., , games. the olympics had 'ust taken piece i games. the olympics had 'ust taken place and i games. the olympics had 'ust taken place and we �* games. the olympics had 'ust taken place and we were h games. the olympics had just| taken place and we were going to stay in the olympic village in the same accommodation. to our horror when we arrived on the ground, all the buildings were up on stilts. whenever we went out and the building, two soldiers would carry us up two flights of stairs and down two flights of stairs and down two flights of stairs and down two flights of stairs. it

we're in rome and rome belongs to italy and the italians but on saturday night, it's going to belong to england! well, i hope so, anyway...! over 20 million watched the win against germany. the fan parks and pubs will be packed again tomorrow — england's progress creating an economic boom around every big screen. the players are aware of the growing support, just as they grow into this tournament themselves. the low—profile group stage wins before they announce their arrival at the party with that victory this week. they're one win away from making it back—to—back major semifinals for the first time but first things first, that mantra again — get things right tomorrow. well, in a moment we'll speak tojohn watson at the stadio 0limpico in rome, but first let's catch up with 0lly at england's base at st george's park. how at st george's park. are they nervous? how at st georue's park. are the nervous? ., . little how are they nervous? jangling a little bit but _ how are they nervous? jangling a little bit but fairly _ how are they nervous? jangling a little bit but fairly cal

in the summer heat of rome, tourism is getting back in the swing. legend here says one coin in the fountain means you'll return to rome one day, but for a lucky few england fans who live here, their wishes have already been granted. we're lucky and we feel lucky and we can't wait to go tomorrow. we can't wait! friendsjoe and matt have both lived in rome for more than 15 years and have managed to get tickets. one of the fans that follows england, 0k, constantly, they deserve the ticket more than i do or more than matt does, 0k? but there's nothing we can do about it. i feel for them. they can rest assured that our voices will be heard. commentator: and now grealish. .. grealish in! it will be a far cry from these scenes, as more than 40,000 fans spurred england to victory over germany on tuesday. england officially had around 2,000 tickets but strict rules mean there was no time for fans to get into italy and complete the five day quarantine. to discourage travel by any means, uefa has now cancelled any tickets held by uk residents, after a request f

——in rome. it must be really devastating but us expats will do our best to scream and support the team. fans flock to what they know when the football is on. at this irish bar we found barry and charlie who stay in spain. england —based fans losses are there again. i have been at eight world cups with england and seven european championships and this is iour time. brilliant. i follow england everywhere. brilliant opportunity. england's first match with ukraine was 21 years ago and featured two familiar faces. the two men who now manage their country. since then they have played another six times and england have only lost once. there is no complacency here. if we focus on ourselves and make sure the mentality is right and we make sure the performances right we give ourselves a great opportunity of going through to the semifinal. on the streets of kyiv there are mixed feelings about facing england. ukraine has very good high—level players, with their personal skills they can create opportunit

the headlines: it's coming rome. england prepares to take on ukraine later in the hope of winning a place in the euro semi—finals for the first time in 25 years. england fans have been told not to travel to italy for the match but for those already in the country, the excitement is building up. supermarket chain morrisons accepts a multi—billion pound takeover bid by a us investment group led by the owner of majestic wine. britain's main doctors' union urges the government to keep some measures in place after the 19th ofjuly when all covid restrictions are due to be removed. officials injapan say two people have died and at least twenty people are missing after a landslide sent mud cascading down a hillside smashing into homes and sweeping away cars. and she's the youngest british woman to reach round three of wimbledon and emma raducanu is battling it out against romanian world no 44 sorana cirstea for the second set after winning the first. now on bbc news — hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur.

