Minutes away from their biggest match in more than half a century. The team were cheered on as they arrived at the stadium hoping for the Tournament Win that has proved so elusive for decades. Thousands of fans are gathering here, and across the country, in support of gareth southgate s team. He had this message for them well be doing everything we can. Your Support And Energy has given us a huge lift, and i know it will on sunday. Heres the scene above Wembley Stadium where 65,000, mostly england supporters, will be watching. It begins at 8pm. Kick off against italy in the delayed Euro 2020 final. But italy are looking to upset the home advantage. They arrived at the stadium having flown in from italy yesterday into luton. They are a 33 match unbeaten run. They are on a. Many wouldnt bet against them. The Uks Vaccine Minister says the government is confident that plans to lift a range of Covid Restrictions will go ahead Onjuly 19th in england. But he also said masks are still expected
Off you are now its time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. This building High Pressure, you can see the Weather Front bringing more cloud to parts of england and wales, thick enough to squeeze out the odd bit of patchy rain to the midlands, northern and Eastern England, when the sunshine pops out, that is likely to set off the Odd Heavy Shower. Temperatures, perhaps a degree or so down on yesterday monday a similar story, variable clouds and good sunshine. Through the afternoon, heavy showers developing across parts of england and wales. Temperatures may be up to 22 23, we could see 20 in the Central Belt. Through the week, the North West Corner will see thickest cloud, drier sunnier and warmer further south. Hello, this is bbc news, the headlines the Health Secretary says the Delta Variant of virus first detected in india is 40 more transmissible and the government is open to delaying the final lifting of coronavirus restrictions in england onjune 21st. That does make life m
Coventry has hosted an array of small scale performances around the city to mark the start of its year as the Uk City of culture. From Music And Dance performances to horseback rides, the event called Coventry Moves was billed as a playful and engaging introduction to the city. Colleen harris reports. Rise above life is below, river flows. Breathing new life into coventry s ska and 2 tone legacy, the Singer Pauline Black of the 70s and 80s band the selecter opened the Uk City of culture with a performance in a residential part of the city. I play the river spirit. There is a river that runs under coventry called the sherbourne, and im enticing the future generation by telling a story about how coventry came together. Big up the bolly dancers organisers have had to keep plans low key and secret to avoid attracting crowds, so performers and Street Theatre is moving through the city telling its story of resilience, innovation and youthfulness. Youthfulness is the glint in a young persons
Say they re 100 percent certain science and then making sure that we the games will begin make that available generously to on time, despite a surge everybody at cost without taking a in coronavirus cases injapan. And a dress fit for a princess diana s wedding dress charge for the intellectual property. That is the sort of thing is going on public display we can do to help the whole world get out of this pandemic. Matt for the first time in 25 years. Hancock speaking get out of this pandemic. Matt hancock speaking in get out of this pandemic. Matt hancock speaking in oxford. Matt hancock speaking in oxford. Joining me now is professor barry schoub, the chairman of south africa s ministerial advisory committee on coronavirus vaccine development. Thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. First, iwould thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. First, i would assume that you agree with matt hancock, that some of those vaccines can be made and good morning and welcome to bbc distribut
Michaela coel has picked up two awards for her drama i may destroy you at the baftas. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson was watching. I may destroy you. These bafta tv awards were dominated by one woman. Michaela coel. The bbc one drama i may destroy you was based on michaela coel s experience of being sexually assaulted. It was named best miniseries and she was best actress, to go along with baftas she had already won for directing and writing the show. Speaking backstage, she explained how making the programme had been cathartic. I m getting a bit emotional. It was, to be honest, incredible. It really helped me get past some troubling stuff. And what it enabled me to do is sort of pair something quite tragic with something quite beautiful. I did used to think i could read your mind at times. I don t know, maybe that s normal. Bbc three s normal people was a huge word of mouth lockdown hit. Here, its star, paul mescal, was named best actor. Do you have any worries it s go