jersey on day one of the tour de france. also coming up on sportsday, india on top of the world. max verstappen will be on pole once again as red bull look for victory in their home austrian grand prix. italy have been beaten 2—0 by switzerland. we have the report. after the calculations of the group stage, the rays moved along. it is now lose and go home and, fatally, they won the world cup in berlin in 2006 but title defences have not been as easy. switzer meant a dad to take on the holders. this was a first half where they hit their stride. they had not beaten italy in more than 30 years. now they had swiss hope overflowing. italy had not yet been convincing now there are signs of decline were being exposed. switzerland 2—0 and it was also straightforward. they shot off the post was italy's only opening. the team won the last euros were fading out. the team won the last euros were fading out-— the team won the last euros were fadin: out. ,, . ., ., fading out. switzerland are into the quarterfinals- _ fading out. switzerland are into the quarterfinals. they _ fading out. switzerland are into the quarterfinals. they then _ fading out. switzerland are into the quarterfinals. they then go - fading out. switzerland are into the quarterfinals. they then go on - fading out. switzerland are into the quarterfinals. they then go on to i quarterfinals. they then go on to face england _ quarterfinals. they then go on to face england or _ quarterfinals. they then go on to face england or slovakia, - quarterfinals. they then go on to face england or slovakia, the - quarterfinals. they then go on to | face england or slovakia, the first team in the last eight have laid down a marker. this was the day they took down the holders. a big win for switzerland and as was said, england will play in the quarterfinals if they can get past slovakia tomorrow. gareth southgate has been speaking in the past hour or so ahead of that last 16 clash. the in the past hour or so ahead of that last 16 clash-— last 16 clash. the team is never uuite as last 16 clash. the team is never quite as poor — last 16 clash. the team is never quite as poor as _ last 16 clash. the team is never quite as poor as people - last 16 clash. the team is never quite as poor as people might l last 16 clash. the team is never - quite as poor as people might think and never quite as good as people might think. you are probably about 5% off where you would like to be. and therefore you've got to be very careful not to throw everything out of the window and lose things that you are doing well and lose continuity and the confidence that comes from players playing together and the understanding that comes from those moments. and you have to ignore external advice and be assured and what you are doing. now, equally, we've had some players who have come in and had a big impact upon the bench in our substitutions and all of the matches have had a big impact. and we are mindful that people are pushing for places in this competition. we need that strength in depth. the squad are barry together. they are training well. that is pushing the starting team that has been in place but also the other players have to be ready. tomorrow you might need five or six changes. it is over half the team now. so that is really, really important and, fries, it is important and, fries, it is important that when players come on they perform as the guys did the other night. the they perform as the guys did the other night-— they perform as the guys did the other night. they perform as the guys did the other niuht. u, , ., .,, ., h, ., other night. the captain was also at that ress other night. the captain was also at that press conference _ other night. the captain was also at that press conference alongside - that press conference alongside gareth southgate. he scored six goals in his past six knockout matches for england. he says he is not the only one who picks the right time into an immense. it not the only one who picks the right time into an immense.— not the only one who picks the right time into an immense. it kind of the rocess of time into an immense. it kind of the process of the _ time into an immense. it kind of the process of the tournament - time into an immense. it kind of the process of the tournament as - time into an immense. it kind of the process of the tournament as well. | time into an immense. it kind of the process of the tournament as well. i think. _ process of the tournament as well. i think, naturally, you get physically stronger, — think, naturally, you get physically stronger, naturally you get sharper as you _ stronger, naturally you get sharper as you play— stronger, naturally you get sharper as you play more games so we have had three _ as you play more games so we have had three games in a short space of time so _ had three games in a short space of time so i _ had three games in a short space of time so i feel like, notjust for me but for— time so i feel like, notjust for me but for a _ time so i feel like, notjust for me but for a lot— time so i feel like, notjust for me but for a lot of the players come into their— but for a lot of the players come into their peak sharpness at the knockout — into