and england expects. and gerryjackson is in newcastle for us where england fans are watching at the big screen. it is hot in nizhny novgorod, how hot is it in newcastle? well, they're saying around 23 degrees. i wouldn't be surprised if it is hotter here. if an england goal goes in here, 1800 will erupt withjoe. this is what they have waited four yea rs this is what they have waited four years for. when the fans gathered for the national anthem, they all stood up and all sang. i have never seen anything like it outside a stadium. they have all paid for a ticket to watch this game and england expects. what is, when you have been talking to the fan, they're optimistic, but what kind of scoreline are they expect something well, remember, these are england fa ns m ost well, remember, these are england fans most of them are wearing england shirts. they know that we didn't get beyond the group stage in the last world cup and we got knocked out of euro 2016 by iceland. but this is not the day to dwell on things

matches england were out. their fans should not get too carried away or excited just yet. it is only a start, it was just a poor panama side they demolished today, of course. there will be harder challenges and future, not least a good belgian side. the outcome of that match will determine who gareth southgate's side meets in the knockout stages. the footballing world have sat up and taken notice of that performance, and england should not fear anybody right now. new measures to tackle child obesity in england have been announced by the government, including plans to ban shops displaying unhealthy snacks at the checkout and tighter restrictions on television advertising. the health secretary says the cost of obesity is too great to ignore — but campaigners say the new proposals don't go far enough. here's our health editor hugh pym. looking after the health of future generations. that is the aim of the government's plan. this class is run bya government's plan. this class is run by a healthy lifestyle initia

moments ever for england. 6-1! moments ever for england. we are going all the way to moscow, it is going to be incredible. for years, england sides have struggled to impose themselves on world cups. have struggled to impose how times have changed. have struggled to impose yes, have struggled to impose england fans, that really just yes, england fans, that really did just happen. a phenomenal performance. in context, at the same stage in brazil 2014, after two matches, england were out. supporters shouldn't get too carried away, these are early days and it was a very poor panama side that they beat. sterner challenges lie ahead. not least a highly impressive bulge side that england face on thursday night in colin ingram. —— belgian side. usually, it is the be all and end all to finish top of the group. perhaps not on this occasion. i finishing group. perhaps not on this occasion. ifinishing second, the group. perhaps not on this occasion. i finishing second, the team would avoid giants like germany or brazil in the quarterfinals should t

and what about the expectation for england? so many good luck m essa g es a cross for england? so many good luck messages across social media from fans, celebrities and former players. we picked one out which we thought the england players would enjoy. hello, lads, ijust want to give you the best of luck over in russia, i hope you do the country proud. enjoy the moment, give it your best, no regrets and hopefully your best, no regrets and hopefully you can go a lot better than how we did. all the best, boys. so, that is the message from a former captain steven gerrard. let's take you live now back to the arena in volgograd, because we have the anthems... national anthem plays harry kane captaining england, gareth southgate also at his first world cup. that is the xi who will kick off in a matter of seconds, really, . kick off in a matter of seconds, really,. that is the xi, gareth southgate's first world cup xi. they face tunisia in their group g opener. belgium have already won in the same group earlier today, putting a marker down. we will see how england respond. such an ine

england won the toss and have opted to bat. currently england are 130 for 4. ——currently england are 130 for 5. novak djokovic's return to form and fitness continues at queens, as he booked his place in the tomorrow's final. it was a straight sets win for the former world number one againstjeremy chardy. the pair have met now 11 times, and chardy is yet to win a single set against djokovic. he'll play last year's wimbledon runner up marin cilic in tomorrow's final. it's been a while, that i have played for a title. so this is definitely a very special moment for me. considering what i've been through in the last year or so. so it's just a great occasion. in germany, roger federer is one match away from winning a tenth halle open final. he beat denis kudla in straight sets but the american, who is 11 years hisjunior, did push federer to a tie break in both. and finally at royal ascot, the big race of the day, the diamond jubliee stakes, was won by the aidan o'brien trained 4—1 shot merchant navy. jockey ryan moore held off the challenge of french horse ci

