it's not that england team, it is that england team, the 1966 world cup winning england team. the slight it could have been taken yesterday but that's the picture. i love our frans in his tracksuit with his lace up frans in his tracksuit with his lace up boots on that look like they weigha up boots on that look like they weigh a ton. i think that's my favourite picture in the papers —— alf ramsey. if anyone is confused about how to handle tonight, what the words are for all the songs, the mirrorare very the words are for all the songs, the mirror are very kindly printed the lyrics. the lyrics are very complicated, aren't they? for anyone who is confused, the lyrics are there. is there any business news? 30 million people will be watching tonight, so thatis people will be watching tonight, so that is a lot of people, a lot of attention, sponsorship, advertising, all that kind of stuff. supermarkets have said if england wins at aldi, lidl and iceland they are going to close early. this is an interesting one. a slightly more negative note to end on, but it puts all of the m&s

or will it be medicalfor england? a moscow? or will it be medicalfor england ? a feeling moscow? or will it be medicalfor england? a feeling there will never have a chance as good as this again of reaching the world cup finals since 1966. hit so close the moment and they are just midway through the first period of extra time. thank you, we will be back with you no doubt. we had beaten croatia before an astute again. wayne rooney just wayne rooneyjust switched to playing culpable in washington, dc. lots of people urging the english simon including fans all over the country, this is on the north coast of cornwall. perranporth beach. hyde park. people are looking agitated and tens. mouths open, lots of hands upon the chin and on the face. people looking particularly tense. this guy is gesturing here. and this is in manchester. whether in living rooms or gatherings or paths millions of people are watching. the last quarterfinal against sweden was watched by over 23 million people in the uk. that's find out what the situation is in croatia. bethany is in zagreb. but i'm guessing peopl

i know will be rooting for england! so donald trump could've gone to brussels and said look what i have achieved, i have got everyone to increase their spending, which he has, by being tough on nato members but instead had this extraordinary spectacle of the american president effectively saying what good is this alliance? he has perfected i think the art of the insult, not the art of the deal and his diplomacy is by humiliation, i think it is important to tell european allies who have not done enough, not meeting your obligation and we need this organisation, it remains vital. but instead he publicly demean the various leaders of the nato alliance, undercutting it and the only person to cheer about this is vladimir putin. i'm sure he's raking up vladimir putin. i'm sure he's raking up in the vodka today as we speak because he has had the goal of undermining the eu, undermining nato, coming back onto the playing field as a leader. he is now in syria and trying to bring russian influence back. he wants to reconstitute th

also coming up — victory in volgograd for england. two goals from captain harry kane see the side beat tunisia 2—1 in their first world cup game. and we meet the 10—year—old who's just become one of the country's youngest published authors. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may says tax rises will be needed to pay for an increase in the nhs's budget in england. the prime minister has promised an extra 20 billion pounds a year by 2023 for the health service, but she didn't say who would be required to pay more tax. labour claim the new funding plans lack credibility. the announcement means the rest of the uk will get extra funding, but it will be up to individual governments to decide how to spend it. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. as autographs go it is not a bad one to collect. shall i sign? yes. why not? 14—year—old jade's plaster cast as the prime minister's name and she has signed up to an enormous commitment of more taxpayer money year after year after yearfor the nhs. the nhs needs to be abl

few tipped england to go far. however, they navigated the group stage in style and as rivals fell, their stock rose. the penalty shot back room banished in the last 16, then through to the semifinals for then through to the semifinals for the first time in 28 years before the first time in 28 years before the adventure was brought to a halt. it just looks like the adventure was brought to a halt. itjust looks like the country has just been unified by football again and everybody had fallen out of love with the game, people weren't prepared to watchers, now they watch with a great deal of love and there's a feeling for our football tea m there's a feeling for our football team again and that's amazing. gareth southgate and his side have defied expectations, replaced horror with hope. they say all good things must come to an end but perhaps this is only the beginning. england will need to recover quickly because on saturday they've played the third placed by off against belgium in st petersburg, win and that would s

the england put croatia under pressure from the get go forcing a foul on delhi early and giving england their first chance and go kieren chappie or with a perfectly timed free kick one for the three lions in the fifteen minutes i. took croatian to the sixty eight the breaking lines defense even parazit far more determined to get the ball than carl walker one overall. and despite multiple chances there were no more goals in the regular ninety minutes the game heading into actual time. in the one hundred ninth minute marmande you catch with the decider. i score a parasitic turn provider and you would be picked for the mean and goal was without a chance. this young three lions teams dream dashed in the most painful way while croatia celebrate reaching their first world cup final. and he damn he's all of a lot he was following all the action inside the stadium last night and we spoke to him earlier about croatia is amazing victory croatia didn't really look that impressive early on the england very much dominated the opening exchanges and of course took advantage of that to some extent with

