it's toone! reports from sydney. wow! reports from sydney. having booked their place in the world cup final with a memorable victory over the co—hosts australia... it's russo! ..england's preparations have continued to go smoothly in sydney, a fully fit squad enjoying a final training session on the eve of the match. intent on surpassing the european crown they claimed last year. your players are about to play in the biggest game of their lives. when you look into their eyes, what do you see? i see calmness. we are well prepared. we are in a very good place, everyone is fit, the team is confident and we really want to play our best game. england into the world cup final. this is a tournament the lionesses have had to battle through, overcoming injury, the suspension of a star player... smash as they go through! ..and a penalty shoot out. but despite such adversity, the team has prevailed. i think everyone knows how big this is, i think it's been the players�* dreams for years, so i think everybody already knows that and we know how passionate our nation is back home and how much they'd want us to win, but for us, as a process, we have a game plan to execute and like sarina said, we need to play the game of our lives. and so these are the players that stand between england and world cup glory. a little like the lionesses, spain's campaign began slowly. they were beaten 4—0 in the group stage byjapan but it's gathered pace, despite several stars being missing because of a player revolt. coachjorge vilde has been at the centre of the controversy, with some of his squad threatening to quit amid reports of concern over training methods and game preparation, but despite the unrest, spain still have plenty of talent and are the highest ranked team that england have faced here. translation: there will be | a tactical battle and it will be a competitive battle. we are going to fight with all of spain's weapons, it will not change and it is going to be the same that we have used for all of these years. it's going to be the match that everyone in the world has been waiting for. some people are on the pitch, . they think it's all over, it is now. 57 years have passed since an england team last competed in a senior final on the world stage, producing a performance of a lifetime. these lionesses will be aware of such glorious history but they are here to create their own. dan roan, bbc news, sydney. lots of celebrities and influential figures have been sending messages of support to the lionesses�* before the big match. in a letter to the team, prime minister, rishi sunak, wished england boss, sarina wiegman, and her players good luck for the final, telling them: you ve made us all proud. labourleader sir keir starmer hailed the team as an inspiration to girls everywhere and last night the prince of wales also sent england his best wishes. lionesses, good luck for tomorrow. we are sorry we cannot be there in person but we are so proud of everything you have achieved and the millions you have inspired. go out there tomorrow and really enjoy yourselves. there tomorrow and really en'oy yourselveefi there tomorrow and really en'oy ourselves. ., ,, , more than 7—million viewers watched england's 3—1semi—final win against australia — and many more are expected to tune in for today's final. our reporterjane dougall is inside stadium australia where the historic match will take place. jane, there's only a few hours to go — what's the atnosohere like there? hello. happy world cup day, everyone. it is finally here, england are in the final and we are inside stadium australia. let's show you around. first start with england's dugout. that's where sarina wiegman will sit, the rest of the coaching staff and subs. she will probablyjump up a couple of times and run out into the technical area. they have rebranded it all with the final up above and it is in purple and yellow so it will look different to the stadium england played out against australia. that was a really hostile environment. i don't think they are expecting it to be quite as bad this match but it will be tough. spain are no pushover, howeverwe will be tough. spain are no pushover, however we had from sarina wiegman and millie bright talking about england having to play their best game. also, millie bright said it's about wii and asked not i. because sarina wiegman has brought england together as a steam, a squad and their mentality is they are a band of sisters and that is one of the reasons they are here, that they have got to this point because they have got to this point because they have had to overcome overcome many obstacles. they had laurenjames sent off in that knockout game against nigeria and that meant she was banned for a couple of matches which of course meant she wasn't able to be selected. she is available for this match and that is the big question, whether sarina wiegman will pick her or not because she might want to stick with her winning formula and have ella toone in her place because she scored against australia, or will she bring back laurenjames? you had a bit from dan roan in there that spain have had problems in the lead up to this world cup. they have had a player revolt and a lot of negatives there because there is some bad feeling between the coach and players that is palpable. england might date that will be a positive for them but then, spain have scored 17 goals in this world cup, that is the most of any team in this tournament. so england will have that in the back of their minds, too, but look at how wonderful this stage is, ready to go for one of the biggest matches in all of the lionesses careers.— biggest matches in all of the lionesses careers. ., ~ , ., g ., the only thing standing in the way of the lionesses lifting the world cup trophy is the spanish team. our reporter sergi forcada is in madrid. sergi, how do the spanish fans feel ahead of the final? there is a sense of excitement and a feeling that this may be the moment for the spanish national team to shine after years of very weak performances in international competitions like the world cup or the euros. as you can see it is very quiet here, not many around but we are expecting around 6000 fans to get together to watch the final later. plenty of watching parties across the country, also lots of people expected here in one of the main squares in madrid with people hoping spain will make it happen, that they will be able to beat england. this is a team that combines very experienced players with some newcomers that have impressed that some of their best players are missing from the squad and this is after internal turmoil, the relationship between some of the players and the coach has been far from perfect. if you want to go at some of them made themselves unavailable for this competition. they want to change in the team and get rid of the coach but back then, the spanish football federation back to the manager. some of the players on one side and the manager not being involved in celebrations. the manager has said what matters is what happens on the field and to be fair, spain have never reached a final before, same as england, so they have made history. if we look at the statistics up until now, spain have only won one single match in previous world cups, now they are 90 minutes away from making history and bringing the trophy home. thank ou. a and bringing the trophy home. thank yom a sleepy — and bringing the trophy home. thank you. a sleepy madrid _ and bringing the trophy home. thank you. a sleepy madrid at _ and bringing the trophy home. thank you. a sleepy madrid at the - and bringing the trophy home. thank you. a sleepy madrid at the moment. lots more coverage throughout but some of the other news today. the british medical association is calling for hospital managers to be regulated in a similar way to medical staff — following the case of the serial—killer nurse lucy letby. she was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six more. there are concerns that nhs bosses failed to respond adequately when questions about letby�*s conduct were raised. simonjones reports. the smiling nurse who was a killer of babies she was supposed to be caring for. this is the moment lucy letby was arrested. the british medical association says her crimes have shocked the nation, and something similar must never be allowed to happen again. consultants at the countess of chester hospital say senior managers ignored their repeated warnings about letby for many months, despite hospital bosses claiming there was a culture of listening. it was secretive, it was judgemental. there was no credibility given to our opinions. and from january 2017, it was intimidating. bullying, to a certain extent. the consultants who raised concerns at one point even had to send letby an apology letter, against their wishes, for any stress and upset she may have experienced due to their comments. they also feared being reported to the general medical council when they continued to push for the police to be brought in. the gmc regulates doctors and has the power to strike them off. the british medical association is now calling for similar regulation for non—clinical hospital managers so they can face the same rigorous scrutiny as doctors. the former chief executive of the countess of chester trust, tony chambers, said... ..have any concerns that there was... the government says an inquiry examining the circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news. a 50—year—old man has been charged with possessing documents or records likely to be useful to terrorists, following a major data breach at the police service of northern ireland. earlier this month, the personal details of thousands of officers and staff were published online in response to a freedom of information request. police have confirmed the list has been seen by dissident republicans. president zelensky has said a russian missile strike on the city of chernihiv in northern ukraine, turned an ordinary saturday into "a day of pain and loss". at least seven people were killed and more than 100 were injured during the attack on a theatre. a powerful hurricane is threatening mexico's baja california peninsula as it heads towards the country's western coast. hurricane hilary is expected to bring catastrophic flooding to the region. people in high—risk zones in mexico's second—largest city of tijuana have been urged to move to temporary accommodation. it will be the first tropical storm to hit the state of california in more than 80 years. tens of thousands of people have been told to leave their homes in the western canadian province of british colombia, to escape rapidly intensifying wildfires. large parts of the 0kanagan valley are under threat in what officials say is a "highly dynamic" situation. 0ur correspondent, peter bowes, is following developments. oh, my god. the intensity of the flames is terrifying. moving rapidly over a vast area — there are more than a thousand wildfires burning throughout canada. about a third of them are in british columbia, where 30,000 people have been told to leave their homes. another 36,000 have been warned they may have to evacuate at any moment. kelowna — a popular tourist destination about 180 miles east of vancouver — is on the edge of a huge inferno. the fire has already destroyed several homes in the smaller community of west kelowna, with embers from that blaze travelling in the wind over a lake to ignite more structures. officials have urged the public to cancel all non—essential travel to the region. at this time, we are strongly recommending that people with plans to travel to fire—affected areas throughout the central interior and south east in the coming days to cancel those plans. we need tourists and travellers to take this situation as seriously as the residents of these areas do. to the north, yellowknife — the capital of canada's northwest territories — is now a ghost town. over two days, almost the entire population of 20,000 people were evacuated from their homes... ..leaving the city by road and air to escape a fire encroaching on their community. officials said it had been an extraordinary achievement to get everyone out. the fire, caused by lightning a month ago, is still threatening the city — although cooler conditions have slowed its progress. but gusty winds are forecast, and officials fear they could further propel the fire towards the city boundaries. siren wails. this is an epic struggle for firefighters. reinforcements have been brought in from as far away as south africa, with local resources stretched to the limit. in a nation used to forest fires, this countrywide crisis has reached a level never seen before. peter bowes, bbc news. some shocking images there. in glasgow, thousands of musicians have been taking part in the 75th world pipe band championships. after two days of competition, it was �*peoples ford boghall and bathgate caledonia�* who took home the title. it�*s the band�*s first world championship win in their 52—year history and they faced tough competition from austria, australia, canada and the usa. i�*m sure it sounded louder if you were there. we get a sense of what it sounds like. from one world championship there is another, the world cup final. the sun looking glorious from what we could see earlier with jane in sydney. looks like it is being reflected in that picture you have got there. indeed. good morning. this is the daytime photograph. it will be evening when the gales kicked off but it should be largely fine and dry. pleasant, good conditions with generally light to moderate winds. temperatures around 17 degrees. pretty decent for the time of year. the weather looking good there in sydney. how is it looking back home? not too bad for today. england and wales 20 of sunshine throughout the day. a few showers across the north and west, winds later foremost, closer to this area of high pressure. low pressure though threatening to bring more in the way of showers to northern ireland and scotland. certainly for western scotland. certainly for western scotland. we will maintain this divide through today and the next few days. a bit of mist and fog through the morning then plenty of sunshine around. one or two showers rattling in from the west, most places should stay dry although most of the showers should be across scotland and northern ireland. 25, 20 6 degrees across the south and east, feeling pleasantly warm and winds light. before monday, we have this area of low pressure edging closer into the north—west, slightly stronger winds here and although we will start with sunshine and showers, we could see longer spells of rain pushing into northern ireland and scotland. for england and wales, more of a breeze, central and wales, more of a breeze, central and southern eastern england staying fine and dry. up to 26,20 7 degrees in the warmest spots in the south—east. again it is the mid—teens to around 20, 21 celsius further north. tuesday again a lot of fine weather through central and eastern areas. more showers for the north and west, we could see this feature later in the day which could bring persistent rain. 25 degrees or so in the south—east, less so in the north. things change from wednesday onwards. we see this front move in across the south and then low pressure sets in across the country bringing scattered showers towards the end of the week with also north—westerly winds. you can see the orange red colours ebbing away to the near continent as we import cooler, fresher conditions for friday and as we head into next week. we will be going downhill throughout the week but pleasant for england and wales up until the middle part of next week and then from friday into the weekend, cooler more showery weather wishing in across the south, just in time for the bank holiday weekend but it doesn�*t look like it will be a wash—out but they will be showers around. more details later. thank you. it wouldn�*t feel like a proper bank holiday without the risk of rain. we will not shoot the messenger. thank you. let�*s have a look at today�*s papers... "lioness we can" — that�*s the headline in the sunday mirror, which reports that the team have said they must play "the game of their lives" to win in australia today. the mail on sunday calls for england to "roar to victory" against spain "by order of the king". the paper reports king charles has urged the team on and wished them luck. and the sunday people features an image of the team�*s stars celebrating a goal in their semi—final win earlier this week. it reports that england�*s captain millie bright has urged the team to "glory". we all known the importance of looking after ourselves and keeping fit — but would you know how to do so safely during pregnancy? experts say there�*s a lack of guidance for mums—to—be, with two—thirds not receiving any advice on how and when to exercise. cardiff university is conducting research into how women�*s bodies change during and post pregnancy and the bbc�*s emma vardy has been looking into this for us, while on her ownjourney to becoming a new mum. at 38 weeks, lots of people have told me to put my feet up, but i�*m keeping them on the treadmill. sport and exercise has always been a really big part of my life. so when i became pregnant, i knew i wanted to keep doing as much as i could, and it�*s even given me added motivation. but i soon found there can be some conflicting attitudes and still a few myths out there about exercising in pregnancy. fitness instructor, cheryl, who�*s also expecting runs pre and post—natal classes with babies. it�*s a body pump style of class with weights. and she says contrary to some outdated attitudes for most women, there are many benefits to keeping up exercise through pregnancy at a pretty challenging level of intensity. once upon a time, women were told, ok, you can do a bit of gentle swimming or walking, but no gym. don�*t lift any weights. yeah, nothing heavier than a kettle often. i think a lot of them are quite nervous and worried about doing the right thing, doing the wrong thing. what do you think people�*s worst fears are? because i�*ve heard people say you could harm your baby, you�*ll cause a miscarriage. yeah, it definitely is. the worry of yeah, like you say, damaging harm, miscarriage was actually there�*s no evidence that really supports that being caused directly through exercise get the right guidance throughout the different trimesters can carry on doing pretty much everything. and i�*m interested to hear how other exercising mums approached it. i try to keep as active as possible and i play netball up until being about 12 weeks. i was quite surprised howl strong you can be actually during your whole pregnancy. i tapered it down a little bit - towards the end, but i kept going. it did make me feel really good. you only have to look at sport stars and celebrities. to see there�*s now a growing culture for more ambitious exercise through pregnancy than once existed. serena williams won a grand slam when she was eight weeks when pregnancy may not be visible, but the body is going through massive changes. gemma atkinson shared her pregnancy weightlifting workouts on social media and fancy a hike up the hollywood hills? you�*d be following in the footsteps of a pregnant eva longoria. so what about other activities? surfing is my first love, and while the advice is not to take up something new like this in pregnancy, the guidance i received was that if you did it before, you can keep going and found at seven months, i was still able to paddle out and catch waves here on the west coast of ireland, although i headed out when the conditions were a bit smaller than i would normally. researchers at cardiff university are looking at how women�*s bodies change after pregnancy, focusing on runners particularly. they say there are many benefits to exercise before and after giving birth, if done correctly. but there is caution advised to treat symptoms like lower leg pain, stress fractures and urinary incontinence. they say more tailored advice would help. not knowing how to return is one of the biggest barriers. so the more that we can look into this, the more that we can provide evidence to inform guidelines and disseminate that to the health care professionals to get it to the women and serve this population. the more active we can have pregnant and postpartum women. but one thing pregnant women still encounter is the inevitably well—meaning but perhaps off—putting advice from friends, family and complete strangers. caris and zoe both ran throughout their pregnancies, and zoe completed the london marathon five months after giving birth. often people kind of tell you you�*re crazy when they see you running with a huge bump or tell you to be careful or make sure you don�*t fall over. obviously you were doing that anyway. you might go into labour early or give yourself pelvic floor injuries, especially in the third trimester and possibly for some people, that might be true because there is obviously a lot more weight on your pelvic floor, but my experience was as long as the is painful, it was fine. i�*m not going to lie. as the months have gone on, i�*ve definitely found running in particular quite a lot harder. but i�*m inspired by all these other women and feel determined to keep going. now the finish line is well in sight. emma vardy, bbc news. later we will have a gp in the studio to give more advice on that. we have gavin with us looking ahead to a pretty big match later. women�*s world cup final, what a match in store for england and spain. england have been getting better and better. the semifinal against australia, they struggled in the group stages but they have shone through. sarina wiegman have done wonders and this is a golden opportunity to do this and what history could be made. england�*s leadership, sarina wiegman as the boss, millie bright as the captain, is interesting, spain have three captains. captain, is interesting, spain have three captains-_ captain, is interesting, spain have three 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australia�*s fans will be cheering for spain in the stadium and in the fan zone where i have seen some spain fans come in. from what i have heard and from what you have seen in the report, i am assured that the england fans in the stadium are going to make their voices heard tonight. it has been a wonderful celebration of what has been the best women�*s football on display i can remember. absolutely. so many highlight moments. forweeks absolutely. so many highlight moments. for weeks now we have described this tournament as a tournament of surprises and upsets. many people didn�*t expect it to turn out the way they were, even the lionesses started slow and kept getting better and better but i must say, the idea that in this tournament first, for the first time you have 32 teams, all four former world cup champions are out, eliminated and we will have a new champion, a fifth nation essentially lifting the trophy, is a huge highlight but also must say, all the underdogs in this game are what have been labelled underdogs, inexperienced teams, they have delivered some of the most beautiful football moments. 