lots of england fans. i was sitting down the opposite end from most of the england fans but you could still hearthem. iwas the england fans but you could still hear them. i was surrounded by very vocal panama fans, especially when they scored their first goal. they we re they scored their first goal. they were amazing as well and i think they were happy to be there. are you going to the belgian game next?” wish, but unfortunately i wasn't successful in getting tickets. give us successful in getting tickets. give usa successful in getting tickets. give us a prediction. i think it will be an open game, maybe 2—1 to england with harry kane to score. everybody celebrating outside the stadium and presumably the celebrations will go on into the night inside nizhny novgorod. will you bejoining the party? definitely. this is a city that outside of russia are not many people had heard about before this world cup, but it's definitely on the map as far as england fans are concerned. this is a city that has opened

england will have much tougher test than this to come, but england have passed this on with flying colours. all the damage done in an exhilarating first 45 minutes. john stones got two goals, jesse lingard scored a cracker... harry kane scoring that hat—trick. gareth southgate a happy captain, we hope. jamie vardy came on just after half—time. but the man of the match, possibly, in the number nine shirt, harry kane. shall we go to newcastle 7 harry kane. shall we go to newcastle? the fans they are standing on the table, celebrating. they would have wanted a clean sheet, i believe, but talk is through what is going on. we can see a little bit but what is it like? well, the atmosphere in newcastle, asiam well, the atmosphere in newcastle, as i am sure in countless places around the uk, is a joyous mixture of celebration and relief. the first time england have scored five or more goals in a world cup finals. who among the most optimistic of them could have imagined that before today. a hat—trick for the talisman, harry kane. after the second goal, certainly by the third, the mood was on

it was a win made in england. as hazard, lukaku and batshuayi overpower tunisia and it's england next for the belgians gareth southgates teama hve arrived in nizhny novgorod for their match against panama tomorrow, we'll head their live shortly. i'm holly hamilton at the bbc sport centre. i'll have the rest of the days sport including: an historic win for ireland as they claim their first series victory over australia in nearly four decades. and england's losing streak finally comes to an end with victory over the springboks in the third test at newlands. hello there. welcome back to moscow and sports day. a germanic day ten. we will get to almost build and goals injust a moment but we will get to almost build and goals in just a moment but there we will get to almost build and goals injust a moment but there is a match away right now in sochi. the last of the day, and it could be such a dramatic england for germany. the reigning champions. unless they avoid defeat to the swedes, they will be chopping out of the w

they play england on thursday. so, to england then. they play panama this afternoon and the equation is pretty simple. win, and they're through to the last 16 in russia. they've travelled the almost 600 miles from their training base in repino to nizhny novgorod, where we find our sports correspondent, natalie pirks. good morning, natalie. england playing in russia's newest stadium in what was once it's most secretive city? it is the most secretive city and the hottest city at the moment. actually not as hot as volgograd but the hottest we have been on our travels. 31 degrees and it will not cool down before england kick off at midday. 0nly cool down before england kick off at midday. only in the 90s, a quarter ofa midday. only in the 90s, a quarter of a century ago debate open their doors to foreigners. before that you could not come him because of its place in military production, producing tanks and the like. 0nly recently have they allowed foreigners in. they have been very kind to us, incredibly welcoming. there have been people a

england, but, furtherfalse time, aboriginal tour of england, but, further false time, it‘s aboriginal tour of england, but, furtherfalse time, it‘s notjust aboriginal tour of england, but, further false time, it‘s notjust a men‘s team playing. 100 and 50 years on history in the making again as these players become the first women to ever represent an aboriginal team here in england. today‘s and a chat at the oval ended in defeat to a surrey xi but the result didn‘t really matter. in defeat to a surrey xi but the result didn't really matter. just thinking of how many aboriginal women out there mac, it‘s definitely an honour. absolutely gobsmacked, i can‘t believe i‘m actually stepping out and actually playing on the oval. who knows, a century and a half from now and aboriginal team might be recreating this historic photo. chris slegg, bbc news. there was drama aplenty at the diamond league meeting in oslo on thursday with the barriers in the women‘s steeplechase having been set to the men‘s height. american world champion emma coburn had been gesturing, trying to br

