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died in police custody. she d been detained for allegedly not wearing her headscarf properly. our correspondent shaimaa khalil reports from doha. it was impossible to escape the politics in this game. in the most and the most extraordinary moment came from iran s players, refusing to sing the national anthem, a move that could have serious consequences from them but that is also seen to side with the protesters. even before the match, emotions were high, many with a clear message about why they were here. i’m high, many with a clear message about why they were here. i m not cheerin: about why they were here. i m not cheering for about why they were here. i m not cheering for the about why they were here. i m not cheering for the islamic about why they were here. i m not cheering for the islamic republic | cheering for the islamic republic because they represent an islamic republic, i m here to support my country, my homeland, iran. that republic, i m here to support my count
hello and welcome to sportsday. i m hugh ferris. our headlines this evening. qatar become the first host nation to lose their opening match of the world cup. beaten by ecuador. for the iran game and each one they have in qatar, england will take the knee ahead of kick off. we think it is a strong statement that will we think it is a strong statement that will go around the world for people that will go around the world for heaple to that will go around the world for people to see. that inclusivity is very people to see. that inclusivity is very important. emma hayes returns to the touchline as her chelsea team go top of the wsl. also coming up in the programme. a fitting finish for verstappen. he wins a 15th grand prix in abu dhabi to end a record breaking season.
the economy to raise living standards for everyone. adding that more monetary plans will be made public in late november. but before that, we can to pound means the price of goods and services imported into the uk will increase. with everything from food to smartphones liable to be affected. raising prices at a time when costs have already soared. and the prospect the bank of england may raise interest rates to shore up confidence means mortgage companies have pulled deals and borrowers face paying more on their repayments. in borrowers face paying more on their repayments. their repayments. in the long term, their repayments. in the long term. the their repayments. in the long term, the biggest their repayments. in the long term, the biggest sickle - their repayments. in the long j term, the biggest sickle force that drives term, the biggest sickle force that drives house term, the biggest sickle force that drives house prices- term, the biggest sickle force that drives house