in england might have expected by this stage of the world cup being a normal world suspects who have run into spain argentina and germany on this side of the draw as it is they've come through against colombia and sweden and i think a lot of the players must be thinking this is a once in a career opportunity to get to world cup final certainly the fans seemed to be thinking that we were here for the first england games the greek games particularly game in volgograd against the newsier at the start of the tournament no more than around two thousand england fans in russia for that game at least four times in moscow today so there's a very positive feeling around around this team a very positive feeling around english football and i think that the only sort of slight negative from that first half performance from an england perspective is that they didn't score more goals that a couple of good opportunities one for harry came into jesselyn garden but yet time still plenty of time to go in the game but england at the moment not really giving curry for a foothold in the semifinal and inde

well, an economicjudgement based on what the bank of england saysin based on what the bank of england says in various scenarios. the bank of england has focused on two areas, really. one is no deal and no transition. and so mps have got to think very carefully about that. so thatis think very carefully about that. so that is the worst—case scenario. absolutely the worst case scenario, yes. which of course the uk central bank has to plan for. it definitely has the plan for it and they say they have been planning for it all they have been planning for it all the way along, since the referendum. soi the way along, since the referendum. so i think the banks are probably in pretty good condition. they have got to watch things like what is going to watch things like what is going to happen the day after, i suppose, and what is going to happen with sterling, what is going to happen to transactions, and make sure that these transactions will flow through. and a lot of work has already been done on that. and also, as well, following the 2008 financial crisis when some of our major banks were

knows england well from his time at leicester. england play more attractive and attacking football than in previous years. it's hard to say what suits especially because we have our own style. i'm sure the match won't be off to a fast start because there's so much at stake we need to stay focused especially in defense. they could go the distance but nervous england fans don't want penalties. yet how does the standing by he be talking about guess what tariffs that's coming up so do stay with us if you can. my first boss i was just sewing machine. icon for old women their bones by this. image is something as simple as learning how to write them by side poses and. since i was a little girl i wanted to have both eyes that the old might hold but it took me years to going to get there. finally the game.

theresa may has announced the nhs in england will getan announced the nhs in england will get an extra £20 billion a year by 2023 and over the next five years there will be an average increase in funding by 3.5%. where is the money coming from? remember this? the prime minister claims money saved by leaving the eu will in part, fund her casper to the nhs. that is made brexit supporters in her own party very happy. as the prime minister has rightly said, it is a down payment on future receipts that will come into this country as a result of this continuing payments to brussels. but critics say in the short term there will be less to spend after brexit, not more. some in her own party said talk of a brexit dividend is misleading. the government are deciding to bring back this referendum, very toxic, divisive debate back into the nhs proposals. i don't see why they are doing it. to my mind, the figures do not stack up. the health secretary and other cabinet ministers called into number ten this morning, know that depay for this plan the government will have to raise taxes. that is politi

england for north wales. many possible remain tried getting to see further sunny spells even though some pie will build. temperatures that mid—to low teens from any and a few degrees cooler for southeast england. as we just take a look at things going into the evening one or two showers peppering the northeastern parts of scotla nd peppering the northeastern parts of scotland and as you can see from us places scotland and as you can see from us pla ces eve n scotland and as you can see from us places even some of the cloud that has built up will be disappearing to leave a fine and sunning and for the day. 90s and even chillier night going into friday morning with the figures in some spots. this bridge will not last too long. another weather system coming in from the atla ntic weather system coming in from the atlantic on friday. it's going to drag its heels. in no hurry to push on right across the uk. across eastern areas the wind will freshen and will remain dry the rain a strengthening wind heads in the i

some cloud building in england and wales. you can see from the colours, warm to hot sunshine to be had. a range of temperatures, quite breezy as well with the cloud and some outbreaks of rain in north—west scotland. maybe isolated showers popping up across eastern parts of england. most will avoid that and stay dry. here is how it is looking for the wimbledon finals this weekend, the men's final could be one of the hottest for decades, coming up on sunday with temperatures around 30 celsius, if not slightly above in south—east england. heading out and about on saturday evening, a lot of fine weather to come. but through the night some outbreaks of rain moving into northern ireland and western scotland. stay dry in england and wales. these are the overnight temperatures going into sunday morning. on sunday, scotland and northern ireland, more have cloud, more have outbreaks of rain. gradually pushing further east. it mayjust reach into the far north—east of england later today. elsewhere across western england and wales