memories for england of 1998. it might not quite be as straightforward 20 years on, because colombia are very dangerous, a very talented team with some very good players. we can go live now to our correspondent david ornstein, who is in repino, where england are based for the tournament. it looks glorious with the waves lapping on the rocks behind you. it will be interesting if the mood in the camp will be different now they have lost the game. that's right, mike. welcome back to repino, on the gulf of finland. england's race is close to hear, and they arrived back about 4am this morning local time, 2am in the uk. today there will be no training session. they willjust be recuperating at the team hotel. they will train properly on saturday and sunday. a light session on monday morning before flying over the moscow and that game, of course, on tuesday. it will be interesting to see how england get on. it is potentially the tougher opposition that they could have faced in the last 16, but potentially a smoother route

david 0rnstein is at the england team camp. it should be all calm, with that time between matches, gareth southgate's dislocated shoulder, and we'll get onto the leaked team sheet, but the fa also having to deal with this investigation after the offensive behaviour after what seems to be some of their fans around that tunisia game. a video emerged in the aftermath of that game, allegedly emanating from a volgograd bar. that was the host city of that match. it was of a small number of england supporters making a fancy chance, idlib salutes and anti—semitic wording. —— nazi salutes. the fa released a statement from a spokesperson today strongly condemning the actions of the people in these videos, describing it as disgraceful conduct that doesn't represent the values of the majority of england supporters supporting the tea m of england supporters supporting the team in russia. they also said they and the uk police are investigating. of course, the in russia, orfans can be identified by fan id, needed to enter the country, s

england. isa you want to be here? to watch england. is a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity to see our home nation play in a world cup. how have you found the atmosphere so far? quite nice, actually. it is early morning raid now so it is not as heck it as it will be later. looking forward to the game? yes. these two have their england shirts on. people promising that as they found russia, generally in volgograd in particular, a lot more welcoming than they led to expect. they said they will be wearing the england shirts today and are looking forward to the match and stadium isjust are looking forward to the match and stadium is just over there on the banks of the river. we'll be looking ahead to that match throughout today's programme, including a chat with the former england midfielder frank lampard in moscowjust after eight o'clock. theresa may will give more details on her promised £20 billion cash boost for the nhs in england today, as she comes under increasing pressure to explain wher

at least england of what it wants so. the good news for belgium is that whatever happens in the match between them they shouldn't have too much trouble the other side's in group g. two countries who have never made it past the group stage at a world cup in fact i never even qualify for a world cup of. gold from roman torres against costa rica in the final qualifier secured panama's place at their maiden world. it was a huge moment for the nation finally qualifying for the world cup the eleventh attempt that puts england's woes into perspective but since then their preparations have been going well. recently friendlies against denmark in switzerland conceding seven and scoring. anything can happen in football but panama winning a game at russia twenty eight would be a giant achievement and the same could be said for. the country might be set for its fifth appearance at a world cup but the team has only one wants in twelve games. it is very first world cup match against mexico way back in one thousand nine hundred seventy e

england are 279—6. that's a lead over 100 now but they have lost walker wickets today. —— four wickets today. now to racing, and with the queen in attendance, it was the outsider masar who came home in front to win the derby at epsom. charlie appleby‘s 16—1 colt denied the odds—on favourite saxon warrior for a first derby triumph for the trainer and jockey william buick. it was the 239th running of the race with £920,000 in prize money going to the winning connections. warrington are into the semi—finals of the challenge cup after a comprehensive 211—0 victory over wigan, the first time they've beaten them at home in the competition since 1936. declan patton scored the final try of the match and in doing so exorcised some demons from last year, as craig templeton reports. one swing... they cannot believe it! that is what it came down to a lesser‘s quarterfinal, with wigan preparing by a single point. ifor asked two. defences told the story of the opening exchanges but it was origin who

england fans across the uk are celebrating the lions‘ win. here are some in newcastle speaking to our reporter gerry jackson. cheering and applause. your instant reaction? absolutely brilliant. did not expect that. was expecting about two or three, but two win 6—1, it is brilliant. berlin performance. —— brilliant. berlin performance. —— brilliant performance. cheering and applause. incredible. it was what we wanted and needed. a little bit of a head start for the next round. i still think we will beat belgium. and then it is coming home. cheering and applause. # footballs coming home. if harry kane was going to score a hat—trick, his wife is pregnant, now it will be baby harry. baby harry bruce. yes. that will do as! meanwhile, thousands of panama fans got up early to watch the game on big screens in the capital, panama city. our correspondent will grant gave us this update. panama came into this world cup with pretty realistic hopes, to be honest, and into this match, most fa ns honest, and into this match, most fans expecting a