their peak sharpness at the knockout stage and that is what i have _ knockout stage and that is what i have found especially in recent tournaments as well so being the striker— tournaments as well so being the striker on— tournaments as well so being the striker on the team, obviously, i want _ striker on the team, obviously, i want to— striker on the team, obviously, i want to score goals and help the team _ want to score goals and help the team get— want to score goals and help the team get through to the next round. but, yeah. _ team get through to the next round. but, yeah. if— team get through to the next round. but, yeah, if it is not me who scores — but, yeah, if it is not me who scores and _ but, yeah, if it is not me who scores and we get through anyway i am not _ scores and we get through anyway i am not going to complain but it could _ am not going to complain but it could he — am not going to complain but it could be down tojust am not going to complain but it could be down to just the am not going to complain but it could be down tojust the sharpness i could be down tojust the sharpness i expect— could be down tojust the sharpness i expect a _ could be down tojust the sharpness i expect a bit but i enjoy these games — i expect a bit but i enjoy these games. think knockout football is a different— games. think knockout football is a different prospect to the group stage — different prospect to the group stage and we have handled that well in the _ stage and we have handled that well in the past _ stage and we have handled that well in the past and now it is time to do that again — in the past and now it is time to do that aaain. in the past and now it is time to do thataaain. , , , that again. our sports corresponding to zen the area _ that again. our sports corresponding to zen the area and _ that again. our sports corresponding to zen the area and i _ that again. our sports corresponding to zen the area and i spoke - that again. our sports corresponding to zen the area and i spoke to - to zen the area and i spoke to amalia and asked whether we can expect any changes to the starting line—up tomorrow. this expect any changes to the starting line-up tomorrow.— line-up tomorrow. as you said, i think most _ line-up tomorrow. as you said, i think most of— line-up tomorrow. as you said, i think most of us _ line-up tomorrow. as you said, i think most of us are _ line-up tomorrow. as you said, i think most of us are expecting . line-up tomorrow. as you said, i think most of us are expecting a | think most of us are expecting a change in midfield. gareth southgate has tried all sorts of options. he started off in the first two group matches with are not playing in midfield and then he replaced him for the third group game against slovenia with conor gallagher but then he was substituted at half—time and, as you say, i think the expectation is that the 19—year—old will start in this field for this match not least because he came on at half—time in place of gallagher against slovenia and he made a real difference in equality for england so i think the expectation is that he will start in midfield. as you say, not some other suggestions as well particularly for power mad because he also came on in the second half against slovenia and he will improve england. he made a big dip and so could he get place in the starting 11? southgate has so far resisted demands for wholesale change. but one thing is for sure, the fans out here in germany would love to see a slightly more positive approach from england. the word boring has been bandied around by the fans an awful lot over the past couple of weeks, i can tell you now. earlier on today i spoke to the former england international and he told me how he thinks england should play. told me how he thinks england should -la . told me how he thinks england should play. there may be one or two. i think gordon _ play. there may be one or two. i think gordon might _ play. there may be one or two. i think gordon might be _ play. there may be one or two. i think gordon might be one, - play. there may be one or two. i | think gordon might be one, even though— think gordon might be one, even though he — think gordon might be one, even though he has fell off his bike. that— though he has fell off his bike. that is— though he has fell off his bike. that is fine. he seems to be ok. and maybe _ that is fine. he seems to be ok. and maybe palmer, i don't know. i think he is _ maybe palmer, i don't know. i think he is celebrating his birthday yesterday or today, i'm not quite chop _ yesterday or today, i'm not quite chop it _ yesterday or today, i'm not quite chop it up — yesterday or today, i'm not quite chop it up congratulations to him for his— chop it up congratulations to him for his new— chop it up congratulations to him for his new baby, which is great. he is back— for his new baby, which is great. he is back in_ for his new baby, which is great. he is back in camp. i think maybe a couple _ is back in camp. i think maybe a couple of— is back in camp. i think maybe a couple of changes. i don't mine will change _ couple of changes. i don't mine will change. maybe a winger or two. said that is the change. maybe a winger or two. 65 c that is the england angle. change. maybe a winger or two. 6: c that is the england angle. what about england's opponents, are we expecting another side to sit deep and frustrating when and where are the threats going to come from? yeah, it will be interesting. 