Yes, he has got it. duncan scott from scotland, gold. here in brisbane for wales. rhys mcclenaghan from northern ireland. well done, son. it s a bit unusual in that we are all used to competing in the same team and, all of a sudden, we are split up and it s like, oh, 0k. it s been a long time since i ve been in a scottish vest at such a big championships. so it s going to be great to have such big championships as this in great britain. not many people can really say that they ve got a big championship on their back doorstep. it is going to be an amazing feeling, and just got to stay concentrated and not let the emotions run through. the commonwealth games gives sport and para sports the same platform. this year, women s t20 cricket is one new addition. and around from the bullring is the beach for the volleyball. events are spread around the west midlands, from warwick in the south to cannock further north. these games are mapped out to make a legacy. birmingham has builtjust one new
Ceremony, so the stage is very much set and we will get more details on the programme about what you can expect in the opening ceremony from seven o clock, but what a sporting weekend we have to look forward to on the bbc. sunday afternoon, five o clock to be precise, england will face the eight time winners germany in the final of the women s euros after the germans beat france 2 1 and it will be a close one race and it was as france came fighting back. germany captain alexandra popp lead by example scoring twice as they beat france 2 1 in milton keynes. popp is nowjoint leading tournament scorer with england striker beth mead on six goals. england and germany, a mouthwatering sunday afternoon and evening. so the 2022 commonwealth games begins in birmingham today with the opening ceremony here at the alexander stadium . and here s a sneak peak of what we can expect later. peaky blinders creator steven knight is part of the team behind it.
Platforms empty, cafes closed, and passengers seemingly elsewhere. it wasn t your usual weekday rush hour last night. with most trains leaving the station well before 7pm. in the midlands, just 30% of usual services run of usual services ran from birmingham new street. 12% of trains were on the track in wales, and only five routes were in operation across the whole of scotland. a mix of sympathy and also frustration from commuters. there are other services that get paid a heck of a lot more money. and they need to keep up with them, so they are doing the right thing. i think there are alternative ways of taking action. and the impact is not against the rail service, it is against passengers. i can see it from both. sides, from the people who work at the station. they put a lot of work in. they want more money, i understand that. -
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