france top that group after beating panama, but they had to come from behind. marta cox scoring panama's first ever goal at the tournament — and what a goal it was. an absolute piledriver, they ended up scoring three in total — but france plundering six, including a hat—trick for kadi diani. in group g, south africa are through after claiming their first women's world cup win with a thrilling victory over italy. south africa gifted a leveller through benedetta orsi having gone behind. both teams then scored again — a result which would have taken italy through, but the twist came in the 93rd minute, thembi kgatlana sending south africa into seventh heaven and the knock—out stages. no issues for sweden, who made it three wins from three, beating argentina 2—0 — rebecka blomkvist with the pick of the goals, sending the euro 2022 semi finalists through as group winners. in men's football, manchester city look to have finally secured a deal to bring josko gvardiol to the etihad. they've agreed a 77 million pound deal with rb leipzig for the defender, who will now have a medical later this week. gvardiol will become city's second signing of the summer, following the arrival of fellow croatian mateo kovacic from chelsea. in italy, it's the end of an era with goalkeeper gianluigi buffon announcing his retirement. having made his debut for parma as a 17—year—old, he returned to the club last season but decided to retire a year before the end of his contract at the age of a5. he also won 176 caps for italy. england's cricketers have had to pay the price for a consistent slow over rate during the ashes series. they've been docked 19 world test championship points for breaching the regulations. that means england now only have nine points in the standings — which leaves them fifth overall. australia were also punished — losing ten points. �*infectious competitiveness�* and �*strong leadership skills�* make finn russell an ideal choice to captain scotland, according head coach gregor townsend. the fly half will lead the national side out for the first time — when scotland play france at murrayfield on saturday. russell�*s promotion to captain comes less than ten months after townsend left him out of his initial squad for the autumn series last year. a place in the netball world cup semi finals is up for grabs right now — as defending champions new zealand take on south africa. a win for either side would book their place in the final four. earlier, there was more disappointment for wales as they lost 73—56 to uganda. it�*s now four successive defeats for wales at the tournament in south africa. and the highly—anticipated rematch between chantelle cameron and katie taylor has been confirmed — and it�*ll see cameron defending her titles in dublin once again. the english boxer caused a huge shock in may — ending taylor�*s unbeaten professional record — to become the undisputed super lightweight world champion. on 25 november, cameron will look to do it all again with all her world titles on the line once more at dublin�*s 3arena. and that�*s all the sport for now. back to you, matthew. a court has ruled an american fugitive who fled to scotland after attempting to fake his own death to avoid prosecution can be extradited to the united states. nicholas rossi is accused of rape in the state of utah. a sheriff ruled there is no legal barrier to his extradition, and the decision will now be taken by scottish government ministers. steven godden reports. with more on this, here�*s our reporterjoe inwood. this really is an extraordinary story. if you haven�*t been following it, it centres around this man, i�*m in the courts have decided is nicholas rossi. now he�*s always claimed his name is arthur knight, an irish orphan, but the authorities thought he was a man wanted in utah, a 35—year—old, on serious sex crime charges, a charge of rape and no less. this is why it all started. this, and interpol notice, was seen by hospital staff when he was being treated for covid back on 13 december, 2021. they quickly started these proceedings and it�*s been an extraordinary to infer about his identity. he�*s always denied being this man, but these crucial details of come up so i�*ll show you these tattoos now. these are the tattoos nicholas rossi had — these same tattoos were found on the man i showed you in that first photo, and they�*ve been used as part of this crucial process of identifying him. he�*s also been identified by people overin he�*s also been identified by people over in the united states, and there was this amazing interview done by one of our colleagues in scotland where he challenged mr rossi to show him his tattoos, and he refused to do so, saying he was too exhausted. in this process, as the courts found, sharad, — he uses a wheelchair, he�*s had this sort of appearance, slumped over, wearing a mask, saying he can�*t walk. the courts have found there�*s no medical basis for any of this. what they�*ve done is identified that this man is this man — and now, he can be extradited back to the united states if scottish ministers say so. i�*ll give you a couple things the judge said in the appearance today. now mr rossi didn�*t actually appear in court, i�*ll go through to another present photo of him, he stayed in his prison where he was slumped over throughout, and the sheriff said that "he�*s a man as dishonest and deceitful as he is evasive and manipulative," so pretty harsh words about the conduct of mr rossi. it�*s now up to scottish ministers whether he can be extradited to the united states where he faces incredibly serious charges. but in terms of the scottish part of the story, of this man, it is almost over. jae. scottish part of the story, of this man, it is almost over. joe, thanks very much- — let�*s return to our main story this hour — and donald trump has been criminally charged with plotting to overturn his defeat in the 2020 us presidential election. he�*s charged with four counts in the 45 page indictment brought by special counseljack smith. he described the january 6th attack as "an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy" which was "fuelled by lies". the full indictment is full of lines which donald trump must now address. 