0n yeah, it will be interesting. on paper looks like a pretty decent draw for england, you have disabled up draw for england, you have disabled up slovakia are 40 feet in the world rankings. that is some 40 places below england. england and slovakia have met six times in the past. england have won of them. and drawn at the other. and we looked down at the slovakian team. apart from the newcastle goalkeeper, there are not any real world famous stars in that slovakian line—up but england will be only too aware of what happened in slovakia's opening match of this tournament when they produced one of the big shock so powerful that they beat belgium by one goal — nil. that shows what they are capable of. they will start as the big underdogs for this match but they have already come in ways, exceeded the expectations of their home fans. they have nothing to lose and can sometimes be a dangerous thing. the house germany will bid to reach the quarterfinals in around 20 minutes orso quarterfinals in around 20 minutes or so when they take on denmark. the danes famously beat the germans dragon zero in 1992 to win the european championship for the first and only time. bedside are unbeaten so far in this tournament. aha, 11th and only time. bedside are unbeaten so far in this tournament.— so far in this tournament. a lot has been said about _ so far in this tournament. a lot has been said about 92, _ so far in this tournament. a lot has been said about 92, especially - so far in this tournament. a lot has been said about 92, especially in l been said about 92, especially in denmark— been said about 92, especially in denmark put part of growing up that you learn _ denmark put part of growing up that you learn about that. particular summon — you learn about that. particular summer. the big story back then was denmark— summer. the big story back then was denmark was quite an outsider. i'm not even _ denmark was quite an outsider. i'm not even qualified for the tournament. so we have. ithink not even qualified for the tournament. so we have. i think we have _ tournament. so we have. i think we have a _ tournament. so we have. i think we have a good — tournament. so we have. i think we have a good team but there is no doubt. _ have a good team but there is no doubt. for— have a good team but there is no doubt, for anything special to happen. _ doubt, for anything special to happen, we would have to be a bit of an upset. _ happen, we would have to be a bit of an uset. , ., ., happen, we would have to be a bit of an uset. , ., ., . an upset. does not matter if you are the host team _ an upset. does not matter if you are the host team are _ an upset. does not matter if you are the host team are not, _ an upset. does not matter if you are the host team are not, the - the host team are not, the expedition _ the host team are not, the expedition of— the host team are not, the expedition of fans - the host team are not, the expedition of fans will- the host team are not, the . expedition of fans will always the host team are not, the - expedition of fans will always be the same — expedition of fans will always be the same and _ expedition of fans will always be the same and they— expedition of fans will always be the same and they will- expedition of fans will always be the same and they will always i expedition of fans will always be i the same and they will always want to see _ the same and they will always want to see a _ the same and they will always want to see a successful— the same and they will always want to see a successful team. - the same and they will always want to see a successful team. at - the same and they will always want to see a successful team. at the i to see a successful team. at the end. _ to see a successful team. at the end. i_ to see a successful team. at the end. ithink— to see a successful team. at the end. ithink it— to see a successful team. at the end, i think it will— to see a successful team. at the end, i think it will give _ to see a successful team. at the end, i think it will give us- to see a successful team. at the end, i think it will give us a - to see a successful team. at the end, i think it will give us a big i end, i think it will give us a big support— end, i think it will give us a big support and _ end, i think it will give us a big support and a _ end, i think it will give us a big support and a good _ end, i think it will give us a big support and a good feeling - end, i think it will give us a big i support and a good feeling when end, i think it will give us a big - support and a good feeling when we see all— support and a good feeling when we see all the _ support and a good feeling when we see all the pictures _ support and a good feeling when we see all the pictures out _ support and a good feeling when we see all the pictures out on - support and a good feeling when we see all the pictures out on the - see all the pictures out on the streets. — see