we can cross live tojohn watson who's pitchside in rome. john, who will start for england? yes, good evening. a warm welcome to rome and the olympic stadium where the atmosphere is electric, definitely more than the 2000 england fans we were expecting for this match worked gareth southgate has gone for quite an attacking line—up with two dropping out, jadon sancho comes in for his first start, as does that mason mount is returning to the side after missing out on that match against germany and the final group game after being close contact but to billy gilmour. it is an attacking line—up and this is a huge opportunity for england to possibly book their place in a semifinal at eight european championship for the first time in 25 years. this is what gareth southgate set out to do when he was appointed to england manager after that brilliant run at the last world cup. coming out prove they can challenge from a silverware on the biggest stage of all? we will find out and about 15 minutes�* time. well, whoever wins this match knows their opponants for the semifinal. denmar

we will be live in rome. also on tonight's programme: the supermarket giant morrisons accepts a takeover deal worth £6.3 billion. in miami, an approaching storm accelerates plans to demolish the rest of the apartment block where 2a people died and more than 120 are missing. cheering. and the british teenager emma raducanu — ranked 338 in the world — is through to the last 16 at wimbledon. good evening. england are through to the semifinals of the european championship — for the first time in 25 years — after a comprehensive win tonight in rome. they beat ukraine 4—0 with a flurry of goals from captain harry kane, harry maguire and jordan henderson. across england fans have been celebrating success again — after the side defeated germany earlier in the week. our sports correspondent natalie pirks hasjust sent this report from rome. chanting. this was an england match with a truly global feel. we have actually come from germany. i have come from milan, ian has come from tenerife. with _ from teneri

. —— from a balcony at the gemelli hospital in rome. japan's capital tokyo in under another state of emergency, after a recent surge in coronavirus cases. it'll be in place until 22 august, covering the entire duration of the olympic games, which are scheduled to start of 23 july. mariko 0i reports. with less than two weeks before the start of the olympics, tokyois the start of the olympics, tokyo is once again under a state of emergency. bars and restaurants asked not to serve alcohol and shops are closing early. it is not a strict lockdown and there is no penalty so how effect if it will be remains to be seen. —— effective. 0ther will be remains to be seen. —— effective. other businesses it is another blow to the bottom line enough after spending $25 billion in preparation for the olympics, the japanese government will not likely see any benefits from tourism or ticket sales after deciding not to allow any fans inside the stadiums. 0pinions to allow any fans inside the stadiums. opinions are split. translation:— translation:

it is indeed, - yes, a very good afternoon from the olympic stadium here in rome, a very hot rome. that is something the england players will have to content with later. temperatures are killing off but it will still be in the mid 20s when they get under way. what an occasion and a huge opportunity for england to book their place in a semifinal in a european championships the first time in 25 years. it will be a different atmosphere here later on, less fans this time around than the 44th that cheered england onto that monumental victory over germany and wembley. there will be over 65 thousands. less than 2500 be english fans, those living in italy or elsewhere in europe who are able to watch this game. those from the uk told not to travel because of covid restrictions. this is the first match england have played away from wembley but despite that, gareth southgate said this could be a good opportunity for them, a chance to refocus on this change of surroundings, he said it would be hard to match the atmosphere england had played and at wembley and he said this was a good chance to

they have lit up rome tonight. another— they have lit up rome tonight. another chance to shine came just days later, thumping switzerland. italy were rapidly looking like the team to beat. rounding off their group with yet another win, this time against wales.— group with yet another win, this time against wales. verratti. the flick on is brilliant. _ time against wales. verratti. the flick on is brilliant. three - time against wales. verratti. the flick on is brilliant. three from i flick on is brilliant. three from three. flick on is brilliant. three from three- and _ flick on is brilliant. three from three. and then _ flick on is brilliant. three from three. and then to _ flick on is brilliant. three from three. and then to wembley. l flick on is brilliant. three from - three. and then to wembley. austria provided a rather sterner test but italy pass, flying colours and all. belgium next in the quarterfinals and one of the goals of the tournament.— and one of the goals of the tournament. , . : ., ., tournament. insignia! what a hit! the penalty _

