those two teams are in the england and france group. portugal v northern ireland kicks off in the next 15 mins or so, both sides unbeaten in their group. wales 0 1 ukraine, wales looking to continue their 100% record in the tournament. away from the uk, there s been plenty of action elsewhere. it was goalless between norway and italy. netherlands v finland goalless. spain won in denmark, 2 0. jenni hermoso with the first in their 2 0 victory. well, once those matches come to an end all eyes will turn to a huge match in men s football on saturday as borussia dortmund take on real madrid in the champions league final. the german side haven t won the tournament since 1997 whilst real are going for a record extending 15th title and their manager admits his team have an affinity with this competition. there is something special in this club. i think it would be important to be studied, this, because it is not a casualty, it is something that special, it depends from what,
wind affecting parts of southern england reaching up to 80 miles an hour which is strong enough to bring down some trees. but in north west france they could have winds of up to over 100 miles an hour, that could rip roofs off buildings leading to structural damage. but not so far away the wind will be more typical for not so far away the wind will be more typicalfor some of not so far away the wind will be more typical for some of you, the kind of when we get quite often in the autumn and winter season. so the storm bringing a big variation in wind speed. today sunshine and showers, some rain for northern ireland again which could cause further issues and some rain for the north of scotland. 0vernight tonight storm ciaran arrives, a swathe of incredibly damaging wind working across north west france and the channel islands behind this cold front. we could get gusts of up to 100 miles an hour ripping some roofs of buildings and widespread trees being blown down so expect some
to the labour party. mark logan who until parliament was disolved last night represented the key marginal seat of bolton north east said things would only get better under labour. but for the labour party itself today things have only got messier when it comes to the confusion over one of their longest serving mps diane abbott. can she stand for the party injuly? we ll try to work out the very latest. we re also on verdict watch we ll have an update from the courtroom in new york as the jury in the trump trial continues deliberating after asking to hear key evidence again. in any general election campaign, there s the agenda the politicians want to stick to. but then there s the unexpected the events which throw the carefully planned programme off track. the events which throw the carefully todays there s been more of that. the events which throw the carefully while rishi sunak was out and about pushing his party s economic plans, one of his candidates who until last
hello. this is bbc news. i m anna foster live in southern israel. there are suggestions that the first foreign passport holders will be able to leave gaza through the rafah crossing, along with some badly injured people. let me show you these pictures you can see on your screen now. we know that the call went out just a few screen now. we know that the call went outjust a few hours ago that people were likely to be able to leave, and we are seeing, you can see the cameras in those pictures, the crowds of people in that internal area at the crossing point. potentially 500 or so foreign passport holders will be able to passport holders will be able to pass through. the afp news agency says that that has already happened. if you just look at these pictures and imagine this crossing point which has several stages, and what it is hard to tell right now is our people moving internally on the gaza side and whether or not they have actually crossed through to egypt. it will only be w
the move was announced after a closed meeting of the security council at which sunday s deaths at a displaced persons camp were discussed. palestinian officials say twenty one people were killed by strikes on a refugee camp in al mawasi, west of rafah, yesterday. israel has denied firing at the area. lucy williamson has sent this report from jerusalem. rafah was once gaza s refuge, the safest place in a dangerous war. today, the city s west and centre was emptying, those still sheltering here fleeing again amid air strikes and artillery fire. taking whatever they need to survive, whatever they can t leave behind. there s been no evacuation order from israel s army and for many, no sense of where to go. translation: i m just walking in the street, l i don t know where to go, there is nowhere safe. where should we go? this is not a life, this is not a life. they were packing up, too, in the displacement camp at tal al sultan to the west of the city, still scarred by fires trigg