0ne delivered some of the most beautiful football moments. one of my highlight moments has been marked, the brazilian legend, she embraced the brazilian legend, she embraced the jamaican player when they knocked out brazil, and in her presser, she said, when i grow, i had no one idles, i had no women role models, but now people stop me and tell me, i want people i want my daughter to be like you. speaking to young girls and boys here in sydney who have been donning the matildas jersey, saying we want to be like them. actually speaking to a couple earlier on the beach who have come from lancashire and i asked one of them how long he had been a lionesses fan and he said, i don�*t follow football, it was my wife got me into it, it was my wife brought us here. you canjust see how far the women�*s game has come and how far it can go. just by following this tournament. shaimaa khalil in city for us. back in the premier league, no kane, no problem for tottenham, as ange postecoglou�*s side beat manchester united 2—0. after a chaotic first half, it was pape sarr�*s goal that broke the deadlock shortly after the break. spurs sealed all three points late on, when ivan perisic�*s cross took a touch off ben davies, before being directed into his own goal by lisandro martinez. iam more i am more happy that we are showing bits of our game out there. i said on fridayjust winning bits of our game out there. i said on fridayjustwinning1—0 bits of our game out there. i said on fridayjust winning 1—0 today is kind of hanging on, it would have made us feel good for a minute. but i saw enough today in that game that encourages me to keep going with the players, kind of understanding of how we want to play. 0r players, kind of understanding of how we want to play. or we can do is keep improving and hopefully we will pick up points along the way. things went much better for the team on the other side of manchester, as city ran out 1—0 winners over newcastle united. julian alvarez�*s superb first—half goal was enough to see the champions past newcastle. the victory sees them two from two so far this season. it is the second game of the season. confirm where we came from. today we should train in the morning to prepare a little bit for the game. we spoke about the mentality and the reason why we want is our mentality and we proved it again. liverpool got their first win of the season, beating bournemouth 3—1 in a controversial game at anfield. liverpool fell behind early on, but a clever goalfrom luis diaz was quickly followed by this mo salah penalty — which he scored on the rebound — and diogojota added the third. summer signing alexis mac allister was controversially sent off for the home side in the second half, butjurgen klopp feels the world cup winner was unlucky. this harsh. we have to speak about it now, obviously not here. what you can see in the fishes we saw, can really see it. —— the pictures. brighton were 4—1 winners at wolves — solly march got two whilst karo mitoma scored this incredible solo goal as they maintained their 100% start to the season. and brentford picked up theirfirst win of the season, a second half brace from bryan mbeumo helping them to a 3—0 victory over fulham. another premier league player leaves for the saudi pro league — with alexsander mitrovic leaving fulham to join al hilal. the 28—year—old scored 111 goals for fulham afterjoining in 2018 with the club set to receive a club record fee of £50 million for the serbian striker. rangers survived a league cup fright against greenock morton before recovering to secure their place in the quarter—finals. a grant gillespie penalty seven minutes into the second half had given the championship side hopes of an upset at ibrox. however, another penaty, this time from cyriel dessers, followed by this danilo winner eight minutes later, took rangers into the last eight. great britain picked up theirfirst medal on day one of the world athletics championships in budapest. it came in the axaoom mixed relay — it was an incredible finish, with the dutch athlete femke bol falling when she was in the lead approaching the finish line that gave usa the gold, whilst britain picked up the silver. meanwhile, katarina johnson—thompson is also in a good position in the heptathlon. this strong run in the 200 metres saw herfinish in second place overnight after four events — that�*s behind the leader, america�*s anna hall. lots to look forward to later on, as well as the big football game, i�*m sure you know which one! we have a slight idea! you have been dropping hints. we will speak to you later. plenty more to come late in the programme but right now it is time for the travel show. good girl, straight on. oh, i want you two to come so badly, but i don�*t want you to be eaten by lions. a lion and a buffalo? yes, he wanted to hunt. music plays kenya has been at warfor decades. its enemy? the poachers who prey on its precious wildlife. impossible route in and impossible route out. 0l pejeta conservancy�*s canine unit are just one of the many groups across africa taking up the fight against poaching. this illegal trade has threatened the very existence of animals like these. at the endangered species enclosure at 0l pejeta, will and i have been brought to meet mother and daughter, najin and fatu, the last surviving two northern white rhinos on earth. and here, it�*s very soft, on their ears. here. who�*s this? this is najin. hello, najin! hello, sweetheart. good girl. 0k, there you go. and then at the back here, it�*s rough, you can touch at the back here. oh, yeah! at least you are able to lay your hands on what is the last of a being on the planet. it is sad and i hope it doesn�*t happen again to another species. and why are they so rare, james? um, it�*s basically poaching, which has just been driven by human greed and greed in different forms — greed for power, greed for their medicinal aspects. someone who has been made to believe, traditionally, that if they drink a rhino horn, it�*s a cure for cancer. they can pay any amount to get a small piece of rhino horn. but that�*s not true! 0n the black market, a kilo of rhino horn is now selling for something more than us$60,000. you can imagine a rhino, that is a lot of money and it�*s a lot of business and that�*s why still poaching becomes a serious problem. i kind of want to show you a footprint of a rhino. right here, we have one. it�*s humbling to meet najin and fatu, but frustrating not be able to see them. althouthames is teaching me some age—old rhino tracking techniques that rely on other senses. but he told me to expect to get my hands dirty — very dirty. rhinos are very hygienic in nature. they drop their poop in a collective place, we call it a midden. it�*s pretty fresh. much of rhinos�* poop is semi—digested grass. it feels like soil back at home. yeah. i guess it�*s fertiliser. 0h, now it is smelling a bit doggy. and so there are all rhinos dropping their poop together. oh, you�*re... there is the smell! it doesn�*t smell that bad. itjust smells of, like, off grass, you know? the reason why we value these middens is especially when you�*re doing patrols as rangers, the rangers will use this as a parameter. yes. but lots of rhinos use it to communicate. they poop out different smells at different stages. a young one is different from a mature rhino, a female is different from a male. the canine unit who protect the animals here are made up of armed rangers and highly trained dogs. each of these brave pooches has a special ability, from picking up the scent of a poacher to detecting ammunition, and even attacking potential suspects so they can be detained. and their target today...is me. the canine unit raise funds for their work by allowing tourists to take part in their dogs�* training. sarah�*s going to smell my scent and go, "that�*s her" and track my footsteps. ok, let�*s go. we�*re hiding now. 0k, we�*re hiding — we�*re hiding from sarah. this swab is like a scent magnet. yeah, hopefully she doesn�*t see me and shejust... yeah, we�*re testing her! sarah the dog can get everything she needs to know to find me from a quick sniff of a swab rubbed over my footprint. so scared! i don�*t know was she�*s gonna do when she finds me! i mean, she�*s got her harness on and she�*s in work mode, and i know more than anyone that a dog in work mode is so focused, just like my guide dog girl is. humans live in a world of sight, whereas man�*s best friend lives in a world of smell and can follow the scent across the plains. they�*re coming...gosh! good girl! there you go! you found me! well done! clever girl! you�*re just so amazing! does she look happy with herself? she probably does! all in a day�*s work, hey, honey? before i left 0l pejeta for the maasai mara, james and will wanted to introduce me to another type of rhino. meet baraka, the blind rhino. this is baraka. oh, i can hear him! in the local language, baraka means blessed. blessed. yes. 0h, he sounds sweet. is he eating his little leaves? black rhinos are nervous in temperament, which can make them really aggressive and hard to get close to on safari. but this one is an exception to the rule and happily lets visitors feed him. meet �*baraka the blind�*. he lost his right eye to a fight with another rhino. did he lose that first, the right eye? yeah, his right eye first. same as me, yeah. and then the left eye got a disease, cataracts, and the attempts to treat the cataracts were futile. ijust — i really... i really feel for him, you know, having to get around in this enclosure and learning his way about. and the same with the cataract — that must be so confusing for him when he was first going blind. was he... was he upset in any way, could you tell that he was upset? yeah, he was very upset. he was the age of one to 1a, he was roaming free out in the wild and i think him becoming blind at the age of 1a, he had to learn how to do things in that state. 0k, yeah. it was really hard, it was really hard. i know for us sometimes we have people to help us. we have dogs to help us in our movement and, you know, the caretakers had to step in, which was not easy because he was still aggressive. so he was very defensive in himself. so i�*m really happy for what he�*s made of himself and being able to still be here. yeah, it�*s so hard. i just, yeah. . .i understand. i have a really rare genetic condition and i had a cataract too that eventually, in my last remaining eye, just like baraka, it kind of, like, made my vision go and eventually that got, you know, it detached my retina at the back. sorry. cries it's ok, it's ok. it�*s completely fine. but, honestly, when you call baraka a blessing, it is a blessing. it is a blessing to be blind, because it means he�*s meant to teach people a lesson. he�*s meant to — he�*s meant to be here to get people to understand that you shouldn�*t be poaching these beautiful animals. i�*m sorry. it�*s hard. it�*s taking an emotional toll on you, realising the journey that baraka has been through. james, is he happy? he is a happy rhino. i think the munching itself, you can tell. we are near the waterfalls. what can you see? i can see a camel, just close... a camel?! yeah, just a camel! laughs there�*s a cameljust close to us. how many humps? 0ne hump — one hump, one hump, yes. and there�*s a carjust close to you — there�*s a toy carjust close to you. a toy car! so it�*s a playground for children. thomson�*s falls is a huge tourist attraction and there�*s a viewing platform where you can check out the 7am—high waterfall. but that�*s not going to cut it for me. what�*s this — is this stairs? yes, these are stairs. lovely. are they uneven, will? yeah. 0h, 0k. um... i�*m a bit afraid that i�*m going to fall, so i�*m just going to give you this tag for your arm. itjust helps me balance a lot more so i can use the cane and hold on to you then. instead, will and i are going to hike down to the bottom of the ravine... i�*ll get you to hold onto it. ..so i can get to really experience the falls. normal amount, cool. then... yep. ..bring your leg there. there, yep. so, what you�*re going to do first — we�*ll pass through here, we can go slowly. this is the nastiest... the nastiest, yeah. ..of all of them. 0k. so let me hold you. yeah. wow! well done, will. well done. you�*re welcome. thank you so much. you�*re welcome. and you were using my cane, weren�*t you? laughs it�*s the toughest! it is! it�*s the toughest thing i�*ve ever done! the ability to just think negatively about my blindness, i used to think, oh, well, going to a different country is just a really expensive way of basically being in my back garden, and i didn�*t appreciate what else you could get from an experience. all you keep having to tell yourself is, you know, i�*m getting to the waterfall, i�*m getting to the waterfall. and now i can feel it on my face, it�*sjust the best thing ever — that i�*ve ever experienced. so, the waterfall is about 7k metres going down. 0k. it is 70 feet deep. and i�*m guessing at the bottom of the waterfall, it�*s, like, really harsh, like, white water. yes, it has, like, foam. so this type of landscape, i didn�*t think you will ever reach here. i�*m very proud of you. thank you. so, lucy, are you ready to go to the migration in maasai mara? i am, i�*m so ready. this is the classic africa of storybooks and the location of the great migration. betweenjune to september each year over 1.5 million wildebeest make the 300—mile round trip from the serengeti in tanzania to the maasai mara here in kenya in search of fresh grass. that�*s if they can get past the lions, the hyenas and cheetahs laying in wait for them. they then have to tackle the steep—sided rivers that cross the migration route. most of these rivers are teaming with nile crocodiles that can grow up to 20 feet in length. the river crossings are pure natural theatre, and they�*re what the 300,000 tourists who visit here each year come to experience. but the crossings are extremely rare to see, so let�*s just hope i have some beginner�*s luck. as will and i arrive at the gates of the maasai mara national reserve, i get to meet some entrepreneurial maasai women. lovely to meet you, linda. can you — can you tell me what you�*re selling? i can�*t see you. crosstalk this giraffe? it�*s linda. hi, linda! so, basically... laughs i don�*t know what to do! sorry... someone hit me in the head with the giraffe! ok, i need to take control of this. everyone take a step back. ok, here you go. thank you so much, i love them! linda! i don�*t think i�*ve ever been so overwhelmed in my whole entire life. i don�*t know what these are. i don�*t know what... i mean, they�*re giraffes. once they found out i love giraffes, i got about 70 giraffes, but i wasn�*t allowed to feel them. so, um... i will treasure these forever on my mantelpiece. gerald and lenny! the maasai are a kenyan tribe and famed across the country — so much so that their shield and spears can be seen on the nationalflag. traditionally, maasai life has been built around their cattle, but that way of life has come under threat in an ever—modernising world. but with more and more tourists coming to kenya for the great migration, the maasai are diversifying into tourism and opening some of their villages so visitors can experience their traditional way of life. 0oh, yeah! the women of the village have decided if i can�*t see them with my eyes, then they will give me the chance to wear their traditional dress — which is great for me, as it�*s really tactile. did you make this? yeah! traditional singing we like guests. even our father say, the guests, they are best. yeah? and they are blessed. yeah. and actually, they go to see the big five. they say they want to see the big six. you know, the maasai, they�*re the big six. 0h, right! yeah, because... so, five animals and then you guys. and then us. the best time to go on a game drive is either last thing at night or first thing in the morning. will believes if we are to have any chance in catching a river crossing, we will have to be out in the vehicle before dawn. so tonight, we are staying at a place called sala�*s camp, deep in the maasai mara on the banks of the sand river. animal noises oh, what is that?! but it�*s very overwhelming. every little sound, i�*m like, "what is that?" i can hear it. gasps animal noises that sounds so close! after finding out i was being kept awake half the night by a baboon and a leopard having an argument, it was time to head out to try and find an elusive river crossing. but it didn�*t take long before i got a reminder ofjust how deadly this journey is for the wildebeest. what�*s that noise? so, the noise is a kill. 0k. so, the noises that you hear... cracking. cracking, yeah. ..is the vultures trying to remove the meat off the bones. then they are eating the intestines. 0h, right! are these birds dangerous, will? it�*s dangerous when you are dead. laughs this is feasting season for the predators. yeah. oh, i can hear the wildebeest to the left of me! for most of the year, the maasai mara is quiet and calm with bush wilderness that goes on for miles. but during the migration, it�*s a totally different story. can you hear the sounds of the wildebeest? it�*s everywhere, isn�*t it? 3d sound! yes. something you can�*t get anywhere else. it�*s just beautiful. i love it and i�*ve got my little figure here. do they look like this, will? yes, they look like this. so, first, their legs looks like hyena. they have very weak legs. yes. when god was creating the wildebeest, he was the last animal to be created. mm—hm. a wildebeest is made with different types of animals. so, on the top is like a horse. 0n the horns, they look like a cow horn. yes. then they have the beards, like a goat. they do? giggles. a beard like a goat! around you, how many wildebeests would you say there were? i think we have the herd is about 50,000 or maybe 100,000 just close to us. gasps as there�*s so many wildebeest around the area our camp is in, this is a good sign that a crossing is about to happen. the ones who are moaning are the leaders, those are the leaders, they are the ones who are moaning because now, it�*s early in the morning, it�*s only the leaders who are communicating where to go to. but following a herd of wildebeest is not easy. until will spots some shadowy figures at the edge of the river. so, the leader has just called for them to cross. yes. and now, they�*re making noise. they�*re communicating, saying, there is nothing. there�*s no crocs or there are no hippos around. this is a case of right place and right time for both us and the wildebeest. can you hear them in the water? yeah, i can! and, yes, thousands and thousands crossing right now. maybe the lions and crocs were already full because this time, it seems that the herd reached the other side of the river and fresh grass unscathed. i may have taken the long way round on this safari, tuning each of my senses into a world so different from my own, but now, i�*m getting to experience one of nature�*s marvels — something i�*d never thought i�*d be doing when i first lost my eyesight. so, this is the eighth wonder of the world. later that evening, i wanted to end my safari in the traditional way — with a sundowner, where you enjoy a drink watching the sunset against the beautiful african sky. not a very blind—friendly experience, let�*s face it! but then, kenya had other plans. thunder rumbles would you like a drink? both laugh. can i have a g&t, please, will? yes! so, enjoy! it knew that i wanted rain because i can�*t see the sun. and all the animals are happy! yeah! all the animals are happy, and so is this blind girl! yeah! cheers! this is my blind girl sundown! this has been one of the most amazing things i have ever done, and now i can well and truly say this is how a blind girl goes on safari. thunder rumbles good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben boulos and luxme gopal. 0ur headlines today... with just four hours to go — can the lionesses become the first senior england team since 1966 to win a world cup? the to win a world cup? lionesses will walk out here tl play the lionesses will walk out here to play the biggest game of their lives. if they beat spain then they will live the women�*s world cup here in sydney. the biggest game of our lives, according to england captain millie bright, but could the experience of sarina wiegman, prove to be the decisive factor. and in other news — after hospital bosses are accused of failing to act on a string of warnings about serial killer lucy letby, the british medical association calls for increased regulation of nhs managers. hello. we have some decent weather for the next few days across southern and eastern parts, some warm sunshine around but always a few more showers, more of a breeze towards the north—west. join me later for a full weather forecast. it�*s sunday 20th august. our main story... in just a few hours�* time, england�*s lionesses will have the opportunity to create history, when they take on spain in the women�*s world cup final in sydney. the lionesses will look to build on their euros win last summer and become the first england team since 1966 to be crowned world champions. millions of supporters will be roaring them on to victory in what captain millie bright described as the "game of their lives". our sports editor dan roan reports from sydney. it�*s toone! wow! having booked their place in the world cup final with a memorable victory over the co—hosts australia... it�*s russo! ..england�*s preparations have continued to go smoothly in sydney, a fully fit squad enjoying a final training session on the eve of the match. intent on surpassing the european crown they claimed last year. your players are about to play in the biggest game of their lives. when you look into their eyes, what do you see? i see calmness. we are well prepared. we are in a very good place, everyone is fit, the team is confident and we really want to play our best game. england into the world cup final. this is a tournament the lionesses have had to battle through, overcoming injury, the suspension of a star player... smash as they go through! ..and a penalty shoot out. but despite such adversity, the team has prevailed. i think everyone knows how big this is, i think it�*s been the players�* dreams for years, so i think everybody already knows that and we know how passionate our nation is back home and how much they�*d want us to win, but for us, as a process, we have a game plan to execute and like sarina said, we need to play the game of our lives. and so these are the players that stand between england and world cup glory. a little like the lionesses, spain�*s campaign began slowly. they were beaten 4—0 in the group stage byjapan but it�*s gathered pace, despite several stars being missing because of a player revolt. coachjorge vilde has been at the centre of the controversy, with some of his squad threatening to quit amid reports of concern over training methods and game preparation, but despite the unrest, spain still have plenty of talent and are the highest ranked team that england have faced here. translation: there will be | a tactical battle and it will be a competitive battle. we are going to fight with all of spain�*s weapons, it will not change and it is going to be the same that we have used for all of these years. it�*s going to be the match that everyone in the world has been waiting for. some people are on the pitch, . they think it's all over, it is now. 57 years have passed since an england team last competed in a senior final on the world stage, producing a performance of a lifetime. these lionesses will be aware of such glorious history but they are here to create their own. dan roan, bbc news, sydney. more than 7—million viewers watched england�*s 3—1semi—final win against australia — and many more are expected to tune in later. 0ur reporterjane dougall is inside stadium australia — there�*s only a few hours to go — what�*s the atnosohere like there? what is going on behind you? exactly. they have started rehearsals for the ceremony to begin before this final match of this amazing tournament. you can see behind me they are starting to get the flags ready, they are doing that to music. and they are also going to be practising the national anthems. we had this before, it is spine tingling on its own but when this crowd of 75,000 plus sing along with it, it raises the roof and its phenomenal. there will be a new winner of this women�*s world cup and the 75,000 people will watch a new team lift that trophy. and of course england will be hoping it is them. it will be the combination of so much hard work and so many obstacles england have had to overcome, keira walsh getting injured, laurenjames being sent off in the nigeria game. we don�*t know whether sarina wiegman will pick her or not in her starting line—up, she is available again, she will be desperate to play but sarina wiegman might stick to a winning formula. it�*s worth remembering that england women were not able to play football, they were banned for 50 years, just see how far they have come. they are in the final of a world cup. come. they are in the final of a world cup-— come. they are in the final of a worldcu. , ~ ,., . world cup. absolutely. an historic came to world cup. absolutely. an historic game to come- — we�*ll have lots of coverage of the world cup throughout the morning but now ben has today�*s other news. the british medical association is calling for hospital managers to be regulated in a similar way to medical staff — following the case of the serial—killer nurse lucy letby. she was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six more. there are concerns that nhs bosses failed to respond adequately when questions about letby�*s conduct were raised. simonjones reports. the smiling nurse who was a killer of babies she was supposed to be caring for. this is the moment lucy letby was arrested. the british medical association says her crimes have shocked the nation, and something similar must never be allowed to happen again. consultants at the countess of chester hospital say senior managers ignored their repeated warnings about letby for many months, despite hospital bosses claiming there was a culture of listening. it was secretive, it was judgemental. there was no credibility given to our opinions. and from january 2017, it was intimidating. bullying, to a certain extent. the consultants who raised concerns at one point even had to send letby an apology letter, against their wishes, for any stress and upset she may have experienced due to their comments. they also feared being reported to the general medical council when they continued to push for the police to be brought in. the gmc regulates doctors and has the power to strike them off. the british medical association is now calling for similar regulation for non—clinical hospital managers so they can face the same rigorous scrutiny as doctors. the former chief executive of the countess of chester trust, tony chambers, said... ..have any concerns that there was... the government says an inquiry examining the circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news. a 50—year—old man has been charged with possessing documents or records likely to be useful to terrorists, following a major data breach at the police service of northern ireland. earlier this month, the personal details of thousands of officers and staff were published online in response to a freedom of information request. police have confirmed the list has been seen by dissident republicans. president zelensky has said a russian missile strike on the city of chernichiv in northern ukraine, turned an ordinary saturday into "a day of pain and loss". at least seven people were killed and more than 100 were injured during the attack on a theatre. a powerful hurricane is threatening mexico�*s baja california peninsula as it heads towards the country�*s western coast. hurricane hilary is expected to bring catastrophic flooding to the region. people in high—risk zones in mexico�*s second—largest city of tijuana have been urged to move to temporary accommodation. it will be the first tropical storm to hit the state of california in more than 80 years. tens of thousands of people have been told to leave their homes in the western canadian province of british colombia, to escape rapidly intensifying wildfires. large parts of the 0kanagan valley are under threat in what officials say is a "highly dynamic" situation. 