autumn term, she knows some things can only be put off for so long. hazel shearing, bbc news. later on breakfast we hear from later on breakfast we hearfrom one primary school head teacher whose class rooms were flooded with raw sewage. but first, at five past seven, more of today s news from sally, starting with developments overnight in ukraine. at least eight people have been killed by a russian missile strike in the city of kramatorsk in eastern ukraine. more than 50 others were also wounded when a restaurant and shopping area was hit. our correspondent mayenijones is in kyiv. mayeni, what more can you tell us about these latest attacks? yes, this missile struck the city centre of kramatorsk at a particularly busy time, before curfew, a report of people having dinner when the missile struck. one
than previous polls but delays and attacks on some polling stations meant voting was postponed until sunday in parts of the country. our west africa correspondent mayenijones is in lagos. things are a little quieter than they would usually be on a monday morning here on the streets of lagos. lots of people are still waiting to see what happens once the election results come out. they have been trickling out very, very slowly, and the electoral commission says that is because they have had issues with the new electronic voting system. it was meant to allow different polling stations to upload the results onto their website as they came in. that did not happen. 2a hours after ballots closed, many results were not up on the portal, which has fuelled speculation here that there is some kind of manipulation going on. people are not very trustworthy of the electoral process because this is a country that has a history of ballot rigging and vote buying. there has been by and large a consensus
how lively is it going to be in here? it will be maximum crescendo, i dare say. yeah, it s going to be to the limit. i came to doha four years ago wanting to be here during the world cup. that s what brought me to qatar. there are other countries i could have chosen so, yeah, it s something that i ve always believed, almost believed it s in my destiny to be here to see harry kane lift the world cup. look back to when the women won and, you know, straightaway you could see happy, smiling faces everywhere, so i think if england, if the men could, you know, reciprocate that, i think it d be absolutely fantastic. # football s coming home!# lots of confidence among the english fans. 0ur west africa correspondent mayenijones is in dakar, she told us more about the senegal team and the national feeling towards football. they won the africa cup of nations. a couple of their players play for british teams, including chelsea, and some european ones. it is a nation very much
following microphone suffered the defeat last time. it s a different tournament, they see it as a refresher, four matches away from winning the world cup. he knows there can be no mistakes from here on in. it is when or bust for england now. i must win from here on in and it starts with cynical later. senegal. everyone says it is vital and it really is, every game matters. 0ur west africa correspondent mayenijones is in the senegal capital of dakar for us this morning. good morning to you, thank you for joining us this morning. huge game of course for everyone, how are people feeling there. of course for everyone, how are people feeling there. morning, yeah, here, the people feeling there. morning, yeah, here. the day people feeling there. morning, yeah, here. the day is people feeling there. morning, yeah, here, the day is starting people feeling there. morning, yeah, here, the day is starting but - people feeling there. morning, yeah, here, the day is starting but very i
simply, they are four matches away from winning the world cup, and essentially in his eyes a new tournament starts now but there can be no mistakes. it really is when buster england and up next, it s getting past cynical in the last 16. just over 13 hours until kick off. thank you indeed. i am getting nervous already! 0ur west africa correspondent mayenijones is in the senegal capital of dakar for us this morning. good morning to you! a big morning for england but also for senegal. the second time they reached the knockout stages? morning, yes, absolutely. this is the second time and incidentally, their coach was the captain of the team managed to progress to the quarterfinals in 2002 so he will be hoping that he can repeat the achievement for the team that he is currently coaching. currently coaching. what is the atmosphere currently coaching. what is the atmosphere like, currently coaching. what is the atmosphere like, our - currently coaching. what is the i atmosphere like, our