against croatia england starts the game very well those in the study and on the goal with all of the crew later the fantastic freekick from kieren trip yeah. croatia kind strong tell us what this means for the nation of croatia tell us what it means in context of the nineteen ninety eight scene and tell us what it means to croatia for all to get into it will keep flowing it will absolutely amazing that's a lot inside a believable fight that i showed we spoke to some people from croatia this morning who basically compared it to countries only been in existence for twenty seven years the compared it to basically winning independence and that was during a bloody war so just to show you the significance of that victory last night ninety nine and it was absolutely fantastic is well done thank you care least want to get out of office and then saw us get mice in time and all of them but they got to the final just time and against a country that is a messy footballing nation in england and again i think part of the allure of that was the fact that no one expected it but you're right in that

stadium in a croatia england game is currently croatia to england won for now at the window will play fronts in the final on sunday we'll bring you all the action and analysis oft at this so right. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure to come out you have to communicate the center of the football with you and we'll show the all the great the great the good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get going let's go. alone. and i'm really happy to join the team for the two thousand and three and world cup in russia meet the special one. meets just at the reno theology team's latest edition to make up this week a. look at. seventy four design submissions. seven thousand pilings. to join judges. and eight hundred sixty nonstop days of. the russian w.b. a championship. and a russian stuff. show you how. long the crowd.

back three i would think the thing is with we've seen with england so far as their producing chances and we cast our minds back to the first game but it beats an easier to one that was this general or a very nervy famous where harry kane literally on the last touches off that game scored two one but in the game linda and sterling had a golden opportunity if it could have been three four five goals even and no water could have complained so in an opportunity in a lot of chances now what we haven't really seen so far is how are they defending so we don't know about this three months the fans forget i don't forget that in angle and in the academy's most classic being told to play for the back and means to send a half and to train fullback that in this world cup and in a playing three center backs with two very aggressive wing is and has a young free when he was well which must be slight were yeah so it's a little bit of a warrior but we were in this different part of the two want to mend and i've said this a few times that you have to play in a different way even mentally you have to ap

why do they want to get to england? is it because we give them accommodation and money and france don't? then all we need to do is change our laws. this one... the migrants want to go to the uk and have found a way to avoid the french asylum system. i think the uk should have an office there and make quick decisions. thank you all of you have a coming on the programme. the story of the president and the porn star. donald trump's personal lawyer faces jail after admitting paying a woman thousands of dollars to keep quiet about an alleged affair with the us president. this is stormy daniels, the adult film star at the centre of the allegations. she had been expected to appear in the current series of celebrity big brother here in the uk, but pulled out. and here she is with donald trump in a photo taken from her myspace page, proving that the president has met her. the legality of cohen's payment to stormy daniels turns mostly on whether it was for the purpose of influencing an election. in this case, it would have been p

england batsmen joe root england batsmenjoe root is fit england batsmen joe root is fit to play and tomorrow's first one—day international against australia in melbourne after recovering from a viral illness. and the dateline london panel focus on the iranian nuclear deal, president trump, and brexit. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, has warned the government not to agree to bailout of the construction company carillion with taxpayers' money. there are fears the firm, which has debts of £1.5 billion, could collapse after creditors failed to agree a possible rescue plan. carillion employs about 20,000 people in the uk and is one of the government's main contractors. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. this is liverpool's newest hospital under construction. it will be the biggest single—bed hospital in the uk and it's being built by carillion. now there's concern that projects like this could be affected if the company collapses. from prisons to hospitals, to schools and rail, ca

the england team has become one thing, notjust the england team has become one thing, not just the the england team has become one thing, notjust the senior team. when the women's team is there, we are mixing with the men's team, and the youth teams as well. you see a pathway, that gives you the inspiration to want to make it to the top. fans are getting excited by the top. fans are getting excited by the football that you play, and investing in people as well, the reconnection with fans. that is what this england team is all about now. since george's has allowed the team bonding element to connect as people as well, which is sampled because of them gets the trust to gareth southgate, the players trust the manager and the manager trusts his players. let's head to wimbledon now, where it's women's semifinals day. john watson is there for us. john, it's not the line—up many would've predicted, is it? no, it isn't. after the disappointment of england's exit in the world cup, and roger federer‘s surprise exit yesterday, hopefully the action today on semifinals day in the women's single

