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To win their sixth world cup. and they�*ll have to come through an encounter this afternoon against the surprise 2018 finalists croatia. neymar was back from injury and back scoring in their last 16 comfortable win over south korea. while croatia came through penalties againstjapan to get here. kick off three o clock. that will be live on bbc one. and a lot of people are wondering if it�*ll be a south american semifinal if both brazil and argentina progress. they take on the netherlands in t...

Foothalt _ so attention turns to the other home nation in action today — as at 7 o clock england will take on the usa. gareth southgate�*s side can secure a place in the last 16 with victory. there were some injury concerns for captain harry kane, but he�*s fit to start. england hammered iran 6—2 on monday but face a tougher task against a united states side ranked 16th in the world. so what does southgate think of their opposition? we have got huge respect for our opponent. we know a lo...

Germany sparking ecstatic celebrations. there have been two suspected bomb attacks injerusalem. the blasts at bus stops in the city — killed a teenage boy. 19 others were wounded. this year has seen a spate of deadly gun and knife attacks, targeting israelis, triggering waves of israeli military raids in palestinian cities in the occupied west bank. but the use of explosives injerusalem would be the most significant attack, in years. tom bateman reports. as people had to work, an explosion rip...

At wembley last night. let�*s bring you some breaking news from the uk. a man has been remanded into custody charged with murdering nine—year—old lilia valutyte who was found stabbed in the street in boston, lincolnshire. deividas skebas, 22, spoke only to confirm his name, date of birth and address during a short hearing at lincoln magistrates�* court on monday morning. skebas will appear at lincoln crown court later on monday. 0ur correspondent navtej johal is at the scene for us in bo...

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Are used to seeing has been a challenge for lots of airports because lots ofjobs were cut during the pandemic and they have found it hard to recruit quickly enough to meet that rising demand. here at east midlands they are in the same position. they have been trying to recruit, trying to get those people in place. they say the critical role is like a security officers, and still some otherjobs going the airport. i�*ve been taking a look at two of the country�*s biggest airports, gatwick and ...

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Hello. this is bbc news with rebecca jones. more now on our main story. the prime minister is to address his mps in private in a few hours, ahead of a confidence vote on his leadership of the conservative party. confirmation came this morning that the vote had been triggered after at least 5a mps wrote to sir graham brady, chair of the backbench 1922 committee, saying they no longer have confidence in mrjohnson. that vote will take place between six and eight this evening. therell be a count str...