all the pictures out on the streets. of— see all the pictures out on the streets, of our— see all the pictures out on the streets, of our fans _ see all the pictures out on the | streets, of our fans supporting see all the pictures out on the . streets, of our fans supporting us and the _ streets, of our fans supporting us and the game _ streets, of our fans supporting us and the game. and _ streets, of our fans supporting us and the game. and we _ streets, of our fans supporting us and the game. and we will- streets, of our fans supporting us and the game. and we will try- streets, of our fans supporting us and the game. and we will try toi and the game. and we will try to keep— and the game. and we will try to keep on— and the game. and we will try to keep on going _ and the game. and we will try to keep on going like _ and the game. and we will try to keep on going like that. - and the game. and we will try to keep on going like that.- and the game. and we will try to keep on going like that. well, the danish fans _ keep on going like that. well, the danish fans hoping _ keep on going like that. well, the danish fans hoping that _ keep on going like that. well, the danish fans hoping that the - keep on going like that. well, the danish fans hoping that the team | keep on going like that. well, the i danish fans hoping that the team can repeat that famous when in 1992. earlierjohn watson cut up some of them. talking of the last 16 matches, for denmark how tough is that? it matches, for denmark how tough is that? , , ., that? it is complicated. some in our u-rou that? it is complicated. some in our group believe _ that? it is complicated. some in our group believe that _ that? it is complicated. some in our group believe that germany - that? it is complicated. some in our group believe that germany is - that? it is complicated. some in our group believe that germany is the l group believe that germany is the best opponent we could get. depending on the play style and how we play. so, yeah, hopefully it will be enough to get us through and in 90 wonder hopefully we will repeat. with a want to do it again. abshd 90 wonder hopefully we will repeat. with a want to do it again. abhdi with a want to do it again. and i have to say. _ with a want to do it again. and i have to say, looking _ with a want to do it again. and i have to say, looking the - with a want to do it again. and i have to say, looking the part - with a want to do it again. and i j have to say, looking the part my right question my classes, headgear, scar. it right question my classes, headgear, scar. . , ., , ., scar. it a way. it is not my real hair. disappointing. _ scar. it a way. it is not my real hair. disappointing. i- scar. it a way. it is not my real hair. disappointing. ithink- scar. it a way. it is not my real| hair. disappointing. ithink they have a good _ hair. disappointing. ithink they have a good chance. _ hair. disappointing. ithink they have a good chance. in - hair. disappointing. ithink they have a good chance. in the - have a good chance. in the qualifiers— have a good chance. in the qualifiers it was tough for us to open _ qualifiers it was tough for us to open up — qualifiers it was tough for us to open up the defence for people who want to— open up the defence for people who want to play defensively, with a team _ want to play defensively, with a team like — want to play defensively, with a team like germany wants to go on home _ team like germany wants to go on home turf— team like germany wants to go on home turf philistine ahead. i believe _ home turf philistine ahead. i believe our chances is good. i'm not here to _ believe our chances is good. i'm not here toiinx— believe our chances is good. i'm not here tojinx it — believe our chances is good. i'm not here tojinx it but i think we will io here tojinx it but i think we will go through. here to jinx it but i think we will go through-— here to jinx it but i think we will no throu~h. ., . ., ., go through. you at the england game so what did you _ go through. you at the england game so what did you make _ go through. you at the england game so what did you make of— go through. you at the england game so what did you make of that, - go through. you at the england game so what did you make of that, that i so what did you make of that, that one zero draw? we make it was pretty exciting. i guess we had a really good match but, yeah, unfortunately went 1—1 but we still celebrated that we were spending, that we would give it up for 1— once it was a great match. i will back and forwards are a experience just to be in the stadium. it was amazing. what if you made of the atmosphere? being into germany at a major tournament like it is a sense of the atmosphere?