a rather different scene in rome. should we really? it seems mean, but this was the scene in rome, not such a happy bunch of fans. i think we can go to rome now, mark lowen is our correspondent there. hi, i am going to get here, but i'm guessing those excited scenes just before kick—off and then, i imagine a change pretty quickly. and then, i imagine a change pretty cuickl . ., , and then, i imagine a change pretty cuickl. . , , quickly. that is exactly it, the italian confidence _ quickly. that is exactly it, the italian confidence we - quickly. that is exactly it, the italian confidence we had - quickly. that is exactly it, the l italian confidence we had seen, right the way through this tournament, with 33 unbeaten matches under roberto mancini's leadership, then a sense of realjoy in the fanzone in rome, but suddenly it evaporated into shocked silence 20 minutes in, when luke shaw scored that england goal, the fastest goal in an opening match of a euros final in an opening match of a euros final in history. the italians were abso

but rome has since moved with the time and the a new louise she has served here for 3 years. as a woman on the podium, she believes she even has an advantage over her male colleagues. that may be because dr. as a more impressed by a woman, they show more respect. at least they follow my signal closely. ellia norah remembers all too well how during the knock down no traffic directions were needed in the otherwise bustling and crowded piazza beneath that yawn all around the vigil . riana monuments that hardly any color complete. everything was empty to sign and real didn't even know you could even hear the birds singing about it, but there is no semblance of that now on the piazza, but the traffic offices and glad to be back. even though you're breathing and fumes on the podium, it's still nice to be up there. it's a symbol of everyday life. the city needs us up there because we are synonymous with life. i see the name of the v. as the podium rises, a little bit of no man, if he returns, as well as the old, elegant room in metropolis. i will definitely be taking the subway in r

england fans are gathering in rome where excitement is building. if england win they will face denmark on wednesday night. supermarket chain, morrisons, accepts a multi—billion pound takeover bid by a us investment group, led by the owner of majestic wine. britain's main doctors' union urges the government to keep some

in west european time in rome. and going to that picture in rome. and going to that picture in rome, that's look onto some other news in brief so far today. here, the government says people will still be "expected" to wear masks in many indoor spaces — and on public transport — after covid restrictions in england are lifted. the prime minister is due to confirm tomorrow whether most of the rules will end on the 19th ofjuly — including the legal requirement to wear masks. here's our health correspondent, jim reed. it's one of the most visible signs of the pandemic. injust over the week, the legal requirement to wear a mask in england is set to end. speaking earlier, though, the vaccines minister said there would still be an expectation to mask up in some cases. the guidelines will be very clear on things like mask—wearing. there's an expectation of people to wear masks indoors, in crowded places, on public transport. so rather than governed by diktat, what we're saying is we move to step four cautiously. in wales, scotland and northern irelan

lizzie williamson, bbc news, rome. — lucy williamson, bbc news, rome. no such celebration for england fans. our correspondent simonjones is in trafalgar square in central london. what was the atmosphere like there after the game, simon, it went along into the night? pretty gloomy atmosphere, very much like the weather here this morning. and if you want a sense of this feast of all these finally over then take a look behind me. that's the fan zone at trafalgar square already being dismantled, be clean up operation as well here this morning with thousands of people flocking to central london, despite the authorities asking people to stay away if they did not have tickets. people wanted to be a part of the atmosphere but i'm afraid yesterday evening, for the english fans, the atmosphere, well, it felt very, very flat. we have seen still this morning at five am here in the uk people wandering around, some fans still rather bewildered. during the night, there were a lot of italian fans out in force. at times it felt more like rome than central london. had it

it's coming rome. england prepares to take on ukraine later in the hope of winning a place in the euro semi—finals for the first time in 25 years. the opportunity is there, the confidence is there and the belief and i think they are looking forward to the challenge. england fans have been told not to travel to italy but for those already in the country, the excitement is building up. for the future of england it's going to be european champions 2020, it's gonna be world champions 2022 in qatar, we'll be there from dubai as well. come on england! come on the boys, come on the boys! at least 20 people are missing injapan after a landslide sent mud