0ur correspondent, peter bowes, is following developments. oh, my god. the intensity of the flames is terrifying. moving rapidly over a vast area — there are more than a thousand wildfires burning throughout canada. about a third of them are in british columbia, where 30,000 people have been told to leave their homes. another 36,000 have been warned they may have to evacuate at any moment. kelowna — a popular tourist destination about 180 miles east of vancouver — is on the edge of a huge inferno. the fire has already destroyed several homes in the smaller community of west kelowna, with embers from that blaze travelling in the wind over a lake to ignite more structures. officials have urged the public to cancel all non—essential travel to the region. at this time, we are strongly recommending that people with plans to travel to fire—affected areas throughout the central interior and south east in the coming days to cancel those plans. we need tourists and travellers to take this situation as seriously as the residents of these areas do. to the north, yellowknife — the capital of canada�*s northwest territories — is now a ghost town. over two days, almost the entire population of 20,000 people were evacuated from their homes... ..leaving the city by road and air to escape a fire encroaching on their community. officials said it had been an extraordinary achievement to get everyone out. the fire, caused by lightning a month ago, is still threatening the city — although cooler conditions have slowed its progress. but gusty winds are forecast, and officials fear they could further propel the fire towards the city boundaries. siren wails. this is an epic struggle for firefighters. reinforcements have been brought in from as far away as south africa, with local resources stretched to the limit. in a nation used to forest fires, this countrywide crisis has reached a level never seen before. peter bowes, bbc news. as we�*ve been hearing, there are concerns that nhs bosses failed to respond adequately when questions were raised about the conduct of serial—killer nurse lucy letby. the british medical association is calling for tougher regulation of hospital managers. we can now speak to professor phil banfield from the bma who joins us now from wales. good morning. thank you forjoining us. everything about this case is horrific but how concerning do you find it in particular that consultants warnings about lucy letby were ignored for months upon months? ,., ., ., , , months? good morning. this is shockina months? good morning. this is shocking and — months? good morning. this is shocking and awful— months? good morning. this is shocking and awful for- months? good morning. this is shocking and awful for the - months? good morning. this is. shocking and awful for the families and for the staff of the hospital, but the wider issue here is the persistent and relentless ignoring of senior doctor concerns about patient safety. we are trained to care for patients, we are also scientists so it really troubles us when what we think should happen doesn�*t happen and when things go wrong. we look relentlessly to try and find patterns and try and find explanations. we are regulated by the general medical council and they set the standards for us through some guidelines called good medical practice. doctors have a duty of care to patients to raise patient safety concerns and indeed, we can be in trouble with the gmc for not doing so. here we have a situation in which senior doctors have raised concerns and then being labelled as troublemakers. in the wider context of the nhs, although we are trying to become better at listening, the culture of fear is still prevalent and senior doctors concerns about patient safety are being ignored every day. patient safety are being ignored eve da .~ . patient safety are being ignored eve da . ~ ., , . patient safety are being ignored eve da. .., patient safety are being ignored eve da. ., , . every day. what difference do you think that change _ every day. what difference do you think that change in _ every day. what difference do you think that change in regulation - every day. what difference do you think that change in regulation of| think that change in regulation of health care managers would have made in this case? is there anything that could have made a difference? yes indeed could have made a difference? jazz indeed because it could have made a difference? 193 indeed because it would place could have made a difference? 19:3 indeed because it would place a could have made a difference? 193 indeed because it would place a duty on them to listen and understand and not have preconceived ideas of what may or may not be going on. its importance, part of the expertise of being a doctor is that we deal with uncertainty and we want to explore when things are wrong, but we are not being thanked for that because sadly, sometimes it exposes underlying problems with the system, local health provision, all the political narrative of what is going on with the health service in terms of lack of funding and beds etc that you have heard us talk about a lot. but if there was a duty of care for hospital managers to apply the standards that some hospitals do very well in being open and transparent, but sadly, a lot of nhs managers ignore the problem is put to them. :, 1' managers ignore the problem is put to them. :, ,, ,:, managers ignore the problem is put to them. :, ,, y:, managers ignore the problem is put to them. :, ~' : managers ignore the problem is put to them. :, ,, : :, managers ignore the problem is put tothem. :, : :, to them. thank you so much for your time and speaking _ to them. thank you so much for your time and speaking to _ to them. thank you so much for your time and speaking to us _ to them. thank you so much for your time and speaking to us this - time and speaking to us this morning. professor phil banfield from the bma. it is 7:16 a:m.. let�*s find out what is happening with the weather. it looked like sunshine in sydney but a mixed picture here. a little bit. we have a mixture of sunshine and showers today, much like yesterday but yesterday morning of course was very stormy thanks to storm betty. low pressure towards the north—west, higher pressure to the north—west, higher pressure to the south—east so it is the south—east which will see the best of the sunshine through today and the next few days. low pressure to the next few days. low pressure to the north and west will bring strong winds and scattered showers, some heavier ones for north—west scotland. most places will be dry, a fine afternoon for much of the country, top temperatures 25 or 26 degrees. through monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday, low—pressure to the north—west, high—pressure the south but by wednesday we see weather front is spreading across the country and low pressure will bring northerly winds ljy pressure will bring northerly winds by the weekend. they want next few days across the south and east but ljy days across the south and east but by a run wednesday, thursday, it will turn cooler, further north more showers. more in half an hour. thank you. the excitement is building this morning as england fans rally behind the lionesses and prepare to roar them on to victory. we�*re joined now by lucy bronze�*s nan and aunt, who�*ve been supporting the team from their home in ponteland. good morning to you both. good morninu. good morning to you both. good morning- i _ good morning to you both. good morning. i love _ good morning to you both. good morning. i love the _ good morning to you both. (139919 morning. i love the backdrop behind you. it�*s morning. i love the backdrop behind ou. �* , :, morning. i love the backdrop behind ou. h :, :, :, you. it's safe to say you are geared u . you. it's safe to say you are geared u- for you. it's safe to say you are geared u - for the you. it's safe to say you are geared up for the match _ you. it's safe to say you are geared up for the match but _ you. it's safe to say you are geared up for the match but the _ you. it's safe to say you are geared up for the match but the question i up for the match but the question is, how are you feeling? are you feeling nervous?— is, how are you feeling? are you feeling nervous? excited and nervous all in one go- — feeling nervous? excited and nervous all in one go. did _ feeling nervous? excited and nervous all in one go. did you _ feeling nervous? excited and nervous all in one go. did you get _ feeling nervous? excited and nervous all in one go. did you get any - feeling nervous? excited and nervous all in one go. did you get any sleep i all in one go. did you get any sleep last night? — all in one go. did you get any sleep last night? i— all in one go. did you get any sleep last night? i had _ all in one go. did you get any sleep last night? i had a _ all in one go. did you get any sleep last night? i had a two _ all in one go. did you get any sleep last night? i had a two hour - all in one go. did you get any sleep last night? i had a two hour stretchj last night? i had a two hour stretch and then i last night? i had a two hour stretch and then i had _ last night? i had a two hour stretch and then i had a _ last night? i had a two hour stretch and then i had a one _ last night? i had a two hour stretch and then i had a one hour- last night? i had a two hour stretch and then i had a one hour stretch, | and then i had a one hour stretch, so i have been awake about four or five times but i have slipped in between. not too bad. you five times but i have slipped in between. not too bad. you are both in l on between. not too bad. you are both in lyon for— between. not too bad. you are both in lyon for the _ between. not too bad. you are both in lyon for the 2019 _ between. not too bad. you are both in lyon for the 2019 women's - between. not too bad. you are both in lyon for the 2019 women's world j in lyon for the 2019 women�*s world cup. are you sad not to be out there in sydney or is the atmosphere just as good at home? 19, in sydney or is the atmosphere 'ust as good at home?i as good at home? a little bit sad not to be in _ as good at home? a little bit sad not to be in sydney _ as good at home? a little bit sad not to be in sydney but - as good at home? a little bit sad not to be in sydney but the - as good at home? a little bit sad l not to be in sydney but the journey is too _ not to be in sydney but the journey is too much — not to be in sydney but the journey is too much now. too not to be in sydney but the “ourney is too much now.�* not to be in sydney but the “ourney is too much now. too much for me to travel to the — is too much now. too much for me to travel to the other _ is too much now. too much for me to travel to the other side _ is too much now. too much for me to travel to the other side of _ is too much now. too much for me to travel to the other side of the - travel to the other side of the world. 50 travel to the other side of the world. :, : :, :, :, world. so we have created our own atmosphere- _ world. so we have created our own atmosphere. we _ world. so we have created our own atmosphere. we have _ world. so we have created our own atmosphere. we have lots - world. so we have created our own atmosphere. we have lots of - world. so we have created our own| atmosphere. we have lots of family out there. _ atmosphere. we have lots of family out there, they have been keeping in touch— out there, they have been keeping in touch and _ out there, they have been keeping in touch and they always give us a video— touch and they always give us a video in— touch and they always give us a video in the crowd when they are in the stadium. we have had a hybrid version _ the stadium. we have had a hybrid version hde— the stadium. we have had a hybrid version. ~ :, :, version. we have felt part of it. you mentioned _ version. we have felt part of it. you mentioned lucy _ version. we have felt part of it. you mentioned lucy there. - version. we have felt part of it. i you mentioned lucy there. gloria, when was the last time you spoke to lucy? how was she feeling? last week i soke to lucy? how was she feeling? last week i spoke to her. — lucy? how was she feeling? last week i spoke to her, she _ lucy? how was she feeling? last week i spoke to her, she rang _ lucy? how was she feeling? last week i spoke to her, she rang me. _ lucy? how was she feeling? last week i spoke to her, she rang me. it - lucy? how was she feeling? last week i spoke to her, she rang me. it was - i spoke to her, she rang me. it was night time there and daytime here and she rang and she was fine. very relaxed, was enjoying being in australia. lovely to talk to her. [30 australia. lovely to talk to her. do ou australia. lovely to talk to her. do you think she sounded less nervous than you are?— you think she sounded less nervous than you are? yes. probably, yes, i think she is- — than you are? yes. probably, yes, i think she is. 1— than you are? yes. probably, yes, i think she is. i sent _ than you are? yes. probably, yes, i think she is. i sent a _ than you are? yes. probably, yes, i think she is. i sent a text and i was worrying about her bumps and bruises. she said, i�*m fine! a, lot bruises. she said, i'm fine! a lot of players _ bruises. she said, i'm fine! a lot of players have. _ bruises. she said, i'm fine! a lot of players have, how _ bruises. she said, i'm fine! a lot of players have, how do - bruises. she said, i'm fine! a lot of players have, how do you - bruises. she said, i'm fine! a lot of players have, how do you put it, have rituals or lucky charms or things they do full good luck. do you as a family have any lucky charms or any habits that you go through before one of their big matches? i through before one of their big matches? :. :. through before one of their big matches? :, :, :, :, matches? i have a little wooden cross that _ matches? i have a little wooden cross that i _ matches? i have a little wooden cross that i keep _ matches? i have a little wooden cross that i keep with _ matches? i have a little wooden cross that i keep with me. - matches? i have a little wooden cross that i keep with me. i - matches? i have a little wooden | cross that i keep with me. i can't cross that i keep with me. i can�*t show you it at the moment because it is buried in my underwear. you show you it at the moment because it is buried in my underwear.— is buried in my underwear. you will be sa in: is buried in my underwear. you will be saying a — is buried in my underwear. you will be saying a little _ is buried in my underwear. you will be saying a little prayer _ is buried in my underwear. you will be saying a little prayer than - is buried in my underwear. you will be saying a little prayer than for i be saying a little prayer than for her? i was told you were also replicating the kit at home. i'sre replicating the kit at home. i've not m replicating the kit at home. i've got my blue _ replicating the kit at home. i�*9 got my blue trousers on. my replicating the kit at home. i“9 got my blue trousers on. my white shirt. yes. :, got my blue trousers on. my white shirt- yes-— shirt. yes. you look like you're on subs bench- _ shirt. yes. you look like you're on subs bench. this _ shirt. yes. you look like you're on subs bench. this is _ shirt. yes. you look like you're on subs bench. this is the _ shirt. yes. you look like you're on subs bench. this is the england i subs bench. this is the england shirt lucy _ subs bench. this is the england shirt lucy made _ subs bench. this is the england shirt lucy made for _ subs bench. this is the england shirt lucy made for her - subs bench. this is the england shirt lucy made for her nan. it| subs bench. this is the england i shirt lucy made for her nan. it has her surname — shirt lucy made for her nan. it has her surname on the back. specially made _ her surname on the back. specially made for_ her surname on the back. specially made for her. her surname on the back. specially made for her-— her surname on the back. specially made for her. how does it feel when ou walk made for her. how does it feel when you walk around _ made for her. how does it feel when you walk around and _ made for her. how does it feel when you walk around and you _ made for her. how does it feel when you walk around and you see - made for her. how does it feel when you walk around and you see people| you walk around and you see people with lucy�*s shirt on? i went to a shirt printing company last year and they said they were running out of they said they were running out of the letter z. it�*s they said they were running out of the letter 1— the letter z. it's amazing. when david beckham _ the letter z. it's amazing. when david beckham said _ the letter z. it's amazing. when david beckham said his - the letter z. it's amazing. when | david beckham said his daughter wanted a shirt with the letter b on for bronze, amazing!— wanted a shirt with the letter b on for bronze, amazing! what has the resonse for bronze, amazing! what has the response been _ for bronze, amazing! what has the response been there _ for bronze, amazing! what has the response been there at _ for bronze, amazing! what has the response been there at home? - for bronze, amazing! what has the | response been there at home? has anyone there nearby been getting psyched up about it as well? absolutely. because where we live is a village _ absolutely. because where we live is a village atmosphere and of course, you guys— a village atmosphere and of course, you guys have made my mother into somewhat _ you guys have made my mother into somewhat of a local celebrity, so we can�*t somewhat of a local celebrity, so we can't go _ somewhat of a local celebrity, so we can't go to_ somewhat of a local celebrity, so we can�*t go to the supermarket or walk the dog _ can�*t go to the supermarket or walk the dog without everybody cheering you on _ the dog without everybody cheering you on it�*s — the dog without everybody cheering ou on. �* , :, y the dog without everybody cheering ouon. �*, :, , �*, :, :, , you on. it's lovely. it's a lovely atmosphere- — you on. it's lovely. it's a lovely atmosphere. what _ you on. it's lovely. it's a lovely atmosphere. what do - you on. it's lovely. it's a lovely atmosphere. what do they - you on. it's lovely. it's a lovely atmosphere. what do they say j you on. it's lovely. it's a lovely i atmosphere. what do they say to you on. it's lovely. it's a lovely - atmosphere. what do they say to you atmosphere. what do they say to you at the supermarket, _ atmosphere. what do they say to you at the supermarket, gloria? - atmosphere. what do they say to you at the supermarket, gloria? are - atmosphere. what do they say to you at the supermarket, gloria? are you| at the supermarket, gloria? are you lucy lisronze's _ at the supermarket, gloria? are you lucy bronze's nan? _ at the supermarket, gloria? are you lucy bronze's nan? yes! _ at the supermarket, gloria? are you lucy bronze's nan? yes! have - at the supermarket, gloria? are you lucy bronze's nan? yes! have you l lucy bronze's nan? yes! have you been asked — lucy bronze's nan? yes! have you been asked for— lucy bronze's nan? yes! have you been asked for an _ lucy bronze's nan? yes! have you been asked for an autograph - lucy bronze's nan? yes! have you been asked for an autograph and l been asked for an autograph and selfies? . . been asked for an autograph and selfies? , , :, , been asked for an autograph and selfies?_ any - been asked for an autograph and i selfies?_ any amount! selfies? yes, she has. any amount! amazinu. selfies? yes, she has. any amount! amazing. before _ selfies? yes, she has. any amount! amazing. before we _ selfies? yes, she has. any amount! amazing. before we go, _ selfies? yes, she has. any amount! amazing. before we go, how- selfies? yes, she has. any amount! amazing. before we go, how to i selfies? yes, she has. any amount! amazing. before we go, how to ask| amazing. before we go, how to ask you both what your predictions are on the schools today. i you both what your predictions are on the schools today.— you both what your predictions are on the schools today. i keep saying i don't on the schools today. i keep saying i don't mind _ on the schools today. i keep saying i don't mind the _ on the schools today. i keep saying i don't mind the other _ on the schools today. i keep saying i don't mind the other team - on the schools today. i keep saying| i don't mind the other team getting i don�*t mind the other team getting one goal as long as our team gets more than two.— more than two. that is so charitable! _ more than two. that is so charitable! i— more than two. that is so charitable! i love - more than two. that is so charitable! i love that! i more than two. that is so l charitable! i love that! you more than two. that is so i charitable! i love that! you can't charitable! i love that! you can�*t say fairer than that. julie, what is your bets on in terms of the score? 2-1 to your bets on in terms of the score? 2—1 to england. that would be lovely — 2-1 to england. that would be lovel . :. v :. 2-1 to england. that would be lovel. :, �*, :, 2-1 to england. that would be| lovely-_ we lovely. that's a safe score. we would be _ lovely. that's a safe score. we would be deliriously _ lovely. that's a safe score. we would be deliriously happy i lovely. that's a safe score. we would be deliriously happy if i lovely. that's a safe score. we i would be deliriously happy if that happened. fin would be deliriously happy if that ha ened. , :, :, happened. on this team are the barcelona gales _ happened. on this team are the barcelona gales that _ happened. on this team are the barcelona gales that lucy i happened. on this team are the barcelona gales that lucy plays| happened. on this team are the i barcelona gales that lucy plays with on a day _ barcelona gales that lucy plays with on a day to — barcelona gales that lucy plays with on a day to day basis. we have gone out to— on a day to day basis. we have gone out to the _ on a day to day basis. we have gone out to the barcelona matches. you know _ out to the barcelona matches. you know them — out to the barcelona matches. you know them as people and personalities but they are great footballers.— personalities but they are great footballers. :, ,, , :, : footballers. thank you so much, julie and gloria _ footballers. thank you so much, julie and gloria for _ footballers. thank you so much, julie and gloria forjoining - footballers. thank you so much, julie and gloria forjoining us i footballers. thank you so much, | julie and gloria forjoining us and i�*m glad you�*ve got your cross nice and safe there. so lovely to speak to you. take care. enjoy the match. if you have your pre—match good luck rituals, we would love to hear about it. get in touch. 