— like it is a sense of the atmoshere? ., ., , ., atmosphere? for four years we have been travelling _ atmosphere? for four years we have been travelling with _ atmosphere? for four years we have been travelling with the _ atmosphere? for four years we have been travelling with the danish - been travelling with the danish nationat— been travelling with the danish national team _ been travelling with the danish national team so— been travelling with the danish national team so it _ been travelling with the danish national team so it has - been travelling with the danish national team so it has been i been travelling with the danish i national team so it has been like been travelling with the danish - national team so it has been like a goose _ national team so it has been like a goose bumps— national team so it has been like a goose bumps experience. - national team so it has been like a goose bumps experience. it- national team so it has been like a goose bumps experience. it has. national team so it has been like a i goose bumps experience. it has been such a _ goose bumps experience. it has been such a good _ goose bumps experience. it has been such a good experience _ goose bumps experience. it has been such a good experience in _ goose bumps experience. it has been such a good experience in the - such a good experience in the atmosphere _ such a good experience in the atmosphere has _ such a good experience in the atmosphere has been - such a good experience in the i atmosphere has been amazing, such a good experience in the - atmosphere has been amazing, and everybody— atmosphere has been amazing, and everybody has — atmosphere has been amazing, and everybody has just _ atmosphere has been amazing, and everybody has just been _ atmosphere has been amazing, and everybody has just been polite - atmosphere has been amazing, and everybody has just been polite to l everybody has just been polite to each other. — everybody has just been polite to each other. we _ everybody has just been polite to each other. we defend. - everybody has just been polite to each other. we defend. even- everybody has just been polite to . each other. we defend. even though we hate _ each other. we defend. even though we hate the — each other. we defend. even though we hate the english _ each other. we defend. even though we hate the english and _ each other. we defend. even though we hate the english and german, - each other. we defend. even though| we hate the english and german, but the scottish— we hate the english and german, but the scottish love _ we hate the english and german, but the scottish love the _ we hate the english and german, but the scottish love the danish- we hate the english and german, but the scottish love the danish so - we hate the english and german, but the scottish love the danish so it - the scottish love the danish so it has been — the scottish love the danish so it has been amazing. _ the scottish love the danish so it has been amazing.— has been amazing. lobby sucks. sensational. _ has been amazing. lobby sucks. sensational. if— has been amazing. lobby sucks. sensational. if you're _ has been amazing. lobby sucks. sensational. if you're going - has been amazing. lobby sucks. sensational. if you're going to i has been amazing. lobby sucks. | sensational. if you're going to go all out you may as well go with the socks as well. it is a sense. what do the danes chant in the stands? 0ne do the danes chant in the stands? one of them is... that is one of them. _ one of them is... that is one of them. ~ . ., ,., , one of them is... that is one of them. . . ., , ., , one of them is... that is one of. thteth-_ 440- one of them is... that is one of - thteth-_ 440- at them. which translates to? 440. at one time we — them. which translates to? 440. at one time we won _ them. which translates to? 440. at one time we won a _ them. which translates to? 440. at one time we won a game _ them. which translates to? 440. at one time we won a game 4-0. - them. which translates to? 440. at one time we won a game 4-0. that| them. which translates to? 440. at i one time we won a game 4-0. that is i think we one time we won a game 4-0. that is i think we are — one time we won a game 4-0. that is i think we are just _ one time we won a game 4-0. that is i think we are just singing. _ one time we won a game 4-0. that is i think we are just singing. imagine i i think we are 'ust singing. imagine ou do i think we are 'ust singing. imagine you do that — i think we are just singing. imagine you do that today. _ i think we are just singing. imagine you do that today. that _ i think we are just singing. imagine you do that today. that will - i think we are just singing. imagine you do that today. that will be - you do that today. that will be resonating all around. good luck, guys. away from the rows because india rt 20 cricket by champions after getting the better of south africa in the final in barbados. south africa falling short as they chase 177 for victory. ben croucher reports. back on top of the world. it has been a decade since india could call themselves world champions. 0liver barbados and beyond. it did not start brilliantly. not for india, at least. south africa were happy. very happy. india have one player and when he sings, india sings. 