is a very late night in rome _ top of the world. is a very late night in rome and _ top of the world. is a very late night in rome and indeed - top of the world. is a very late night in rome and indeed in l top of the world. is a very late - night in rome and indeed in towns and cities and villages all over the country. and cities and villages all over the count . . , and cities and villages all over the count . , , ., ., , ., ., country. guy, the italians not a .a l country. guy, the italians not a party. don't — country. guy, the italians not a party. don't they? _ country. guy, the italians not a party, don't they? it _ country. guy, the italians not a party, don't they? it is - country. guy, the italians not a party, don't they? it is well- country. guy, the italians not a i party, don't they? it is well known —— the italians know how to party. is a country that cares deeply about football, they care deeply about their image, how the rest of the world sees it and one woman put it to me earlier in the day, if we win, we are

and this was of rome sweet rome. because of quarantine restrictions, there were only a few thousand england fans inside the stadium, but millions were packed into the fan parks and beer gardens back home. this is just a taste of what could be a very special week ahead. i know what will be happening at home, that's great. it's lovely to see everybody on a saturday night, beer in hand, in the air, wherever it is. and they should. they should enjoy it. england have been moving through the gears at this tournament. they are now accelerating fast. cheering if there had been any nerves against ukraine last night, harry kane settled it within five minutes. in the world cup three years ago, england's other harry scored his first international goal. another quarterfinal, another thumping header. kane was picked out for england's third and his third at these euros. jordan henderson had never scored for his country. another headed goal at england were heading into the semifinals with their biggest knockout win the tournament. w

john watson joins us from rome. is that ukrainian team have gone further in this competition than any ukrainian team before. a good deal of confidence in their side as well, would you say?— of confidence in their side as well, would you say? yes, i think so. good evenin: , would you say? yes, i think so. good evening, welcome _ would you say? yes, i think so. good evening, welcome back— would you say? yes, i think so. good evening, welcome back to _ would you say? yes, i think so. good evening, welcome back to the - would you say? yes, i think so. good evening, welcome back to the stadio| evening, welcome back to the stadio olimpico in rome where i think you can probably hear the cheers and the chorus there of three lions, which is interesting when a lot of talk coming into this was the lack of england fans in the stadium, but they are certainly making their voices heard. that is interesting, because we were saying there could because we were saying there could be anything between 2002 and a half thousand englan

welcome to rome. the stadio olimpico behind me were england will take on ukraine tomorrow in the crucial quarterfinal. the city committee feels very different. it doesn't have the feel of a city that is about the host such a huge game. usually you would see fans mingling, gathering ahead of a game. with covid and the restrictions as they are in the limited number of fans, as we know who will be inside the stadium tomorrow to watch england and share their team on, we know only two and half thousand tickets if that had been released to england nationals living in italy and elsewhere in europe who can watch the game with people in the uk being told not to travel. a very different feel. that is not to take anything away from the enormity of this game. and the significance of it as we know. england, gareth southgate, they train this morning at saint georges park. the last training session before tomorrow. the players were put through their paces. they've only had two days preparation for the book of the sq

big night in rome. what a win, 4-0 against| in rome. what a win, 4—0 against ukraine, the fantastic performance from england. we are going to matthew upson, former england defender. while most england fans were unable to be at last nights“ dramatic euros quarterfinal in rome, a lucky few were able to witness the squads four — nil win over ukraine in person. former england footballer matthew upson was one of them and joins us now from the italian capital. what are your feelings toward england's chances going forward, are you positive about that win last night? you positive about that win last nitht? , ~i night? hugely positive. ithink eve one night? hugely positive. ithink everyone watching _ night? hugely positive. ithink everyone watching the - night? hugely positive. ithink everyone watching the game i night? hugely positive. i think- everyone watching the game would take a _ everyone watching the game would take a step back and analyse the performance in that type of environment with the pressure that was own— environment wit

