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draw, this group was poised like none before. all four teams had finished on four points. the nation going home could be seen by the faces. ukraine out on goal difference at the end of the group stage, this was a cruel conclusion. joe lynskey, bbc news. no doubt about the story of the group stages, georgia reaching the last 16 where they ll face spain on sunday, let s hear from the man of the match kvicha kvaratskhelia it was really hard because portugal is the amazing team. but i told everyone that we can win and we are the top team. we can fight against everyone. i m so proud. i don t care about this trophy. but thanks to give me this trophy. but i m so happy about win. i m so happy. let s just get some reaction from group e, that really tight group where all four teams finished level on four points. belgium were booed off the pitch by their own fans after that 0 0 draw against ukraine, a result that saw them through but means that they have the daunting prospect of ....
this from megaphone diplomacy. an 11 year old girl died after an accident at drayton manor theme park. the british man suspected of carrying out beheadings in syria he s convicted of being a member of is. alexander blackman gives his first tv interview the former marine was jailed for killing a wounded taliban fighter. a moment of madness, i think, is the best description i can give. not exactly the proudest moment of my life. she s called the queen of latin now shirley ballas is the newjudge on strictly. coming up in the sport on bbc news: maria sharapova is to be offered another wildcard as she continues her comeback from a doping ban, this time by the lta to next month s event in birmingham. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has said that under a conservative government there would be a cap on energy prices. the election pledge has run into a barrage of criticism from opposition parties and industry officials alike. theresa may ....
president. he was favoured to win, im proves president. he was favoured to win, improves doolan promising to prove the economy and relationship with north korea. we still don t have the official results. over 41%, north korea. we still don t have the official results. 0ver41%, double his rival. from tomorrow i will be a president for everyone. i will be a president for everyone. i will be a president who serves all the people, even those who did not support me. you may think north korea has dominated this election, but not really. economy and corruption the totti issues. let me play the analysis of us public radio. there isa analysis of us public radio. there is a sense of simmering injustice amongst voters. wealth inequality, a sense of corruption, ties between big business, the family owned conglomerates, like samsung. ties between big business and government have got way too cosy. moon jae in will be elected on a promise to break up those close ties. fight corruption ....
many things could happen that could not happen before. but even while he s abroad the president battles controversy back at home could he seems to say he didn t tell the russians the intelligence was sharing came from israel. also. theresa may is supposed to win this election in a landslide so why are the polls narrowing. tonight the prime minister speaks to the country after a rethink on one of her key manifesto pledges. and. the orb that lit up the internet. twitter goes wild over this photo of president trump on his weekend visit to saudi arabia. how would you write the caption? hello, i am katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. donald trump said today there s now a unique opportunity for peace between israelis and palestinians and the white house clearly believes he s the right man to take advantage of the moment. good luck with that, is effectively the reaction of the many people who have tried and failed to bring about this ultimate deal. but ....
there s evidence that the prospect of brexit is affecting an industry that relies heavily on overseas workers health. there s been a 96% fall in the number of eu nationals registering to work as a nurse in the uk. the institute of directors polled its members over the weekend, and last week s election has had a clear negative impact on business morale. there s been a sudden drop in business confidence, as a direct result of what happened in the election. our members are feeling much less confident about the prospects for the uk economy and they re concerned about the potential impact on their own businesses, as well. it may be that the business voice gets wider audience in government, but with so much political uncertainty, even that prospect is not doing much to lift the gloom. simon jack, bbc news. let s get more on fallout from the general election. at a meeting with her backbenchers this evening, theresa may has apologised for the tories‘ performance in the gene ....