england. i'm jane hill. the other main stories — labour says the easing of covid restrictions in england will cause a summer of chaos. grilled by mps, the prime minister has defended his strategy. all these decisions are a balance of risk, _ all these decisions are a balance of risk, and _ all these decisions are a balance of risk, and by— all these decisions are a balance of risk, and by the 16th of august, we will have _ risk, and by the 16th of august, we will have put many more jabs into people's— will have put many more jabs into people's arms. the government's confirmed that the £20—a—week universal credit top—up will be phased out in the autumn. one of india's most accomplished and respected film stars, dilip kumar, has died at the age of 98. good afternoon from wembley. england's footballers are two games from glory. beat denmark here at wembley tonight, and they'll face italy on sunday in what would england's first major final since 1966. let's ta ke let's take a look at

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it was the perfect start for england. ——wait. everyone was rooting for england. in my lifetime, that is the closest i have sent to a championship. it was the perfect start for england. left back shaw hitting the back of the italian net afterjust two minutes, the fastest goal in a european championship final. but italian pressure and position was rewarded with a 67th—minute goalfrom bonucci. no more goals in normal and extra time, just an intruder on the pitch and some extremely intrusive italian tackles on display. penalties would provide both ecstasy and agony. following verratti and kane's goals, belotti missed for italy. england's rashford missed the post. donnarumma denied england's sancho before pickford saved jorginho's effort. it all came down to english teenager saka. one kick to win the game for england, but not this time. a cruel ending for the 19—year—old and his team, an unbelievable one for italy. translation: we are happy for our people, for italians i who deserve this after such a difficult period, and this is ourjoy, and the fact that we pla

with gareth southgate�*s promotion to england manager, continuity in the england set—up, bringing with it results. reaching the semi—finals at the last world cup, hope superseded by belief. but are england ready to take the toughest step of all? there is no doubt england have begun to reshape the history that has weighed them down in major tournaments of the past. now, they will have to be at their very best if they're to topple a tough italian side and they're to go on and realise their euro dream. italy are on a record 33—match unbeaten run, edging out spain on penalties in the last four. in what will be their fourth european championship final, this is england's first. captain harry kane with the goal that ended that run of major championship semi—final defeats. tomorrow evening, the focus of millions will fall on wembley. the question on everyone�*s lips, can england complete their euro dream? john watson, bbc news, wembley. tens of millions of football fans will be getting ready to watch the match tomorrow night on television wherever they can. the build—up to what's bei

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england's rashford hit the post. donnarumma denied england's sancho before pickford saved jorginho�*s effort. it all came down to english teenager saka. one kick to keep the game alive for england, but not this time. a cruel ending for the 19—year—old and his team, an unbelievable one for italy. they're a team who have pulled together, have given the country some incredible evenings. but, of course, tonight, the devastation of getting so close and not being able to give our country the trophy that we wanted to do is difficult to put into context. there is added misery for england's players who all take the knee before games to highlight the fight against racial inequality after racist abuse on social media aimed at the three players who missed penalties. condemning it, the football association has said: back on the pitch, a joyous italy is now unbeaten in sa matches. italy is now unbeaten in 34 matchm— italy is now unbeaten in 34 matches. �* ,, �* ~ italy is now unbeaten in 34 matches. �* ,, ~ ~ ., matc

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he is the england team hotel. they have had their last training session and i gathered phil foden had to sit it out. is it a worry for england? it may be a worry. in the last session before a majorfinal, it cannot be a good thing for him or the team that he missed it. but we heard it is a minor knock and he missed training as a precaution. so 25 of the other players all trained today without incident. it is only phil foden who missed out. we expect the team to be here within the next couple of hours travelling down after the final session. the manager at gareth southgate and captain harry kane are speaking in the press conference this evening and they should arrive before the rest of the team to set up and to get into that. it is just over 2a our fee for the biggest game in the men's football team history. 455 years building up to it. they are here trying to win the seventh game in tomorrow and it is tomorrow and everyone is ready for it. roberto mancini is the italian manager and we are just getting ready to hear

england got off to a flying start. kane slotted home a superb pass from sterling after only four minutes. barely a minute into the second half, maguire powered home a headerfrom shaw's free kick to give england some breathing space. four minutes later, shaw provided a perfect cross, headed in from six yards by kane. then it was england's fourth from substitute henderson — his first international goal on his 62nd appearance. it was a fifth successive clean sheet for a jubilant england. on a night that was beautiful for football with the weather, i think inspired the players and they gave a fantastic performance. england face denmark in the semifinals after they beat the czech republic in baku. they led from the fifth minute when delaney evaded his marker to head in from a corner. they made it 2—0 just before half—time with dolberg volleying in a superb cross from maehle. but it was the czech republic's schick volleying the next one, his fifth goal of the tournament, taking him level with portugal's cristiano ronal