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

exactly, england are afar stronger team? exactly, england are a far stronger team. the players that play in the premier league, by and large. and this is panama's first world cup. a tiny nation that doesn't have the same funds for grassroots football. this is primarily a baseball playing nation. they are really proud to have made it to the world cup in the first place. having said that, when you are at the competition come you want to make a good fist of it. they would like to get their first points get theirfirst goal. would like to get their first points get their first goal. maybe in the next game after england, they might have to write this one—off. next game after england, they might have to write this one-off. will grant in panama city, i hope you can enjoy the rest of the game. certainly those fans behind you, still seen the odd smile or two. although we would like you to stay with us on bbc news, you can follow the rest of that match live on bbc 0ne. just to remind you, the second group g match for england, playing panama, and they lead 5—0. they are jus

ministers say nhs england will receive an average of 3.4%a year england will receive an average of 3.4% a yearforfive england will receive an average of 3.4% a year for five years. that will means £20 billion marred by 2023, on top of the current budget of 150 billion. but health think ta nks of 150 billion. but health think tanks welch cause —— said the plan fell short. it is not enough on its own see fell short. it is not enough on its own see either tackle the backlog of waiting lists, improve mental health. so if we want and improvements in those areas, something else is going to have to give. the funding allocation is for front line nhs services in england like hospital care. it doesn't cover either public health prevention initiatives or training of nurses and doctors. those budgets will be announced until the autumn. and it doesn't cover social care. the government says it would have to wait for further announcements on that. extra funding for scotland, wales, northern ireland will be made available as a result of the new plan although it won't be until later this year that

they over england, the manager was cost his job. they celebrated the over england, the manager was cost hisjob. they celebrated the night on the page with an iconic thunderclap celebration and nine months on from the result, on march 2017, one hospital in iceland said it reported a record—breaking baby boom. we can get a sense of iceland achievement that night from some other stats. the population is roughly the same size as the city coventry, the manager has spent most of his working life as a dentist, and they have no professional clubs, so and they have no professional clubs, so youngsters have to battle the freezing temperatures just to get on the pitch and play. let's get an insight from the iceland captain, speaking to the teens assistant coach, he is kindlyjoy this from the training camp, thank you very much for speaking to us you have been training this morning, what is the atmosphere like it must be so much excitement before the first world cup? of course, lots of work in the last weeks, months, or preparation there are a

can england go the whole way? world cup. can england go the whole 7 i world cup. can england go the whole way? i hope so. we have a big family lunch this afternoon and yesterday came the phone calls saying the four men would be sitting watching tv eating their lunch by the rest of us we re eating their lunch by the rest of us were at the table. did you not know the game was at one o'clock today? actually no. an error! where are you going to be watching?” actually no. an error! where are you going to be watching? i think in the office. i will create some atmosphere for myself. what dedication! predictions fora result, as two footballing experts? 2-0 result, as two footballing experts? 2—0 england. ithink result, as two footballing experts? 2—0 england. i think that must be right. i know about panama it is where people disappear when they claim to be lost at sea than let's hope the panama team is lost at sea and england win. beautifully put. thank you for reviewing the sunday papers. that is it from us. you can see the front pages of the sunday papers online.

england side. england side. england will play colombia on tuesday after the south americans are secured a 1—0 win over senegal. the former england winners says colombia will be difficult to beat. they will not be a walkover. as we've seen on the day, when they turnit we've seen on the day, when they turn it on they can beat anybody. colombia will not lie down and say, we've got this far, it's great for us, they will want to win it and will be thinking the same as england is thinking, that it is a very winnable game. they will be watching england and thinking they can beat them. they have experience and technical players. they have a big following of fans over here. it will bea following of fans over here. it will be a cracking atmosphere and cracking the embodiment has a very good chance. lewis hamilton was fastest in first practice at the austrian grand prix. the world championship leader was just over one tenth of a second quicker over his team—mate with his title rival, sebastian vettel four

england's football team enjoying a better run of things than england's rugby union side. it is understood the rugby football union are still backing the england head coach eddiejones. defeat in bloemfontein at the weekend meant they slipped to a series defeat as well. eddiejones compared the loss to a horror movie but he will be given until the autumn internationals to turn the team's fortunes around. i always knew we were going to go through a tough period and i always knew close to the lions we were going to run into difficulties with players having been up for a long period of time, not having our best players available, testing the depth of our squad. the great thing at the moment, we are correcting a take —— great test for our depth, a great test for our resilience and we are developing the character of the team. england will be without two of the all—rounders for the rest of their one—day series against australia. chris woakes has injured a thigh muscle while ben stokes is recovering from a torn hamstring. neither have played in the series which england curr