0rjust scan the qr code. you can also contact us by e—mail and on twitter as well. we are here on the bbc news channel until nine o�*clock this morning. tensions will be high ahead of the big kick off — and finale — to this brilliant women�*s world cup. england and spain going head to head for the biggest prize in football. let�*sjoin shaimaa khalil, who�*s at a fan park in sydney, —— we can get some more mcgovern. presumably england go as favourites? i agree with that completely and that�*s what a lot of the pundits are saying. high in the world rankings. spain, a side they have beaten before in the us last year. the english team has just developed over the course of this tournament in terms of the performance on the pitch and the way they have gelled as a unit because they started out unconvincingly against haiti, they won 1—0 but there were far from great, looking at the rest of the matches, nigeria, went through on penalties, beat australia at their ground and it�*s been better and better since then. it is building up to this one. the better since then. it is building up to this one-— to this one. the pressure must be on, to this one. the pressure must be on. we heard _ to this one. the pressure must be on, we heard from _ to this one. the pressure must be on, we heard from lucy _ to this one. the pressure must be on, we heard from lucy bronze's. on, we heard from lucy bronze�*s family saying she is quite calm ahead of the game but there must be ahead of the game but there must be a sense of pressure. tiler;r ahead of the game but there must be a sense of pressure.— a sense of pressure. they have won the euros before, _ a sense of pressure. they have won the euros before, sarina _ a sense of pressure. they have won the euros before, sarina wiegman i the euros before, sarina wiegman knows how to get to finals, she is an absolute winner in all respects so i think they will be very for this match, and we can get some more reaction to how fans are dealing with the build up in sydney with shaimaa khalil who is there for us. not long to go until history is made for one of these teams? absolutely. it was so heartening _ for one of these teams? absolutely. it was so heartening to _ for one of these teams? absolutely. it was so heartening to see - for one of these teams? absolutely. it was so heartening to see lucy i it was so heartening to see lucy bronze�*s family speaking about how calm they were because it was almost reflected emotionally spoke to fans. this is how deeply they feel for those players. i asked them what is different about it, and they said that they feel like a family member, that�*s how close they are to them. most of them said they had great confidence in the team. yes, there are nerves but they have got better and better throughout the tournament and better throughout the tournament and of course, the semifinal game where they beat the matildas on home soil, they performed so well and they really inspired a lot of excitement among the fans. i was chatting to people who said, we have come all the way from england, we are not going to get out of here empty—handed, we have confidence they will deliver it. but of course, not since 1966 has world cup glory been so close to an england side and it�*s the women who are looking to bring it home. they are notjust going to be up against spain, who are determined to get revenge after the loss in the euros, they will also be up against many australian fans who have switched allegiance in support after their team was kicked out by england, who know they will also be supporting spain but i�*m sure the fans will make their voices heard inside the stadium. much appreciated. we look forward to that build up a bit later. back in the premier league, no kane, no problem for tottenham, as ange postecoglou�*s side beat manchester united 2—0. after a chaotic first half, it was pape sarr�*s goal that broke the deadlock shortly after the break. spurs sealed all three points late on, when ivan perisic�*s cross took a touch off ben davies before being directed in to his own goal by lisandro martinez. things went much better for the team on the other side of manchester as city ran out 1—0 winners over newcastle united. julian alvarez�*s superb first—half goal was enough to see the champions past newcastle. the victory sees them two from two so far this season. liverpool got their first win of the season, beating bournemouth 3—1 in a controversial game at anfield. liverpool fell behind early on. but a clever goalfrom luis diaz was quickly followed by this mo salah penalty — which he scored on the rebound — and diogojota added the third. summer signing alexis mac allister was controversially sent off for the home side in the second half, jurgen klopp calling the world cup winner unlucky. brighton were 4—1 winners at wolves — solly march got two whilst karo mitoma scored this incredible solo goal as they maintained their 100% start to the season. and brentford picked up theirfirst win of the season, a second half brace from bryan mbeumo helping them to a 3—0 victory over fulham. rangers survived a league cup fright against greenock morton before recovering to secure their place in the quarterfinals. a grant gillespie penalty seven minutes into the second half had given the championship side hopes of an upset at ibrox. however, another penaty, this time from cyriel dessers, followed by this danilo winner eight minutes later took rangers into the last eight. great britain picked up theirfirst medal on day one of the world athletics championships in budapest. it came in the llx1l00m metre mixed relay — it was an incredible finish, with the dutch athlete femke bol falling when she was in the lead approaching the finish line. that gave usa the gold, whilst britain picked up the silver. meanwhile, katarina johnson—thompson is also in a good position in the heptathlon. this strong run in the 200 metres saw herfinish in second place overnight after four events, that�*s behind the leader, america�*s anna hall. it�*s been another setback for england in their preparations for next month�*s rugby union world cup, as they were beaten in ireland. forward billy vunipola could miss part of the tournament in france after he was sent off for a high tackle a week after 0wen farrell�*s controversial red card against wales. ireland had already scored a couple of tries at that stage, five in totalfor them, as they ran out comfortable winners — 29—10 it finished in dublin. in cardiff, world champions south africa demolished an inexperienced wales side, scoring eight tries on the way to a 52—16 win. there was a successful return to action for springboks captain siya kolisi, who has recovered from a knee injury. the boks play new zealand at twickenham in their final warm—up game on friday. it was the challenge cup winners leigh leopards against the league leaders catalans dragons in super league. and leigh were brought back down to earth after that famous win at wembley last weekend. despite leading twice, they eventually succumbed to the french side, losing by 30 points to m. there we go, the world cup comes to its culmination later on but the rugby union world up this next post world cup fever! gavin, thank you. we will have another couple of hours a build up until kick—off. but let�*s talk about the weather now. in a moment we will have the full forecast. whilst the wet weather has brought misery to holiday makers across the country, it appears it may have had a great effect on english vineyards. the dryjune and wetjuly provided perfect conditions for a bumper harvest of high quality grapes — all they need now is some end of summer sunshine. ellie crisell has this report from the bolney wine estate in west sussex. the english wine industry has grown and grown, but sussex home to the most vineyards. crepes may be taking and centring today but the last month has told a different story. can our unpredictable weather really sustain this industry? it�*s can our unpredictable weather really sustain this industry?— sustain this industry? it's really caettin sustain this industry? it's really getting from — sustain this industry? it's really getting from spring _ sustain this industry? it's really getting from spring harvest i sustain this industry? it's really| getting from spring harvest that sustain this industry? it's really i getting from spring harvest that is the chance, so this is the perfect example, we had a great start to the year, so a great spring, we had a great fruit set, lots of berries in the vineyard but haven�*t had the sun in the last month or so, this is our challenge every year is different, when we get passed one hurdle there is something else thatjumps out on us. is something else that “umps out on us. :, :, is something else that “umps out on us. ., ., . :, , is something else that “umps out on us. ., ., . :,, ., is something else that “umps out on us. for a crop that depends on consistently — us. for a crop that depends on consistently good _ us. for a crop that depends on consistently good weather, i us. for a crop that depends on consistently good weather, it i consistently good weather, it certainly seems a gamble to grow in the uk, but for many estates, that campbell is paying off, with wine tourism big business. . i campbell is paying off, with wine tourism big business. .— campbell is paying off, with wine tourism big business. . i think we are seeing _ tourism big business. . i think we are seeing england _ tourism big business. . i think we are seeing england and _ tourism big business. . i think we are seeing england and the i tourism big business. . i think we are seeing england and the uk i are seeing england and the uk generally follow that trend we�*ve seen which is to have a really lovely cafe, shop, restaurant on site. we have seen tourists, local community come and visit us and drink great coffee as well as great wine, down on site with us. i also think there�*s a little bit better sort of post—covered market, consumers wanting to continue to eat and drink locally and feel part of the local community. we are still optimistic, we have avoided a lot of the hurdles of producing grapes this year. we have avoided the frost. the vines are very healthy. and we need the sun, that�*s the bottom line. uk's the sun, that�*s the bottom line. uk�*s wine industry has been able to bear fruit as global warming has increased temperatures, but along with that come extreme events and even less predictability. even winemakers —— by leaving winemakers anxiously watching the weather. that was our reporter ellie crisell in west sussex. the queen of crime, agatha christie, is the world�*s best—selling novelist and most translated author. to celebrate her success, a bronze sculpture is to go on display in her home town of torquay — and fans of her work will decide which book she should be holding. emma ruminski reports. there is no mistaking who this is. the sculpture of torquay�*s most famous daughter is reaching completion. elizabeth hadley has painstakingly been recreating crime writer agatha christie in clay all summer in her brixham studio, ready to be cast in bronze. she is clearly the iconic author we all recognise now but elizabeth found it hard to choose what period of her life to depict. well, i was going to do a younger initially and then i thought, and she had her hat on and the hat looks great and everything, but i felt, people are just not going to recognise her. so i went back to the, you know, the photos you see on the book covers, the ones that people think, that�*s agatha christie. elizabeth met with agatha�*s family to help portray a true likeness. went up to visit them to take some photos for the research and they were lovely, they were very kind and helpful. i�*m sure they�*d like to come and have a look. i think they come down for the agatha christie festival, don�*t they? which is september so maybe they will come over then and have a look. the position of her little dog will change in the final sculpture. elizabeth was waiting for the right model to appear. i was driving down church street, just past all saints and i saw this lady and she had fox terriers and i thought, that�*s the dog i need. so ijust stopped the car, jumped out and asked her if she�*d mind. she was quite happy to let me have one of her dogs! you�*re going to muddle it on her dog? that�*s lovely! elizabeth has spent a lot of time on the fine details on this sculpture but the final one to choose is what to put on the book. agatha had so many successful novels, she�*s not quite sure which one to choose. the bestselling novelist of all time, agatha christie has sold a billion crime novels in english and another billion in translation. with 66 crime novels to choose from, torbay council intend to hold a public vote to determine which one elizabeth should place in the sculpture�*s hand. eventually she will take pride of place on a bench in torquay�*s harbour—side as part of the strand redevelopment. emma ruminski, bbc news. agatha christie, i don�*t know if you have ever seen the mousetrap? i did. have ever seen the mousetrap? i did, it was the first — have ever seen the mousetrap? i did, it was the first one _ have ever seen the mousetrap? i did, it was the first one after _ have ever seen the mousetrap? i c c it was the first one after lockdown when the theatre is opened. it is so popular, they keep a little counter of family performances there have been, i think it�*s the longest running west end... i been, i think it's the longest running west end. . .- been, i think it's the longest running west end... i think it is althou:h running west end... ! think it is although if— running west end... i think it is although if it's _ running west end... i think it is although if it's not _ running west end... i think it is although if it's not you - running west end... ! think it is although if it's not you will- running west end... i think it is although if it's not you will be i although if it�*s not you will be able to write in and tell us. but it was incredible, absolutely deserving of that statue. nice to see her being recognised. here�*s stav with a look at this morning�*s weather. that doesn�*t look like a picture in the uk, if i�*m not mistaken, that is australia? absolutely right. good morning to you. this is the sunshine they will be playing in. although kick—off is in the evening, decent temperatures, ran 17 and light winds. all good there but i was looking here? if you�*re watching the match for much of the country it is going to be fine, quite a lot of sunshine. a few showers mainly in the north and west and the winds will be light. high pressure towards the south—east of the country, low—pressure to the north—west. more of the isobars closer together so a bit breezy for ireland and scotland. light of england and wales. starting with some mist and fog and low cloud which should clear quite quickly through the morning. into the afternoon, much of central and southern and eastern england will stay dry. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland, may be the odd one developing for western england. you would be unlucky if you catch one towards the east, most places are staying dry here. up to across the south—east. low 20s further north and west. a pretty decent part two of our weekend. monday, a similar story, two of our weekend. monday, a similarstory, high two of our weekend. monday, a similar story, high pressures to the south, low—pressure to the north—west. this low pressure will start to encroach a bit closer to fine start with a bit of sunshine, you will notice the weather front bringing some more persistent rain to northern and western scotland and the wind will be quite blustery. eastern scotland, much of england and wales, apart from the shower, mostly dry with the best of the sunshine in the south—east, temperatures 25, 26 or even 27. a bit cooler and fresher further north and west. tuesday starts with variable cloud, a few showers, scotland and northern ireland because at a low pressure. 0dd shower is running into south—western england and wales but most should be dry. anotherfine england and wales but most should be dry. another fine one england and wales but most should be dry. anotherfine one in the england and wales but most should be dry. another fine one in the east and south—east. a bit fresher further north and west. beyond tuesday we start to see some changes. i think wednesday, another fine run across southern and eastern areas but the weather fronts starting ganging up on us as we move into thursday, friday and that we can, low—pressure takes over and brings cooler north—westerly winds. so the orange colours eventually pulling away after a warm start to the week, it will turn fresher for the week, it will turn fresher for the end of the week and into the weekend. so some pleasant warm spells of sunshine across much of england and wales through the middle part of the week and beyond there it is looking more and settle come, it�*s not going to be a wash out into the bank holiday weekend but there will be showers or longer spells of rain at times and feeling a bit cooler too. he was talking about the weather in the sunshine we have got now. if you needed a little boost this morning to get you in the sporting mood, we�*re going to listen to the foot guards band performing some iconic tunes in support of the lionesses. have a look at the gorgeous morning sunshine. let�*s see if we can have a listen to what they might be playing for us. i listen to what they might be playing for us. :. listen to what they might be playing for us. :, :, :_ �* listen to what they might be playing for us. :, :, , �* :, , for us. i have to say, i'm really lookin: for us. i have to say, i'm really looking forward _ for us. i have to say, i'm really looking forward to _ for us. i have to say, i'm really looking forward to this. - �*sweet caroline�* plays when i heard they were going to be doing sweet caroline, it was in my head because it is such an earworm. here is another one. "three lions" plays that was the footguards band performing. what a way to start your morning. wonderful. iturned performing. what a way to start your morning. wonderful. i turned that right up. i almost missed our time to talk. a live band, blue skies, sunshine, perfect. three lions is my favourite one of the two. they will be in your head all day. especially if you are in the fan zone, may be watching with friends and family. do you find you cannot say the name of the song sweet caroline without the intonation? both absolute bangers when it comes to football choose. it was a lovely way to start the day. we were speaking to lucy bronze�*s family earlier and we were asking you if you have any pre—match rituals or good luck habits in anticipation of the big match. because lucy bronze�*s plan holds onto a wooden cross and wes lucky blue trousers to match the team kit. you�*ve been writing in with your pre—match rituals in anticipation of the lionesses�* big match later today. paul from stockton—on—tees says he wakes up, showers and shaves. so far, pretty standard. but then he has one boiled egg... with chocolate on it. i think he anticipated the quizzical looks. it�*s all a bit of a fun and part of a bet with his kids, and he says he�*sjust enjoyed his boiled egg earlier this morning. iamafan of i am a fan of chocolate in the morning but i don�*t think i would combine it with an egg. while another viewer says they wore their england pyjama overnight to get mentally ready for the match. she can�*t wait! neither can we. between us we have the colours. red for the saint george�*s fled. and blue. let�*s hope that rubs off on the team. you are watching breakfast. good morning. when vandals used salt to kill all the crops at a community food allotments in essex, guards carly bird shared the damage with millions on social media vowing to turn it into something positive. she has kept her promise and is now helping to feed more than 2000 people, doubled the amount she was feeding before. it has been out sound, working with the ground, grow your own vegetables and being proud. carly is taking stock. it�*s less than a year since she first began feeding her local community by growing food in her local garden and buying close to expiry food from supermarkets. she expanded the project to take over an allotment but then disaster struck. i�*m absolutely heartbroken. someone has jumped i�*m absolutely heartbroken. someone hasjumped over in i�*m absolutely heartbroken. someone has jumped over in the i�*m absolutely heartbroken. someone hasjumped over in the night and put salt all over the land. her hasjumped over in the night and put salt all over the land.— salt all over the land. her social media post _ salt all over the land. her social media post went _ salt all over the land. her social media post went viral _ salt all over the land. her social media post went viral and i salt all over the land. her social media post went viral and the i media post went viral and the reaction was huge. she has since received £254,000 in donations and is now feeding more than 2200 people each month. �* :, :, , is now feeding more than 2200 people each month-— each month. before i was funding the arcels, each month. before i was funding the parcels. trying _ each month. before i was funding the parcels. trying to _ each month. before i was funding the parcels, trying to scrape _ each month. before i was funding the parcels, trying to scrape the - each month. before i was funding the parcels, trying to scrape the money i parcels, trying to scrape the money together or begging companies to donate money. to get these parcels out. now i don�*t have to worry. look out. now i don't have to worry. look how many — out. now i don't have to worry. look how many onions — out. now i don't have to worry. look how many onions you _ out. now i don�*t have to worry. look how many onions you have got! out. now i don't have to worry. look how many onions you have got! i i how many onions you have got! i know. i will be able to pull them next month. know. i will be able to pull them next month-— know. i will be able to pull them next month. :, , , , :, , know. i will be able to pull them next month. :, , , , :, next month. now she has big plans to renovate the — next month. now she has big plans to renovate the allotment _ next month. now she has big plans to renovate the allotment and _ next month. now she has big plans to renovate the allotment and bring i next month. now she has big plans to renovate the allotment and bring it i renovate the allotment and bring it into community use. it is unbelievable. _ into community use. it is unbelievable. i'm - into community use. it is unbelievable. i'm so i into community use. it 3 unbelievable. i�*m 50 excited. they unbelievable. i�*m s0 excited. they will come down with a whole team of people and do the land first and then come down and build the whole lot up for me, what can you say? that�*s amazing. we will have our allotment is just how we want them and they will be open and ready. carly�*s project has grown from a small seed and it is really bearing fruit. brilliant to see a proper community effort there as well as the brilliant work by carly. bouncing back from adversity. now it�*s time for click. rigorous training to hone modern soldier skills is essential, as at any time they can be thrown into the heart of a war zone or humanitarian crisis. yes, so mark cieslak has been to meet the soldiers of 16 air assault brigade to see how technology is helping to train troops. for these soldiers from 2nd battalion, the parachute regiment, anything could be waiting behind this door. experience in places like iraq and afghanistan has taught the british army that entering a building in a conflict zone can be extremely dangerous. colchester in essex is home to the elite 16 air assault brigade, the british army�*s global response force, specially trained and equipped to deploy by parachute, helicopter and air landing — ready to be sent anywhere in the world at a moment�*s notice and able to perform a wide variety of roles, from warfighting... explosion ..to providing humanitarian assistance. as a result, the troops here, like the soldiers of 2 para, are constantly training. british military training adapts to new threats all of the time. this might look like a mannequin that�*s been repurposed as a target, but this target shoots back. this is 16 air assault�*s new urban training facility. you don�*t know who indeed is inside those urban areas, whether it be an enemy threat, whether it be a different actor, whether it be civilian. so you need to be aware of all different eventualities. it integrates a host of technologies, including cameras, sensors and speakers which monitor and create environments designed to prepare these paratroopers for real world operations. this facility provides the integration of improvised ied explosions, different noises, dogs barking. it provides all of this realism that the soldiers would face in an urban environment on operations. so it�*s not only about going into a building knowing that there�*s going to be enemy threat inside there. it�*s what else is in there as well. this is called a figure 11 target. it�*s made of paper and wood, and it�*s been used by the army to hone soldiers�* marksmanship skills for decades. alert beeps called sim stryker, this sensor—laden smart target aims to crank up the pressure on troops that it comes up against — notjust by shooting back with small plastic bbs. shot! this target is programmed to be able to detect noise and also detect movement. so when the individuals are moving into rooms, whether they�*re opening doors, if these targets hear anything like that, they become alert. when these targets are then alert, they will then speak to each other. when you�*re then coming into a room, they�*re already preprogrammed to know the likelihood of the entrance that you�*re going to come inside. and as soon as they detect that movement, they will then start to engage towards your direction. enemy down! if troops are preparing for a deployment to a specific location, the sights, sounds and even smells that they might find on the ground can be recreated inside this space. all of the walls are modular and can be reconfigured and moved around to create a wide variety of different environments. instructors debrief the soldiers in a nearby control room, analysing their performance and data on the accuracy of their shots, all captured by cameras and sensors in the sim stryker and the training facility. centre of mass for those shots as well, in case they�*ve got body armour... sim stryker and this training centre which is called a smart facility are the work of uk company 4gd. founded by military veterans, the tech they have designed has been informed by their own experience in the field. the physical aspect of this activity sets it apart from purely tech—based training solutions like virtual reality simulators. we really recognise that virtuality offers huge potential when it comes to training, delivery and exposure, but it�*s got to be applied properly. having people in headsets with gaming controllers, whilst it can be good for some things, we don�*t think it�*s actually representative of the soldier training in a physicalfacility. to change a magazine, for example, is still a very dexterous skill that requires lots of practice. where we�*re taking it is being able to blend the virtual world and blend the physical world. so because we collect data inside of our facilities, we can use that data to provide a real—time virtual picture of everything that�*s happening inside of that facility. from that, we can start to introduce assets like drones, for instance. so it�*s bringing virtuality into the physical world, i suppose, is what we would do with it. but how do the soldiers themselves feel about being troops trained with the help of all of this tech? as a team leader, it gives you a lot to think about, there�*s a lot of options as you go through. you�*ve got a lot to consider, with the layout, the best place to put your troops, not to put them at more risk. this sort of kit looks set to become a bigger part of military training. 