they had to be in rome the next day— thousand. they had to be in rome the next day or— thousand. they had to be in rome the next day or in — thousand. they had to be in rome the next day or in the next couple of days, _ next day or in the next couple of days, there'd be back home for four and a _ days, there'd be back home for four and a half— days, there'd be back home for four and a half hour flight. it is a difficult _ and a half hour flight. it is a difficult one, it is an interesting idea, _ difficult one, it is an interesting idea, but— difficult one, it is an interesting idea, but it _ difficult one, it is an interesting idea, but it is hard to implement. given_ idea, but it is hard to implement. given the — idea, but it is hard to implement. given the challenges of covid—19, how relieved are you that no team was too badly affected by an outbreak. how relieved? i am extremely _ outbreak. how relieved? i am extremely relieved. _ outbreak. how relieved? i am extremely relieved. everyone has been _ extremely relieved. everyone has been tested, i was tested 76 times.

, sweet rome. because of quarantine and travel restrictions, there were only a few thousand england fans inside the stadio 0lympico, but millions were packed into the fan parks and beer gardens back home, and this is just a taste of what could be a very special week ahead. i know what will be happening at home, and that's great. you know, it's lovely to send everybody on a saturday night, beer in hand, in the air, wherever it is, and they should. they should enjoy it. england have been moving through the gears at this tournament. they are now accelerating fast. sterling has got it through to kane now. and harry kane has found the net! if there had been any nerves against ukraine last night, harry kane settled them within five minutes. at the world cup three years ago, england's other harry scored his first international goal. another quarterfinal, another thumping headerfrom maguire. luke shaw delivered that free kick, and he picked out kane for england's third, and his third at these euros. mason

they're going to vie for the sole rule of rome. mark antony basically calls up his supporters and says come fight with me against octavian. and herod the great says, yeah, no, sorry, i'm busy. and that's because he hates cleopatra, and he sees that octavian is the one who's going to win. >> mark antony and cleopatra are routed at the battle of actim. they manage to flee back to egypt, but octavian is right behind them. >> it becomes clear that cleopatra is going to end up being paraded around in a roman triumph, which is the last thing that she wanted. >> she says over and over again, i will not be triumphed over, and it means that she just can't envisage herself as a prisoner, as anything other than a queen. >> hoping to trick octavian, cleopatra hides in her mausoleum and has her maidservants spread the rumor that she has killed herself. >> so the problem with cleopatra locking herself up in the tomb is that she didn't tell mark antony. and part of what you need to do is tell your lover where you're going to be because he, of cou

iamjohn i am john watson live in i amjohn watson live in rome i am john watson live in rome as we had ever closer to tonight's huge quarterfinal between ukraine and england at the stadio olimpico. supermarket chain morrisons accepts a multi—billion pound takeover bid by a us investment group led by the owner of majestic wine. britain's main doctors�* union urges the government to keep some measures in place after the 19th ofjuly when all covid restrictions are due to be removed. at least 20 people are missing injapan after a landslide sent mud cascading down a hillside, smashing into homes and sweeping away cars. and another sporting hope for england — teenager emma raducanu is the youngest british woman to reach round three of wimbledon. and this is the scene live on court one as her match against romanian world no 44 sorana cirstea is about to get under way. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. anticipation is building ahead of england's euro 2020 quarterfinal clash with ukraine this evening, where a place in the semifinals is up for grabs. fans

sermarks and indr dining like hen rome. now, theseestaur a justmul r assassinated, but pretty soon, not even he will be able to eat inside of them without a covid pass. and neither would brad carlson, a tourist from texas visiting just before the new rules take effect. >>> are you vaccinated? >> no. >> reporter: so how would you get into restaurants and things like that without your vaccination here in italy? >> i wouldn't be able to. >> reporter: if you have one, your vaccination card from the cdc also does the trick. so does a negative test result from the past 48 hours. for businesses that will have to police their customers, it's a hassle. but a hassle that's worth it. at least inside the restaurant where many come just to see the ancient ruins of the theater of pompeii. >>> i hope it makes people feel safe when they eat inside, he says, and it prevents us from having to lockdown again. this past year was a catastrophe, most venues couldn't survive that n. >>> the coliseum is one of thousands of sites preparing for thes