but it is england celebrating making the knockout stages. so that thumping win for england also means the belgians are into the last 16. there is a lot less riding on the match between the two next thursday in that group. both have six points with identical goal difference and goals scored a. england just on fair play with one less booking so far been belgium. players be might rested for the game, harry kane will not want to sit it out as he looks to stay ahead in the race for the golden boot. his hat—trick took him one clear of cristiano ronaldo and romelu lukaku. my cristiano ronaldo and romelu lukaku. my colleagues at bbc sportjust gci’oss my colleagues at bbc sportjust across the road, no strangers to scoring england goals, have been discussing what harry came can achieve in russia. for some players, this tournament could be life changing. you come into the tournament as harry kane. if he goes away as harry kane world cup golden boot winner, that is life changing for someone. as ijust said, when goals are going in off the back of you

that was frustrating for england but with root still there and england closing in on pakistan, they will regard this as a good day. gareth southgate insists there's no need for the fa to police the england players tattoos after raheem sterling's picture of an assault rifle on his leg drew criticism. the forward has responded by claiming it's in memory of his father. who was shot and killed when sterling was two. southgate says the city player has had the tattoo for a few months. and so wonders why it's made news now. and that the decision to get one is a personal one. in my view a tattoo is like any work of art. it's a very individual meaning. the intent is all with the individual, with the person. raheem has been clear from his own statement and his own experiences that he is not somebody who supports or wants to promote guns in the way that it was perceived at first. at the french open, novak djokovic came through a gruelling near four—hour match against spanish 13th seed roberto bautista agut to reach the last 16. he lost his first set of the tournament so far, and broke his first r

england five, panama zero. never before had england scored five in a world cup match, and we haven't even reached half—time. the records will show england's first world cup hat trick for 32 years, the captain russia 2018 top scorer on five. unsurprisingly england's intensity dropped off, and panama took advantage. panama had the consolation of their first world cup goal, but this had been england's day, one of their best days, 6—1 theirfinal score, the most emphatic world cup victory sending them through to the next game with a game to spare. i'm sure everyone at home is enjoyed it. the captain now meanwhile the only third captain to score a world cup hat trick. -- third —— third englishman. we have been working on the way we want to play, and it's all come together. brilliant result, obviously fantastic to be through it and to do it in this way is brilliant. for years, england's site have struggled to impose themselves at world cup. how times have changed. to put what happened into some kind of context

stuart broad criticised of late, his and england's response was emphatic. of late, his and england's it's of late, his and england's important we don't pape the it's important we don't paper over the cracks. we got a lot of hard work to do but we do a step in the right direction. it's been some weight but for an england side so long under a cloud they at last have a test victory. adam wild, bbc news. the challenge cup holders hull fc have been knocked out by st helens in a thrilling quarterfinal. have been knocked out by st helens there were four tries apiece, but saints just edged it 25—22. catalans dragons now stand in the way of a first challenge cup final in ten years. in the way of a first warrington will play leeds in the other semifinal. scotland and northern ireland have been providing friendly opposition to two teams heading to the world cup. the scots lost to mexico 1—0 early this morning, and costa rica, who were world cup quarterfinalists four years ago, were far too strong for the northern irish earlier this evening. arsenal'sjoel campbell set up two goals and also s

england. was that a waste of a pound? england. was that a waste of a pound ? we will wait england. was that a waste of a pound? we will wait and see. a few other people may feel pounds where waste. but it lightens up. whether pounds a waste after all? patrick gea rey pounds a waste after all? patrick gearey has been looking at the teams you pulled out that you might not have wa nted you pulled out that you might not have wanted and you might feel to cash in that pound in for a half weeks' time. lovely silky turn and now he has made a chance! the world cup is predictably unpredictable. part of its story are the unlikely heroes, those who smashed expectations. so, where to look for dark horses? what about deepest, darkest peru? we have not seen the matter world cup since 1982 and the retro— chic of those shirts. the new outfit look, though don't sound good. they are unbeaten run. the world cup frenzy is causing fights over football stickers back in lima and leading them out will be the captain paolo guerrero back after battling a drugs ban. he is the reference, he is the leader, he