0ur reporter azadeh moshiri has been looking at the document and taking us through the the key lines. we�*re talking about a 45—page indictment, so let�*s look at the key takeaways — and remember, donald trump denies any wrongdoing throughout. now, prosecutors aren�*tjust looking at one event, they�*re notjust looking at the attack on the us capitol, for example, they�*re looking at donald trump�*s words and actions in a two—month period. since shortly after the election day on 202, to the day he left office in 2021. now, the thrust of the indictment is prosecutors are accusing donald trump of a broad conspiracy to keep him in power, even after he was defeated byjoe biden. now, they say he did this by spreading pervasive and destabilising lies, and that he repeated those claims to create an intense national atmosphere of mistrust and anger. the reason all this language is important is because what they are trying to prove and what is key to their case is intent — and to prove intent, they need to prove that donald trump knew what he was saying was not true. now, let�*s look at the legaljargon itself. the first charge is conspiracy to defraud the united states. now, that has to do with the way the government collects, counts, and certifies votes — and they�*re saying donald trump allegedly tried to interfere with that. next, these two charges are related — conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of an official proceeding. now, both of these relate to the electoral college votes being counted onjanuary 6th, and the voting certification process that they say donald trump allegedly tried to obstruct. and finally, conspiracy against rights of citizens — that�*s about the the right us citizens have to vote and have their votes counted, and they�*re accusing donald trump of allegedly trying to interfere with those rights. now, another interesting takeaway in the indictment comes to co—conspirators. they say there are six now — they�*re not naming them, nor are they charging them. but, based on publicly available information, the bbc has been able to piece together who some of them are. the first is rudy giuliani, a well—known member of donald trump�*s legal team. now, he has said that this indictment is an abomination and his own lawyer has said it does appear he is co—conspirator one in the indictment. the bbc has also identified john eastman, a constitutional lawyer who was part of donald trump�*s team. and, according to us media, they�*re speculating that the others could include sidney powell, who is a conservative lawyer who was part of his legal team, jeffrey clarke, a former department ofjustice lawyer, as well as kenneth cesaro, a lawyer. now, the sixth one has not been identified yet. now, legal experts are saying a key defence for donald trump could be the first amendment right to free speech. as far as donald trump is concerned right now, he�*s calling the indictment part of an "un—american witch hunt" against him. thousands of women in africa will die in pregnancy and childbirth as a result of cuts to the uk�*s overseas aid budget. that�*s the warning from an internal foreign office report, which has been made public by mps. the government says its budget for low—income countries has been cut in the short term to hit a savings target, but will then nearly double. earlier, i spoke to sarah champion, the chair of the international development committee, and the labour mp for rotherham. here�*s her take. this document was sent to my committee, and it makes for really start reading. i mean, you give some of the examples — but things like critical support to tackle malnutrition won�*t be delivered. in south sudan, they are estimating 3,000 children could die of untreated severe malnutrition. the list goes on and on, and this was written by civil servants to let the politicians making these decisions really aware of the actual human impact. and it is a chilling read, it�*s something which i feel quite ashamed of, that we�*ve gone ahead with. i�*ll come back to the wider point in a minute, but in terms of the way some of these cuts are falling, are you concerned about that as well? i mean, 76% cut in aid for afghanistan, for existence. and that�*s a really good example. i mean, what we�*re seeing is people that are probably poorest, most vulnerable, most marginalised, women and girls, and disabled people are actually the ones facing the brunt of these cuts — and they�*re the people that one would hope the uk government would be looking to support the most, because they are the most vulnerable people literally on the planet. we�*re joined now by matthew lesh, director of public policy and communications at the institute of economic affairs, a right—wing think tank. thank you very much for being here on the programme. your reaction first of all to these cuts and figures? first of all to these cuts and fiaures? ., ., ~' ~' first of all to these cuts and fiaures? ., ., ~ ~ ., ., ., figures? look, ithink overall what this is all about _ figures? look, ithink overall what this is all about is _ figures? look, ithink