a similar picture into the south—west scotland and northern england. further south into england and wales, there will be cloud with outbreaks of rain through the midlands and towards the south—east on friday it should be generally fine dry and fine. further spells of showery rain into the south—west of england and wales. still strong and gusty winds, but they won't be as strong as the winds we've had on thursday. further north, less windy and more sunshine into the midlands, north wales, northern england. temperatures between 4—9 degrees. a touch cooler than recent days. that cooling trend continues through into the weekend. we've got this north—easterly wind, bringing further snow showers in scotland and northern england, over higher ground. temperatures dropping to close to freezing in towns and cities by first thing saturday. colder in the countryside. slightly milder, with frost and fog further south. the weekend is dominated by the fact that we've got high pressure building and the wind coming in from the north—easterly direction. throug

at the world cup which only one other english team has ever done the england manager is not planning on making many changes in saturday's clash so with both teams almost at full strength fans can expect a cracking match in st petersburg. now will be leaving it all on the field as they try to get this when all in no matter the outcome well belgium and england see this as a successful tournament i think england certainly this is the best they've done at the world cup the furthest that they've progressed since one nine hundred ninety. and they weren't expecting to get this far either i think a lot of people thought it might get to the round of sixteen of the quarter final so the semifinals and now the third place play off is is a real bonus also there's a feeling in england the times of change that the negativity is gone and that this young team is actually heading in the right direction now head of future tournament for belgium it's a bit more complicated they are a better side than england so perhaps we're expecting to make it this far at least and hoping to make their first ever worl

it has been another dry and hot day across england and wales, but scotla nd across england and wales, but scotland and northern ireland have had cloudier skies and even some rain. 0vernight i will clear northern ireland, but further outbreaks of rome will push further east across scotland. by the end of the night, some of the rain reaching westernmost parts of england and wales, temperatures mostly in the range of 10—15, a little fresher in western scotland and northern ireland. into tomorrow, showers begin to pull away from scotland, but they will gradually move further east across england and wales, the potential for some heavier and possibly thundery downpours. some places will avoid

dry for the rest of england. some cloud around, some holes in the cloud allowing sunshine to come through and these temperatures across—the—board now are pretty close to the average for the time of year, so there's a particular warmth out there. heading out and about on thursday evening or coming back from wherever you've been, still a few showers in north—eastern area of scotland and into the northern isles, but they will continue to fade. elsewhere, what showers have built up are continuing to fade away, and the cloud that's developed is going as well, so a lot of dry and sunny weather to end the day. it does mean under clear skies thursday night into friday morning with a ridge of high pressure temperatures drop away even further, low single figures for some on friday morning. the ridge of high pressure not staying around too long as this weather front starts to push it out of the way on friday, and it means strengthening wind across the uk, particularly close to this rain band coming into northern irela

and southeast of england. there'll be a few clear spells here and there, but a thick cloud around, misty in places, and temperatures down to about 4—8 degrees as wednesday begins. as we go on to wednesday then, this is what we're expecting. a lot of dry weather around, and for many who saw rain today, a little bit brighter too. we've got some sunny spells northwest england, a few into northern ireland, westerm and northern scotland, southern coastal fringes of england, maybe a few into west wales. this cloudy, wet zone. well, wet, occasional outbreaks of rain in the parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia, some in southern england just sticking around during the day. a little bit of cloud in eastern scotland, north east england, and temperatures held down into single figures. why is it so chilly? the air coming from the continent isn't cold, but it does move across quite a large portion of the cold north sea, and so it is cooled closer to that temperature once it hits the coastline. lots of low cloud and m

england and croatia havejust england and croatia have just come out to start warming up, can england do it? i have been talking to some of the many fans who have made the journey to make sure they are here for england's big night. two, three, four... # it's coming home. # it's coming. # footballs coming home. # footballs coming home #. here we go darling, let's go. hello, hello, hello. come on, you get a bit closer. ok come on, when did you guys come here? we've come from qatar monday night. we live in qatar at the moment, so it was about a six hour journey. but we are here, we're back. i spent all my money to come here for one reason, i might be dead the next time it happens. so this is why, we're going to win! operatic singing. i'm in red square now, the sun is out, and hopefully i'll be still here sunday. i'm not going back till monday. so yeah, rocking and rolling. can't wait. love it. you're not going back till monday? you're a confident man! spur of the moment after the saturday result, we got really caught up with it and thought sod it. booked flights and then frantically tryi