who better to watch england versus panama with? england! england! the goals kept coming. and coming... and coming. they are going to do really well. you can see them winning the world cup. what would that mean to you? i would be buzzing. few believe that can happen? we have a chance with harry kane. i wanted go in the world cup in england. that is not beyond the realm of possibility. the standard todayis realm of possibility. the standard today is absolutely superb. it really is. i have seen a lot of talented boys today, took down a few names and numbers and i'm sure there will be some future superstars out there. clearly, a very talented bunch. maybe they could teach me a thing or two. take it from me, this is harder than it looks. finally! come on, england! we can win the world cup. england is now through to the last 16. again, a score of the boys will never forget. dreaming that maybe one day it will be them. go, in the next mac -- england! they are seriously inspired. joining us now from nizhny novgorod is kevin miles from the football supporters' federation, who was

how are the england tea m arrived at last. how are the england team doing in terms of settling in? very well, victoria. good morning. happy world cup day. over the next month we will see 32 teams battle it out in the biggest sporting tournament in the world. the likes of lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo are on show and despite england taking one of their youngest ever squads to a world cup, there is a lot of optimism around gareth southgate's side as they edge towards their opening match on monday. the england squad trained at their base in repino for the first time yesterday — an open session watched by the media and around 400 local schoolchildren as well as fans. the small village becoming a hive of activity upon england's arrival but there are questions over how much there will be for the players to do in the village. so far they have no complaints. we've got a nice little basketball net set up. we have a golf simulator. we have got uno cards. we all play a lot of uno. general cards, ping—pong is, at snooker. we are spoiled. we have got everything. there is no reason to b

natalie pirks with the england tea m 2006. natalie pirks with the england team in repino. the newest member of the royal family, the duchess of sussex, has accompanied the queen for the first time on an official royal visit. the queen and the duchess have been in cheshire, where they opened the mersey gateway bridge, and the storyhouse theatre in chester. our royal correspondent sarah campbelljoins me from there. yes, hello, the queen and meghan are currently in the town hall behind me having a spot of lunch after a fairly busy morning of engagements. this is another milestone day of the royal life of the new duchess of sussex. not only is this her first solo in gauge meant without her new husband, prince harry, but she's also accompanying the queen and deliver anyone who's going to show her the royal robes, who better than the monarch? taking you through the morning, the pair travelled overnight arriving this morning at runcorn station, they travelled overnight on the royal train. they then headed off to the mersey gateway bridge, one of the biggest infrastructure project

england would be wise to ta ke the future. england would be wise to take note for monday they have not w011 take note for monday they have not won on opening world cup match since 2006. just before we go, a quick look at what's in store tomorrow. group c starts with france against australia at 11 in the morning uk time, denmark take on peru in the later match, while in group d it's between argentina v iceland and nigeria up against croatia. so quite a pulsating night here in russia. the world cup is certainly up and running, we'll have much more tomorrow but now it's time for the rest of the days sport, here's azi farni. away from the world cup and golf world number one dustin johnson. .. world number one dustin johnson leads the way at the us open, he's four under after his second round. the 2016 champion is one ofjust three players under par at the moment, he had just one bogey and four birdies, including this on the fourth. and there was a magnificent second round for england's tommy fleetwood, he finished with a four under

the whole atmosphere had to change around england and they have worked very ha rd england and they have worked very hard on that and i think gareth southgate as to take credit. he has been through the siege mentality that can develop around england which does not help anyone. to my mind it is never positive. he has spent time at the media. when he was television pundit he played for the cricket team and took an ageing catch on the beach. i think that a lot of empathy towards gareth southgate we remember one of the worst moments of his career, probably his life. —— he took an amazing catch. and yet he came out and basically apologise for letting down the country. it took a lot of courage. and i think with us, with the media, it was the point where something had to change and i think we create a little more maturity in terms of the way that their football association dealt with us southgate realised that the biggest problem with england was fear and wanted to reduce the paranoia and the circus around the england camp. he has made it less heavy that england players to work. it is not s