4gd has a deal with the us army and is preparing to roll out more training facilities like this one with the british army as well. for the military, in training and in real—world operations, one thing is certain — recent events prove preparation is crucial, as you never know what threat could be around the next corner. now, for many people around the world, subtitles are vital. in fact, you might be using them on screen right now. but the problem is that, most of the time, there isn�*t a screen in front of us — well, actually, there is quite a lot at the time. but for people that are deaf or hard of hearing, sometimes when they�*re trying to follow a conversation, it can be challenging. but there are ways to get subtitles when you�*re out and about. for example, a new app, called xrai glass, can provide them, and importantly, put them right in front of your eyes, using a pair of smart glasses. so we�*ve asked one woman, who�*s also an elite rugby player, to put them to the test. my name�*s jodie 0unsley. i�*m 22 years old, i�*m a professional rugby player for exeter chiefs. i was born premature, and i became ill quite quickly, and then we soon discovered that i was profoundly deaf. the only information that was given wasjodie probably won�*t be able to speak. she�*ll struggle in education, and herjob prospects will be bleak. of course, we now know that none of that is true. when i was 13 months old, i had a cochlear implant fitted on the right side. it�*s no cure, it�*s not normal hearing. itjust allows me to hear some sounds and mostly lip read. as i grew up, i learnt more about my deafness, and obviously, going through school, that�*s when i sort of faced challenges and struggled a little bit more. and then i discovered rugby when i was around 15. i thought, we�*ll take her, she�*ll have one session, not like it and that will be out of her system. so we came down here to sandal rugby club in wakefield, and she was too nervous to get out of the car. i was personally more worried about, what if i miss things on the pitch? what if the coaches don�*t really understand that i�*m deaf, or, what if the players don�*t really know how to react? after some encouragement, she came out, had a session, went really well. couple of years later, here i am, you know, being a professional rugby player. at exeter chiefs, we have a whole range of different players from all over the world, and there�*s one player, called tricky, who has a very thick irish accent. and even, you know, my hearing team—mates struggle to understand her sometimes, never mind the deaf person! and there were one time we was just having a conversation, we were making a joke saying, "oh, if only you had live captions so that we could understand what you were saying." and i kid you not, literally a couple of days later, i was scrolling through my phone on instagram and then the xrai glasses came up and i saw a reaction video. and i couldn�*t believe it — i messaged tricky, i was like, "can you believe this, there�*s actually subtitle glasses!" it was quite surreal. you get through your life and it is a struggle on a daily basis, but you just crack on. suddenly, to have these glasses, where i�*m speaking to someone, and not having to solely concentrate on lip reading, i was able to almost relax a little bit more and just see the subtitles come above me. there�*s loads of different functions, but the one i mainly use is obviously live captions. so how did you feel seeing me wear the xrai glasses for the first time? first time we tried them, it was quite emotional, really, because, you know, potentially it�*s a life—changing piece of tech for you to use. and in your sports side of things, fine margins is a big issue. so if it can just give you that edge in understanding analysis, it�*s going to be a real benefit to you. we have a software, they upload the training footage or game footage, and then our coaching team will do, like, a voiceover. obviously you can�*t see the face, so you just hear the voiceover whilst watching training back. so, there�*s a couple of really good single shots here from both nash and pops, in terms of getting your feet in close, your tackle height being really positive and a good solid shoulder shot with a good rap. so that�*s quite difficult for me to pick up sound without being able to lip read. so i feel like i�*m focusing more on trying to listen what my coach is saying, rather than focusing on the footage. but obviously with the xrai glasses, i can put the glasses on and obviously watch training as normal. but as my coach is speaking, obviously i get live captions as well. that might sound so simple and so little, but that�*s like a massive thing for me cos then obviously i can focus on the rugby and not focus on what i�*m missing. i think people think that you have to do drastic things to make it easierfor notjust deaf people, but anyone with a disability. it�*s just little tweaks and just that openness and honesty. and yeah, my teammates have just been brilliant and supportive really. it�*s so exciting to even see xrai glasses, to see where it is now. they�*re pretty much at the start of the journey and it�*s already amazing. so to even think about where they could be in a couple of years�* time, it�*s — it�*s quite scary but also really exciting to think about. and that�*s it for the short cut of click this week. the full—length version is up now on iplayer. we�*ll be back next week, thanks for watching. good morning and welcome to breakfast with ben boulos and luxme gopal. 0ur headlines today... with just three hours to go can the lionesses become the first senior england team since 1966 to win a world cup? it's it�*s here that england could make history. they will walk onto this pitch to play spain for a chance to lift the women�*s world cup. the biggest game of our lives, according to england captain millie bright but could the experience of sarina wiegman, prove to be the decisive factor... and in other news — after hospital bosses are accused of failing to act on warnings about serial killer lucy letby, the british medical association calls for increased regulation of nhs managers. good morning, some decent weather across the north of the country. but some showers and more of a breeze towards the north—west. join me later for a full weather forecast. it�*s sunday 20th august. are you excited? we are. in just a few hours time, england�*s lionesses will have the opportunity to create history, when they take on spain in the women�*s world cup final. the lionesses will look to build on their euro�*s win last summer and become the first england team since 1966 to be crowned world champions. millions of supporters will be roaring them on to victory in what captain millie bright described as the "game of their lives“. let�*s speak to jane dougall who is inside the stadium australia. it's it�*s noisy and lively there. how is the atmosphere looking? it's noisy and lively there. how is the atmosphere looking?- it's noisy and lively there. how is the atmosphere looking? where you can probably — the atmosphere looking? where you can probably hear — the atmosphere looking? where you can probably hear that _ the atmosphere looking? where you can probably hear that they - the atmosphere looking? where you can probably hear that they are i can probably hear that they are still rehearsing that tannoy system. we know _ still rehearsing that tannoy system. we know who you are going to be supporting, pharrell williams. but tell us, _ supporting, pharrell williams. but tell us, how do you contain your emotions — tell us, how do you contain your emotions as a player before you perform — emotions as a player before you perform in — emotions as a player before you perform in this career changing match — perform in this career changing match. ., ., ., . match. you need to get rid of a little bit of _ match. you need to get rid of a little bit of that _ match. you need to get rid of a little bit of that energy. - match. you need to get rid of a little bit of that energy. but - match. you need to get rid of a. little bit of that energy. but they know _ little bit of that energy. but they know their — little bit of that energy. but they know their preparation _ little bit of that energy. but they know their preparation now. - little bit of that energy. but they - know their preparation now. they've won the _ know their preparation now. they've won the year— know their preparation now. they've won the year rose _ know their preparation now. they've won the year rose so _ know their preparation now. they've won the year rose so they— know their preparation now. they've won the year rose so they know - know their preparation now. they'vel won the year rose so they know what preparation _ won the year rose so they know what preparation looks _ won the year rose so they know what preparation looks like. _ won the year rose so they know what preparation looks like. there - won the year rose so they know what preparation looks like. there will- preparation looks like. there will be calm — preparation looks like. there will be calm and _ preparation looks like. there will be calm and keep— preparation looks like. there will be calm and keep their— preparation looks like. there will be calm and keep their emotions intact _ be calm and keep their emotions intact ready— be calm and keep their emotions intact ready for— be calm and keep their emotions intact ready for the _ be calm and keep their emotions intact ready for the game - be calm and keep their emotions intact ready for the game of- be calm and keep their emotions| intact ready for the game of their lives _ intact ready for the game of their lives t'm — intact ready for the game of their lives t'm not _ intact ready for the game of their lives. i'm not nervous. _ intact ready for the game of their lives. i'm not nervous. i- intact ready for the game of their lives. i'm not nervous. i had - lives. i'm not nervous. i had nervous _ lives. i'm not nervous. i had nervous when _ lives. i'm not nervous. i had nervous when we _ lives. i'm not nervous. i had nervous when we did - lives. i'm not nervous. i had nervous when we did the - lives. i'm not nervous. i had i nervous when we did the final playing — nervous when we did the final playing the _ nervous when we did the final playing the germans - nervous when we did the final playing the germans but - nervous when we did the final playing the germans but thisi nervous when we did the final - playing the germans but this team are very— playing the germans but this team are very tevet~ _ playing the germans but this team are very level. they've _ playing the germans but this team are very level. they've shown - playing the germans but this team| are very level. they've shown their composure — are very level. they've shown their composure during _ are very level. they've shown their composure during this _ are very level. they've shown theirl composure during this tournament. are very level. they've shown their. composure during this tournament. [n composure during this tournament. in the composure during this tournament. the coach we trust. how do you feel about— the coach we trust. how do you feel about the _ the coach we trust. how do you feel about the selection? will she go with laurenjames? about the selection? will she go with lauren james?_ about the selection? will she go with lauren james? there's a lot to weiah u. with lauren james? there's a lot to weigh up- the _ with lauren james? there's a lot to weigh up. the girls _ with lauren james? there's a lot to weigh up. the girls in _ with lauren james? there's a lot to weigh up. the girls in the _ weigh up. the girls in the semifinals— weigh up. the girls in the semifinals were- weigh up. the girls in the - semifinals were phenomenal. it weigh up. the girls in the _ semifinals were phenomenal. it was a ftawtess— semifinals were phenomenal. it was a flawless performance. _ semifinals were phenomenal. it was a flawless performance. lauren - semifinals were phenomenal. it was a flawless performance. laurenjames i flawless performance. lauren james is flawless performance. laurenjames is a flawless performance. lauren james is a talent _ flawless performance. lauren james is a talent and — flawless performance. laurenjames is a talent and her— flawless performance. laurenjames is a talent and her impact _ flawless performance. laurenjames is a talent and her impact in - flawless performance. laurenjames is a talent and her impact in the - is a talent and her impact in the tournament— is a talent and her impact in the tournament has— is a talent and her impact in the tournament has been— is a talent and her impact in the i tournament has been phenomenal. there _ tournament has been phenomenal. there will— tournament has been phenomenal. there will look— tournament has been phenomenal. there will look at _ tournament has been phenomenal. there will look at the _ tournament has been phenomenal. there will look at the psychologicali there will look at the psychological aspect~ _ there will look at the psychological aspect~ i_ there will look at the psychological aspect~ ithink— there will look at the psychological aspect. i think she'll— there will look at the psychological aspect. i think she'll use _ there will look at the psychological aspect. i think she'll use lauren i there will look at the psychological aspect. i think she'll use lauren as| aspect. i think she'll use lauren as an impact— aspect. i think she'll use lauren as an impact player _ aspect. i think she'll use lauren as an impact player. i_ aspect. i think she'll use lauren as an impact player. i would - aspect. i think she'll use lauren as an impact player. i would start - aspect. i think she'll use lauren as an impact player. i would start low and as— an impact player. i would start low and as i_ an impact player. i would start low and as i think— an impact player. i would start low and as i think she _ an impact player. i would start low and as i think she is— an impact player. i would start low and as i think she is exceptional. l and as i think she is exceptional. but given— and as i think she is exceptional. but given the _ and as i think she is exceptional. but given the tournament - and as i think she is exceptional. but given the tournament i - and as i think she is exceptional. but given the tournament i could understand — but given the tournament i could understand why _ but given the tournament i could understand why she _ but given the tournament i could understand why she wouldn't. i but given the tournament i could l understand why she wouldn't. hora? but given the tournament i could understand why she wouldn't. how has she provided — understand why she wouldn't. how has she provided something _ understand why she wouldn't. how has she provided something so _ understand why she wouldn't. how has she provided something so special- she provided something so special with the _ she provided something so special with the team?— she provided something so special with the team? when you hear her talk about how _ with the team? when you hear her talk about how she _ with the team? when you hear her talk about how she put _ with the team? when you hear her talk about how she put the - with the team? when you hear her talk about how she put the team i talk about how she put the team together, — talk about how she put the team together, the _ talk about how she put the team together, the mentality- talk about how she put the team together, the mentality of- talk about how she put the team together, the mentality of the l together, the mentality of the group, — together, the mentality of the group, she _ together, the mentality of the group, she shifted _ together, the mentality of the group, she shifted that. - together, the mentality of the group, she shifted that. we . together, the mentality of the i group, she shifted that. we had together, the mentality of the - group, she shifted that. we had some talented _ group, she shifted that. we had some talented players — group, she shifted that. we had some talented players in _ group, she shifted that. we had some talented players in my— group, she shifted that. we had some talented players in my day— group, she shifted that. we had some talented players in my day but - 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hours' time. thanks for fighting l against the noise of the build-up against the noise of the build—up there. thatjane against the noise of the build—up there. that jane over there. against the noise of the build—up there. thatjane over there. find there. that jane over there. and m stic there. that jane over there. and mystic farrer. _ there. that jane over there. and mystic farrer. i— there. that jane over there. jinn. mystic farrer. i cannot wait there. that jane over there. a"ic mystic farrer. i cannot wait to hear what her predictions are. although the world cup is being held on the other side of the world, some fans have made the long trip to australia. our reporter shaimaa khalil has been speaking to some of them in sydney. come on england! they've started their big day early. they have in a practice run at chanting and cheering. not since 1966 has world cup glory been so close for an england side and this time it's the women who will bring it home and theirfans have been there women who will bring it home and their fans have been there every step of the way. their fans have been there every step of the way-— their fans have been there every step of the way. come on, england! we are going _ step of the way. come on, england! we are going to _ step of the way. come on, england! we are going to bring _ step of the way. come on, england! we are going to bring the _ step of the way. come on, england! we are going to bring the trophy - we are going to bring the trophy home~ _ we are going to bring the trophy home we — we are going to bring the trophy home. we have two. we not going home without— home. we have two. we not going home without the _ home. we have two. we not going home without the trophy. i�*ve home. we have two. we not going home without the trophy.— without the trophy. i've been so excited. this _ without the trophy. i've been so excited. this has _ without the trophy. i've been so excited. this has been - without the trophy. i've been so excited. this has been a - without the trophy. i've been so excited. this has been a long i without the trophy. i've been so i excited. this has been a long time coming _ excited. this has been a long time coming years— excited. this has been a long time coming. years and _ excited. this has been a long time coming. years and years - excited. this has been a long time coming. years and years and - excited. this has been a long time| coming. years and years and years excited. this has been a long time i coming. years and years and years of waiting _ coming. years and years and years of waiting for— coming. years and years and years of waiting for this — coming. years and years and years of waiting for this moment— coming. years and years and years of waiting for this moment and - coming. years and years and years of waiting for this moment and we - coming. years and years and years of waiting for this moment and we are i waiting for this moment and we are here _ waiting for this moment and we are here. . , . .. waiting for this moment and we are here. . , . ~' ,, here. really excited like everyone else. i here. really excited like everyone else- i cannot _ here. really excited like everyone else. i cannot wait _ here. really excited like everyone else. i cannot wait to _ here. really excited like everyone else. i cannot wait to see - here. really excited like everyone else. i cannot wait to see what - here. really excited like everyone i else. i cannot wait to see what they do today _ else. i cannot wait to see what they do today. we are having a trip of a lifetime _ do today. we are having a trip of a lifetime here, me and my daughter. it's been _ lifetime here, me and my daughter. it's been absolutely amazing and we are trying _ it's been absolutely amazing and we are trying to save every moment of it. ~ , ., , ., ., are trying to save every moment of it. as the fans headed to the city on the sydney — it. as the fans headed to the city on the sydney ferry _ it. as the fans headed to the city on the sydney ferry you - it. as the fans headed to the city on the sydney ferry you could . it. as the fans headed to the city i on the sydney ferry you could build excitement building up.— excitement building up. already a massive achievement _ excitement building up. already a massive achievement and - excitement building up. already a massive achievement and we - excitement building up. already a massive achievement and we are | excitement building up. already a l massive achievement and we are so proud of the team but i am also so proud of the team but i am also so proud of the team but i am also so proud of all the supporters who travelled all this way to be in fine voice and support them. it means so much to so many people.