2a or 35. teams, england and wales, around 2a or35. —— in teams, england and wales, around 2a or 35. —— in the teens. tonight we continue with one or two showers for northern parts of scotland. the vast majority have lengthy clear spells to ta ke majority have lengthy clear spells to take us into the morning and it might feel fresher this coming night and we saw last night with temperatures in towns and cities into single figures, holding around the teens for the major cities across parts of england in particular. so into tomorrow we go and mid—week brings one or two isolated showers once again, but very few in number and most places will be completely dry. long sunny spells, cloud bubbling up and if anything tomorrow, after a dip in temperatures today, temperatures will start to rise one degree or so, peaking at around 27 or 28 in the south—east corner. and for the rest of the week, much of england and wales look completely dry, very little rainfall forecast, temperatures close to 30 once again. only scotland, northern ireland thursday night into friday most likely to see an

across much of england and wales. if we take a look at friday morning, a little bit more detail, that ring to be producing some fairly heavy burst across parts of cornwall, devon, southwest. some patchy rain dripping midlands right through parts of yorkshire. patchy rain will be pushing its way west to east across england and wales but there will be a few dryer, particularly towards the southeast. across the country, a better day for the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland. and except sunny spells and a few scattered showers. temperatures great for the time of year. stuck in the background at eight or 9 degrees. 0n the weekends on unsettled continues. sunshine and showers, cool breeze, more rain arriving in the southeast as we in the weekend. we'll have a look at that in just the weekend. we'll have a look at that injust a the weekend. we'll have a look at that in just a moment. the weekend. we'll have a look at that injust a moment. saturday, and cloudy day for much of england and wales. remnants of a

what england brings clearly home is. a team with a future i wouldn't be risking a lot if i say that in the next world cup in four years time england has conditions suitable. belgium fans erupted in joy when their team secure the country's best ever result for the world cup competition while england fans of the match took defeat pretty well has to be said this about the game because not coming home we spoke to some of the supporters after saturday's game i think it was a big game compared to the earlier game than the one zero in this i think it was a more exciting game here we're. very proud of the players i think it's been a fantastic obviously the result was not what we wanted to say but from this of the millennium a growing are going to get better. we just don't wish it were just living people have been absolutely fantastic with us. we are worse than my friends. but. yeah i think you two will in a matter of hours we're going to know who's going to take the championship main prize is going to be from so croatia we only

he won 53 caps for england and later turned to management, taking england to the world cup finals in 1998. israel says it's carried out air strikes on dozens of targets in the gaza strip, in retaliation for rocket attacks on southern israel. palestinian militants said the rockets were their response to the killing of 5 protesters yesterday. a ceasefire has now been announced. here's our middle east correspondent, tom bateman. the latest flare—up once again brought fears of an all—out conflict. these rockets fired by militants in gaza were shot down by israel. israeli warplanes responded with greater force, bombing more than 80 military sites in the gaza strip. a four—storey building was reduced to rubble. israel said it was used as a headquarters by the militant group, hamas, which controls gaza. 0ne neighbour ran from the building before, she says, four missiles struck next door. more than 30 missiles were fired. israel blamed the militant faction islamichhad for the strikes. in a rare statement, its military spokesman said that the group was guided by syria and iran, saying t

some cloud building in england and wales. you can see from the colours here, warm to hot sunshine to be had. a range of temperatures, quite breezy as well with the cloud and some outbreaks of rain in north—west scotland. there mayjust be an isolated shower popping up across eastern parts of england. most will avoid that and stay dry. here's how it's looking for the wimbledon finals this weekend, the men's final could be one of the hottest men's finals for decades, coming up on sunday with temperatures around 30 celsius, if not slightly above in some spots in south—east england. heading out and about on saturday evening, a lot of fine weather to come. but through the night some outbreaks of rain moving into northern ireland and western scotland. staying dry in england and wales. these are the overnight temperatures going into sunday morning. so on sunday, scotland and northern ireland, more have cloud, more have some outbreaks of rain. gradually pushing further east. mayjust reach into the far north—west of england later

and former england defender lindsey johnson who played for england 43 times. before that gareth southgate has said that england — the country as opposed to the team — has been a bit lost with its identity recently and this team, is the best representation of modern england. most have plied their trade in smaller clubs, and more than half of the squad are from in and around the manchester area. here‘s chi chi izundu. gareth southgate has dubbed them the most diverse team england has ever taken to a world cup. 13 of the 23 members of the england squad actually come from within 50 miles of manchester city centre so it‘s no wonder that pride in this area is particularly high. if you‘re good, you‘re good. if you‘re not good, you‘re not good. so it doesn‘t matter whether you‘re white, black, green, it doesn‘t matter, we are all human beings. social media's got something to do with it as well because all these players have active twitter accounts and stuff and they playjokes on each other and you feel like you're a bit closer to them. rashford c

