later today because they are first up later today because they are first up in the knockout stage at five o clock kick off on saturday against denmark. rob page has a full squad to choose from a head of that knockout tie and just looking at the draw now clive, we are on foreign england wales semifinal, but let s not get too carried awayjust yet! blimey, that would be again, wouldn t it? olly foster england s training camp in staffordshire. anton du beke is to become a judge on strictly come dancing. he ll replace bruno tonioli, who says he can t take part because of uncertainty over international travel restrictions. anton du beke says it s a dream come true, and he promises to be kinder to the contestants than any of thejudges have been to him. time for a look at the weather. what marks out of ten for the weather, a soggy five a bright and cheery nine in some places. the warmest weather in the north east of england with some sunshine although there are one or two showers tha
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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster, penny smith and former conservative adviser, mo hussein. they are back for another crack at the front pages. here s an update for you at home and we tattle it another sense last week foreign holidays confusion deepens as a balearic right click back islands on the dash they could turn amber at the dash they could turn amber at the short notice. how it is to become is the uptake with the double take could be allowed to visit amber countries without having to isolate when they come home. extra freedom to people who have been double vaccinated include those holiday options and a surge in cases sparks fear in the spread of covid. there is a similar sentiment in the independent headline below its pictured feature of the prime minister flying over london and its pictured feature of the prime ministerflying over london and in raf helicopter, apologies if you lost the pict
man flying above the peaceful beauty of a troubled middle eastern country. hello and welcome. china has launched a spacecraft carrying three astronauts in a landmark step towards establishing beijing as a major space power. the mission to construct the country s own space station will be china s longest with a crew, and the first in nearly five years. gail maclellan reports. and with that the shenzhou 12, the divine vessel, heads off into space and the history books. china is going to space on a regular basis these days, sending a rover to mars, the far side of the moon, and now a manned mission to construct its own space station. this craft will dock with the section that was placed in orbit in april, and these arsenals will spend three months in a low orbit around the. three months in a low orbit around the. . , ., ., , around the. that is going to be around the. that is going to be a lot of setting around the. that is going to be a lot of setting up around the. th