on the company s first ever passenger flight no, i wanted to enjoy every minute of it, and i did. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. you could describe it as a classic italianjob. italy have snatched the euro2020 trophy from england at wembley and in the most dramatic fashion, on penalties. and they did it despite england scoring the earlist goal in a euro final just two minutes into the match, thanks to luke shaw. and it stayed that way right up to the 67th minute, when a stream of italian pressure finally took its toll on england (gfx)as leonardo bonucci applied the final touch on england as leonardo bonucci applied the final touch after a series of rebounds and deflections in the england penalty area. it remained one all at the end of normal time, although england came back into the match during extra time, neither side could score again, leaving the match to be decided on penalties. italy were the first to miss then england and saka m
pause for a second because we are about to have yet another string of results, notjust from scotland from wales as well. i will be talking as we go along with some of the results of the english local authorities too which are still coming in. in welsh terms, this is the picture really as we understand it. the ukip vote which was really high in wales in 2016 has pretty much evaporated. and where it has gone as far as we can measure it so far is that it has led to a kind of 5% boost for labour, and 5% for the conservatives, with plaid can reach pretty much flat and plaid can reach pretty much flat and plaid cymru would have expected to be not running flat in this senedd election, they would have been expecting to be shown to make some kind of gain. we will talk to one of plaid cymru s members in a second. but let s look at some of these battlegrounds first with rita so that we get a bit of context. i am just being told that swansea west has been held by labour, not a surprise.
the welsh government says its stay at home rule could be lifted in three weeks time. all primary school children could be back by the 15th of march. the uk s highest court rules that uber drivers must be treated as workers rather than self employed they could now be entitled to a minimum wage and holiday pay the first images from marsas nasa prepares to release shortly the first colour images beamed back by its rover perseverance. and coming up in sport on bbc news: crystal palace s wilfried zaha becomes the first premier league player to say he ll stop taking a knee before games. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. buckingham palace has confirmed that the duke and duchess of sussex will not be returning as working members of the royal family. prince harry and meghan stepped down from royal duties last year and moved to the united states, saying their decision would be reviewed within the year. now their break with the institution is final. the couple who ar
hello and welcome if you re watching on pbs in the us or around the world, i m kasia madera. the us presidentjoe biden, has delivered a major speech reaffirming the us commitment to nato and the principle which underlies it, that an attack on one is an attack on all. just over four weeks after taking over from the trump administration, mr biden s message stands in marked contrast to donald trump s ambiguity over the us role within nato. in a moment we ll hear from the us secretary of state in an exclusive international tv interview. but first, that pledge to unite the west, from president biden. i m sending a clear message to the world, america is back. the transatlantic alliance is back. and we are not looking backwards. we are looking forward together. it comes down to this, transatlantic alliances is a strong foundation. the strong foundation on which our collective security and our shared prosperity are built. the united states is fully committed to our nato alliance. a