england too. hold for scotla nd southern england too. hold for scotland in northeast england with a touch of frost first thing in the morning and the odd foggy patch possible too. tomorrow will feel very different than today because we have these fronts moving in from the west, bringing the cloud and the rain too. still mild in the south, certainly you will wake up to quite a lot of wet weather across the bulk of england, wales and northern ireland too. some rain in the south fairly light and patsy for a time, more persistent rain north but heavy working into southwest england once again during the afternoon. scotland seeing the best of the dry, bright weather with plenty of sunshine, especially north of the central belt. temperatures around 6—8 in the north, 12-13, belt. temperatures around 6—8 in the north, 12—13, still very mild for this family are further south. heading on through into christmas even now and we will start to see high pressure building. still this fairly stubborn front wh

a cooler feel here, 15— 19 celsius across england and wales. a touch higher in the sunshine for the south and south—east. some changes to come from midweek onwards it. we lose the high—pressure, that athletic front of slipping its way south and eastwards, that will strengthen the wind and bring outbreaks of rain. we will start next week warm and dry, but slowly it turns unsettled. some spells of rain for wednesday onwards to the north—west and for most of us it will feel more fresh towards the end of the week. later today, processions are taking place all over the uk to mark 100 years since some women won the right to vote. those taking part will be wearing either green, white or violet — the colours of the suffrage movement. among those getting involved are the staff at guys and st thomas's hospital. our reporter fiona lamdin‘s been to meet them. and behind—the—scenes at all the old est and behind—the—scenes at all the oldest hospitals in the country. upstairs, patients are waiting for operations. you will see a team of nhs s

england take the series 2—1. three games in rugby league's super league this evening and after a defeat in his first game in charge, new leeds director of rugby kevin sinfield had to watch his side settle for a draw against wakefield. the rhinos led 20—i2 with half an hour to play. but with ten minutes remaining kyle wood eventually had this try awarded after it went to the video referee and ryan hampshire levelled the score at 20 all, six minutes from time to give trinity a point. elsewhere leaders st helens beat hull fc and salford lost at home to castleford. that's all the sport from me, adam wild, have a very good evening. thank you. counter—terrorism detectives, investigating the contamination of two people by the nerve agent novichok, say they've found the source of the substance, in the home of the victims. dawn sturgess died in hospital on sunday after being exposed to the poison. her partner, charlie rowley, remains in a serious conditon in hospital. our correspondent duncan kennedy has the latest. t

a few spots of drizzle in south—west england. again, some mist and fog patches around the coast and hills. through wednesday, our weather front continues its journey southwards. see how it weakens and not much rain left on in as it grinds its way south. a few spots of rain left. to the south—east, warmer air hanging on and temperatures reaching mid— to perhaps high 20s, perhaps the best of the sunshine in south—east england. a fresher feel to the weather. temperatures between 12—16 degrees. heavy showers in the north—west of scotland and these showers through wednesday night will be sinking southwards. one or two into north—east england for a time. wind strengthening a little. a much cooler night stop turning quite chilly in scotland, in rural areas. and even further south, a fresher feel to the weather. takes us into thursday, these north—westerly winds blowing right across the country, dropping the temperatures significantly across south—east england. not that it will be a cold day. it will still feel pleasant i

england and wales on tuesday. 0n will do for england and wales on tuesday. on wednesday, we see a change. pushing into northern ireland, strengthening winds, outbreaks of rain, that slips south and eastwards through the end of the week. it is dry, turns unsettled, thenit week. it is dry, turns unsettled, then it is feeling fresher. goodbye. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: the g7 summit has ended in disarray, with a war of words between president trump and the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau. mr trump then accused him of being "dishonest and weak". and president trump is on his way to singapore, where north korea‘s leader kim jong—un has arrived. the two men will hold historic talks on denuclearisation. companies are to be forced to justify the pay gap between their highest and lowest earners. the tuc has welcomed the move, but says workers should also be appointed to boards. the millionaire brexit campaigner arron banks reportedly had undisclosed meetings with russian officials and discussed a de

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england put through asia and the pressure from the get go forcing a foul on delhi alley and giving england their first chance on goal kiran chippy a with a perfectly timed free kick one of the three lions in the fifteen minutes i. took kuwait into the sixty eight to breaking into defense even parazit far more determined to get the ball than carl walcott one all i and despite multiple chances there were no more goals in the regular ninety minutes the game heading into extra time. in the one hundred ninety minutes my mind you catch up with the decider i score a parasitic term provider and you wouldn't pick foot in the england goal was without a chance. this young three lions team's dream dashed in the most painful way while croatia celebrate reaching their first world cup final. jones what do you make of the performance of both teams as i said i think england started the match. bright so confident belying their young age really this is one of the youngest squads in the world cup i talk about look i'm outraged before the game how they can actually contain him and they really did they put him

