Follow wimbledon across the bbc, including Johanna Konta, who is for englands lionesses in lyon. Second upper one court. Bbc one, bbc two, the red button. 18 courts you they play the world champions the can choose from on the iplayer and usa tonight in france, aiming to get the bbc sport website. Bbc two from toa usa tonight in france, aiming to get to a womens World Cup Final for the very first time. 10 30am. Tonight, the big one, can england make history and reach their first World Cup Final against the usa . It kicks off at a table coverage starts from 7 30pm on bbc one. It is a very busy day, good morning and welcome wimbledon and the womens world cup to the bbc news at nine. And we will have updates on bbc news an investigation is under way throughout the day. After a stowaway whos believed to have fallen from a passenger plane bound for heathrow was found dead in a garden well as weve just been hearing, in south london. Tonight the lionesses take police say on the usa for a place the body, believed to be that in the womens World Cup Final. Of a man, fell from a flight no fewer than seven of the squad originating from nairobi. Come from the north east of england a bag, water and some food were found in the planes landing where the first elite football academies for School Girls Gear compartment when it arrived are set to be launched. John maguire has more. At the airport. Our correspondent keith doyle we are in the north east. Girls have been training this morning, a lot of is in clapham in south london. Skill involved a lot of dedication and enthusiasm as well. They are this is an absolutely horrific story enjoying playing. We said to them, you dont need to come out until ten minutes before we are on air, but in every respect, keith . Absolutely. They have been out here an hour this part of london is on the kicking the ball around. Good heathrow flight path. Hundreds of planes fly directly overhead every morning, you recognise stephen day and it was from one of those elliott, former sunderland and republic of ireland player. What will it mean for the school and the planes, Kenya Airways flight, that girls and their future . It is a it is believed this man fell. Police believe when the landing gear was fantastic and unique opportunity for the goal is to be able to join the deployed, as the centre into League Football academy based at the Heathrow Airport, that is when the school and hopefully the national man fell to his death into the profile and the International Garden of one of the houses behind profile and the International Profile of womens football as it is me. The Kenya Airways flight, flight now, gives them a footpath, five yea rs now, gives them a footpath, five years working towards hopefully professional football for some of number kqioo, took off on sunday the girls. It is an exciting morning at around 7 20am uk time opportunity. Incredible ambition. Is from the keegan capital, nairobi. It there a lot of pressure on schools, landed at 3 50pm in london at especially on time and resources on Heathrow Airport and spent about things like that, will it be difficult to balance it, how will nine hours in the air. Police were you make sure you keep all the called shortly before 3 30pm, around plates spinning . In terms of the school, we aim to give the children 20 minutes before the plane landed, the best possible educational outcomes as well. That is why the after a body was found in a Garden Programme is built around excellence here in clapham. We understand that for academic potential for children this body fell, according to one but also excellence for their neighbour, just three feet away from sporting potential as well. We see somebody who was sunbathing on the it as sporting potential as well. We see itasa sporting potential as well. We see it as a blend of both things and yes back garden of one of these houses, it as a blend of both things and yes it does pose some logistical challenges for us, but we think in so back garden of one of these houses, so clearly an horrendous death and terms of what it offers for up and very traumatic for those witnesses. Coming talented young professional, Police Believe this was a stowaway, potential professional footballers, as you said in your introduction, thatis potential professional footballers, that is what we want to see. We were food, water and a bag was found talking before we went on air that within the fuselage, that particular the womens game has changed hugely, area of the landing gear of the almost day by day with this world plane when it landed at heathrow. To cup now. We have this amazing team that are inspiring the girls and i guess yourjob is to make sure that actually survive and get aboard a you put the foundations into give them a pathway . Yes, as i spoke to plane and get it into the landing gear is incredibly difficult. We beforehand, them a pathway . Yes, as i spoke to before hand, it them a pathway . Yes, as i spoke to beforehand, it is a great opportunity for young girls, we have understand once you are in there, spoken about every Radio Station you these aeroplanes on these long haul flights fly at around 33,000 feet. Put are now talking about the up flights fly at around 33,000 feet. Womens game and for these young up there there is really no oxygen, anybody in there would be deprived girls, they are there inspiration. The girls who are playing in the of oxygen, they would have to world cup, they probably never had experience temperatures of around an opportunity like this when they we re young 60 experience temperatures of around 60 celsius as well. We understand an opportunity like this when they were young girls. They may go on and surpass them and be better. That is the aim of these academies, five the man was clearly not going to years of really good coaching survive that. In recent years there alongside our education and it can only mean good things for the future have been a number of bodies found of the womens game. If they can get around west london where people who toa of the womens game. If they can get to a World Cup Final without this infrastructure behind them, have been stowaways have fallen to especially when they were starting their deaths under similar out, the sky is the limit . The game circumstances. 