but rome has since moved with the time eleanor louis has served here for 3 years. as a woman on the podium, she believes she even has an advantage over her male colleagues. it may be because dr as a more impressed by a woman, they show more respect than at least they fall in my thickness closely. and nora remembers all too well how during the knock down, no traffic directions were needed in the otherwise bustling and crowded piano of an $830.00 on or around the little riana. monuments will hardly any color while it complete. everything was empty at the time and the real didn't even know you could even hear the best thing about it. but i think there is no semblance of that now on the piazza, but the traffic offices and glad to be back. even though you're breathing in fumes on the podium, it's still nice to be up there. it's a symbol of everyday life. of this city need to stop there because we are synonymous with life to do the v as the podium right is a little bit of no manatee written as well as the old elegance of the room in metropolis. i will definitely be takin

but rome has since moved with the times. eleonora ludovici has served here for three years. as a woman on the podium, she believes she even has an advantage over her male lleagues maybe becse driversre morempressed by a woman, they show more respect. at least they follow my signals closely. >> eleonora remembers all too well how during the lockdown no traffic directions were needed in the otherwise bustling and crowded piazza venezia. >> around the vittoriano monument, there were hardly any cars. everything was empty. the silence felt surreal. you could even hear the birds singing! >> there is no semblance of that now on the piazza. but the traffic officers are glad to be back. >> even though you re breathing in fumes on the podium, it's still nice to be up there. it's a symbol of everyday life. the city needs us up there. because we are synonymous with life! >> as the podium rises, a little bit of normality returns. as well as the old elegance of the roman metropolis. >> i will definitely be taking the subway in rome. thanks for watching focus on europe. do get in touch wit

six centuries later, islam, muhammad -- given rome for is i islam. in many way out of herod's temple came to the world we know today. and brings with it one of the deadliest conflicts in recorded history. >> the following is a cnn special. >>> ♪ is this what the doctor prescribed? >> the flashiy girls. >> television theme songs became

until the early hours here. streets of rome until the early hours here-— streets of rome until the early hours here. �* ., , , ., ., hours here. and obviously attention will now turn _ hours here. and obviously attention will now turn away _ hours here. and obviously attention will now turn away from _ hours here. and obviously attention will now turn away from their - will now turn away from their because the semis loom. {iii will now turn away from their because the semis loom. of course. the fans who _ because the semis loom. of course. the fans who watched _ because the semis loom. of course. the fans who watched the _ because the semis loom. of course. the fans who watched the game - because the semis loom. of course. the fans who watched the game in l because the semis loom. of course. i the fans who watched the game in the stadium last night, there were about 2000 england fans. they will be able to follow england back on the road to follow england back on the road to wembley because of those covid travel rules —— they won't be able to. however, it is denmark on wednesday. ev

see my go in rome there and pick a mass in london. let's go to rome 1st. seem like give us a sense of what italians are saying and feeling this morning. well, it's just pure joy in the us, the a rome and throughout the country. everyone is just eating a sense of believe it was an incredibly emotional and very final, especially when everything went down to those penalties, shoot out. but clearly the emotions running high as the team and the cup have returned to room. and i scheduled to meet the president and the prime minister later today in the talent capital. the peak was here to support the leading with get the trouble band meeting. it's just too beautiful, seeing the team take the final this way. the, let's say it's hours as the duty have just made it all very crazy, wembley on sunday night and for saying we it's apps now it's us that have taken home the championship. clearly emotional, but the feeling of jubilation here. and it's well beg in mos in london, possibly a very, very different mood that you are quite somebody and the ra

we're in rome and rome belongs to italy and the italians but, - on saturday night, it's - going to belong to england! well, i hope so, anyway! over 20 million watched the win against germany. the fan parks and pubs will be packed again tomorrow — england's progress creating an economic boom around every big screen. the players are aware of the growing support, just as they grow into this tournament themselves. the low—profile group stage wins before they announce their arrival at the party with that victory this week. they're one win away from making it back—to—back major semifinals for the first time but, first things first, that mantra again — get things right tomorrow. well, the england players are on their way now, and gareth southgate has a fully fit squad available, all 26 raring to go, not many nations heading into the quarterfinals have that luxury. olly foster, bbc news, st george's park. people getting nervous already!