and south—east england. for many, it is a fine evening to come on sunday, with late spells of sunshine and clear skies overnight. but further north and west, i'm sure you can see, the cloud increasing, outbreaks of rain coming into scotland, northern ireland and slowly sinking its way south and eastwards. temperatures a little higher than they will have been on sunday night. 13 to 17 celsius the overnight low on monday morning. so this is how we start the new working week, holding on to high pressure. the heat and the sunshine across much of england and wales. further north and west that front really starting to make inroads, increasing the cloud and bringing further rain through monday morning across northern ireland and into scotland. behind that, you can see there is some fresher air trying to sink its way south—eastwards. but it is going to take its time to get across to much of england and wales, probably not until wednesday or thursday that we start to see a noticeable dip in temperature. for monday

some cloud building in england and wales. you can see from the colours warm to hot sunshine to be had. a range of temperatures, quite breezy as well with some outbreaks of rain in northern scotland. maybe isolated showers popping up across eastern parts of england. most will avoid that and stay dry. here is how it is looking for the wimbledon finals this weekend, the men's final could be one of the oddest for decades, coming up on sonecon be one of the oddest for decades, coming up on sonecon were temperatures around 30 celsius, if not slightly above in south—east england —— hottest. a lot of fine weather to come. ricky night some outbreaks of rain moving into northern ireland and western scotland. these are the overnight temperatures going into sunday morning. 0n temperatures going into sunday morning. on sunday, scotland and northern ireland, more have cloud, more have outbreaks of rain. gradually pushing further east. it may push into the far north—east of england later today. there could be showers popping up here

eddiejones, the head coach for england rugby and he has done amazing things. but managing to humourously make a couple of remarks to the scummy irish and very unsavoury commentary about wales. they have been eked out and he has been put over the coles street. fair? i think so. this would be bad evenif fair? i think so. this would be bad even if he were still winning. now that the wheels appeared to be coming off the chariot. the problem is, he is saying unpleasant things, the kind of things that would have been swept aside years ago as part of rugby banter, but you cannot say things like that about people on national or ethnic grounds, it, especially when you are leading national football. it might have been at a private event, but these days no comment like that is safe. especially when you have things recorded. a private corporate event eight or nine months ago. people hold these things and wait until you are vulnerable. two successive defeats by scotland and france. move on, let's say again, hyperbola city... —— hyper velocity. a way of dealing with ast

six one against panama what a time it must have been for the england fans team inspired by hurricane patrick that the palomar funds under thought this was a bad result for then you wouldn't know from their reaction they were thrilled in fact that their country scored that first ever world cup go. to our. throughout her i. eat. and you have to say. when you're that happy scoring a goal six nailed down that tells you a little bit of off the quality of the team that you're supporting and. and i'm just thinking about that panama right here on the expense of the united states and this is this is truly amazing the united states they've been in this world cup many many times and they've done fantastically well and we've sort of learned to look at the united states as one of the better teams taking part in this tournament then are here but come on and and they have not been do particularly well in the most so which is good that they are trying to take the silver lining i think from what will probably be a very big cloud blown into the competition great day for england founds and we have our

fine for much of northern england. but northern ireland and western scotland, here, thicker cloud and the odd splash of rain into the western isles. but for eastern scotland, i'm hopeful that we'll see a little bit of brightness. so this is the forecast for the open golf at carnoustie. cloudy to start, but watch the sky. we're expecting that cloud to break up into the afternoon. some blue sky coming through, a little bit of sunshine which will lift temperatures up to around 22 degrees. now we look ahead to sunday, and again, we're in that mostly dry regime across england and wale. and also eastern scotland, actually, will see some bright spells and sunshine at times, lifting those temperatures all the way up to 29, maybe 30 degrees. always a little bit cooler across the northwest while we have that extra cloud and some splashes of rain courtesy of this weather front, which willjust continue to wriggle around as we go through the first part of next week. but away from that frontal system, we're going to start the week w

you know we tend to shoot out it's a lot treat but maybe maybe just as a little bit of sympathy for england going through on this occasion has been a tale of woe for then a major championship and this is how it reads so they went out of the world cup in one hundred ninety on penalties euro ninety six lost on penalties will get ninety eight last year two thousand and four last world cup two thousand and six and euro twenty two of all of those defeats and these major championships so it's quite a sore subject in england and they'll be a lot of people who will appreciate the fact that outside get paid a lot of attention to police trying to prepare as hard as it is for them to shoot at but you're not you're not feeling that's it but the. two days ago my my country went out and we missed three penalties we had we had the goalkeeper same two pounds you know it's really really hard to go out and. in that way today and i'm a very very lucky not to go out. you know the columbia had the power would cover that before now just go back to what the legs i was saying there were the fans are saying that it

