your players are about to play the biggest game of their lives, when you look in their eyes, what do you say? i see calmness, we are in a good place, everyone is fit, the team is confident and we want to play our best game. this is a tournament the line have had to battle the lionesses have had to battle through, overcoming injury, the suspension of a star player 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 players' dreams for years, so everyone already knows that. we know how passionate the nation is back home, and how much they want us to win, but for us as a process we have a game plan to execute, and we need to play the game of our lives. so these are the players that stand between england and world cup glory. like the lionesses, spain's campaign began slowly, they were beaten 4—0 in the group byjapan, but it's gathered pace despite several missing stars because of a player revolt. their coach has been at the centre of the controversy with some of his squad threatening to quit amid reports over concern over training methods and game preparation, but despite the unrest, spain have plenty of talent and are the highest ranked team england have faced. translation: there will be a tactical battle and it - will be competitive. we are going to fight with all of spain's weapons, it won't change, it's going to be the same we've used for all these years. it's going to be the match 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 the performance of a lifetime. these lionesses will be aware of such glorious history but they are here to create their own. these are live pictures from australia _ these are live pictures from australia-— these are live pictures from australia. ., , ., ., australia. people arriving, waiting for kick off into _ australia. people arriving, waiting for kick off into our's _ australia. people arriving, waiting for kick off into our's time. - australia. people arriving, waiting for kick off into our's time. here l for kick off into our's time. here in the uk we will be starting at 11am. live now to manchester where excitement is growing ahead of the match. our reporter emily brown is at astley and tyldesley fc, where england player ella toone began her football career. she scored that fantastic goal in the semifinal against australia. we don't yet know if she'll be starting today and that is because lauren james, who had been banned for two matches is available for selection but they still plenty of support here for ella and the lionesses. lorraine is ahead of girls development here. what's it like watching eller in the world cup? it's brilliant. she's an absolute inspiration to the girls. it's quite early in morning. we've got a match going on and girls kicking about. it's been great watching them. what it's been great watching them. what ou think it's been great watching them. what you think the — it's been great watching them. what you think the impact _ it's been great watching them. what you think the impact is _ it's been great watching them. what you think the impact is on the young girls here? it’s you think the impact is on the young uirls here? �*, ,, ., ., ., girls here? it's inspiration for them. girls here? it's inspiration for them- they _ girls here? it's inspiration for them. they can _ girls here? it's inspiration for them. they can see - girls here? it's inspiration for them. they can see her - girls here? it's inspiration for them. they can see her on i girls here? it's inspiration for| them. they can see her on tv girls here? it's inspiration for - them. they can see her on tv and she's visible now so they think, we can play football. it's like how the lads used to be. i was just saying before, guys who watch the football, boys who watch the football, they would copy beckham, idolising him. but now we've got that role model for girls. it's accessible. girls can now look at ella and see how the other players are performing and model themselves on them. i other players are performing and model themselves on them. i want to brina in model themselves on them. i want to bring in some — model themselves on them. i want to bring in some of— model themselves on them. i want to bring in some of ella's _ model themselves on them. i want to bring in some of ella's biggest - bring in some of ella's biggest fans. what's it been like watching the lionesses in the world cup? amazing. very inspirational. they've proved _ amazing. very inspirational. they've proved himself after all the pressure from the euros and i think they've _ pressure from the euros and i think they've been amazing and they've been _ they've been amazing and they've been amazing to watch and see how far they've _ been amazing to watch and see how far they've come. it�*s been amazing to watch and see how far they've come.— far they've come. it's really good because if— far they've come. it's really good because if you — far they've come. it's really good because if you win _ far they've come. it's really good because if you win the _ far they've come. it's really good because if you win the euros - far they've come. it's really good because if you win the euros in l far they've come. it's really good i because if you win the euros in the world cup in its history. dave, like... they've got better and it would be amazing to see them win it, if they do win it. you would be amazing to see them win it, if they do win it.