— voice and support them. it means so much to so many people. standing on their wa is much to so many people. standing on their way is a — much to so many people. standing on their way is a spain _ much to so many people. standing on their way is a spain side _ much to so many people. standing on their way is a spain side who - much to so many people. standing on their way is a spain side who are - their way is a spain side who are playing in theirfirst their way is a spain side who are playing in their first final. a team has struggled between players and coach of the pitch. but they've told me that they wanted to save their voices but they cannot set delete that help it. they've been singing and cheering the whole morning. this is uncharted territory for the team. the england squad have already changed the game and captured the nation's imagination when they won the european cup last year. but this feels different. this feels like being world champions. if they win their name will be etched on the world cup trophy and go into the history books. lots of celebrities and influentialfigures have been sending messages of support to the lionesses�*. in a letter to the team, prime minister rishi sunak wished england boss sarina wiegman and her players good luck for the final, telling them: you ve made us all proud. labour leader sir keir starmer hailed the team as an inspiration to girls everywhere and last night the prince of wales also sent england his best wishes. lioness is, i want to send you huge good _ lioness is, i want to send you huge good luck_ lioness is, i want to send you huge good luck for tomorrow. we are sorry we can't _ good luck for tomorrow. we are sorry we can't be _ good luck for tomorrow. we are sorry we can't be there but go out tomorrow_ we can't be there but go out tomorrow and really enjoy yourself. good _ tomorrow and really enjoy yourself. good luck. — tomorrow and really enjoy yourself. good luck, lionesses. we'll have lots of coverage of the world cup throughout the morning but now ben has today's other news. the british medical association is calling for hospital managers to be regulated in a similar way to medical staff — following the case of the serial—killer nurse lucy letby. she was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six more. there are concerns that nhs bosses failed to respond adequately when questions about letby�*s conduct were raised. simonjones reports. the smiling nurse who was a killer of babies she was supposed to be caring for. this is the moment lucy letby was arrested. the british medical association says her crimes have shocked the nation, and something similar must never be allowed to happen again. consultants at the countess of chester hospital say senior managers ignored their repeated warnings about letby for many months, despite hospital bosses claiming there was a culture of listening. it was secretive, it was judgemental. there was no credibility given to our opinions. and from january 2017, it was intimidating. bullying to a certain extent. the consultants who raised concerns at one point even had to send letby an apology letter, against their wishes, for any stress and upset she may have experienced due to their comments. they also feared being reported to the general medical council when they continued to push for the police to be brought in. the gmc regulates doctors and has the power to strike them off. the british medical association is now calling for similar regulation for non—clinical hospital managers so they can face the same rigorous scrutiny as doctors. if there was the duty of care the hospital managers to apply the same standards as other hospitals but sadly a lot of nhs managers ignore the problems brought to them. the former chief executive of the countess of chester trust, tony chambers, said... "my focus was on the safety of the baby unit and the well—being of patients and staff. i was open and inclusive as i responded to information and guidance. the trial and the lengthy police investigation have shown the complex nature of the issues raised." the government says an inquiry examining the circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news. the department of health says from 30th september nhs england will introduce additional background checks for non—clinical hospital managers and nhs trust board members. a 50—year—old man has been charged with possessing documents or records likely to be useful to terrorists, following a major data breach at the police service of northern ireland. earlier this month, the personal details of thousands of officers and staff were published online in response to a freedom of information request. police have confirmed the list has been seen by dissident republicans. president zelensky has said a russian missile strike on the city of chernehiv in northern ukraine, turned an ordinary saturday into "a day of pain and loss". at least seven people were killed and more than 100 were injured during the attack on a theatre. a powerful hurricane is threatening mexico's baja california peninsula as it heads towards the country's western coast. hurricane hilary is expected to bring catastrophic flooding to the region. people in high—risk zones in mexico's second—largest city of tijuana have been urged to move to temporary accommodation. it will be the first tropical storm to hit the state of california in more than 80 years. there is extreme weather elsewhere. tens of thousands of people have been told to leave their homes in the western canadian province of british colombia, to escape rapidly intensifying wildfires. large parts of the 0kanagan valley are under threat in what officials say is a "highly dynamic" situation. our correspondent, peter bowes, is following developments. oh, my god. the intensity of the flames is terrifying. moving rapidly over a vast area there are more than a thousand wildfires burning throughout canada. about a third of them are in british columbia, where 30,000 people have been told to leave their homes. another 36,000 have been warned they may have to evacuate at any moment. kelowna, a popular tourist destination about 180 miles east of vancouver, is on the edge of a huge inferno. the fire has already destroyed several homes in the smaller community of west kelowna, with embers from that blaze travelling in the wind over a lake to ignite more structures. officials have urged the public to cancel all non—essential travel to the region. at this time, we are strongly recommending that people with plans to travel to fire—affected areas throughout the central interior and south east in the coming days to cancel those plans. we need tourists and travellers to take this situation as seriously as the residents of these areas do. to the north, yellowknife — the capital of canada's northwest territories — is now a ghost town. over two days, almost the entire population of 20,000 people were evacuated from their homes leaving the city by road and air to escape a fire encroaching on their community. officials said it had been an extraordinary achievement to get everyone out. the fire, caused by lightning a month ago, is still threatening the city — although cooler conditions have slowed its progress. but gusty winds are forecast, and officials fear they could further propel the fire towards the city boundaries. siren wails this is an epic struggle for firefighters. reinforcements have been brought in from as far away as south africa, with local resources stretched to the limit. in a nation used to forest fires, this countrywide crisis has reached a level never seen before. peter bowes, bbc news. it's 8:15am. you are watching bbc breakfast. in glasgow, thousands of musicians have been taking part in the 75th world pipe band championships. after two days of competition, it was 'peoples ford boghall and bathgate caledonia' who took home the title. it's the band's first world championship win in their 52—year history and they faced tough competition from austria, australia, canada and the usa. that's the second time we've had a live band playing this morning. it's a good way to start your saturday. let's have a look at the weather forecast and see if it is stav — plastic. tastic. this is what we were pretty much expecting. stifling hot across southern europe into the mediterranean. a little bit fresher towards the north—west, closer to this area of low pressure. that will bring low pressure in scotland and northern ireland with an increasing chance of showers. fog clearing away and as we head through the afternoons and sunny spells. best of the sunshine southern and eastern england. most of the showers are for western scotland and northern ireland. 18—21 . 26 in the south. we source 26 across the east of england and we are likely to reach that again. high pressure still to the south—east heading into monday. the wind is picking up more for scotland and northern ireland. they will be some sunshine through the morning. a few showers but then this where the front will push into bring more persistent rain to western scotland. a wet afternoon here. doing well with the sunshine and warmth, could be up to 26—27 c. another warm one. mid to high teens further north. in the normal spots of eastern scotland around 21 celsius. a few more showers pushing into england and wales. again mostly across scotland and northern ireland. the warmest and northern ireland. the warmest and driest weather in the south—east. just above the mid 20s. as we move deeper into the week, we start to lose the high pressure in the south—east and low pressure starts to take over sending weather fronts towards our shores. it could be a heavy one is cooler air moves in. the red is ebbing away towards the continent. some cooler north—westerly wind and into next week. after a warm start to the weak across the south and east it will start a bit cooler and some showers will move into the bank holiday weekend. it won't be a wash—out but they will be some showers around, longer spells of rain across scotland and northern ireland. let's head over to sydney to see what the weather will be like for this evening for the world cup final. 16-17 c, evening for the world cup final. 16—17 c, clear skies and light winds. looking pretty good for the match there. also, here, not bad weather if you are wanting to watch the match outdoors. hopefully, we'll be celebrating through the afternoon with barbecues if they do well. good news for the fans and the players as well. we all known the importance of looking after ourselves and keeping fit — but would you know how to do so safely during pregnancy? experts say there s a lack of guidance for mum's—to—be, with two—thirds not receiving any advice on how and when to exercise. cardiff university is conducting research into how women s bodies change during and post pregnancy and the bbc�*s emma vardy has been looking into this for us, while on her ownjourney to becoming a new mum. at 38 weeks lots of people have told me to put my feet up but i'm keeping them on the treadmill. sport and exercise has always been a big part of my life so when i became pregnant i knew i wanted to keep doing as much as i could. and it's even given the added motivation. but i soon found that there can be some conflicting attitudes and still a few myths about exercising and pregnancy. fitness instructor cheryl who is also expecting runs pre—and postnatal classes with babies welcome too. it's a body pump style of class with weight and she says contrary to some outdated attitudes there are many benefits for women keeping up exercise through pregnancy with a pretty challenging level of intensity. so women are often told no gym, don't do weights. i think a lot of 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so . tapering it down a little towards the end — tapering it down a little towards the end but _ tapering it down a little towards the end but it _ tapering it down a little towards the end but it did _ tapering it down a little towards the end but it did make - tapering it down a little towards the end but it did make me - tapering it down a little towards the end but it did make me feelj the end but it did make me feel really— the end but it did make me feel really good _ the end but it did make me feel really good-— the end but it did make me feel reall aood. . ., , , ., .y really good. welcome to my pregnancy work-out--- — really good. welcome to my pregnancy work-out. .. you _ really good. welcome to my pregnancy work-out. .. you only _ really good. welcome to my pregnancy work-out. .. you only have _ really good. welcome to my pregnancy work-out. .. you only have to - really good. welcome to my pregnancy work-out. .. you only have to look- really good. welcome to my pregnancy work-out. .. you only have to look at l work-out. .. you only have to look at sorts work-out. .. you only have to look at sports stars — work-out. .. you only have to look at sports stars and _ work-out. .. you only have to look at sports stars and celebrities - work-out. .. you only have to look at sports stars and celebrities to - work-out. .. you only have to look at sports stars and celebrities to see i sports stars and celebrities to see there is now a growing culture for more ambitious exercise through pregnancy than once existed. serena williams won a grand slam at eight weeks. but while the pregnancy is invisible the body is going to massive changes. gemma atkinson shared her pregnancy weight lifting work—out on social media and do you fancy a hike up the hollywood hills? you could follow in the steps of eva longoria oh. so what about other activities? surfing is my first love. the guidance i received that is if you have done surfing before then you can keep going. at seven months i could still paddle out and catch waves on the west coast of ireland but then i headed out when conditions were calmer than i would normally. there is focus on runners particularly they say there's many benefits to exercise before and after giving birth but caution is advised when things like lower leg pain, urinary incontinence and stress fractures focused on. the more we can — stress fractures focused on. the more we can look— stress fractures focused on. tue: more we can look into these stress fractures focused on. tt9: more we can look into these barriers then the more evidence we can have to inform guys lie —— guidelines. the more active we can have pregnant women based on this information. there can be off—putting advice from friends, family and complete strangers. both these women ran throughout their pregnancies and zoe completed the london marathon five months after giving birth. fiften months after giving birth. often --eole months after giving birth. often people tell _ months after giving birth. often people tell you _ months after giving birth. often people tell you you _ months after giving birth. often people tell you you are - months after giving birth. often people tell you you are crazy . months after giving birth. often people tell you you are crazy when they see you running with huge bump. you might go into labour early, or .ive you might go into labour early, or give yourself pelvic floor injuries because — give yourself pelvic floor injuries because you and your third trimester and possibly for some people that might— and possibly for some people that might be — and possibly for some people that might be true because there's more weight— might be true because there's more weight on— might be true because there's more weight on the pelvic floor but my experience was that as long as nothing — experience was that as long as nothing is _ experience was that as long as nothing is painful, it was fine. i�*m nothing is painful, it was fine. i'm nothing is painful, it was fine. i'm not aroin nothing is painful, it was fine. i'm rrot going to _ nothing is painful, it was fine. tn not going to lie, as the months have gone on i have found running in particular a lot harder but i'm inspired by all these other women who feel determined to keep going now the finish line is well in sight. we're joined now by one of our regular gps, dr helen wall. good morning, helen. do you think there's a lack of guidance for exercise during pregnancy? t do there's a lack of guidance for exercise during pregnancy? i do and if a pregnant — exercise during pregnancy? i do and if a pregnant woman _ exercise during pregnancy? i do and if a pregnant woman asked - exercise during pregnancy? i do and if a pregnant woman asked me - exercise during pregnancy? i do and | if a pregnant woman asked me about exercise during pregnancy there is guidance in terms of nhs pregnancy guidance in terms of nhs pregnancy guidance around, yes it's good to keep fit in pregnancy because it's hard on a women's body in labour so the more supple and fitter you are then the better it is for you and then the better it is for you and the baby but i have to admit that it did make me wince a little bit, reflecting on that report... just the intensity of some of the exercise that was being done so again, i'm not saying that's wrong should not be happening but it reflected to me that if i'm watching that wincing a little bit then perhaps we haven't got that information out there to health care providers. information out there to health care roviders. , :, :, , :, ~ providers. does that mean you think that some of — providers. does that mean you think that some of that _ providers. does that mean you think that some of that intense _ providers. does that mean you think that some of that intense exercise l that some of that intense exercise should not be done by pregnant women? t should not be done by pregnant women? ~ , should not be done by pregnant women? ~' , :, �* ~ :, women? i think we 'ust don't know. that's the issue. — women? i think we just don't know. that's the issue. i'm _ women? i think we just don't know. that's the issue. i'm not _ women? i think we just don't know. that's the issue. i'm not saying - that's the issue. i'm not saying that it should not be done but we don't have that level of confidence in the nhs to say to women that it definitely can be done. the information says don't do anything that you have not done before, don't start running marathons if you're not a runner, don't start going to the gym if you didn't do it before and there's clear advice about staying hydrated, working within comfort zones. it starts to hurt, other sensible advice that i would give to pregnant women as a gp but i think what we do not know and we have not established as health care professionals, what we don't have guidance on is the intensity of exercise during pregnancy and that's what i'm keen to see the results of, because if we have more information about that then we would feel more confident at ease giving that advice. :, , :, ,:, :, ,:, advice. there was an important point hirrhlihted advice. there was an important point highlighted that _ advice. there was an important point highlighted that emma _ advice. there was an important point highlighted that emma mentioned i advice. there was an important point highlighted that emma mentioned as well that it is the type of exercise you are not used to, then starting in pregnancy is perhaps not the best idea. if it's something you've done for a long idea. if it's something you've done fora longtime and your body is used to it... for a long time and your body is used to it. . .— for a long time and your body is used to it... yes, your hormones chance used to it... yes, your hormones change in — used to it... yes, your hormones change in pregnancy _ used to it... yes, your hormones change in pregnancy and - used to it... yes, your hormones change in pregnancy and then - used to it... yes, your hormones i change in pregnancy and then when this happens your muscles and ligaments become more lax this happens your muscles and ligaments become more tax and then sprains become more likely and your muscle composition is changing so it's easier to fall over and so forth. it's important you have that stability. forth. it's important you have that stabili . :, :, :, stability. so, helen, for anyone who hasn't been — stability. so, helen, for anyone who hasn't been particularly _ stability. so, helen, for anyone who hasn't been particularly active, - hasn't been particularly active, what _ hasn't been particularly active, what advice would you give to them? ithink— what advice would you give to them? i think it's _ what advice would you give to them? i think it's good to start some activity during pregnancy and get yourself a bit fitter because it is a marathon giving birth to many women. be active by doing at least 30 minutes of activity a day, whether that's a walking, yoga, jogging. whether that's a walking, yoga, jogging, whatever you're comfortable with. the advice from the nhs is to go to moderate intense exercise. so if you can still hold a conversation while you are exercising then that's fine. if it's getting to the point where it's so strenuous you cannot have a conversation then we would ask is that too much? but we just don't know what intensity we are safely say is ok. tt don't know what intensity we are safely say is ok.— safely say is ok. it could be something _ safely say is ok. it could be something as _ safely say is ok. it could be something as simple - safely say is ok. it could be something as simple as - safely say is ok. it could be - something as simple as walking. just aet out something as simple as walking. get out and something as simple as walking. tut get out and walk. it's brilliant exercise. it's really underestimated. it's great for your cardiovascular system. this study showing that been active in your pregnancy reduces aches and pains, postnatal depression, reduces the risk of c—section, high blood pressure, diabetes. there's loads of benefits of being active in pregnancy that i would encourage women to think about.— pregnancy that i would encourage women to think about. there often suedes of research _ women to think about. there often suedes of research and _ women to think about. there often suedes of research and guidance . women to think about. there often l suedes of research and guidance into various— suedes of research and guidance into various aspects of health. why do you think— various aspects of health. why do you think exercise in pregnancy has been _ you think exercise in pregnancy has been a _ you think exercise in pregnancy has been a bit — you think exercise in pregnancy has been a bit neglected or had the same input as— been a bit neglected or had the same input as other aspects? it�*s been a bit neglected or had the same input as other aspects?— input as other aspects? it's like an hina. input as other aspects? it's like anything. whilst _ input as other aspects? it's like anything. whilst it _ input as other aspects? it's like anything. whilst it is _ input as other aspects? it's like | anything. whilst it is important, it's not life or death. it's a natural thing, pregnancy and childbirth. it's not something that's been necessarily needed to be looked into in terms of a life or death situation. we are driven by resources and we go to high priority issues first. but this is really important because it does help with healthy pregnancy, with healthy deliveries and with women's mental health so it is super important but it's just not been up there on the priority list but it's good it's coming to the forefront we are starting to talk about it.- coming to the forefront we are starting to talk about it. there is a ro'ect starting to talk about it. there is a project happening _ starting to talk about it. there is a project happening by _ starting to talk about it. there is a project happening by the - starting to talk about it. there is| a project happening by the cardiff researchers as well. thank you so much: _ researchers as well. thank you so much, helen, for coming in. stay with us, plenty more still to come on breakfast. hello, this is breakfast with ben boulos and luxmy gopal. plenty of excitement ahead of the women's world cup final and gavin is here as well. there's a lot riding on this. we keep saying they have the chance to make history, but millie bright is already making history, the first woman to lead the national side out in a world cup final, and also the first england team to appear in a world cup final on foreign soil, history has already been made regardless of the outcome. very good point. they are into the final, the furthest they have gone into the women's world cup, they have done so well over the last few years, winning the euros last year was an incredible achievement, sarina wiegman has done phenomenal work and are getting better and better. he saw that against australia, they struggled a bit in the group stages but they've delivered when it matters anything as the tournament has progressed, this england team has gone into their own scheme towered skin, really good but all of them. we will be speaking — really good but all of them. we will be speaking to _ really good but all of them. we will be speaking to you _ really good but all of them. we will be speaking to you a _ really good but all of them. we will be speaking to you a bit _ really good but all of them. we will be speaking to you a bit later- really good but all of them. we will be speaking to you a bit later for. be speaking to you a bit later for more on the world cup final. we're joined now by someone who knows just what it takes to play for england in high pressure moments — 2022 euros champion beth mead. good morning. thank you so much for joining us. first of all, how has it felt watching your team through this tournament? tt’s felt watching your team through this tournament?