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you h england brave the showers as england took the lead. down the pub, euphoria. and in the comfort of our homes, millions of us watched way past our bedtime. goal! fist watched way past our bedtime. goal! �* , ., , goal! at times, it got tense. but watching _ goal! at times, it got tense. but watching from _ goal! at times, it got tense. but watching from a - goal! at times, it got tense. but watching from a hot - goal! at times, it got tense. but watching from a hot tub| goal! at times, it got tense. i but watching from a hot tub in dorset helped some stay relaxed. this was a shared experience. especially the bitter disappointment of the italian equaliser. extra time brought its own angst and in norwich, sheerfrustration. could it get any more unbearable? yes, it could. the agony of penalties. from the saves, to the mrs, to the goals. the fans weld on the team until the bitter, bitter end. tonight, being an england supporter it was a gut wrenching experience. parts of the us are braced for more record—breaking temperatures — having already endured the hot

come on, england! come on, the boys! i’m on, england! come on, the boys! i'm john on, england! come on, the boys! i'm john watson in rome as we edge ever closer_ john watson in rome as we edge ever closer to _ john watson in rome as we edge ever closer to kick—off here in that crucial — closer to kick—off here in that crucial quarter final between england _ crucial quarter final between england and ukraine. supermarket chain morrisons accepts a multibillion pound takeover bid by a us investment group led by the owner of majestic wine. britain's main doctors' union urges the government to keep some measures in place after the 19th ofjuly, when all covid restrictions are due to be removed. at least 20 people are missing injapan after a landslide sent mud cascading down a hillside, smashing into homes and sweeping away cars. and another sporting hope for england. teenager emma raducanu is the youngest british woman to reach round three of wimbledon. and this is the scene live on court one. she's currently in the lead in the second set, having already won the first set 6—3

. —— to the mentor for england. as we've been hearing questions have been asked about the policing and security at the game, afterfans managed to push through the barriers at wembley before the match and gain entry to the stadium. the fa say they will conduct a review. chief executive mark bullingham apologised to legitimate fans and said the security team had "never seen anything like it". it was sad and frustrating to see some drunken yobs trying to break into the stadium, unfortunately one of succeed, we don't quite know how many yet, we're pulling together the evidence to find out what has happened, we'll take action against people involved. when we step back and look at the matches we have staged at wembley and upon impact throughout the country of this extreme e and the buzz that has been created, we have had so much praise, and that will help us to future tournaments. conor murray will lead the british and irish lions for the first time when they take on south africa �*a' in cape town on wednesday. warren g

.— come on england. what about you? brinauin come on england. what about you? bringing mason _ come on england. what about you? bringing mason mount _ come on england. what about you? bringing mason mount back - come on england. what about you? bringing mason mount back into - come on england. what about you? | bringing mason mount back into the fold, sancho, we will win tonight. what do you think the score line will be? q; :: what do you think the score line will be? 5: :: ,': ' what do you think the score line will be? 5; :: g; ' ., ~ ., will be? 3-0. 3-1, england. another clean sheet- — will be? 3-0. 3-1, england. another clean sheet. do _ will be? 3-0. 3-1, england. another clean sheet. do you _ will be? 3-0. 3-1, england. another clean sheet. do you think— will be? 3-0. 3-1, england. another clean sheet. do you think england i clean sheet. do you think england will brina clean sheet. do you think england will bring it _ clean sheet. do you think england will bring it home _ clean sheet. do you t

come on, england stop forgetjust having _ come on, england stop forgetjust having a _ come on, england stop forgetjust having a few drinks with friends, a night _ having a few drinks with friends, a night dive — having a few drinks with friends, a night dive in a quarry is the way to celebrate — england have not scored that many goals in a major tournament since 1966. it does get you thinking it mightjust be possible this year. we cannot tempt fate! i do worry about ross kemp if he does that about going into the semifinal. what will he get up to if we get to the final? parachutejump? see dive? will he book a trip to the moon! he will be over it. although gareth southgate“s side had a smattering of people cheering them on inside stadio olimpico, many fans were unable to travel from england to the italian capital because of covid restrictions. but back home millions watched on from their living rooms, pubs, sports clubs and gardens, as charlotte gallagher reports. well, that didn't take long! one brings two for harry kane. ecstasy on the pitch... and off. a goaljust four minutes in

