Hello and welcome to our look ahead to whAt the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are olivia utley, assistant Comment Editor At The Telegraph, and rob merrick, deputy Political Editor of the independent. Welcome to both of you. Good to have you back with us. You survive the football and you have restrained yourselves on the celebrAtions or commiserAtion. Thanks for thAt. England get the job done, says The Telegraph, which feAtures a picture of Footballer Raheem Sterling celebrAting after he scored the goal thAt sealed the win against the Czech Republic this evening. The metro also feAtures the football on its front page, in particular the 60,000 fans thAt will be allowed into Wembley Stadium for the euros final, calling it a lockdown milestone. The financial times focuses on how the pandemic has been a boon for the wealthy, with more than 5 Million people becoming millionaires in the last year. The guardian leads on Government Ministers pushing ahead with proposals to privAt
Tonight at ten, sadness for scotland their footballers fail to make history, and theyre out of the euros. Patient and theyre out of the euros. Flow via croatia. Madi they were beaten by a Strong Croatia in Hampden Park, ending the dream of being the first ever scottish team to get to the Knockout Stages of a major tournament. A night of dejection for scotlands fans, whod harboured hopes of witnessing history for the national side. Disappointed, it is the hope that kills scotland and hes headed it in, and England Lead meanwhile at wembley, an early goal helped england to victory over the Czech Republic, as they head into the final 16 as group winners. Well have the latest from Hampden Park and from wembley, where the matches have just finished. Also tonight more time for vaccinations as ministers say its looking good for restrictions in england to be fully lifted Onjuly 19th In Scotland its going to be 9th august. A Special Report from texas where thousands of migrant children are being
Just feeding in also towards parts of northwest england, the north and west of wales during the day, whereas southeast wales, much of southern, central and eastern england and indeed parts of eastern scotland, will see some sunny spells at times. and feeling pleasantly warm where you see those. and much warmer in southeast england compared with recent days, as this wind is much lighter. so, here, temperatures just creep into the low 20s. this area of cloud and patchy rain s moving further south on thursday.