overall what this is all about is the _ figures? look, ithink overall what this is all about is the fact - figures? look, ithink overall what this is all about is the fact that - this is all about is the fact that the government, and i suppose the national fiscal situation, is quite challenging, that they are living beyond their means with some of the highest taxes in a postwar period with 100% of highest taxes in a postwar period with100% of gdp highest taxes in a postwar period with 100% of gdp and national debt. and for a lot of people, it�*s not the right priority in the face of our domestic issues to maintain the right level of foreign aid. in fact, the labour party even has that policy as well, it�*s worth saying that sarah champion and labour have said they would not immediately restore the foreign aid budget. then you look at the case of afghanistan — it�*s not clear that the government should continue delivering the same level of foreign aid and support afghanistan because of lot of that risk has to do with the taliban. so there�*s lots of decisions that need to be made here. there's lots of decisions that need to be made here.— to be made here. what about the level of cuts, _ to be made here. what about the level of cuts, the _ to be made here. what about the level of cuts, the overriding - to be made here. what about the level of cuts, the overriding ark l to be made here. what about the | level of cuts, the overriding ark of the story? level of cuts, the overriding ark of the sto ? ., ., ~' ~' the story? look, i think the level of cuts, while _ the story? look, i think the level of cuts, while we _ the story? look, i think the level of cuts, while we shouldn't - the story? look, i think the level of cuts, while we shouldn't take l of cuts, while we shouldn�*t take these figures as something that�*s precise, i�*m sure there�*s always some variability in these kinds of estimates. ~ ., ., , ., some variability in these kinds of estimates-_ some variability in these kinds of estimates. ~ ., ., ., _ ., estimates. what do you mean by that, do ou not estimates. what do you mean by that, do you not accept _ estimates. what do you mean by that, do you not accept the _ estimates. what do you mean by that, do you not accept the figures? - estimates. what do you mean by that, do you not accept the figures? look, l do you not accept the figures? look, i'm not rejecting _ do you not accept the figures? look, i'm not rejecting the _ do you not accept the figures? look, i'm not rejecting the figures - i�*m not rejecting the figures altogether, i�*m saying we need to be careful about the kind of impact. these are precise figures coming in that are complex, it�*s possible someone could look at these figures in other ways in other countries. before we move on, you don�*t accept in part some of these assessments is? you talk about afghanistan, a 76% cut, you look at what they said about yemen, it says half a million children in yemen will not receive health care and fewer preventable deaths will be avoided. you�*re not disputing that because that�*s coming from civil servants who have looked at this in great detail k dela i�*m not disputing the fact that the foreign aid has gone down that would have some impact. i�*m only trying to scrutinise the point i�*m making, which is that we are not any point to process the exact impact — they�*re looking forward, they are not a retrospective analysis on what has actually happened, so we won�*t know for some time whether or not these cuts have actually had this impact. fix, these cuts have actually had this im act. �* ., these cuts have actually had this im act. �* . ., , these cuts have actually had this imact. �* ., .,, ., these cuts have actually had this im act. �* ., .,, ., ., impact. a quarter - i was going to ask you a — impact. a quarter - i was going to ask you a separate _ impact. a quarter - i was going to | ask you a separate question, which is a quarter of the overall budget is a quarter of the overall budget is actually used it to house refugees in this country. should that come from a separate budget, do you think? that come from a separate budget, do ou think? . ., , , that come from a separate budget, do ou think? _, , , ., you think? under county rules, to use the foreign _ you think? under county rules, to use the foreign aid _ you think? under county rules, to use the foreign aid budget, - you think? under county rules, to i use the foreign aid budget, because the government has very much struggled to reduce foreign immigration, ori struggled to reduce foreign immigration, or i should say boat and refugee arrivals, and they are scared of the sky—high hotel bills, that there is a cost. it�*s not clear to me that this is the right use of the foreign aid budget, especially if these people will be in the country for a lot longer, but i think it speaks to the fiscal trade—offs the government faces, because the trade—off is, what miniatures do you want to cut domestically?— miniatures do you want to cut domestically? yes, in that sense it's all about _ domestically? yes, in that sense it's all about choices, _ domestically? yes, in that sense it's all about choices, both - domestically? yes, in that sense it's all about choices, both for i domestically? yes, in that sense | it's all about choices, both for the it�*s all about choices, both for the politicians and the wider public. 