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

market, it's an england — italy final. house excited are you? england - italy final. house excited are ou? ., , ., , i think we're all very excited but we have to remember denmark is not ukraine. tomorrow will be a very tough match. i think you can see denmark was in a very fine form at the weekend in their match against the weekend in their match against the czech republic. i think england just need to focus on the game in front of them tomorrow, not worry about the weekend. i think we've got some very good players who have showed that their ability, both on and off the pitch, and with the need to continue to work as a union. that was good at the ukraine dane. —— game. gareth southgate has proved he's also a manager who really brings up the team together. my fridge is stopped up with diet cokes and pizza, so i'm looking forward to the match. w and pizza, so i'm looking forward to the match. .. ., , ., and pizza, so i'm looking forward to the match-— the match. rachel, are you looking forward to it _ the match. rache

england going on with the run—up. england going on with the upper hand? the run-up. england going on with the upper hand?— the run-up. england going on with the upper hand? yes, i think we have to be favourites _ the upper hand? yes, i think we have to be favourites to _ the upper hand? yes, i think we have to be favourites to date, _ the upper hand? yes, i think we have to be favourites to date, the - the upper hand? yes, i think we have to be favourites to date, the way - to be favourites to date, the way the team has approached the tournament so far, i think there is something special about this team, a very english spirit about them, they seem to be released together and i think we will get the upper hand today. think we will get the upper hand toda . ~ ., think we will get the upper hand toda . p . . think we will get the upper hand toda. . . ., today. what about the prospect of bein: in today. what about the prospect of being in that _ today. what about the prospect of being in that stadium _ today. what about the prospect of being in that stadium with - toda

england on their way!— england on their way! gareth southgate — england on their way! gareth southgate finds _ england on their way! gareth southgate finds himself - england on their way! gareth southgate finds himself and | england on their way! gareth - southgate finds himself and verified country company. on the second manager after the 1960 world cup winning ralph ramsey, made it to the european championship. it is winning ralph ramsey, made it to the european championship.— european championship. it is an honour to _ european championship. it is an honour to be — european championship. it is an honour to be in _ european championship. it is an honour to be in that _ european championship. it is an honour to be in that sort - european championship. it is an honour to be in that sort of- honour to be in that sort of company. i know how high i am held in esteem and get the results that are putting our country on the football map again, really. if there been any nerves _ football map again, really. if there been any nerves against _ football map again, really. if

i have a huge family in england and - a huge family in england and denmark _ a huge family in england and denmark i_ a huge family in england and denmark. ithink— a huge family in england and denmark. i think i— a huge family in england and denmark. i think i will- a huge family in england and denmark. i think i will keepl a huge family in england and - denmark. i think i will keep with my mother_ denmark. i think i will keep with my mother country— denmark. i think i will keep with my mother country for— denmark. i think i will keep with my mother country for a _ denmark. i think i will keep with my mother country for a while - denmark. i think i will keep with my mother country for a while but - denmark. i think i will keep with my mother country for a while but i- mother country for a while but i will also — mother country for a while but i will also he _ mother country for a while but i will also be supporting - mother country for a while but i will also be supporting to- mother country for a while but i will also be supporting to —— . will also be supporting to —�

an england fan, optimistic? we have a young — team. an england fan, optimistic? we have a young team — team. an england fan, optimistic? we have a young team and _ team. an england fan, optimistic? we have a young team and quality - have a young team and quality players and hopefully now no more years of hurt which would be nice. toulouse is hard to take. but maybe something special has also been gained. something special has also been aained. ., , , ., something special has also been aained. ., ,, ., , , gained. three lions should be very roud for gained. three lions should be very proud for how— gained. three lions should be very proud for how far _ gained. three lions should be very proud for how far they _ gained. three lions should be very proud for how far they got - gained. three lions should be very proud for how far they got us. - gained. three lions should be very proud for how far they got us. not | proud for how far they got us. not everyone got to the final. we just didn't win. everyone got to the final. we 'ust didn't win. �* everyone got to t