— felt watching your team through this tournament? �* , , :, , :. , tournament? it's been tough because i'm not tournament? it's been tough because i'm rrot very — tournament? it's been tough because i'm rrot very good _ tournament? it's been tough because i'm not very good at _ tournament? it's been tough because i'm not very good at this _ tournament? it's been tough because i'm not very good at this side - tournament? it's been tough because i'm not very good at this side of- i'm not very good at this side of things sometimes sol i'm not very good at this side of things sometimes so i have got used to it as the tournament has gone on. i can't say i will do the same today. i have been super proud of them. with what they have achieved so far. like you have just said, they have grown into the tournament, absolutely, there will not all guns firing in the group stages but they have grown into the tournament, great semifinal against australia so hopefully they will peak today. does it feel a bit bittersweet, the fact you're watching them and their success but not able to be there yourself? t success but not able to be there ourself? :, :, , �* :, yourself? i mean, it does. i'm not surrised yourself? i mean, it does. i'm not surprised where _ yourself? i mean, it does. i'm not surprised where they _ yourself? i mean, it does. i'm not surprised where they are, - yourself? i mean, it does. i'm not surprised where they are, know i yourself? i mean, it does. i'm not. surprised where they are, know the we have in the squad and the direction that the coach has put a sign, the tough thing is, you want to be a part of it and i couldn't be there because of an injury right now, which is tough to take and of course, you play football to win trophies and the biggest trophies that you go for is the world cup, so it's a tough one to take, but yes, i'm still so proud and i hope the girls can bring it home today. you were there. _ girls can bring it home today. you were there, you're part of the team that won the euros last year, in these last couple of hours, before these last couple of hours, before the final, what will the teanby doing? what is the routine, what will they be saying, will they be looking at messages of support, will they be isolated from everything else? how does it come together? t else? how does it come together? i think the process will not have changed, i think people who know the players, friends and family, they have a message the day before to try not to bombard them on game day. generally we wouldn't look at social media to try and get too overexcited or anything, media to try and get too overexcited oranything, in media to try and get too overexcited or anything, in that sense, but i know the girls will be fully focused, there will have done the preparation, they will have done their work in spain and they will know all about them. i know sarina will have done a lot of planning and now they just have to will have done a lot of planning and now theyjust have to go out there and enjoy it and play the football that we know they can. nothing will have changed in that sense, the preparation. t5 have changed in that sense, the preparation-— have changed in that sense, the re aration. , ,:, :, :, preparation. is there something of a psychological _ preparation. is there something of a psychological advantage? _ preparation. is there something of a psychological advantage? we - preparation. is there something of a psychological advantage? we know| preparation. is there something of a i psychological advantage? we know the disruption that's been within the spanish side, and the divisions within that. when the england team are going to the final against spain, do they have that in mind and think actually, they have clear leadership in the england xi, commits a unified team, does that make a difference? t commits a unified team, does that make a difference?— make a difference? i mean, to a certain extent, _ make a difference? i mean, to a certain extent, the _ make a difference? i mean, to a certain extent, the spanish i make a difference? i mean, to a | certain extent, the spanish team have showed that under adversity they have got to a final. they've had a lot of things going on and they have still got there so big respect of them and i know england will give them respect in that sense on the pitch and obviously what's happened off the pitch or you know, the spanish are a great team, they deserve to be in a final before but they haven't done it, so in that i got a tough game today but they will respect everything about this spanish side. we respect everything about this spanish side.— respect everything about this sanish side. ~ �* , ., spanish side. we can't underestimate the im act spanish side. we can't underestimate the impact that _ spanish side. we can't underestimate the impact that the _ spanish side. we can't underestimate the impact that the lionesses - spanish side. we can't underestimate the impact that the lionesses have i the impact that the lionesses have had on attitudes towards the sport. i was interviewing some youth players, some young girls who are saying that the lionesses are their role models and watching how they have done over the past couple of years has really inspired them. how does that feel for you as part of the team?— the team? it's amazing. we've created a _ the team? it's amazing. we've created a legacy, _ the team? it's amazing. we've created a legacy, we've - the team? it's amazing. we've created a legacy, we've got i the team? it's amazing. we've i created a legacy, we've got young girls today watching the game, being inspired, and that's been helped by, i've been working closely with the national lottery, they have put a lot of work in over the last ten years, £50 million into grassroots football, i was one of those young girls who got that funding to get before i am today, to be a lioness. this legacy we are trying to create, it needs help, it needs funding, but it's amazing to see that we have such an effect on this younger generation, and it's also worrying how competitive for is getting at the younger age, that these young ones are going to come and push it out at some point! so there are two sides to that one.— sides to that one. there is a bit of time et. time yet. where will you be watching the match, and dare we ask your score prediction? t match, and dare we ask your score prediction?— prediction? i will be watching the match at the _ prediction? i will be watching the match at the club, _ prediction? i will be watching the match at the club, i'm _ prediction? i will be watching the match at the club, i'm actually i match at the club, i'm actually going to the club now to train a bit earlier so i'm finished before the game starts. then i will sit and watch it with my arsenal team—mates, there is a big tv at the club so we will sit around that were some of the staff and players. matt wise, i have said that fara williams always gets the correct result and she says england will win sol gets the correct result and she says england will win so i will back what she's saying. she england will win so i will back what she's saying-— she's saying. she wouldn't tell us exactly what _ she's saying. she wouldn't tell us exactly what her _ she's saying. she wouldn't tell us exactly what her prediction i she's saying. she wouldn't tell us exactly what her prediction was i exactly what her prediction was earlier. it's been a privilege to speak to you, thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us this morning and enjoy watching the game a little bit later. kevin is here. obviously, that is dominating the sport this morning —— mike gavin. huge anticipation and interest. : :, :, :, interest. and who would argue with beth mead predicting _ interest. and who would argue with beth mead predicting an _ interest. and who would argue with beth mead predicting an england i interest. and who would argue with i beth mead predicting an england win? no me! the beth mead predicting an england win? no me! :, , ~ :, , no me! the last time i think youtube are on and then won _ no me! the last time i think youtube are on and then won the _ no me! the last time i think youtube are on and then won the euros - no me! the last time i think youtube are on and then won the euros final, | are on and then won the euros final, l'm not— are on and then won the euros final, i'm not saying anything now. don�*t i'm not saying anything now. don't 'inx it! england's lionesses then, with that fantastic chance to make history later. messages of support have, as you'd expect, been flooding in. the england men's side came so close to making the final in 2018. captain harry kane and manager gareth southgate fully getting behind the squad for the big game today. amazing journey so far, you should be fully proud of cells, we are all behind you, supporting you, we know you can do it to get that world cup win and bring the trophy home. hello to ou out win and bring the trophy home. hello to you out in — win and bring the trophy home. hello to you out in a _ win and bring the trophy home. hello to you out in a seller, _ win and bring the trophy home. hello to you out in a seller, you _ win and bring the trophy home. hello to you out in a seller, you are doing — to you out in a seller, you are doing a — to you out in a seller, you are doing a brilliantjob. that's the first thing. —— magut in australia. there _ first thing. —— magut in australia. there is— first thing. —— magut in australia. there is of— first thing. —— magut in australia. there is of course no advice because you've _ there is of course no advice because you've done — there is of course no advice because you've done more than us already! you know— you've done more than us already! you know what is needed to win. all that remains— you know what is needed to win. all that remains is to wish you the very best for— that remains is to wish you the very best for the — that remains is to wish you the very best for the final, and we hope you can bring _ best for the final, and we hope you can bring the trophy back. let'sjoin shaimaa khalil, who's at a fan park in sydney with more of the build—up, as kick off edges closer. and shaimaa, how are the fans feeling with so much at stake? 0h, oh, my god, the excitement is really building up. it's been building since the morning, i have been with england fans, i've spoken to some fans here at the park you are making their way in fans here at the park you are making theirway in and fans here at the park you are making their way in and i must tell you, after knocking out the matildas on home soil with the heartbreak that they didn't make it all the way through, many of the australian fans have switched allegiances to spain so england will be playing against spain on the pitch but also up against tens of thousands of australian fans who are going to be cheering spain on. but if what the fans have told me earlier is anything to go by, england fans will be loud, they have practised their songs this morning, it was lovely to see, but the anticipation is picking up see, but the anticipation is picking up because the heft of the day, this immense moment is dawning on everyone, history is up for grabs, it's the lionesses who are hoping they are going to clinch it. whoever wins, a new name will be etched on the world cup trophy and in the history books of the women's game, but my god, has come so far and this tournament has been a testament and a catalyst to how far the women's game has come. when you speak to fans, to young girls and boys who have jerseys now of the matildas but also the lionesses, who know the players now by name, the players have become household names. you see how far it has come in to see how much it means for people here. shaimaa khalil, thank you very much. the only thing standing in the way of the lionesses lifting the world cup trophy is the spanish team. our reporter sergi forcada is in madrid. sergi, how do the spanish fans feel ahead of the final? well, they are hopeful they can beat england but at the same time, have to say they are realistic. they admit it's going to be a tough game. there's a of excitement here and the feeling that it may be the right moment for the spanish national team to finally shine at a world cup. in madrid, still pretty quiet but i can assure you that in the next couple of hours, things will change, we expect 6000 fans to be gathering at the sports venue here in the spanish capital to watch the match together and there will be plenty of watching parties across the country. fans have faith in a team that combine both very experienced players with newcomers that have actually impressed throughout the competition and despite some turmoil and the relationship between some players and the couch, the team is saying they will remain united to try to beat england. the truth is, after years of very weak performances in international competitions like the world cup or the euros, now spain is just 90 minutes away from making history and bringing the trophy home. tt history and bringing the trophy home. , , :, , :, : home. it is set to be an enticing came. home. it is set to be an enticing game- thank— home. it is set to be an enticing game. thank you _ home. it is set to be an enticing game. thank you very _ home. it is set to be an enticing game. thank you very much i home. it is set to be an enticing i game. thank you very much indeed. back in the premier league... we saw him earlier, harry kane, but it was a case of harry who for tottenham, as ange postecoglou's side beat manchester united 2—0. kane, who left spurs recently for bayern munich. but spurs showing they're not missing him too much. after a chaotic first half, it was pape sarr�*s goal that broke the deadlock shortly after the break. spurs sealed all three points late on, when ivan perisic�*s cross took a touch off ben davies before being directed in to his own goal by lisandro martinez. things went much better for the team on the other side of manchester, as city ran out i—o winners over newcastle united. julian alvarez�*s superb first—half goal was enough to see the champions past newcastle. the victory sees them two from two so far this season. liverpool got their first win of the season, beating bournemouth 3—1 in a controversial game at anfield. liverpool fell behind early on — but a clever goalfrom luis diaz was quickly followed by this mo salah penalty, which he scored on the rebound, and diogojota added the third. summer signing alexis mac allister was controversially sent off for the home side in the second half, jurgen klopp calling the world cup winner unlucky. brighton were 4—1 winners at wolves... solly march got two whilst karo mitoma scored this incredible solo goal as they maintained their 100% start to the season. and brentford picked up theirfirst win of the season, a second half brace from bryan mbeumo helping them to a 3—0 victory over fulham. another premier league player leaves for the saudi pro league — with alexsander mitrovic leaving fulham to join al hilal. the 28—year—old scored 111 goals for fulham — afterjoining in 2018 with the club set to receive a club record fee of £50 million for the serbian striker. rangers survived a league cup fright against greenock morton before recovering to secure their place in the quarterfinals. a grant gillespie penalty seven minutes into the second half had given the championship side hopes of an upset at ibrox. however, another penaty, this time from cyriel dessers, followed by this danilo winner eight minutes later, took rangers into the last eight. great britain picked up theirfirst medal on day one of the world athletics championships in budapest. it came in the lixaoom mixed relay — it was an incredible finish with the dutch athlete femke bol falling when she was in the lead approaching the finish line. that gave usa the gold, whilst britain picked up the silver. meanwhile katarina johnson—thompson is also in a good position in the heptathlon. this strong run in the 200 metres saw herfinish in second place overnight after four events, that's behind the leader, america's anna hall. it's been another setback for england in their preparations for next month's rugby union world cup, as they were beaten in ireland. forward billy vunipola could miss part of the tournament in france after he was sent off for a high tackle, a week after owen farrell's controversial red card against wales. ireland had already scored a couple of tries at that stage, five in total for them, as they ran out comfortable winners. 29—10 it finished in dublin. in cardiff, world champions south africa demolished an inexperienced wales side, scoring eight tries on the way to a 52—16 win. there was a successful return to action for springboks captain siya kolisi, who has recovered from a knee injury. the boks play new zealand at twickenham in their final warm—up game on friday. it was the challenge cup winners leigh leopards against the league leaders catalans dragons in super league. and leigh were brought back down to earth after that famous win at wembley last weekend. despite leading twice, they eventually succumbed to the french side losing by 30 points to iii. he's only been in miami for a matter of weeks, but lionel messi is already winning trophies with the mls side. messi has been scoring for fun, since moving to inter miami, including this opener in their leagues cup final against nashville — the game went to penalties, which miami won, meaning messi becomes most decorated footballer of all time, with 41! trophies. david beckham and victoria are watching along as well, co—owners of that team. gavin, thank you. just over a couple of hours until kick off and there are lots of outdoor screens across the country for people to watch the final, so let's see what the forecast is going to be like. here's stav with a look at this morning's weather. not bad at all today if you do have outdoor plans and of course come across in sydney this evening it looks set fair for the match, temperatures around 17 celsius just after sunset and generally light winds. so all good news on that front. back home, there will be a lot of dry and sunny and warm weather around today. the shah risks mainly towards the north and west, the winds were also lighter. the reason for the lighter winds and more sunshine in the south, notjust for today but the next few days is because of high pressure over the near continent, so south—eastern areas because of this will benefit. no pressure in the north west will bring more of a breeze to scotland and northern ireland and a greater risk of seeing ship showers. that's what we do have this afternoon. there may be the odd isolated shark across england and wales but you'll be lucky if you catch one. most leases staying drive. —— but the odd isolated chart. feeling pleasantly warm, mid to high 20s, could be around 26 or so across the woman spots in the east. high teens or low 20s for the north. monday, similar set up with higher pressure of the near continent, this area of low pressure starts to encroach a bit closer through the data northern ireland and scotland, so the winds will pick up here, after a fine day, plenty of sunshine even across scotland and northern ireland, the winds will pick up and we will see showers are merging into longer spells of rain. the odd shower elsewhere for england and wales, eastern scotland but a lot of sunshine, feeling warm again, could be at 26 a may be 27 in the warmest spots across south—east england. low 20s for the north, cooler than that for the northern and western isles. tuesday, more cloud to start but again, we are looking at dry, settled and sunny weather across southern and eastern parts. more showers and sunny spells for northern and western areas. another warm day on tuesday in the south and east, high teens or low 20s in scotland and northern ireland. then things start to change mid week, we start to see the atlantic coming back to life, weather fronts pushing across the country by thursday. could be getting heavy or thundery downpours here but low pressure takes over and starts to bring west north—westerly winds across the uk, you can see the orange colour is ebbing away back into the near continent. so a cooler and fresher feel on friday and indeed into the next weekend, which will be a bank holiday. it will be turning cooler, increasing showers, it won't be a wash—out but he will have to cater for the chance of some showers and it will be a bit cooler but enjoy your sunday, and fingers crossed for the weather for the game out in sydney. back to you. whilst the wet weather has brought misery to holiday makers across the country, it appears it may have had a great effect on english vineyards. the dryjune and wetjuly provided perfect conditions for a bumper harvest of high quality grapes — all they need now is some end of summer sunshine. ellie crisell has this report from the bolney wine estate in west sussex. the english wine industry has grown and grown, with sussex home to the most vineyards. grapes may be baking in the sunshine today, but the last month has told a different story. can our unpredictable weather really sustain this industry? tt’s can our unpredictable weather really sustain this industry?— sustain this industry? it's really caettin sustain this industry? it's really getting from — sustain this industry? it's really getting from spring _ sustain this industry? it's really getting from spring to - sustain this industry? it's really getting from spring to harvest l getting from spring to harvest that's the charm, so this year is a perfect example, we had a great start to the year, so great spring, great fruit set, lots of berries in the vineyard, but we haven't had the sun in the last month or so, is our challenge, every year is different. once we get passed one hurdle something elsejumps once we get passed one hurdle something else jumps out on us. for something else 'umps out on us. for a cro that something else jumps out on us. for a crop that depends on consistently good weather, it certainly seems a gamble to grow in the uk, but for many estates, that campbell is paying off, with wine tourism big business. —— make that gamble. taste business. —— make that gamble. we generally follow that trend we have seen, _ generally follow that trend we have seen, which is to have a really lovely— seen, which is to have a really lovely cafe, shop, restaurant on site, _ lovely cafe, shop, restaurant on site. we — lovely cafe, shop, restaurant on site, we have seen tourists, local communities come and visit us and drink— communities come and visit us and drink great— communities come and visit us and drink great coffee as well as great wine, _ drink great coffee as well as great wine, and — drink great coffee as well as great wine, and on site with us. there is a bit _ wine, and on site with us. there is a bit so _ wine, and on site with us. there is a bit so that— wine, and on site with us. there is a bit so that his post—calving, consumers _ a bit so that his post—calving, consumers wanting to drink, eat locally. — consumers wanting to drink, eat locally, and feel part of the local community. locally, and feel part of the local community-— locally, and feel part of the local community. this year we are still optimistic- _ community. this year we are still optimistic. we _ community. this year we are still optimistic. we have _ community. this year we are still optimistic. we have avoided i community. this year we are still optimistic. we have avoided a i community. this year we are still optimistic. we have avoided a lot community. this year we are still i optimistic. we have avoided a lot of the hurdles in producing grapes this year, we have avoided the frost, great fruit set, the vines are very healthy, now we need the sun, that's the bottom line.