0n politicians and the wider public. on that point of a quarter of the budget being used to house refugees, i suppose it underlines what the opposition of said to the government, that when you have a backlog of the amount you have, then so much of the money goes domestically, perhaps if you sorted out the backlog, the more of that money would be available to go internationally, to go abroad? indeed, that�*s absolutely right, and the home office have acknowledged that the problem, that not processing is my sleep —— massively constantly and that refugees haven�*t been able to work, they can�*t get their own income and therefore reduce the burden on the taxpayer. but i think it�*s worth stepping back and trying to think about, what is the purpose here we are actually talking about and whether or not foreign aid is effective? there�*s lots of questions to be said. the purpose of foreign aid is not for these direct humanitarian purposes, these direct humanitarian purposes, the longer term purpose is to promote economic development, and again, it�*s not clear if they are achieving that goal. in 2012, the world bank�*s president said that around 30% of development aid fails to reach the final destination, and another world bank... look and said there�*s no evidence that foreign aid actually leads to economic development or promotes democracy. and there�*s a bit of a risk with foreign aid that and ends up funding the wrong people, like the taliban, or ends upfunding the wrong people, like the taliban, or ends up funding warlords in the military rather than getting to the people it needs. and that�*s very important here as well, notjust thinking of foreign aid as the end—all, be—all of achieving our goals. end-all, be-all of achieving our coals. ., end-all, be-all of achieving our .oals. ., ., end-all, be-all of achieving our coals. ., ., ., , end-all, be-all of achieving our .oals. ., ., ., end-all, be-all of achieving our ioals. ., ., ., goals. thanks for “oining us on the programme. — goals. thanks forjoining us on the programme, matthew. _ ukraine is also battling a second but no less aggressive front line in the form of russian propaganda. this information has been used as a tactic right since the war started backin tactic right since the war started back in 2014, when russia annexed crimea, but it�*s become increasingly targeted, honing in on female ukrainian soldiers on the front line in particular —— disinformation. we went to ukraine to investigate and sent this report. small steps on the road to recovery. my name is andriana. i�*m a soldier, servicewoman. a female soldier and a special unit markswoman. adriana is one of the best—known members of ukrainian armed forces. her unit drove over a landmine last december. russian media reported she had been killed, describing her death in graphic detail and calling her a "ukrainian nazi". but we have tracked her down in ukraine, in a hospital. we can�*t disclose its location for her safety. she�*s alive and not surprised by the russian news. they published that i am without legs and without hands. and like, i was killed by them. they are professionals in propaganda. i am alive and i will protect my country. adriana, like many other ukrainians, joined the volunteer battalion when russia invaded ukraine back in 2014. she spent a year with the battalion, which, like many of the others, was subsequently subsumed into the official army. although not militarily trained she showed strong combat skills, including shooting. when you are on the front line and when you see a target, how do you feel about it? is it a target or a person? it depends on the situation. sometimes it�*s a person because they are people. but if it will not be for me a target, i will be a target for them. it�*s a scenario shared by many in this hospital here. there are worries about the costs of rehabilitation. it can cost thousands of dollars a month for each soldier. but for adriana, the biggest concern is the impact on her family. she hasn�*t held her son for seven months. two days ago, i was talking with him and he said to me that, mum, remember when we were a family and when we loved each other? so after two years of absence of me, and that he tried to remember a period when we were a family and we loved each other. and i tried to explain to him that we now are family and we love each other. but the period is such. a normalfamily life is some way off. adriana is now preparing to return to the front line. the price paid is already too high to give up. in the past hour, justin trudeau and his wife have announced they will be separating. in an instagram post, they said they will remain close family with deep love and respect for each other, and for everything they�*ve built and will continue to build. the couple, seen here arriving for the north american leader summit in mexico earlier this year got married back in 2005 and have three children together. mrs trudeau is a former television host. the american singer lizzo her production company and her dance captain, shirlene quigley, are being sued by three former dancers. they have been accused of sexual and racial harassment, disability discrimination, false imprisonment, and creating a hostile work environment. two of the dancers were sacked, the third resigned over what she described as the "appalling behaviour" of her bosses. representatives for lizzo have been approached for comment. here�*s our culture reporter daniel rosney with a summary of the allegations. i have the complaint in front of me — it�*s 45 pages — which was filed to los angeles yesterday. now, some of these allegations include one of the dancers, arianna davis, saying that earlier this year, lizzo organised a night out for dancers in a strip club in amsterdam, in the netherlands, and she felt pressurised into touching a naked performer in a strip club as lizzo was leading chants of her name until she did