on the lips by him following spain s victory over england in sydney. the organisation said it would take legal action against her. more than 80 players have now said they ll boycott games until he quits. our sports correspondent, joe lynskey, has more details on the story spain s winning world cup moment could soon become a legal battle. this was the kiss from the fa president that overshadowed the week they became world champions. luis rubiales has refused to resign, and now the dispute has gone further. last nightjenni hermoso said. as was seen in the images, at no time did i consent to the kiss. the spanish football federation has hit back. they say, the president will show each of the lies that are spread, either by someone on behalf of the player or by the player herself, and that they will now take legal action. the rfef say these pictures prove rubiales right, and that this lift from hermoso meant she also gave consent. she has denied that action even happened. tra
let s get to cnn s polo sandoval. we have zero indication there s any active threat to the public, but the investigation is certainly just getting underway here. you want to get you straight to what police have confirmed so far. as you look at the pictures that have come in, police confirmed that at least seven people were hurt during a situation that played out earlier this morning at 7:00 a.m. all of them are expected to survive, so there are no life-threatening injuries. we do understand, as we just saw from the pictures, this incident interrupted what was supposed to be the caribbean festival, which usually features about two parades. the first of whiches was getting ready to begin this morning when the shots rang out. you can see one vehicle that was damage d there. doing some digging, this is supposed to be a moment to celebrate, usually draws in large crowds and families that will line the streets in the neighborhood, but in the past, there s also attracted some v vi
only if we work can we have food on our plates. the world health organization says it s pregnant women and young children who will face some of the gravest consequences of all from climate change. but simple solutions to better protect women are there. this is a big challenge, which we anticipate, and everyone has got a role to do. teach them about the recipes that can cool their body. and before, this was all open? open, open. so the sun would just be on the workers? yeah. translation: i consider being pregnant a great blessing. - every morning, lavanya wakes at 5am and heads to the fields of flowers close to her home. there she spends three hours picking some of the thousands of delicate tube roses that have sprung up overnight. translation: only through work can we have food on our plates. l that s our situation. one person s income is not enough to feed the whole family, so it s important that i contribute. it gives me immense satisfaction. lavanya gets paid around 300 ru
there she spends three hours picking some of the thousands of delicate tube roses that have sprung up overnight. translation: only through work can we have food on our plates. l that s our situation. one person s income is not enough to feed the whole family, so it s important that i contribute. it gives me immense satisfaction. lavanya gets paid around 300 rupees for her efforts. that s just under £3, or $4. her in laws own the fields she works in. but now she carries more than just her collection buckets. lavanya is six months pregnant. when the test came back positive, i was so happy. i had some dizziness in the first couple of months, but i was ok. at five months, i started feeling the baby kicking. it is tough working in the heat. i wear a shirt and a headscarf to protect myself from the scorching sun, but i sweat a lot. and that causes a burning sensation on my skin, in my eyes. i feel itchy all over my legs, and it can get painful. we know that extreme heat can cause
in a video address, mr netanyahu said he told joe biden in their latest phone call that it is impossible to complete the victory without the idf entering rafah. the bbc s mark lowen has more from jerusalem. once again, israel s prime minister benjamin netanyahu has declared his intention and determination to send the israeli army into rafah in southern gaza, where some 1.5 million people are thought to be sheltering. it is a plan that has drawn international condemnation and warnings of atrocities that could take place there. he has said that he has approved the operational plan for rafah and that he will soon approve the evacuation of civilians, but added that it would take time for the incursion to begin. now, it doesn t spell much hope really for the continuing ceasefire talks that are ongoing in the qatari capital, doha. and a senior hamas official has said that israel s response to the latest proposals there seemed negative and constituted a step backwards. now, all o