let's just dip into the football an action in rome. england and ukraine in their quarterfinal at the euros, approaching 30 minutes of the euros, approaching 30 minutes of the first half and if you haven't managed to be aware of it yet, england are in the lead at the moment, 1—0. let's take a look at the goal that was scored. it was really quickly, and the third minute by captain harry kane. that winning ball passed to him by raheem sterling. the two goal—scorers from the last game against germany involved in the first goal tonight. the action continues and we will keep you right up to date, of course. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. we've seen widespread showers today, some of them really torrential looking, actually. this was one of those heavier showers working across stratford—upon—avon. it will look at the radar picture, this area of showers across here and this clump in the midlands, they look to be some of the nastiest. we could see localised water flooding but over the next few hours, showers w

i will definitely be taking the subway in rome. thanks so much for watching the focus on your if you get in touch with me on twitter and let me know your thoughts about this show. don't forget you can watch more of our program online at d, w dot com bye for now. the the news, the news, the news, the news, the news the the to the point, strong opinion, clear positions, international perspective. when it sometimes seems that we are indeed losing the battle against climate change is that mean a cruel future for the next generation? certainly the possibility, so why are we willing to change the way we live on life? find out to the point to the point dw, ah, cruise, the little guys that it's a 77 percent. the platform is used to be issues and share ideas. you know, on this channel, we are not afraid to doctrine, delicate young people clearly have the solution, the future 77 percent now, every weekend on d. w in december 2019 the european councils new president show me shows embarked on a ground breaking mission. i job to make you the 1s

european football's finest honour goes to rome. incredibile! translation: it's incredible, it's incredible! you can't feel better than this. it is amazing, we won the final. translation: i am so happy, we are euro champions. i'm going to celebrate all night. i'm going to celebrate all night! after sky—high expectations for england, it was heartbreak. after 55 years without a trophy, the weight goes on. it was the perfect start for england. ——wait. everyone was rooting for england. in my lifetime, that is the closest i have sent to a championship. it was the perfect start for england. left back shaw hitting the back of the italian net afterjust two minutes, the fastest goal in a european championship final. but italian pressure and position was rewarded with a 67th—minute goalfrom bonucci. no more goals in normal and extra time, just an intruder on the pitch and some extremely intrusive italian tackles on display. penalties would provide both ecstasy and agony. following verratti and kane's goals, belotti missed for italy. england's rash

lucky to have an app so easy to use, he says, so we gave it a try in rome. >> it seems pretty painless. i have the app on my phone. i show i've been vaccinated. hopefully it lets me pass through. >> we need to reconnect people, societies in a safe way. >> this is the chief aviation officer of rome's two airports. to ensure as an industry that this travel is done properly. the green pass is a very smart and safe tool that we are sure these conditions are observed. >> reporter: to be clear, no one is forcing europeans to use it, many still carry hard copies of their covid information and concerns about handing over sensitive health data that might be abused there's nothing on the app regarding your name or when you had the last covid test but the app slashes the time to check the records from different countries and languages, without the green pass, some travellers like these americans have to keep track on their own. >> i think every country should probably have something in that nationized level to ensure the citizens' safety. >> something electronic versus a piece of paper. >> now he