— the bottom line. the uk's wine industry has — the bottom line. the uk's wine industry has only _ the bottom line. the uk's wine industry has only been - the bottom line. the uk's wine industry has only been able i the bottom line. the uk's wine industry has only been able to | the bottom line. the uk's wine i industry has only been able to bear fruit as global warming has increased temperatures. but along with that comes extreme events and even less predictability. leaving winemakers anxiously watching the weather. that was our reporter, ellie crisell in west sussex. regardless of the outcome of today's match — the lionesses have already done so much to encourage women and girls to take up sport. lioness ella toone started kicking a ball about at her local club astley and tyldesley fc. our reporter emily brown is there for us as they gear up for a watch party. emily. yes, everyone here is very excited this morning at astley and tyldesley fc and it is here where ella toone because my career started in football when she was about five. she scored that fantastic goal for england in the semifinal against australia. we don't yet know if she will be starting because lauren james is available. but there will be plenty of people here who will be cheering ella on and we can speak to two of her biggest fans. we have flow and live, what had been like watching ella play in the world cup? it's amazing, she is such an inspiration _ it's amazing, she is such an inspiration to all of us. yes, just amazing, — inspiration to all of us. yes, just amazing, getting that chance to play _ amazing, getting that chance to -la . : , :, amazing, getting that chance to play. and you are a big ella toone fan. i am play. and you are a big ella toone fan. iam indeed. _ play. and you are a big ella toone fan. i am indeed. what _ play. and you are a big ella toone fan. i am indeed. what was i play. and you are a big ella toone fan. i am indeed. what was a i play. and you are a big ella toone fan. i am indeed. what was a like | fan. i am indeed. what was a like meetin: fan. i am indeed. what was a like meeting her? _ fan. i am indeed. what was a like meeting her? it— fan. i am indeed. what was a like meeting her? it was _ fan. i am indeed. what was a like meeting her? it was brilliant. i fan. i am indeed. what was a like j meeting her? it was brilliant. she was so down _ meeting her? it was brilliant. she was so down to _ meeting her? it was brilliant. she was so down to earth, _ meeting her? it was brilliant. she was so down to earth, she - meeting her? it was brilliant. she was so down to earth, she could i meeting her? it was brilliant. she i was so down to earth, she could see that i_ was so down to earth, she could see that l was— was so down to earth, she could see that i was interested _ was so down to earth, she could see that i was interested so _ was so down to earth, she could see that i was interested so she - was so down to earth, she could see that i was interested so she made i was so down to earth, she could see that i was interested so she made a| that i was interested so she made a bil that i was interested so she made a big effort, _ that i was interested so she made a big effort, she _ that i was interested so she made a big effort, she spoke _ that i was interested so she made a big effort, she spoke to— that i was interested so she made a big effort, she spoke to me, - that i was interested so she made a big effort, she spoke to me, she i big effort, she spoke to me, she answered — big effort, she spoke to me, she answered any _ big effort, she spoke to me, she answered any questions - big effort, she spoke to me, she answered any questions i - big effort, she spoke to me, she answered any questions i had i big effort, she spoke to me, she answered any questions i had to| big effort, she spoke to me, she i answered any questions i had to ask and she _ answered any questions i had to ask and she was— answered any questions i had to ask and she was really, _ answered any questions i had to ask and she was really, really— answered any questions i had to ask and she was really, really lovely. i. and she was really, really lovely. i think— and she was really, really lovely. i think it _ and she was really, really lovely. i think it was — and she was really, really lovely. i think it was really _ and she was really, really lovely. i think it was really nice _ and she was really, really lovely. i think it was really nice meeting i and she was really, really lovely. ii think it was really nice meeting her because _ think it was really nice meeting her because of— think it was really nice meeting her because of how _ think it was really nice meeting her because of how nice _ think it was really nice meeting her because of how nice she _ think it was really nice meeting her because of how nice she was, i think it was really nice meeting her. because of how nice she was, because like, because of how nice she was, because like. some _ because of how nice she was, because like, some footballers _ because of how nice she was, because like, some footballers are _ because of how nice she was, because like, some footballers are very, - like, some footballers are very, like. _ like, some footballers are very, like. they— like, some footballers are very, like, they know _ like, some footballers are very, like, they know that _ like, some footballers are very, like, they know that they - like, some footballers are very, like, they know that they are i like, some footballers are very, i like, they know that they are big, so they— like, they know that they are big, so they act— like, they know that they are big, so they act very _ like, they know that they are big, so they act very big, _ like, they know that they are big, so they act very big, but - like, they know that they are big, so they act very big, but she i so they act very big, but she wasn't, _ so they act very big, but she wasn't, she _ so they act very big, but she wasn't, she was— so they act very big, but she wasn't, she was very - so they act very big, but she wasn't, she was very chill i so they act very big, but she | wasn't, she was very chill we so they act very big, but she i wasn't, she was very chill we saw that people — wasn't, she was very chill we saw that people were _ wasn't, she was very chill we saw that people were interested, i wasn't, she was very chill we saw that people were interested, she| wasn't, she was very chill we saw i that people were interested, she was really. _ that people were interested, she was really. really — that people were interested, she was really, really lovely _ that people were interested, she was really, really lovely and _ that people were interested, she was really, really lovely and it _ that people were interested, she was really, really lovely and it was - really, really lovely and it was really — really, really lovely and it was really nice _ really, really lovely and it was really nice to _ really, really lovely and it was really nice to meet _ really, really lovely and it was really nice to meet her. - really, really lovely and it was really nice to meet her. she i really, really lovely and it was really nice to meet her. she is very well liked here. _ really nice to meet her. she is very well liked here. how— really nice to meet her. she is very well liked here. how do _ really nice to meet her. she is very well liked here. how do you - really nice to meet her. she is very well liked here. how do you think. well liked here. how do you think the lionesses have done. thea;r well liked here. how do you think the lionesses have done. they had an amazin: the lionesses have done. they had an amazing and — the lionesses have done. they had an amazing and i'm _ the lionesses have done. they had an amazing and i'm so _ the lionesses have done. they had an amazing and i'm so proud _ the lionesses have done. they had an amazing and i'm so proud of - the lionesses have done. they had an amazing and i'm so proud of the i amazing and i'm so proud of the more, _ amazing and i'm so proud of the more. i— amazing and i'm so proud of the more, i think everyone here amazing and i'm so proud of the more, ithink everyone here in england — more, ithink everyone here in england are. it's an amazing opportunity for all of them to have that chance to play in a world cup, i that chance to play in a world cup, i like _ that chance to play in a world cup, i like that — that chance to play in a world cup, i like that. and back in australia. yes. _ i like that. and back in australia. yes. just— i like that. and back in australia. yes, just playing amazing, i'm really— yes, just playing amazing, i'm really proud of them. how yes, just playing amazing, i'm really proud of them.- yes, just playing amazing, i'm really proud of them. how do you think they will _ really proud of them. how do you think they will do _ really proud of them. how do you think they will do today? - really proud of them. how do you think they will do today? i - really proud of them. how do you think they will do today? i think i think they will do today? i think it'll be a tough _ think they will do today? i think it'll be a tough game, _ think they will do today? i think it'll be a tough game, they i think they will do today? i think| it'll be a tough game, they have improved — it'll be a tough game, they have improved from the _ it'll be a tough game, they have improved from the euros, - it'll be a tough game, they have i improved from the euros, beating a lot of— improved from the euros, beating a lot of the _ improved from the euros, beating a lot of the teams _ improved from the euros, beating a lot of the teams 4— _ improved from the euros, beating a lot of the teams 4— 005— _ improved from the euros, beating a lot of the teams 4— 005— zero, i i lot of the teams 4— 005— zero, i think— lot of the teams 4— 005— zero, i think it — lot of the teams 4— 005— zero, i think it will _ lot of the teams 4— 005— zero, i think it will be — lot of the teams 4— 005— zero, i think it will be a _ lot of the teams 4— 005— zero, i think it will be a tough _ lot of the teams 4— 005— zero, i think it will be a tough game i lot of the teams 4— 005— zero, i | think it will be a tough game and lot of the teams 4— 005— zero, i i think it will be a tough game and we need to— think it will be a tough game and we need to go— think it will be a tough game and we need to go out— think it will be a tough game and we need to go out and _ think it will be a tough game and we need to go out and show— think it will be a tough game and we need to go out and show them - think it will be a tough game and we need to go out and show them what| need to go out and show them what we're _ need to go out and show them what were made — need to go out and show them what were made but _ need to go out and show them what we're made but i _ need to go out and show them what we're made but i hope _ need to go out and show them what we're made but i hope there - need to go out and show them what we're made but i hope there will. need to go out and show them what we're made but i hope there will be| we're made but i hope there will be a good _ we're made but i hope there will be a good outcome _ we're made but i hope there will be a good outcome for— we're made but i hope there will be a good outcome for them. - we're made but i hope there will be a good outcome for them.— a good outcome for them. score predictions? _ a good outcome for them. score predictions? 2-1_ a good outcome for them. score predictions? 2-1 again. - a good outcome for them. score predictions? 2-1 again. i - a good outcome for them. score predictions? 2-1 again. i think. a good outcome for them. score i predictions? 2-1 again. i think they -la ed predictions? 2-1 again. i think they played amazing _ predictions? 2-1 again. i think they played amazing in _ predictions? 2-1 again. i think they played amazing in this _ predictions? 2-1 again. i think they played amazing in this world i predictions? 2-1 again. i think they played amazing in this world cup i predictions? 2-1 again. i think they i played amazing in this world cup and ithink— played amazing in this world cup and l think they— played amazing in this world cup and i think they will show what they can do today— i think they will show what they can do today in— i think they will show what they can do today in the world cup. | i think they will show what they can do today in the world cup.- do today in the world cup. i think it will be 1-0 _ do today in the world cup. i think it will be 1-0 and _ do today in the world cup. i think it will be 1-0 and i _ do today in the world cup. i think it will be 1-0 and i think - do today in the world cup. i think it will be 1-0 and i think it - do today in the world cup. i think it will be 1-0 and i think it will- it will be 1—0 and i think it will either— it will be 1—0 and i think it will either be _ it will be 1—0 and i think it will either be ella _ it will be 1—0 and i think it will either be ella toone _ it will be 1—0 and i think it will either be ella toone or- it will be 1—0 and i think it willj either be ella toone or lauren james. — either be ella toone or lauren james, depending— either be ella toone or lauren james, depending on- either be ella toone or lauren james, depending on who i either be ella toone or lauren james, depending on who is i either be ella toone or lauren - james, depending on who is starting and who— james, depending on who is starting and who is— james, depending on who is starting and who is coming _ james, depending on who is starting and who is coming on. _ james, depending on who is starting and who is coming on. ok, - and who is coming on. ok, optimistic. _ and who is coming on. ok, optimistic, we _ and who is coming on. ok, optimistic, we like - and who is coming on. ok, optimistic, we like that. i and who is coming on.“ optimistic, we like that. ella started playing from a really young age and to people who know her well, chris in particular, he used to be a pe teacher. what's it been like watching ella play in a world cup? it's been a bit surreal really. obviously— it's been a bit surreal really. obviously we always knew she would io obviously we always knew she would go on _ obviously we always knew she would go on to _ obviously we always knew she would go on to greater things, but to see her on _ go on to greater things, but to see her on the — go on to greater things, but to see her on the biggest stage, very proud. — her on the biggest stage, very proud. as— her on the biggest stage, very proud, as a school and a pe department especially we're really proud _ department especially we're really proud of— department especially we're really proud of her and what she's achieved _ proud of her and what she's achieved. just really excited for the game — achieved. just really excited for the game and hopefully she can bring the game and hopefully she can bring the world _ the game and hopefully she can bring the world cup. find the game and hopefully she can bring the world cup-— the world cup. and you ahead of rirls the world cup. and you ahead of girls development _ the world cup. and you ahead of girls development here - the world cup. and you ahead of girls development here at i the world cup. and you ahead of girls development here at the i the world cup. and you ahead of. girls development here at the club, what do you it's meant to see the girls do so well, what do you think it's meant to the young girls here at the club? tt it's meant to the young girls here at the club?— it's meant to the young girls here at the club? , , ::, at the club? it gives them they can see it now. — at the club? it gives them they can see it now. it's _ at the club? it gives them they can see it now, it's like, _ at the club? it gives them they can see it now, it's like, we _ at the club? it gives them they can see it now, it's like, we were i at the club? it gives them they can see it now, it's like, we were not i see it now, it's like, we were not televised — see it now, it's like, we were not televised for— see it now, it's like, we were not televised for a _ see it now, it's like, we were not televised for a long _ see it now, it's like, we were not televised for a long time - see it now, it's like, we were not televised for a long time which i see it now, it's like, we were not. televised for a long time which was a shame. _ televised for a long time which was a shame. now— televised for a long time which was a shame. now on— televised for a long time which was a shame, now on tv, _ televised for a long time which was a shame, now on tv, we _ televised for a long time which was a shame, now on tv, we can - televised for a long time which was a shame, now on tv, we can see i televised for a long time which wasi a shame, now on tv, we can see it, the girls— a shame, now on tv, we can see it, the girls can — a shame, now on tv, we can see it, the girls can see _ a shame, now on tv, we can see it, the girls can see it _ a shame, now on tv, we can see it, the girls can see it and _ a shame, now on tv, we can see it, the girls can see it and they- a shame, now on tv, we can see it, the girls can see it and they can i a shame, now on tv, we can see it, the girls can see it and they can be i the girls can see it and they can be it, the girls can see it and they can be it. that's _ the girls can see it and they can be it. that's what _ the girls can see it and they can be it, that's what happens. _ the girls can see it and they can be it, that's what happens. it's- the girls can see it and they can be it, that's what happens. it's great. it, that's what happens. it's great and it's— it, that's what happens. it's great and it's great— it, that's what happens. it's great and it's great to _ it, that's what happens. it's great and it's great to see _ it, that's what happens. it's great and it's great to see all— it, that's what happens. it's great and it's great to see all these i and it's great to see all these young — and it's great to see all these young girls _ and it's great to see all these young girls now— and it's great to see all these young girls now who - and it's great to see all these young girls now who are i and it's great to see all these i young girls now who are coming and it's great to see all these - young girls now who are coming down, we can't _ young girls now who are coming down, we can't form — young girls now who are coming down, we can't form teams _ young girls now who are coming down, we can't form teams fast _ young girls now who are coming down, we can't form teams fast enough - young girls now who are coming down, we can't form teams fast enough for i we can't form teams fast enough for them! _ we can't form teams fast enough for them! ,, , , : we can't form teams fast enough for them! ,, , , ~ , them! superb. and chris, there has been a growth _ them! superb. and chris, there has been a growth in — them! superb. and chris, there has been a growth in interest _ them! superb. and chris, there has been a growth in interest from i them! superb. and chris, there has. been a growth in interest from young girls where you are teaching? massive growth. i think with the .irls massive growth. i think with the girls seeing heraround massive growth. i think with the girls seeing her around the school when _ girls seeing her around the school when she — girls seeing her around the school when she comes in, there has been a massive _ when she comes in, there has been a massive thing for them and again, we have girls _ massive thing for them and again, we have girls teams now and every year group. _ have girls teams now and every year group. a _ have girls teams now and every year group. a lot— have girls teams now and every year group, a lot of girls are very interested, we were just chatting about _ interested, we were just chatting about how many students are coming through— about how many students are coming through wanting to be part of the girls' _ through wanting to be part of the girls' team. that's massively down to ella and — girls' team. that's massively down to ella and her achievements. what was she like — to ella and her achievements. what was she like as _ to ella and her achievements. what was she like as a _ to ella and her achievements. hising was she like as a teenager? to ella and her achievements. what was she like as a teenager? very i was she like as a teenager? very determined! _ was she like as a teenager? very determined! hates _ was she like as a teenager? very determined! hates losing. but a dream _ determined! hates losing. but a dream for— determined! hates losing. but a dream for a pe teacher to have a kind _ dream for a pe teacher to have a kind of— dream for a pe teacher to have a kind of student. she also got other girls. _ kind of student. she also got other girls. the _ kind of student. she also got other girls, the students involved but she represented the school and a number of sports. _ represented the school and a number of sports, she was great. how represented the school and a number of sports, she was great.— of sports, she was great. how do you think they will _ of sports, she was great. how do you think they will do _ of sports, she was great. how do you think they will do today? _ of sports, she was great. how do you think they will do today? and - think they will do today? and confident i _ think they will do today? and confident i think _ think they will do today? and confident i think they will win. i'm going _ confident i think they will win. i'm going to _ confident i think they will win. i'm going to go — confident i think they will win. i'm going to go for the same score, i think— going to go for the same score, i think a _ going to go for the same score, i think a h — going to go for the same score, i thinka h i_ going to go for the same score, i think a 3—1. i think we get an early goal— think a 3—1. i think we get an early goal and _ think a 3—1. i think we get an early goal and kick— think a 3—1. i think we get an early goal and kick on from there. i�*m goal and kick on from there. i'm ruite goal and kick on from there. t�*sh quite confident. lorraine liz green i think we will win. i'm confident in sarina, she will have been on the tactics board and watched all the matches. remote much of an accessible she needs to do and it's just down to the girls to go out there and battle it out. t’m just down to the girls to go out there and battle it out. i'm going for 2-1. brilliant. _ there and battle it out. i'm going for 2-1. brilliant. lots _ there and battle it out. i'm going for 2-1. brilliant. lots of- there and battle it out. i'm going. for 2-1. brilliant. lots of optimism there, for 2-1. brilliant. lots of optimism there. lots — for 2-1. brilliant. lots of optimism there. lots of— for 2-1. brilliant. lots of optimism there, lots of support _ for 2-1. brilliant. lots of optimism there, lots of support for - for 2-1. brilliant. lots of optimism there, lots of support for ella i for 2-1. brilliant. lots of optimism there, lots of support for ella and | there, lots of support for ella and there, lots of support for ella and the lionesses. we will be heading into the clubhouse shortly where they will be screening the final, and kick off is injust they will be screening the final, and kick off is in just two hours' time. and kick off is in 'ust two hours' time. : , , and kick off is in 'ust two hours' time. : . , :. .. time. exciting times. emily, thank ou ve time. exciting times. emily, thank you very much- — it would be a builder to a final without a football anthem and a layer at the foot guard band perform some iconic tunes outside wellington barracks to show their support for the lionesses. let's take a look at their rendition of sweet caroline. 'sweet caroline�* plays what a glorious way of having your sunday morning, listening to that brilliant band. it's impossible not to sing along! i don't know what it is about that song,it don't know what it is about that song, it will be in your head all day. song, it will be in your head all da . s :, :, , song, it will be in your head all da. :, ., day. and while that was playing, and throu . hout day. and while that was playing, and throughout most _ day. and while that was playing, and throughout most of— day. and while that was playing, and throughout most of this _ day. and while that was playing, and throughout most of this morning, i day. and while that was playing, and j throughout most of this morning, we have been humming along to that, sparing your ears luckily! mercifully. that was the foot guard band are special tribute to the lionesses. band are special tribute to the lionesses-— band are special tribute to the lionesses. : :, , , :_ lionesses. and earlier they played the other amazing _ lionesses. and earlier they played the other amazing football - lionesses. and earlier they played i the other amazing football anthem, three lions. the other amazing football anthem, three lions-— three lions. football is coming home. three lions. football is coming home- let's — three lions. football is coming home. let's hope _ three lions. football is coming home. let's hope that - three lions. football is coming home. let's hope that it - three lions. football is coming home. let's hope that it is! i three lions. football is coming home. let's hope that it is! a i three lions. football is coming i home. let's hope that it is! a huge day for the england team, a lot of pressure but a lot of excitement. wherever you are watching, whether it is at home or in the pub or at one of the outdoor screens, joint. that's all from us for today. breakfast is back tomorrow from six. until then, enjoy your weekend. goodbye. live from london... this is bbc news. fans arrive at stadium australia in sydney ahead of the 2023 women's world cup final in just a few hours england will face spain in a battle for world cup glory. we want to win. we absolutely want to win _ scenes of devastation, as wildfires continue to rage across canada, and the western province of british columbia goes under a state of emergency. and the uk's doctors' union calls for hospital managers to be regulated in a similar way to medical staff after the conviction of nurse lucy letby, for murdering seven babies. hello. i'm lewis vaughan jones. in the coming hours, the women's world cup final gets underway in sydney, with england taking on spain. england's lionesses who won the euros last summer will be hoping to become the first england team since 1966 to be crowned world champions. millions of supporters will be cheering them on in what the team's captain millie bright described as the "game of their lives". our sports editor dan roan sent this report from sydney. having booked their place in the world cup final with a memorable victory over co—hosts australia, england's preparations have continued to go smoothly in sydney, a fully fit squad enjoying a final training session on the eve of the match, intent on surpassing the european crown they claimed last year. your players are about to play the biggest game

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