england. converted with this added goal. first goal for england. it means they go on now to free student marked in the semifinals, beckett wimbley next week and perhaps care the southgate in the england team can start to believe that they could go on and win a major tournament for the first time since 1966. with england fans getting the reaction to the victory. trier? reaction to the victory. very confident — reaction to the victory. very confident team _ reaction to the victory. very confident team and - reaction to the victory. very confident team and the - reaction to the victory. - confident team and the fancier tonight, they were confident from the beginning. not one person here tonight said england were going to lose. they were predicting 4—0, 4—1, 8- lose. they were predicting 4—0, 4—1, 8— went to england. they didn't quite get there but an amazing game. the atmospherejust quite get there but an amazing game. the atmosphere just amazing in the spring and some fans for their

but soon england were level. england had to hit back quickly. that is what england have done. but the fans could only watch and hope as it went into extra time. finally, though, this challenge on raheem sterling, was it a penalty? crucially, the referee thought so and up stepped harry kane. schmeichel saves... kane is there to follow in! delight for england although not without further controversy. replays suggested a laser pen had been pointed from the stands at kasper schmeichel but after 55 years of english heartache, this was a night and a result which meant everything. amazing night for this country, the players, the staff. our first final at a european championship and to be at wembley, it's a real special occasion. credit to the boys, we dug deep, got the job done but let's recover well and get ready for the next one. it is very much the morning after the night before here at wembley but come sunday, the fans will be back in their thousands hoping to see england take one final step to greatness. even their manager, normally so calm and composed, was showing his passion

they were both playing for england backin they were both playing for england back in 2000. obviously didn't hit the height of that shevchenko did as a player, but certainly as a manager, the way he spoken so eloquently on issues such as racism, winning those doubters with his tactical approach. as we know, whatever happens certainly on saturday and in the next 11 days of this tournament, it is really going to define his reign as england manager. to define his reign as england manauer. , ., ., ~ to define his reign as england manauer. , ., . ~ ,, to define his reign as england manager-— to define his reign as england manauer. , ., ., ~ i. . let's get a check on some more of the day's sport now. manchester united have reached an agreement to bring jadon sancho to the club. the england forward is currently with the squad the euros, and is setjoin for over £70 million from german side borussia dortmund. five wickets as england were set 2112 to win against sri lanka against the oval —— at the oval. naomi has welcomed the decision by tokyo olympic organisers to allow athle

brad is a massive england fan. do you feel you are going to have his undivided attention this weekend? probably not, jon, if i am being honest. i doubt it quite a bit. but the football won't be on some kind of device in the delivery suite, i think that will be up possibility. brad? if push comes to shove, there is only one place i will be, which is obviously watching the game. 0nlyjoking. i don't think pushing and shoving will be the right phrase to use. their baby girl will be named bobbie, not after charlton or robson, but after robin, her big brother's choice. the headlines on bbc news... metroplitan officer wayne couzens pleads guilty to murdering sarah everard after snatching her from a street in south london. he raped and murdered her before dumping her body in kent. the head of the met said every officer felt betrayed by his actions. coronavirus infections across the uk return to levels not seen since january as more and more people are forced to self—isolate. focused on the task ahead england prepare for

i am - thinking 3-1 england. enjoy it. iam thinking 3-1 england. en'oy it. iam sure ou thinking 3-1 england. en'oy it. iam you wont thinking 3-1 england. en'oy it. i am sure you won't be h thinking 3-1 england. en'oy it. iam sure you won't be alone- thinking 3-1 england. enjoy it. i am sure you won't be alone when - thinking 3-1 england. enjoy it. i am sure you won't be alone when the l sure you won't be alone when the lucky contingent arrived. enjoy it. maybe we will speak to you afterwards. sarah rainsford is in the capital, kyiv. what is the feeling ahead of this match? you are talkin: feeling ahead of this match? you are talking about — feeling ahead of this match? you are talking about the _ feeling ahead of this match? you are talking about the problems _ feeling ahead of this match? you are talking about the problems fans - feeling ahead of this match? you are talking about the problems fans are l talking about the problems fans are having travelling to rome. it is the same for ukrainian fans and we were talking to three fans who said they would lik