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yes, this is my first england match in my whole lifelj think england will do pretty well. i can see semifinal, winning the final. i think we're probably underdogs. i think there is a lot of pressure from the media so i think it's going to be a good work—out. there's not a lot of expectation, to be honest. relatively were doing quite well, we've got a young team and nothing to lose. i think we'll go out there and give it our good. gareth southgate has had quite a few things to deal with in the build—up. how likely is it that the controversy around raheem sterling will continue? i think you'll want that to be put to bed. many people feel every tournament that comes around, that england are involved m, around, that england are involved in, a player is targeted. there and wa nted in, a player is targeted. there and wanted stories around the squad. this involved a tattoo that raheem sterling has on his right leg of an assault rifle. he explained in quite an emotional post on social media but it his father who died when he was two, shot dead, that the tattoo is incomplete an

what does this tell us about how england welfare 7 this tell us about how england welfare? not too much to be honest, when the pressure is on in the tournament, they do perform differently. but marcus rashford has given gareth southgate a selection headache and this felt like a proper sendoff for a young, capable team who might surprise us all. natalie, thank you. that's it from us. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. bye— bye. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm mike bushell. the headlines tonight. world, are you watching? england's marcus rashford shows what he can do, as his team head to the world cup on a high after beating costa rica 2—0. the green, green grass of swansea helps wales women take a bit step towards their world cup, thanks to a goal from kayleigh green. and chasing down her maiden grand slam — simona halep sees off former champion garbine muguruza in straight sets at the french open. thanks forjoining us. let's start in yorkshire, where england head off to the world cup feeling far more confident than they were when they last played

i do not think there has been any expectation on england for a time, i'io expectation on england for a time, 110 one expectation on england for a time, no one expected us to win it. having said that we expected to beat iceland in the last european championships, but we have to do better and that should not be difficult. ijust better and that should not be difficult. i just want better and that should not be difficult. ijust want to see the players enjoying it, they may never again play in a world cup so enjoy it and if they do not win, then at least if you go home saying you know what, we tried, we gave everything and that as i ink what the english fans want. i think gareth has made all the right decisions and done everything in a sensible way. it has been cool and calm the way he had to leave out wayne rooney, the way he named his squad quickly the way he has named his formation so as said everything is going really well in preparation for top now it is over to the games and we know that that can change but let's keep our fingers crossed that at least we can have something to shout

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

germany— england, maybe. so that's the excitement. and i think technology can only add additional help, optimise processes, optimise or provide additional information — that's what technology is about. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was a week which asus announced a phone so powerful they offered a cooling fan that clips onto it. microsoft sunk a data centre off the coast of 0rkey to test cooling efficiency. and facebook said it it's developed state—point liquid cooling that could allow it to put data centres in the desert. facebook needs cooling off after the week it's had. the cambridge analytica boss was again grilled by mps about its use of data gleaned from facebook users, and facebook itself was accused of handing over users' data to chinese mobile firms. facebook says it did it to improve its handset fb experience and has since stopped sharing quite so much. chinese vr specialists inter 360 came up with a simple gadget that turns both cameras we already have on our mobile phones into superwide1805. an app then st

also this morning: all chant: come on england! world cup fever for england fans in russia. a win against panama today would mean an automatic place in the last 16. as england prepare, germany were on the brink of being knocked out at the group stage, but toni kroos saves the reigning champions in the final seconds against sweden. finally in the driving seat. women in saudi arabia celebrate as the ban on female drivers is lifted. and sarah keith—lucas has the weather. blue skies and clear skies above london this morning, many set for a sunny sunday. good morning. another dry and warm day today with a bit more sunshine than yesterday. those temperatures will continue to build through the week ahead. i'll bring you more in about 15 minutes. sarah, thank you very much. good morning. first, our main story. a ban on the sale of energy drinks to children, tighter restrictions on junk food advertising on tv, those are just two of the government's proposals to halve childhood obesity in england by 2030. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, said the cost of obesity to individuals and

nobody else looks better than england. so i try and keep my expectations down, but it's getting hard. right now, no one knows the destination, but fans are enjoying the ride. it has been an entirely unpredictable world cup so far, tomorrow looks set to follow suit with both england and belgian said to make changes. either way, by 9pm tomorrow we will know where, and crucially who, england will play next. thank you. that's all from us tonight. here on bbc one time for the news where you are. hello, you're watching bbc news. i'm olly foster live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup, these these are our headlines. kaput in kazan. the reigning champions are heading home, the first time germany have faikled to get out of a world cup group. —— have failed to get out of a world cup group. but no such problems for 5—time champins brazil, they stroll past serbia to reach the last 16. and i'm hugh woozencroft in the bbc sport centre with the rest of the day's sports news. kyle edmund shows andy murray what he's lackin