england put croatia under pressure from the get go forcing a foul on delhi alley and giving england their first chance on goal kiran chippy a with a perfectly timed free kick one nil for the three lions in the fifteen minutes i took croatian to the sixty eight to break in his defense even parazit far more determined to get the ball than carl walcott one all i and despite multiple chances there were no more goals in the regular ninety minutes the game heading into extra time. in the one hundred ninety minutes my man you catch with a decided i score a pair search term provider and you wouldn't pick foot in the england goal was without a chance. this young three lions team's dream dashed in the most painful way while croatia celebrate reaching that first world cup final. just what do you make of the performance of both teams as i said i think england started the match. so confident belying their young age really this is one of the youngest squads in world cup i talk about look i'm outraged before the game how they can actually contain him and they really did they put him in a box in the firs

knows england well from his time at leicester. england play more attractive and attacking football than in previous years. it's hard to say what suits especially because we have our own style. i'm sure the match won't be off to a false start because there's so much at stake we need to stay focused especially in defense. it could go the distance but know this england fans don't want penalties. ok let's take a look at the seventh piece of clothing everyone is wearing something what waistcoat wednesday what's it all about so i think most england fans will look like this today with the waistcoat and this is basically the fans are encouraged to support the team by having a waste coast waist coat on and the quick craze has gripped england before the semifinal against crazy and the man who started it all is in an manager gareth southgate. eight and the craze has been trending on social media ahead of the match parents paying tribute to the manager's fashion sense and it's such a hot item right now that in many parts of england they've ev

ifeel a little bit england. he sounded too, little bit england. he sounded too, little bit. # it's coming home, it's coming home, football's coming home!# god save the queen. some pretty committed england fans amongst the russian population here. plenty of english fans here too. i am joined by three of them he just alone in yesterday from london. who have we got? dane. becky. jordan. you've had how people have travelled from afar, you have actually been given a president. very lucky. we work for a company called ink and it was as an incentive we had. we didn't actually know we were going to be here, but england managed to get a to be here, but england managed to getafairand to be here, but england managed to get a fair and that is good, we are very excited. how excited are you? very excited. this is a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. in global has managed to give that to us and! global has managed to give that to us and i think to be fair we are even more lucky now that inge got to the semifinals. i think it is definitely... have you been fol

cup final for the very first time striker mario much you could just scored the winning goal against england in extra time giving his team a two one win that was followed by an endless night of celebration. also coming up trumps tears and she was nato allies the us president unleashes a barrage of criticism in brussels pressing the leaders of the military alliance for largest spending increases but he did sign a joint statement reaffirming existing commitments we ask what all this means for nato suture. i'm sumi so much going to get to have you with us the football world cup in russia has delivered another thrilling clash croatia beat england in the semifinal and the country is now heading to its first ever world cup final they recovered from an early goal to england to set up a final showdown with france. during limper croatia under pressure from the get go forcing a foul on dilly dally and giving them a first chance on go karen trippier with a perfectly timed free kick one though for the three lions in the fifteen minutes. it took croatian to the sixty eighth to break anyone's defense even

two years later, the england dna was launched, a blueprint for how england teams should play. it's starting to bear fruit, the under 19s are european champions, the under 17s and under 20s are world champions. and for the senior side, gareth southgate has helped nurture a new culture. they're all interacting and seeing each other at training and so it gives an identity really to the england team that we've never been able to have before. it's a massive step and it's great for everyone to be pulling in the right direction. but there is one thing st george's park can't fix — english players only make up 32% of the premier league. english players only make up 33% of the premier league. it goes back to the old problem, are they going to get gametime at their given clubs? this is important, that's the piece of the jigsaw that needs sorting out before we can actually see these guys come through to fruition in an england shirt. as fans sang his name long into the night, gareth southgate returned the affection. he is sensible enough to know the relationship may not always be this fr

third test all over for england. yes, in the space of three overs at trent bridge, a big win for india and they are right back in the series. thanks, olly, and ben has all the weather. the next couple of days will feel very different, by the weekend some of us could see some overnight crass frost. all the weather detail, plus news of a hurricane heading for how wide. thanks, ben. also coming up — plans to ban pet shops and dealers from selling puppies and kittens. the aim is to reduce health problems stemming from keeping animals in poor conditions. this is afternoon live. donald trump is under mounting pressure after his former lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance laws and implicated the president in his crimes. mr cohen — who once said he'd take a bullet for the president — said he was ordered to use election funds during the 2016 presidential race to pay two women who claimed they'd had affairs with mr trump. just a short while ago, the president tweeted this: it came as anotherj