hello and welcome to sportsday. feeling nervous? we are counting the minutes until england kick off against ukraine. it s their chance to get into a euros semifinal for the first time in 25 years. gareth southgate has been impressive in his planning and tactics so far in the tournament we know he s made two changes for this vital match against ukraine. we can cross live tojohn watson who s pitchside in rome. john, who will start for england? yes, good evening. a warm welcome to rome and the olympic stadium where the atmosphere is electric, definitely more than the 2000 england fans we were expecting for this match worked gareth southgate has gone for quite an attacking line up with two dropping out, jadon sancho comes in for his first start, as does that mason mount is returning to the side after missing out on that match against germany and the final group game after being close contact but to billy gilmour. it is an attacking line up and this is a huge opportunity for eng
england are through to the semifinals of euro 2020 after beating ukraine 4 0 in rome. commentator: and harry kane has found the net. goals by kane, maguire and henderson put england through to their first european championship semifinal for 25 years. cheering. across england, millions of ecstatic fans celebrate a sensational game. we knew we were favourites to win this game but there s a lot of pressure, a lot of expectation and to perform like we did was top drawer. so another clean sheet, four goals, it was the perfect night for us. we will be live in rome. also on tonight s programme: the supermarket giant morrisons accepts a takeover deal worth £6.3 billion. in miami, an approaching storm accelerates plans to demolish the rest of the apartment block where 2a people died and more than 120 are missing. cheering. and the british teenager emma raducanu ranked 338 in the world is through to the last 16 at wimbledon. good evening. england are through to the semifinals of t
united states of scandal with jake tapper, back-to-back premieres tomorrow at nine on cnn hello, and welcome to all our viewers watching around the world. i m anna coren live from hong kong ahead on cnn user, us president joe biden says putin will pay the price but his role in the deaths of russian opposition leader alexey navalny s for the emboldened and seemingly unstoppable russian leader what does western response look like? disgust plus donald trump is sounding off foster a massive $355,000,000 hits to his fortune. the former president campaigning in michigan where he railed against the civil fraud ruling and airstrikes hit multiple cities in central gaza. israel says it was targeting hamas, but doctors on the ground claimed dozens of civilians were killed there is continued and growing outrage over the death of russian opposition leader alexey navalny. russian prison officials say navalny died friday after a walk. that many western leaders, including us pr
the us secretary of state, antony blinken, is on another diplomatic tour of the middle east his fifth visit to the region since the conflict erupted between israel and hamas. he will be visiting saudi arabia, israel, egypt, qatar and the occupied west bank. mr blinken s trip follows days of air strikes by the united states against iranian linked targets in iraq, syria and yemen. ahead of his arrival, a drone attack killed six us backed kurdish fighters at an american base in eastern syria. mr blinken is also expected to discuss boosting aid to gaza, as well as a possible ceasefire and hostage deal between israel and hamas. the israeli prime minister has warned he will not accept the demands of hamas over hostages still held. the un has warned of an impending famine in gaza affecting more than 2 million people. our correspondent, barbara plett usher, explained the main aim of mr blinken s visit. that possible ceasefire deal, which would involve the release of some of the isr
through tax cuts. now, this is coming from sustained criticism in recent weeks, the proposal because giving support for people with the cost of through tax cuts doesn t target the hardest because low paid parents, pensioners do not pay the kind of taxes that she s talking about cutting. it is very ill conceived idea of counterproposals made which are all about how you target this money on those most affected by energy bills and it really is people and low salaryjobs, pensioners who really need this extra support and for thoseis need this extra support and for those is going to be existential. but the story from the guardian adds another dimension into the criticism and proposals, which original analysis by the guardian suggests actually, the tax cut sheets promising the be around £30 billion, £50 billion and it is a huge amount of money and it s not going to age the staff if you re interested in economic growth, makes more sense to give support to the least affluent househo