'There was always a feeling of danger'published at 10:47 BST 1 July

Manchester City's Club World Cup exit at the end of Saudi side Al-Hilal hurt "a little bit" like Champions League elimination, says Bernado Silva.
Pep Guardiola's side were beaten 4-3 after extra time in Orlando and now have more time to rest before the start of their Premier League campaign.
A run to the final would have prolonged their campaign until 13 July - just five weeks before the next season begins - but Silva refused to take positives from the result.
"No-one wanted to lose," he said post-match.
"We are very used to not having holidays, unfortunately, because the schedule is crazy and when we are in a competition we take it very seriously.
"We had a lot of ambition for this Club World Cup and we wanted to win it."
Asked if the defeat hurt as much as Champions League elimination, Silva added: "Yes, a little bit. Yes."
Silva opened the scoring against Al-Hilal but City did not lead the match again before Marcos Leonardo's winner eight minutes before the end of extra time.
"There was always a feeling of danger coming from them when they recovered the ball in transition and their counters," he said. "We allowed them to run way too many times.
"But apart from that we had chances. We scored three goals and we could have scored five or six.
"We were expecting another difficult game like Juventus and when you don't control transitions then good players, like Al-Hilal have, punish you. That's what happened."
On City's new Premier League season beginning at Wolves on 16 August, Silva added: "We will try to have as much rest as possible but also come back to prepare for the season properly."