and coming up in the sport on bbc news. the history chasers can they become the first scotland side to make it out of the group stage of a major tournament? hello and welcome to the bbc news at 0ne. well, in just a few hours, scotland s footballers kick off the euros, taking on germany in the opening game of the four week tournament. tens of thousands of scotland fans have descended on munich. england play their first match on sunday, against serbia. john watson s in munich for us and john, a big task for scotland tonight playing germany in germany? it is. they are calling this the biggest party in scottish football in 26 years. not since the world cup which was staged in france back in 1998 have scotland qualified for a major tournament overseas. as you can probably see behind me most of the scotland fans have now arrived here in munich. they have been mingling alongside their german counterparts here in one of the main squares in the city. it has been good natured, good
I think 30 years ago, the nurses were handmaidens to the doctors, following their instructions. Whereas nowadays, were breeding nurses now that are making those decisions for patients and that, to me, is the absolute, the difference, the nurses making those decisions. A well respected member of the multi disciplinary team. And nurses are under so much pressure these days in hospitals, staffing levels, pay, that hasnt put you off at all . Definitely not. Theres always going to be Sick Children and families that need our help and no otherjob has Job Satisfaction like that. If there was one small bit of advice that youd give to grace about her starting her career, that may stay with her the whole way through, what would it be, do you think . Never stop caring. Adina campbell, bbc news. By by the way tomorrow, we will bring you the latest figures that we have on the problems of recruiting and retaining nurses in the nhs. Now on bbc one its time for the news where you are. Welcome to bbc lo
Culture and religious background even matter . Good evening and welcome to bbc news. Theresa may says she intends to stay on to fight the next general election. The Prime Minister, who is visiting japan, told the bbc there was absolutely no basis whatsoever to reports that she would stand down in two years time. Mrs may was speaking to the bbc at the start of a three day visit to japan, during which she hopes to ease concerns about brexit and prepare the way for a trade agreement. This report from our Political Correspondent ben wright contains flash photography. Its theresa mays first visit to japan as Prime Minister. She doesnt plan on it being her last. Wearing the colours of the countrys flag, this visit is a reminder that brexit is notjust about fractious talks in brussels. Its about reassuring long standing allies and investors beyond the eu. Stick with us, her message to japan. But theresa may also revealed her ambition here, and had a message for her critics back home. Is it yo
Hearing from them later in the programme. We will Hearfrom Karl Mercer at a nearby mosque which opened its doors to help those in need tonight, who were evacuated from the tower block itself. Alice has a different Vantage Point of the one ive got now. Firstly, i think we should hear from those affected most. People who tonight are counting themselves lucky to escape alive. People who lost their homes and in many cases, people who have lost just about everything and in many cases, people who have lostjust about everything they own. Lostjust about everything they own. Today lostjust about everything they own. Today is the 14th ofjune. 2am, i was woken up by the siren noise. It was my son that woke me up. I think it was about 1 20am. And where were you . On the 17th floor. We grabbed them. We ran downstairs, it took us a solid four minutes to get out, just as i was entering the ground floor, The Fire Brigade was coming up. It was moving very fast. I cannot imagine, it was so fast. I looke
Hearing from them later in the programme. We will Hearfrom Karl Mercer at a nearby mosque which opened its doors to help those in need tonight, who were evacuated from the tower block itself. Alice has a different Vantage Point of the one ive got now. Firstly, i think we should hear from those affected most. People who tonight are counting themselves lucky to escape alive. People who lost their homes and in many cases, people who have lost just about everything and in many cases, people who have lostjust about everything they own. Lostjust about everything they own. Today lostjust about everything they own. Today is the 14th ofjune. 2am, i was woken up by the siren noise. It was my son that woke me up. I think it was about 1 20am. And where were you . On the 17th floor. We grabbed them. We ran downstairs, it took us a solid four minutes to get out, just as i was entering the ground floor, The Fire Brigade was coming up. It was moving very fast. I cannot imagine, it was so fast. I looke