and they said that because you're rome and not a home. and a lot of times that i spoke to said that this check in europe and kept in the time because of the grown up genic just being able to experience the so i showed up sort of emotions to be able to stand next to my mind. a deeper to put content. 7 feel the high to feels and all, and of course the body it's just getting started, enroll a lot of the fan. they are out night at the moment, and i think they have a sleepless night ahead of them and roam protests have broken out in cuba with thousands of people taking to the straits against the communist government. demonstrated as expressed of frustration at food shortages, rising prices and the lack of coven vaccines, the government blame the us for the unrest and is rallying its own supporters. yeah, they crying out for freedom in the streets of savannah, the, the greatest show just content with the socialist government since the 1991 in the trigger for this protest is the desperate economic situation. right now the country is suffering fr

for all the talk of football coming home, there remains the rival and passion of rome. whilst italy's wait for major football success has been comparatively short, the desire for victory tonight is overwhelming. italy are far from just guests at england's party. translation: we have to enjoy it. we have to really enjoy it. we have to be carefree and a bit crazy. these are the ingredients that allowed us to get to this point and that can help us win this trophy. like england, italy have enjoyed at least some home comforts. an opening night win over turkey... insigne. ..as comprehensive as it was impressive. they have lit up rome tonight. another chance to shine came just days later, thumping switzerland. italy were rapidly looking like the team to beat. rounding off their group with yet another win, this time against wales. verratti. the flick on is brilliant. three from three. and then to wembley. austria provided a rather sterner test but italy pass, flying colours and all. belgium next in the quarterfinals and one of the goals of the tournament. insigne! what a hit! t

john watson is in rome for us at the moment. john, what is the mood like in the city ahead of this game? good evening from rome. in the shadow of the vatican behind me. it certainly doesn't feel like a city which is on the cusp of staging a quarterfinal of a major tournament. no football banners, no adverts or flags on the street. driving to the hotel, no fans as well. perhaps understandable and inevitable with the restrictions in place. in the way this tournament is being staged across europe with 11 different hosts. it's very hard to replicate that tournament with matches being staged across the continent. another warning coming from the italian embassy for england fans not to travel, they said anybody who has beenin travel, they said anybody who has been in the uk within the last 1a

i will definitely be taking the subway in rome. thanks so much for watching a focus on europe. do get in touch with me on twitter and let me know your thoughts about this show. don't forget you can watch more of our program online at d, w dot com bye for now. the the. with the news the news, the news, the the into the conflict with tim sebastian. when it comes to foreign policy, it's getting hot as a work out would be use stands for my guess this week is almost pipe nice share european partners for the past committee. can he play my such a powerful block of nations. seems so far below its weight and the world stay 30 minutes upon d, w. me in happiness is a national go. it's laid down in the constitution. i didn't even message the 1st national happiness index. but how does one of the poor countries in the well a to look at a kingdom on its way happiness in 75 d w ah, the women in asia, i speaking that's me for the wall money and the voices, the only way i can be on top is to create my own and the see they're standing stories in women in asia this weekend on the w. human ready to

so thanks very much for the of the adamant that force in rome. ah, you'll see on there with me to hill robin. and reminder of all top stories, a jordanian court has sentence to former officials to 15 years in prison for plotting against the monarchy. they were accused of pushing form and the throw in prince hunger turned to the king of a one. and when this bid in would you remove well regarding the 1st.

here's the bbc�*s mark lowen in rome. the fans on here at piazza del popolo has emptied out but there were scenes of wild celebration with people waving the italian flags and dancing and setting off flares and so italy has one its first european football title since 1968. you can hear the fireworks they're still going off and i think the italians will be celebrating well into the night and four days and probably weeks to come. they are champions of europe tonight but they feel like they are on top of the world. they won the world cup in 1982 and then again in 2006 and i think that because of that, really, there is not that same sense of—or there was not before tonight's victory the same sense of national trauma here as there is in england, with 1966 almost being kind of carved into the hearts of england football fans. here in italy, yes, they were waiting for a long time for a second european victory. but, you know, they had the two world cup titles, they were in the final of the european championship in 2012, and, you