the tournament that began with players taking the knee, ending in vile racist abuse aimed towards them. but even then room for hope. although there was a horrible reaction that night from too many people, but still a minority, i thought there was a brilliant counter reaction, where the majority of the fans and public were saying, we re not having this. we re with bukaya and marcus and jadon. so, everybody else can go and do their thing, really. it s sad we have to live through that, you know, to make it feel that way. as southgate and sterling continue to help redefine what is possible for the england national team, it s clear that for them, those aspirations now extend beyond just success on the pitch. adam wyld, bbc news. he continues to use his platform to
it s sad we have to live through that, you know, to make it feel that way. as southgate and sterling continue to help redefine what is possible for the england national team, it s clear that for them, those aspirations now extend beyond just success on the pitch. adam wyld, bbc news. that s all the sport for now. you might, like me, remember having lessons at school on the dangers of drug and alcohol addiction it s been taught for many years, but now increasing numbers of pupils are also learning about the dangers of compulsive gambling. a group of families who lost relatives to suicide have created a hard hitting education programme, which they say will save lives. just a warning, you may find some of this report from our ireland correspondent chris page upsetting.