0ne is only going to get bigger and better. Ten years ago you wouldnt their deaths under similar have heard so much about the womens circumstances. One in 2002 was a 26 year old from mozambique who fell from a heathrow bound flight from world cup. But nowadays it is on angola. At the time, my bbc prime tv and every Radio Station. Colleague rob walker explains how a these girls, the more they see that stowaway could have climbed aboard. The more they will want to come out and play and you have a gos we dont know how the man got into academy, it may attract the girls the airport, but we know this is how that may not have been too into it because they thought they would be he travelled to london. He would training alongside boys. But with a have had to climb as quickly as girls own academy, players may come along that we might not have seen in possible along this bit of metal and into the wheel arch. He will have the past. Folks, thank you very much done this at night so it would have indeed, all the best for september. Been pretty dark. I cant help lets talk to some stars of the wondering whether by this point he future or stars of the present. Look would have had second thoughts and realised he had made a terrible at this, this is the afl girls com. Mistake. The first major risk to tell us about that because you have stowaways comes after ta ke off, won this . Yes, you played at wembley mistake. The first major risk to and it was an amazing experience. Stowaways comes after take off, at that point the wheel to attract up and fill most of this space. As the who did you beat . Bristol rovers, plane climbed, the temperature would have fallen to 60, the oxygen would 31. Wembley is absolutely huge have fallen to 60, the oxygen would have thinned and at some point over isnt it . Incredible place. Where the next eight hours also, jose you very nervous before the game . Would have lost consciousness. And yes, one of our team mates was being then as the plane started coming sick the night before, so nervous. Into land rover london, these doors but when we got out, it was like would have opened, the wheels would playing on the school field, it was have come back down. Jose, still amazing. Who is watching the game unconscious, which have been unable tonight . Me. I think to hang on. This morning the amazing. Who is watching the game tonight . Me. Ithink england amazing. Who is watching the game tonight . Me. I think england will win and we will get into the finals. Metropolitan police say they are wouldnt that be absolutely amazing . Liaising with the kenyan authorities and doing everything they can to try we have been watching you this to identify this man who fell to his morning, would you like to be professional players are follow in death and died in such horrendous the footsteps of these incredible women from the north east . Circumstances. Back to you. Thank you, keith doyle in clapham. The footsteps of these incredible women from the northeast . He would . Yes. Who is your local player . Jill china has condemned pro democracy demonstrators who stormed hong kongs Parliament Building yesterday, smashing computers and daubing slogans on the walls. Scott. Who else is local . Steph it said violent offenders were trampling on the rule of law and undermining houghton. Great to see this morning, hong kongs social order. Riot Police Used Tear Gas to regain control of the building, which remains closed thanks to see you all. The while they assess the damage. North east is a hotbed for football Karishma Vaswani has talent as we have seen so far in both the women and the mens game. The latest from hong kong. Look at some of these youngsters, could they be the ones in the they came in their hundreds, smashing windows and ramming doors, future, could they be future english using whatever they could find, iron fences, shopping carts, even umbrellas. Lionesses . Fantastic, joe maguire reporting. Now its often said that dogs provide a calming influence upon people, but now scientists in amerca believe they have proved that mans best friend can reduce protesters came in their stress and anxiety. Psychologists at Washington State university found hundreds, smashing windows and that 300 students said that they had better concentration drumming doors. Using whatever they and could retain more information could find. Iron fences, shopping after weekly hour long sessions with therapy dogs. Cambridge, swansea and Nottingham Trent university are among some ca rts , could find. Iron fences, shopping carts, umbrellas, wearing what has of the universities in the uk that become the unofficial uniform of already use this practice. Now its time for a look sorts, a black t shirt, gas masks at the weather with simon king. And helmets, they made their way into the main chamber of the good morning, it has been a chilly parliament, destroying government policy no property and defacing day and temperatures got into single photos of officials. Figures for some others. Today is a once inside, they spray painted day of varying amounts of cloud with the hong kong emblem black, covering the words sunny spells. A few showers this the peoples republic of china, trying to erase any sign of beijings influence here. Morning, many across scotland and but even as they left a trail Northern Ireland but those becoming fewer and further between as we go of distruction in their wake, some signs that this wasnt simply about ramsacking the place. Photos widely shared on social media through to the afternoon. Elsewhere, appear to show signs written it is dry, varying cloud so some by the protesters, posted on some of the historical items lengthy spells of sunshine and in the building, saying leave these temperatures getting up to