176 in total. the highest in the final. and with the ball they have just... that is what he does. south africa plenty of firepower of their own. i have sent to be handed the side the advantage. his make it handing it back. 26 from four overs but they have never won a global tournament and that drought would not end now. but for a country where cricket is not so much a sport but a religion, india had ascended to the highest of heights. ben croucher, bbc news. cycling's biggest race of the year is under way. for the first time in its history the tour de france started in italy. the opening stage ended with a frenchman in yellow, as roman barday pulled off a remarkable victory. but there was concern for britain's mark cavendish who struggled in the heat. nick parrott reports. the ceremonial start in florence was serene but, with a temperature above 30 degrees, it was sweltering even before racing had properly began. mark cavendish said this would be the hardest start he had ever done. he needed help at the first of seven climbs and was sick on the descent. he finished inside the cut—off time and will be hoping his ordeal does not affect his bid to claim the outright record for stage wins. cavendish is one of the record 11 british riders taking part but none are expected to challenge for overall victory. the defending champion is back on his bike despite not having raced isn't a serious crash in april. slovenia's rider is likely to be the dane's main rival. the rest of the peloton on could not keep up. the frenchman left them behind with more than 30 to go and, with the help of his dutch team—mate, he held them off to claim the reader's yellowjersey for the first time in his career. manchester united have confirmed that the keeper will leave the club. she joined that the keeper will leave the club. shejoined united in 2019 and made 125 appearances. the dutch moto gp sprint race got off to a bad start for the six time champion. the dutch motogp sprint race at assen got off to a bad start for six time champion marc marquez, as the spaniard crashed out on just the second lap. italy's defending champion francesco bagnaia lead from pole, going on to beat championship leader jorge marteen and his fellow spaniard maverick vinales. stage 13 of rally poland was an unlucky one for elvin evans. damage to the right rear tyre on his toyota cost the briton almost nine seconds. it saw him drop to third overall. his team mate kaller rovanpera is leading. the rally ends tomorrow. max verstappen has increased his lead in the formula one drivers championship after winning the sprint race at the austrian grand prix. the dutchman started from pole at the red bull ring, but briefly lost his lead to mclaren's lando norris. once the world champion got back in front though he stayed there, going on to claim his third sprint race victory of the season. australian 0scar piastri finished second ahead of his mclaren team mate norris. verstappen kept his foot hard on the gas for qualifying a few hours later, taking his eighth pole position of the season. he was almost half a second quicker than norris, whose fellow briton george russell will line up third for mercedes for tomorrow's grand prix. it has been a while that we actually have been on pole. so it is great. it is a great feeling. the team is working really hard, you know, to try to make the car more competitive. and i think this is a great statement, and hopefully we can of course also show that tomorrow in the race. good qualifying. i think as much as we could do today. max, like you said, was in a league of his own. much quicker than what we had so i am happy. tricky conditions. it felt more difficult than yesterday. a lot closer so more difficult to get a laps in and to kinda perfect at elapse but it was good enough and i_ will take it. now a number of athletes can secure their place on the team gb olympic team this weekend, at the uk athletics championships in manchester, a top two finish with an olympic qualifying standard guarantees a place. 0ne athlete who's booked her spot in paris is daryll neita, who eased into the 100m final in manchester, she'll head to the games in great form having finished second in the 200m at the recent european championships in rome, as she looks to add to her tokyo and rio 0lympic bronze medals. i have watched you for a number of years, but there was something different this year put up your look supremely confident — and rightly so because you are performing. thank you so much that i am feeling very good and it feels amazing to compete in front of a home crowd today in manchester, and i'm just excited for the season. doubling up here and paris as well? you are strong? i am strong. preparations are going very well and it isjust building steps towards the main games and i am really excited. keely hodgkinson has already secured her spot for paris in the 800m, but this weekend she's trying her luck in the 400m. she eased into tomorrow's final with a comfortable second place finish behind nicole yeargin. 