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of england players, the way that this team _ england players, the way that this team has— england players, the way that this team has unified and bonded and identified — team has unified and bonded and identified with the society as a whole. — identified with the society as a whole, and the way that they have engaged _ whole, and the way that they have engaged with them, you just feel this is— engaged with them, you just feel this is a _ engaged with them, you just feel this is a team that can hopefully -et this is a team that can hopefully get over— this is a team that can hopefully get over the heartbreak of night quickly — get over the heartbreak of night ruickl. ,~ get over the heartbreak of night quickly. absolutely and people well ve much quickly. absolutely and people well very much feel _ quickly. absolutely and people well very much feel that _ quickly. absolutely and people well very much feel that gareth - quickly. absolutely and people well. very much feel that gareth southgate is the right man, the right manager, to guide them through all of that. just looking a lit

northern england turning drier, brighter, along with the rest of england and wales. there'll be some sunny spells around — feeling pleasant in those. the chance of catching a shower but many places staying dry. winds for the most part are light but strengthening, with another area of rain moving into south—west england as we go on through the afternoon. and this with wet and windier weather pushing in across england and wales overnight and into tuesday morning. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... a cabinet minister indicates that the use of face coverings will become a personal choice when lockdown restrictions in england are eased. more than 20 million people watched england's brilliant night in rome as they thrashed ukraine and moved on to the semi—finals of the euros.

the score line, denmark one, england two. england beat then bark to— one in extra time at wembley. let's cross over to the bbc sport centre. i'll see you at 11. good evening. i marc edwards. what a night! england's men are into their first major tournament final since 1966. they really had to do it the hard way. england had to come from behind, conceding for the first time in the tournament when mikkel damsgaard powered in a free kick. england responded nine minutes later when bukayo saka's pull back was diverted into his own net by danish captain simon kjaer. and so — perhaps inevitably — the game went to extra time. before the match could go to penalties, england had one of their own when sterling was fouled. harry kane stepped up, but the england captain's spot kick was saved, only for the tottenham striker to turn in the rebound to the delight of the majority of the 65,000 fans in wembley. it takes england's men through to their first ever european championship final. they'll meet italy on sunday at wembley. the end of an era — could wimbledon have said a final goodbye to

, southern half of england, so the north of wales, in fact, eastern england as well for scotland and northern ireland as you can see impacts potentially from gale—force winds through the channel, unseasonably windy weather through the time of year affecting many parts of the southern half of england, so the north of wales, in fact, eastern england as well for scotland and northern ireland as you can seem evening to tuesday will stay showery, some heavy tuesday. still quite warm, 18 to 19 about average for the time of year but that is going to trigger some heavy showers as well. they showers are still around on wednesday, diminishing in number on thursday and friday but some question marks of the weekend. as ever you can catch up with all the weather including the warnings on the website. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at eight. a cabinet minister indicates that the use of face coverings will become a personal choice when lockdown restrictions in england are eased. we trust the british public to exercise good judgment. people will come to different conclusions. m

does i have england. ithink 3-2. does an bod have england. ithink 3-2. does anybody think — have england. ithink 3-2. does anybody think penalties? - have england. ithink 3-2. does anybody think penalties? no, . have england. i think 3-2. does i anybody think penalties? no, no! have a really _ anybody think penalties? no, no! have a really good _ anybody think penalties? no, no! have a really good time. - anybody think penalties? no, no! have a really good time. i - anybody think penalties? no, no! have a really good time. i spokel anybody think penalties? no, no! i have a really good time. i spoke to anotherfan a have a really good time. i spoke to another fan a little earlier who said he had been following the progress in the tournament on a spreadsheet. his rendition like these guys was also to have in one and if it does not bodgan in the end everyone here is going to get drenched in beer. thank you and back to you. drenched in beer. thank you and back to ou. , . , drenched in beer. thank you and back to , ., ~ drenched in beer. thank you and back t

is the best manager for england to england _ flourish. is the best manager for england to england to _ flourish. is the best manager for england to england to win - flourish. is the best manager for england to england to win the i flourish. is the best manager for - england to england to win the euros? this smile says it all. sent fantastic _ this smile says it all. sent fantastic videos _ this smile says it all. sent fantastic videos floating i this smile says it all. sent - fantastic videos floating around online of england goal celebrations to gareth southgate very measured and chris powell going absolutely bonkers in the background. full—time celebrations as well you have seen many of the england players going to see their friends and family, they have not been able to get half as many into the matches as they would like because tickets are at such a premium, any of those people who have shaped their careers but we managed to get some of those who have watching on with immense pride over the next few hours. this have watching on wit

