Into this Years Tournament as the favourites, but got better and better as the games went on. In rodri, they had the player of the tournament. In teenage sensation lamine yamal, they had the young player of the tournament, and Dani Olmo shared the golden boot. So its a future thats very bright according to Spanish Football journalist ernest macia. If you asked me at the beginning of this euros, i would say spain has a few options to win the competition, in which france are favourites, in which germany are hosts, in which there are players that can mark an era like jude bellingham. So there was little room for spain, because the talent was too young yet. However, this is not elite competition, this is not champions league, so its a different tournament in which a Bad Day condemns you. And once spains growing talent, like lamine yamal, for example, gabi and pedri were injured, so you can imagine our surprise when they were out of the national team and still spain was doing very well rodr
overnight with this light south easterly feet of moist air coming in off the north sea. that low cloud and fog is fairly widespread first thing tomorrow morning. it looks likely again that western scotland, north west england and western areas are seeing more sunshine as the fog blows back. where it lingers there is temperatures could be disappointing. highs of 14 likely through the afternoon. then we could see some showers arriving on wednesday. down into the south west they will drift steadily northwards across south wales and then through the m4 corridor as we go through the morning. drierand brighterslots morning. drier and brighter slots and morning. drierand brighterslots and western fringes seeing more in the way of sunshine. dodge the showers and keep son in the south east and we could see temperatures peaking at around 14 or 15. it is a different story further north with a colder feel two things, temperatures struggling at five or 7 degrees. it is the cooler story th
and the queen stresses the importance of staying in touch with friends and family in a message to mark commonwealth dayjust hours before the broadcast of the duke and duchess of sussex interview with oprah winfrey. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. we begin with breaking news. in the uk or around the world. at least four extremely powerful explosions have gone off in the city of batuh, in the west african state of equatorial guinea, causing huge destruction. an official statement has just been released, saying 15 people have been killed and more than 500 injured. the explosions happened at a military camp, and the official statement says they were due to negligence in areas where dynamite was kept. the government is calling for help from the international community. a little earlier, i heard more detail from the africa editor for the bbc world service will ross. clearly the emergency services were completely overwhelmed with at least three
with friends and family, in a message to mark commonwealth dayjust hours before the broadcast of the duke and duchess of sussex interview with oprah winfrey. hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the first papal visit to iraq is drawing to a close, as the pontiff prepares to fly out of the country on monday. pope francis spent his last full day visiting parts of the country once held by militants from the self styled islamic state. the pontiff then celebrated mass at a football stadium in irbil, the capital of iraq s kurdistan region. he told an audience of thousands that iraq will always be in his heart. our correspondent mark lowen is travelling with pope francis and has this report on the historic visit. from the rubble of war, a messenger of peace. face to face with the brutality of islamic state terror in mosul, pope francis came to appeal for unity to rise from its ashes. beside a church destroyed in the fighting, a powerful moment of refl