so. that same dancer also claims that lizzo raised thinly—veiled concerns about her having put on weight. now we have tried to contact lizzo and her representatives, and also the production company that has been named as part of this filing, but as yet, we�*ve not had any response. bbc news understands that police are investigating a sixth report of non—recent sexual offences by the former bbc radio 1 dj, tim westwood. the metropolitan police confirmed the offences are alleged to have happened between 1982 and 2016. just two weeks ago, the 65—year—old had been questioned for a third time under police caution. this comes after bbc news and guardian investigations uncovered multiple allegations from 18 women of serious sexual misconduct and abuse by tim westwood. he denied those allegations. let�*s ta ke let�*s take you live to paris to show you the pictures, because that�*s the arrivals area, and in the last few minutes we�*ve seen more arrivals from those french nationals being evacuated from niger, those flights have been going on since this time yesterday with hundreds already getting out. other european nationals are joining those flights, but we�*ve heard in the last little while that the uk efforts they are making, james cleverly outlining that, it being a priority to keep brittonbritain�*s safe and some saying their embassy staff will be evacuated out of niger. so the latest details they�*re coming from paris. time to squeeze in my favourite pictures of the day before we go, because have a look at this. stargazers ecstatic last night as they looked to these pictures of the super moon captured the world over. you can see it rising behind the air traffic controller in tel aviv, it�*s the first of sturgeon movements we can expect this month with a second do to appear on 30 august. some staggeringly beautiful pictures there of the super moon. thanks for being with us for the last three hours, hopefully i�*ll see you the same time tomorrow. hello there. this is certainly not the weather we would expect to find across the uk at this time of the year. today earlier on we had gusts of 60 mph on the isle of wight, the winds are not as strong now along the south coast of england. and there was some sunshine around as well here and there in between the downpours. and this was the radar from earlier on, we had something to read out pours developing across southern parts of the uk, and that more persistent rain across parts of england keeping it chilly here. it�*s all been do to get another area of low pressure that steered right over the uk, and that was storm patricia, named by the french meant service with greater impact across those parts of europe. but things will calm down as we head into the night because the strong and gusty winds will continue to ease, the more persistent rain and thunderstorms moving away, it does turn dryer, some clear spells developing later on in places as well, and temperatures by don around 11—13 c. storm patricia will be heading into southern scandinavia, taking the wet and windy weather with that, and heading into thursday the wind direction changes, getting a cooler north to northwesterly breeze. but it may well be a drier day for many places. there will be sunshine early on, cloud will build up almost anywhere could see a shower, and some will be heavy and thunder, especially across southeast scotland and northern parts of england. but if you get a bit of shelter from that northerly wind, places like glasgow could see temperatures up to 20 celsius. it should be warmer in the southeast is well with fewer showers around here. that�*s not really the story — on friday, again most of the showers down the eastern side of england, thunder downpours developing across the southeast and east anglia this time. not quite as windy on friday and many western areas will have a dry day with some sunshine, but it�*s not that warm, 18 in belfast, 19 in cardiff at best here. cooler over the next few days because the jet stream is to the south of the uk, then it�*ll come right over the uk — and that means we could see another area of low pressure heading our way. by the time we get into saturday, another weekend, another area of low pressure. more wet and windy weather, a bit like today, with the worst of it across england and wales. today at six: donald trump is due in court tomorrow to face charges of plotting to overturn the result of the last presidential election. mrtrump, who�*s running — for election again next year — faces a criminal charge sheet running to 45 pages. today, running to 45 pages. an indictment was unsealed, charging today, an indictment was unsealed, charging donaldj trump with conspiring to defraud the united states, conspiring to disenfranchise voters and conspiring and attempting to obstruct an official proceeding. we�*ll be asking how republican voters are reacting to this latest and biggest legal storm surrounding donald trump. also on the programme: ten—month—old jacob crouch was murdered by his stepfather, craig crouch, in december 2020, a court in derby has found. summer has all but disappeared for holidaymakers in the uk, but farmers are also concerned about their harvests. and is this an orca at play? we report on the killer whales whose new sport is to nudge small boats off the coast of spain. coming up in sport... jamaica and south africa make history at the women�*s world cup — by reaching the knock out stages for the first time in their history. good evening. the united states finds itself in the unprecedented position of a candidate for the presidential election next year, donald trump,

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