Especially about the manager, Gareth Southgate, and the trust they have in him, knowing the huge amount of work he puts in on the opposition and trusting him and they go out, however they are set up against the opposition. That is what Gareth Southgate has to get right over the next couple of days against the danes. He has tweaked his formation a couple of times. We heard from southgate today, and he spoke about how players are not in a bubble. They know the impact they are having on the nation and so does he. England matches bring families and communities together, and they are matches that you remember where you were. Some of the nicest messages you get other people appreciate how the players have been, that they feel they can connect with them. They should be very proud of that. And its lovely that certain generations of fans are seeing england for the first time and these are their formative memories. England for the first time and these are theirformative memories. Bless them, the
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me arejenny kleeman, the journalist and Times Radio presenter, and michael booker, who is the Deputy Editor at the daily express. Very good evening to you both once again and thank you very much for being with us this evening. Kicking off with the metro. Boris rolls the dice thats the headline on the Front Page of the metro. The Prime Minister has confirmed that all Covid Restrictions, including mask wearing and social distancing, should come to an end in two weeks time. The main headline on the telegraph its now or never. With restrictions set to go onJuly 19th, borisjohnson says there is growing confidence in government that vaccines stop serious illness and death. Similarly, on the Front Page of The Times, it shows how the Prime Minister is set to Life Covid restrictions to lift Covid Restrictions on the 19th ofjuly. Earlier today, borisjohnson said if we cant open our society soon, then we mus
Heres louise lear. Its been keeping us on our toes, the wimbledon forecAst. There are some shower clouds threatening but i suspect there will be plenty of played today. I dont suspect there will be that much golf, this wAs earlier on. Those showers have been sitting across the north of the country. Into scotland come into Northern Ireland, fairly widespread, may be still the Odd Rumble of thunder. Furthersouth may be still the Odd Rumble of thunder. Further south that is where we have the clearer skies. However, you can already see what is Waiting In The Wings to arrive later on today. Enjoy the sunshine while you have got it. Any showers will be a very isolated indeed. The sharper showers will drift into Western Scotland and Northern Ireland this afternoon. And if you get the sunshine, you are probably likely to see temperatures into the low 20s. But we change gear once again down to the South West. By The End of the afternoon into the Isles Of Scilly and across cornwall, we will see
Raducanus future is bright, and it is bright of course, isnt it . Absolutely. She placed a fantastic tennis and shes completely charming. Everybody was rooting for her and you see her in the postmaster interview, and herjoy. Shesjust postmaster interview, and herjoy. Shes just effervescent and her enthusiasm. My only fear is shes going to come back next year and still play the same fantastic tennis, but shall be a year older and have that expectation on her shoulders. She wont have that freedom of having nothing to lose, and thats a shame. I would have loved to see her go as far she possibly could in this particular tournament. Just simply because she had that freshness. But shes still brightening up the weekend for a lot. ,. Brightening up the weekend for a lot. ,. ,. , brightening up the weekend for a lot. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , lot. Its a real shame. To have to retire her lot. Its a real shame. To have to retire her in lot. Its a real shame. To have to retire her in that lot. Its a rea