1500m world champion and olympic bronze medallist josh kerr looks in good form, he qualified in third place in the 800m behind ben pattison and max burgin. katarina johnson thompson took part in the javelin despite pulling out of the european championships in rome earlier this month with a minor leg injury. she threw 42.38 metres, which is almost a metre and a half below her pb. she will also compete in one abide at the 200 metres highjump on sunday as she prepares for paris. taylor fritz has won a record third men's singles title at eastbourne beating max purcell of australia in straight sets in the final. the pair had only met once before, with fritz winning in basle, and this afternoon he soon took the first set 6—4. the world number 13 cruised through the next set 6—3, finishing with a little help from the technology. the american didn't drop a set all week and looks in great form ahead of wimbledon which begins on monday. i had ihad an i had an injury at the french open and i am still, i still feel that i'm kind of recovering from it and just at the corners moving not as fast as i think i could but, you know, that is why i am here playing on grass. it is something i can i guess make work on grass as long as i'm serving well. i definitely say this might be the best time in serving on grass. daria kasatkina saw off a spirited effort from leylah fernandez to become the women's champion. the russian sixth seed won in straight sets to secure her seventh tour title in one hour and 50 minutes, it's her first on grass. for kasatkina it made up for losing last year's final. i was just trying to treated not as a final bite as a regular match so i got a little bit out in the second set, being up. and still very proud of myself. and still very proud of myself. more than half a million people are expected in and around the wimbledon grounds over the next fortnight. sally bolton is the chief executive of the all england club and has been speaking to our sports news correspondent laura scott, she started their chat by outlining what changes fans can expect from last year. soi so i think the main changes on the grounds are we tried to increase the size of the famous hill a little bit so we got an area at the back of the help of the hill lawn and we move things around to create more viewing opportunities for fans on the ground to watch the big screen. i think the biggest change, really, just outside the ground, is what we have done with the keeper to think you can of course, an iconic and absolutely important part of the championship to fans open those people hard enough and decided going tojoin us to the queue we are really focused on trying to improve the experience that they have so we have created an experiential area so if you are lucky enough to that first group of people to get your ticket or you are waiting to get into the ground is lighter on the day we've got an area where you can relax a bit. there is food and drink and a big screen. some of our partners are doing fun things that people can participate in in that space. he still had the opportunity to stand on line if you want to do that and i suspect some people will be quite committed to standing in line but there is the opportunityjust to relax a bit during that period of time so we hope that what that will do is encourage people to continue to queue and just really enhance their experience while they are doing it. and the reason you wanted to increase the capacity on the hill because you think that, in recent years, some people have been left disappointed by not being able to access it? and this year there is going to be so much attention on marry potentially last march here. at certain points in the championship however big our hell is we would always be challenged for space and we are always looking at different ways in which we can improve that experience and has been voted the area, we felt there was a real opportunity to use that space better. it is probably a great example of where we are always looking at the small details because we believe there is kind of amendments they can make a big difference, we should be continually looking for. not a significant change and many people may well not notice it but we think it will help to improve the guest experience. abshd to improve the guest experience. and of course the geopolitical situation at the moment is complex. given the context to the championships yet again, could you talk as though a little bit about security and your briefings with players and the experience for them? in the mechanic more generally we recognise that we are all operating now in a much more complicated world and there are different challenges presented to as. in different challenges presented to as. . different challenges presented to as. , ., , . , different challenges presented to as. , . , ., as. in terms of security for the championships _ as. in terms of security for the championships it _ as. in terms of security for the championships it is _ as. in terms of security for the championships it is the - as. in terms of security for the championships it is the same l as. in terms of security for the - championships it is the same every year. year round we are working with the metropolitan police and other agencies to think about the risks and threats that are out there and put in place development measures each year. probably were not going to those in detail but i'm very confident we've got the right measures in place. confident we've got the right measures in place. england's men and women are playing their respective counterparts from france in a celebration to mark 90 years of french rugby league. tom johnson scored england's last try late on as they completed a comprehensive when. next they face a two test series against samoa with the first match in wigan in late october. earlierthe the first match in wigan in late october. earlier the women's team 0ctober. earlier the women's team breached a comfortable victory. they scored 4 unanswered tries in the first half, with zoe harris�* score helping them to a 20 nil lead at the break. 