england play denmark at wembley in front of 60,000. what a time to be an england fan. natalie, you can take a breath now. natalie, you can take a breath now. natalie pirks. it's been quite a night for england supporters — who still haven't seen their team concede a single goal in the tournament. 0ur correspondent phil bodmer has been getting reaction from the fans. chanting. a carnival atmosphere among england fans at penistone church football club near barnsley. if there were any nerves, they soon disappeared afterjust three minutes, as harry kane opened the scoring. cheering this is the club where england defenderjohn stones started his football career. if you ask any kid around here, he'll say, here today, they'll say, if you ask them isjohn stones an inspiration? i think they will go yeah, he's an inspiration to us all. when you see the guys and the support, it's going to be really tense, yeah. hopefully the lads will be i confident and will get us the result. # it's coming home, it's coming home... for many here and across yorkshire, they are notjust cheering on

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a huge amount when you consider for england it is a very i consider for england it is a very rare time to be competing in such a huge match. england have failed on so many occasions at semifinals, is the second time they've managed to qualify for a major men's final, the weight of history is gone against them but for italy at the same can be applied, they failed to qualify for the last world cup in 2018 but i don't this 33 match unbeaten run. very hard to spot these teams, very tight contest but arguably england will not have a better chance to get over the line in a major tournament and with 60,000 fans cheering england on tomorrow at the italian fans will be outnumbered and england arguably it will not get a better chance to achieve their ultimate goal of winning the biggest prize on the biggest stage. it will be a little bit louder this time tomorrow behind you, thank you very much. from the home of english football to the home of cricket, where england's second string have wrapped up their one—day series against pakistan with a game to spare. with a covid outbreak ruling out the

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joanne from england and her italian husband alfonso are only too sure. england. italy. england! we have had this conversation before. they have invited me to their pizzeria to see how easily one family from two famous footballing nations can get along. you're an english rose among thorns. laughter. how you going to cope? it is so nice, a win—win situation. so nice for the cultures to come together. someone has to lose. exactly. is going be unbearable? —— is it going to be unbearable? i wouldn't dare. he will. i can't talk too much when i am eating. i because of the concentration of italians and being in bedford, it is so important, we are both in the final, the perfect final, it can go either way, that is how we have to see it. you will take it on the chin if england win? i will have to, but it will be a bitter blow. will you release an english themed pizza? definitely not. good idea! i have to draw the line somewhere. all of those italian families, those with connections, what a great place to watch the match tonight in bedford, a great place as well to be on wembley way,

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fans, england's carrots, england fans, england's carrots, england flags and shirts lining the flanks 60,000 fans expecting to be here, they will go a golden ticket, we know there will be lining the street go racing the pictures of the other matches, it's packed out here, close to kick—off, and the likes of sweet caroline and three lions will be sung, and for england it's a calmer and quieter day in preparation for them. they had a training session yesterday, travel to watford for their hotel which is closer to wembley last night, and gareth southgate said everything is done now, all the preparation is done, there is nothing more he can done, there is nothing more he can do for the team, so today is just about getting mentally prepared, getting their minds right and focused on, of course, this huge game against italy tonight. it is a name that game against italy tonight. it is a game that is _ game against italy tonight. it is a game that is too _ game against italy tonight. it is a game that is too close _ game against italy tonight. it is a game that is too close to - game against

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come on, england! come on, the boys! iamjohn i am john watson live in i amjohn watson live in rome i am john watson live in rome as we had ever closer to tonight's huge quarterfinal between ukraine and england at the stadio olimpico. supermarket chain morrisons accepts a multi—billion pound takeover bid by a us investment group led by the owner of majestic wine. britain's main doctors�* union urges the government to keep some measures in place after the 19th ofjuly when all covid restrictions are due to be removed. at least 20 people are missing injapan after a landslide sent mud cascading down a hillside, smashing into homes and sweeping away cars. and another sporting hope for england — teenager emma raducanu is the youngest british woman to reach round three of wimbledon. and this is the scene live on court one as her match against romanian world no 44 sorana cirstea is about to get under way. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. anticipation is building ahead of england's euro 202