about 19 alone, these are relics. To 21 celsius across england and money left in the canteen fridge wales. A bit chillierfurther north, for drinks, with post its saying particularly on the coasts of the we are not thieves. Northwest. Tonight, little change, but clear spells and that will allow temperatures to fall down into still, for the government, the single figures. Particularly in the protesters had gone too far. In a press conference, countryside. Temperatures no lower than 14 degrees in the capital. In the early hours of the morning, chief executive carrie lam condemned their actions. Throughout wednesday, more of the nothing is more important than the rule of law in hong kong. Same really, more sunny spells so i hope the community at large across the uk with highs of about 18 will agree with us that, with these violent acts that we have seen, it is right for us to condemn it to 22 degrees. Goodbye. And hope society will return to normal as soon as possible. Ms lams defence for not sending in the police to break up the protesters earlier inside legco is that she did not want anyone to get hurt, but questions are asked about whether this was a tactic to change the narrative in her favour. Meanwhile, for the protesters, they may believe that their actions last night will get them closer to their goal, but for many here in hong kong, they are now wondering whether those actions hurt more than helped their objectives. Karishma vaswani, bbc news, hong kong. Lets talk now to Karishma Vaswani. That question at the end of your report is the big question for many people today. And the day after those extraordinary scenes, what is the mood light . I am standing in front of the Legislative Council building the morning after the hello, its tuesday, its ten oclock, im joanna gosling. A majority of people scenes that you saw in my report in Great Britain now want the legal limit on abortion to remain at 24 when hundreds of protesters stormed weeks or even be higher, the building, shattering the according to exclusive polling for this programme. Windows, getting inside and really its still illegal in Northern Ireland unless theres a serious risk to a mothers health, seeing some of the worst destruction but abortion rates in england we have ever seen in hong kong. The and wales are at a record high. Mood this morning, there has been a clean up operation outside the this woman has had two building and it is people getting abortions in nine months. Back to business. At the same time, i felt really stupid. Lots of questions asked about i felt really stupid and really whether these young protesters have ashamed because id had one so recently, i didnt feel in essence jeopardised what it was like i could be as open and honest that they were trying to achieve to about it because. I felt like i would bejudged. Get more legitimacy for their cause. Iamjoined by get more legitimacy for their cause. I am joined by a youth advocate, she weve brought together people was not inside the legislative who want abortion to be banned, Council Building that she were among the protesters on the streets on monday. When you see this kind of destruction and devastation broadcast all over the world, is this something you think will help you achieve your goals . |j this something you think will help you achieve your goals . I think that la st you achieve your goals . I think that last nights incident cannot be isolated and cannot be seen as the only thing happening in a recent hong kong society. We have to understand the wider context. We are facing lots of daily oppression in out facing lots of daily oppression in our daily life, like facing lots of daily oppression in ourdaily life, like an facing lots of daily oppression in our daily life, like an housing, like the high rents, high working hours and low income. And then on a policy level we have seen so many lies repeatedly said in the Legislative Council. We have seen so much overbudget infrastructure. 0ur young and other people have witnessed so many incidents. While i have a great deal of sympathy for the problems you are talking about, these are issues young people all over the world face, and when you think about how to go about achieving some of those objectives, ina way, achieving some of those objectives, in a way, dont you think these violent images willjeopardise some of the goals of the protesters had . First of all, i think we have to emphasise that we are not rioters, the protests are not riots. The whole place around admiralty and central would not be this clean right now. Why the protesters have to do this thing is because over these months, lots of matches have happened, over a Million People had spoken out. The government have not responded well. I think the protesters are afraid that the history will be similar with the umbrella movement. The government did not respond well. The youth and the protesters had chosen to scale up the protesters had chosen to scale up their actions. What do you hope will happen next, where do you go from here . The first step is for carrie lam and the executive to respond to other demands, the next step is about social reform, peoples welfare and political reform, and the general election etc. Do you understand how this destruction makes you look in the outside world, internationally and is among hong kong people . outside world, internationally and is among hong kong people . I think more people have to understand that what has been turned has been done, and from now on we had to present to the whole world that it is not an isolated problem and we hope the world will understand us. Thank you for joining world will understand us. Thank you forjoining us on bbc news, i have heard those sentiments over the last couple of days. This is not about an extradition bill, it is about their future in this city. Briefly, how much coverage did what went on yesterday get in the chinese mainland media, social media etc . Yesterday get in the chinese mainland media, social media etc7m Chines