a double celebration for england. their biggest world cup win, 6—1 against panama, and perhaps more importantly, a qualification for the knockout stages of the world cup here in russia with a game to spare. with all the goals and details, here‘s joe linsky. every world cup match says more about this england team, neither they have faced panama‘s passion. for them, just being here is the climax of a journey. england are just getting started. that scott and! as easy as you like. john stones and! as easy as you like. john sto nes gets and! as easy as you like. john stones gets a goal. soon after a file onjesse lingard brother chance for more. penalty one man to trust with it. how emphatic was that? harry kane‘s conversion set the foundations for flamboyance. lingard spent the first half getting roughed up. it was time for a silky touch. jesse lingard! the fires in a quite beautiful third for england! at that third strike was special england, therefore it was special. stones back to finish it. a second goal which

in northern ireland and the rest of england and wales some warm sunny the rest of england and wales some warm sunny stalls around, only isolated showers, most places will avoid them and stay dry will stop —— sunny spells. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the bbc learns that police have reopened an investigation into one of the central figures in the jeremy thorpe scandal of the 1970s. visa released a statement saying its services are now operating at full capacity, after customers across europe were left unable to make payments. washington says the issue of us troops based in south korea will not be on the agenda at president trump's summit with kim jong—un. the rail industry pledges to get train services in the north of england back on track as quickly as possible following days of disruption. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, olly foster, and sarah mulkerrins. yes, welcome along. these are the top stories this evening: warming up for the world cup with a wembley win. kane's on target again as england beat nigeria. kyle edmund has waved go

they should not get carried away, england have not get carried away, england have not won a knockout match in a major tournament for some 12 long years and it is hard still to know what to make of them after these three matches, given they made eight changes here this evening and there is the welcome of surprises, like germany's shock exit. relatively happy with how things have panned out but now they need to make sure they going to be big match on tuesday and that will determine whether the calculated gamble by southgate this evening turns out to bea southgate this evening turns out to be a master stroke or something he comes to regret. our sports editor, things indeed. we look forward to the last 16 starting on saturday. let's head back to the bbc sports centre now. thank you very much. staying with football, england's record goalscorer wayne rooney has signed a deal tojoin mls side dc united. the move was confirmed by everton this afternoon. he'll officially complete his move when the us mid—season transfer window opens injuly. there's no transfer fee but the deal is worth £10

england five, panama zero. never before had england scored five in a world cup match, and we haven't even reached half—time. the records will show england's first world cup hat trick for 32 years, the captain the top score on five. unsurprisingly england's intensity dropped off, and philip a lloyd took advantage. panama had the consolation of their first world cup goal, but this had been england's day, one of their best days, 6—1 their final score, the most emphatic world cup victory centring —— sending them through to the next game with a game disc democrat to spare. i'm sure everyone at home is enjoyed it. the captain now meanwhile the only third captain to score a hat trick. we have been working on the way we want to play, and it's all come together. brilliant result, obviously fantastic to be through it and to do it in this way is brilliant. for yea rs, it in this way is brilliant. for years, england's site have struggled to impose themselves at world cup. how times have changed. that game link leav

the cloud across england and wales will break up, although it will turn cloudy for northern england, and there's always a threat, northern and western areas, of patchy rain and drizzle into the afternoon, especially on coasts and hills. but note — temperatures into the 20s, even with that cloud. further north, the teens. best of the sunshine, the far north, where winds will be lighter than they were monday. but northern ireland, south—west scotland, finishing the afternoon, going into evening, outbreaks of rain. that turns heavier into the night for central and southern scotland and also for parts of northern england. still separating the air masses, so quite a fresh night to take us into wednesday. the north—west of scotland and northern ireland, england and wales and far south—east of scotland staying fairly muggy, with temperatures in the teens. but the heavier rain through the night into wednesday is courtesy of this waving weather front, which actually pushes out into the north sea quite quickly on wednesday morning, just leaving this trailing cold front, which will work