all the details for you as we had through the morning. it s saturday 13th july. thousands of england fans are descending on berlin ahead of tomorrow night s euros final against spain. here, pubs and supermarkets are preparing for what could be their busiest weekend of the year, with venues in england and wales allowed to stay open until one o clock in the morning, under special licensing rules. let s get the latest from john in berlin now. john, good morning to you. so, as you said, 60 years waiting for men to triumph at the football for england. what do we think? well, undoubtedly england. what do we think? well, undoubtedly it s england. what do we think? well, undoubtedly it s going england. what do we think? well, undoubtedly it s going to - england. what do we think? ji undoubtedly it s going to be a huge couple of days ahead, notjust for the players, but for the fans as well, who have followed their team across germany. six matches played so far, nowjust one sta
sun. through saturday night, some big storms breaking out across wales, northern england and scotland and through sunday as the storms slowly push eastwards we could start to sequence might impact because the storms can be quite slow moving across parts of central and eastern england potentially bringing localised surface water flooding although the amount of rain you get from one stomp to the next will vary a lot. western areas tending to brighten up. later in the day on sunday temperature of the neck down a little, but closer to average, 17-20. a little, but closer to average, 17 20. kuyt mixed weather picture this weekend but for some there will be at least some spells of sunshine quite a mixed weather picture. thanks for that. goodbye from me. on bbc one let sjoin thanks for that. goodbye from me. on bbc one let s join our news team is hello and welcome to sportsday. i m sarah mulkerrins coming up. the road to 20:23pm starts tonight but there s no steph horton for
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hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. tomorrow s front pages, starting with, the sea was closed the metro quotes foreign secretary dominic raab s defence at being on holiday as afghanistan fell to the taliban, saying in hindsight he should have come home earlier. also leads on afghanistan including ut defence secretary telling afghanistan to forget the airport and get to the border. nobody is coming. the guardian front page showing testimony from the trapped in kabul awaiting evacuation. the telegraph focuses on the nhs saying that the nhs has drawn up plans to vaccinate 12 year olds from the first week schools go back. covid 19 vaccines feature on the daily express from pages will sing pressure is growing to speed up the roll out of boosterjobs after research shows vexing protections can wane after six months. so, let s begin. we will start with afghanistan, of course. northe we will start with afghanistan, of course. nor th
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster henry bonsu, and lord jones, who is a former trade minster. just digby to us. just looking forward to what s on the front pages. let s start with the times it leads with multiple fatalities after plymouth mass shooting. the home secretary, priti patel, described the incident as shocking . in the financial times, the us and uk are sending troops to afghanistan to help evacuate embassy staff from the capital, kabul. the metro says the move follows a wave of attacks from the taliban, as it seized 11 of afghanistan s 3a provincial capitals. the telegraph s sports page covers team gb s cj ujah, who may lose his silver medal in track and field after being suspended for an alleged doping breach. the guardian says gcse results this year have revealed a widening performance gap between pupils at selective schools and those from other state schools. and finally, the i