that flat group stage , the knockout stage was torture at times, but they are here. only one change from the netherlands match with luke shaw in for kieran trippier. luke shaw starting his first match since february out on the left. pick forward in gold, walker stones and marc guehi, seica on the right wing back, declan rice, kobbie mainoo the mealsjude bellingham, phil foden floating around and behind the captain harry kane. two changes for spain from their semi final against france dani carvajal and le normand are back in the line up for jesus navas and nacho. when i see mine, has in her mind aymeric laporte marc cucurella rodrigo fabienne ruiz, five in ruiz was not lost a mattress pain. anyone thatis was not lost a mattress pain. anyone that is played and since he made his debut five years ago. denny ultimo, the williams on the left flank, alvaro morata up front, their captain, and yamine lamal who has let up this tournament for spain. he turned 17 yesterday. he scored i
it means the tokyo citizens have chosen continuity over drastic change. obviously she has been a popular governor and people appreciate her policies and implementations childcare and implementations childcare and medical infrastructure. in and medical infrastructure. in victory, tokyo has a lot of ground to make up with industry changes? yes. the process is laboriously manual based injapan and tokyo is no exemption. they aren t are making strides on digitising the processes and for people to access online. tokyo tries to compete with hong kong and singapore as well as being a financial hub in the region. there are differences when it comes to tax rate. japan has the week yen as well. that makes it perhaps less attractive forjapanese attractive for japanese capital. what attractive forjapanese capital. what would you think is going to be the impact going forward with koike in charge? there is a little a government can do and it s true thatjapan and tokyo has a very high tax ra
to him and a few thousand soggy but satisfied spectators, you suspect. ben croucher, bbc news. this is my last race here at the british grand prix with this team, so i wanted to win this so much for them, because i love them, i appreciate them so much, all the hard work they ve been putting in all over these yea rs. i m forever grateful to everyone in this team, everyone at mercedes and all of our partners, and then otherwise to all our incredible fans. i could see you lap by lap as i was coming around, and there s just no greater feeling as to finish at the front here. next to wimbledon, where it s been a very busy middle sunday, and plenty of shocks, including coco gauff, who was the highest seed left in the women s tournament, but she is now out in the last 16. once again failing to reach the quarterfinals, this time the number two seed was beaten in straight sets by fellow american emma navarro on centre court. wimbledon is the only grand slam at which gauff so good on
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than hamilton to put dry tyres on with immediate consequences. hamilton into the lead and no stopping him claiming a record ninth british grand prix. 2.5 years since his last win and some fresh waterworks flowing. thank you so much, guys! it means a lot to get this one. to him and a few thousand soggy but satisfied spectators, you suspect. ben croucher, bbc news. this is my last race here at the british grand prix with this team, so i wanted to win this so much for them, because i love them, i appreciate them so much, all the hard work they ve been putting in all over these yea rs. i m forever grateful to everyone in this team, everyone at mercedes and all of our partners, and then otherwise to all our incredible fans. i could see you lap by lap as i was coming around, and there s just no greater feeling as to finish at the front here. next to wimbledon, where it s been a very busy middle sunday, and plenty of shocks, including coco gauff, who was the highest seed left in t