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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the Broadcaster Henry Bonsu and the former Trade Minister Lord digbyjones. Lets take a look at the front pages we have in so far. Surprise, surprise, the reason they were all late. They would sell some extra copies on thursday morning. The end of a 55 year wait. The telegraph leads with the moment the team celebrated captain Harry Kanes winning goal against denmark, which took the final score to 2 1. The metro also mark the win and looks ahead to sundays showdown against italy. The times reports that it wasnt a clear path to tonights victory, as southgate s side came from behind to beat the danes for the sides first big win since 1966. Could it be one for the History Books . A win on sunday would match the immortals in 1966 thats according to the mirror. The Football Fairy Tale the i reports that raheem sterlings greatest performance for his country sets up showdown with italy. It also fea
No papers just yet because Of a certain game at wembley. It seems to have caught the journalists and printers up in the action. Theyre waiting fOr that key picture to put on the front Of tomOrrows papers. The ScOre Line fOr those unaware is england ahead 21, fOr those unaware is england ahead 2 1, and that second Goalfrom Harry Kane an extra time Off the back Of a penalty that he missed. After the goalie had rejected that ball. Lets bring you want to other news. MOre than 200 bonfires have been built in NOrthern Ireland ahead Of the annual . 12th Of July . Celebrations this year, and theyre getting bigger than ever. The loyalist tradition which celebrates the victOry Of a protestant king, over a catholic king at the Battle Of The Boyne in 1690, can cause tensions between communities in some areas, but fOr others its an impOrtant way to celebrate british culture in NOrthern Ireland. Our cOrrespondent Emma Vardy has been to see one Of the huge bonfires being built. Layer upon layer, buil
The weathers been so awful in the uk, so. 0h, babe, its so good to see you. And the long wait is over the first hug between Mother And Daughter for a year. Explosion. As fighting between israel and Palestinian Militants enters its second week, the us calls for an end to the violence. And where some of our Plastic Waste ends up an investigation discovers that far from being recycled, some of it gets dumped abroad in fields and waterways. Three of our four nations took big steps towards Normality Today as restrictions on indoor gathering and social contact have been lifted. The Prime Minister told people they must enjoy their new found freedoms with a heavy dose of caution as the number of cases of The Indian Variant of the virus continue to increase. And with it has come a warning from Downing Street that the review into the next lifting of social distancing measures may be delayed. So what is allowed from today . It was due to take effect on the zist it was due to take effect on the 21
Of natural history, and not even the rain could dampen the enthusiasm for todays Grand Reopening and its new work of art. An object thats affected us all. Were here Face To face with the thing weve all been trying to avoid, the virus. It is some 8 Million times bigger than the real thing. But it does allow you to get up close to something that is both terrible but also strangely beautiful. Its made up of tens of millions of pieces of scientific data, crunched and slowly assembled to reveal this. And the moment of revelation came, i was just taken aback cos i thought, id been working for months and months and months during lockdown on my own listening to radio, television, hearing about this dreadful, evil virus and it was just strangely beautiful. It was kind of hauntingly beautiful, and that kind of took me aback. And unveiling it was someone who knows it all too well, the Lead Developer of the oxford vaccine. Its quite a chilling thing to look at because this is the virus thats been