i quick snapshot from paris a quick snapshot from paris, a large number of protesters and police on the streets. we ve seen a few skirmishes but the stand off between government and protesters continues over that change to the pension age. we will return to paris in the next little while but those are some of the pictures coming into us. sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here s will parry. deja vu at chelsea! yes, chelsea say they re delighted to welcome frank lampard back to the club as caretaker manager until the end of the season. his return comes a little over two years after he was sacked and replaced by thomas tuchel. the former chelsea midfielder has been out of a job since being dismissed by everton injanuary. lampard held his first press conference ahead of saturday s game against wolves in the premier league and says the chance to come back was too good to turn down. i have a lot of emotions and feelings towards the club and i m also a prac
more on those headlines in a moment. first, let s round up the sports news. what are fans making a chelsea of today s appointment? england s women have the chance of lifting more silverware later when they take on brazil in the finalissima, a match between the european and south american champions at a sold out wembley. our sports reporterjo currie is there for us now. the world cup will be with us before we know it, a big chance for thise england players to impreess sarina wiegman. after a ny after any major tournament the result was a freshening up of the squad and the likes of ellen white and jill scott are no longer around, there are big injuries to players who are not available for these two games and there are players in the euro squad who have not been selected so there are opportunities for new players coming in to try to impress a sarina wiegman, heading out to australia this summer, but tonight will be a massive occasion, some players potentially making their debuts
good start. and new zealand odi captain kane williamson is set to miss this year s world cup after rupturing his acl playing in the indian premier league. williamson was injured while fielding for gujarat titans in their win over chennai super kings and will need surgery followed by a period of rehabilitation. the icc men s cricket world cup in india begins in october. and that s all the sport for now. let s turn to afghanistan it s almost a week since a prominent activist for girls education was arrested by the taliban. mattiullah wesa, is the founder of the pen path charity which has worked to get girls and boys into school concentrating especially in rural areas of the country. he was arrested after friday prayers last week, the latest sign of the taliban tightening thier clampdown on any of protest against their ban on girls and women attending
and other personal data, allowing criminals to log into people s bank accounts and other services. two mllion people may have fallen victim to the fraudsters around the world. that s the latest from business. you re watching bbc news. lets turn to afghanistan it s almost a week since a prominent activist for girls education was arrested by the taliban. mattiullah wesa, is the founder of the pen path charity which has worked to get girls and boys into school concentrating especially in rural areas of the country. he was arrested after friday prayers last week the latest sign of the taliban tightening thier clampdown on any of protest against their ban on girls and women attending school or universities. his brother attaulla spoke to me earlier and described the moment of the arrest.
what has it been like to see all of that simply swept away in an instant? we are campaigners, we are activists, we will continue our work. you know that the whole of the afghan nation stood by wesa when he was arrested, they showed so much reaction reaction on social media. it was the youth of the country that made the world aware of his abduction. but mentally, it s very, very hard to cope with the sudden abduction or suddenly being taken away and seeing your work all gone because people don t agree with you. i heard one campaigner say only last week it feels like the country is being held hostage. these arrests, these bans, they re always condemned, but is there enough international pressure?