4 more tries followed in the second half with emily rudge completing an emphatic 42 nil victory. loughborough lightning have claimed a third netball super league lightning held off a fightback from manchester thunder to claim victroy in birmingham. shooter mary cholock crowning a comprehensive win in the end. it's back to back titles for loughborough, who also made the final in 2022. it mean's manchester's wait for a record—equalling fifth title of their own goes on. great britain secured a shootout win against belgium in the hockey pro league. this leaves them on 16 points and in 7th place, they took the lead through sophie hamilton in the first quarter. but belgium fought back and the game went to a shootout, with great britain eventually winning 4—2, amy costello with the winning goal. before we go let's just remind you of our top story. switzerland off a shock with a 2—0 when over the defending champions, italy, to reach the quarterfinals of euro 2024. they will face either england or slovakia in the last eight. they go head to heads tomorrow afternoon. germany are just about to kick up in their last 16 match against denmark but for myself and a whole sportsday team, thank you very much for watching. we will see you next time. ifine into i fine into the day. there ifine into the day. there has been more cloud and when some splashes of rain. tomorrow a generally cloudy picture for most of us. little bits of sunshine here and now. mainly across the southwest. courtesy of these when the fans moving in during these when the fans moving in during the day. affecting central swathes of the uk. they have been wakening as they are sinking southward so, overnight, many parts of england and wales will see variable clouds. the odd spot of rain and further north i think a drier picture put up variable cloud and where skies are clear in the north of the country then again it is going to turn chilly with temperatures in single digits put a warmer night to come across the south—east. this video high pressure building on the part two of the weekend. that should gale off any showers but it will introduce a slightly cooler north—westerly wind under quite a bit of cloud. cloud the odd shower. sunshine early on and skies will turn cloudy article in the again. could it be thick enough for the odd shower here. the best of any brightness towards southern counties. 20 or 21 otherwise a little bit cooler than we had today. england play slovakia later on sunday. it looks like it is going to be done to be start. showers around before it turned drier towards the end of again. as we move through sunday night any showers fade away. clear spells developing. and that a bit of mist and fog developing and it will turn quite cool. single digit out of town where we hold onto cloud and 10—12. as we look to the north—west outbreaks of rain pushing into scotland and northern ireland as we head into monday courtesy of a new weather front which will purge in off the atlantic during the course of the day. it starts cool but bright on monday morning. the sunshine looks like it will fade as there is where the front continues to move eastwards introducing cloud and some splashes of rain here and there. i've had a grey day to come, i think. the best of any sunshine will be towards the far south—west. disappointing temperatures for this time of year. 14—19 or 20. not much change as we head through the new week. it looks like low pressure sticks close by. most of the main will be to the north and west of the country put south and east you are. live from london. this is bbc news. the labour leader sir keir starmer urges voters to give his party a clear mandate for change on the final weekend of the election campaign. reform uk drops three election candidates for derogatory and offensive comments. leader nigel farage told the bbc he wanted �*nothing to do with them'. president biden vows to fight on despite his poor debate performance against donald trump, but the new york times calls for him to drop out of the race. and the crowd is counting down for coldplay to take to the pyramid stage for their record fifth glastonbury headline slot. hello, i'm kasia madera. we start with the election here in the uk. the labour leader sir keir starmer has warned that hope has been "kicked out" of voters as he said labour still has to convince people to go to the ballot box. a standing ovation greeted him as hejoined labour supporters at an event in westminster. during the final weekend before polling, he urged people to vote labour if they wanted to see change in the country and end the "chaos. " let's have a listen. this is the final furlough, the last push. and it's the hardest as well. but it's absolutely the chance to do for our country what we did for our party and returned britain to the service of working people. british people want change. but the hope has almost been kicked out. they need to