— if they do win it. you are big ella toone fans- _ if they do win it. you are big ella toone fans. what _ if they do win it. you are big ella toone fans. what you _ if they do win it. you are big ella toone fans. what you like - if they do win it. you are big ella toone fans. what you like about | if they do win it. you are big ella - toone fans. what you like about her? she so inspirational. _ toone fans. what you like about her? she so inspirational. she's _ toone fans. what you like about her? she so inspirational. she's really - she so inspirational. she's really grounded. _ she so inspirational. she's really grounded, really _ she so inspirational. she's really grounded, really nice. _ she so inspirational. she's really grounded, really nice. i- she so inspirational. she's really grounded, really nice. ithink- she so inspirational. she's reallyj grounded, really nice. ithink it's grounded, really nice. i think it's definitely— grounded, really nice. i think it's definitely inspirational that she came _ definitely inspirational that she came from where we are now because it shows _ came from where we are now because it shows you _ came from where we are now because it shows you can be anyone, come from _ it shows you can be anyone, come from anywhere and do anything and she proves — from anywhere and do anything and she proves that you can make it to the big _ she proves that you can make it to the big leagues and come from anywhere. the big leagues and come from anywhere-— the big leagues and come from an here. , . ., , ., anywhere. score predictions today? 1- nil, ella toone _ anywhere. score predictions today? 1- nil, ella toone l— anywhere. score predictions today? 1- nil, ella toone l a _ anywhere. score predictions today? 1- nil, ella toone l a teen _ anywhere. score predictions today? 1- nil, ella toone l a teen or - anywhere. score predictions today? 1- nil, ella toone l a teen or not. i— nil, ella toone l a teen or not —— ella toone or laurenjames. i think both laurenjames and ella toone will score. we'll be heading into the clubhouse shortly when they will be screening the final. this kicks off in two hours' time. our correspondent shaimaa khalil is in sydney and has been watching the fans arrive at the stadium. countdown has started and so has the excitement. fans are making their way in now into the fan park, getting ready for that epic final between spain and england. the lionesses are hoping they're the side that will make history. that will make history, whoever wins and new name will be etched whoever wins and a new name will be etched on the world cup trophy. england are notjust going to be up against spain on the pitch. they're going to be up against spanish fans off the pitch. but also tens of thousands of australian fans who having knocked the matildas off in the semi—finals on home soil. many fans have they're switching allegiances to spain, but fear not because i've caught up with england fans earlier today and they said they're going to make their voices heard. we're going to bring the trophy home — we're going to bring the trophy home. we come from england. we are not going _ home. we come from england. we are not going home without the tron fee. it's not going home without the tron fee. it's been _ not going home without the tron fee. it's been years, and years, and years of waiting for this moment. really excited like everyone else. can't _ really excited like everyone else. can't wait — really excited like everyone else. can't wait to — really excited like everyone else. can't wait to see _ really excited like everyone else. can't wait to see what _ really excited like everyone else. can't wait to see what they- really excited like everyone else. can't wait to see what they can i really excited like everyone else. | can't wait to see what they can do today _ can't wait to see what they can do today i'rn — can't wait to see what they can do today. i'm having _ can't wait to see what they can do today. i'm having the _ can't wait to see what they can do today. i'm having the trip - can't wait to see what they can do today. i'm having the trip of - can't wait to see what they can do today. i'm having the trip of a - today. i'm having the trip of a lifetime — today. i'm having the trip of a lifetime with _ today. i'm having the trip of a lifetime with my— today. i'm having the trip of a lifetime with my daughter - today. i'm having the trip of a | lifetime with my daughter and today. i'm having the trip of a - lifetime with my daughter and she's been absolutely— lifetime with my daughter and she's been absolutely amazing _ lifetime with my daughter and she's been absolutely amazing so - lifetime with my daughter and she's been absolutely amazing so china . been absolutely amazing so china savour _ been absolutely amazing so china savour every _ been absolutely amazing so china savour every moment _ been absolutely amazing so china savour every moment of- been absolutely amazing so china savour every moment of it. - been absolutely amazing so china savour every moment of it. this - been absolutely amazing so china savour every moment of it. as the fans headed _ savour every moment of it. as the fans headed to _ savour every moment of it. as the fans headed to the _ savour every moment of it. as the fans headed to the city _ savour every moment of it. as the fans headed to the city on - savour every moment of it. as the fans headed to the city on the - savour every moment of it. as the | fans headed to the city on the said the fairy you could feel the excitement building up. it is already a massive achievement and we are so proud of the team and we are proud of the supporters who have travelled all this weight to be in support them but this will mean so much for so many people and it's going to be a magical moment. standing on their way is a spain side also playing in their first final, a team who struggled with internal turmoil with a coach of the pitch but had still play beautiful football with memorable moments in the field. they've told me that they want to say their voices but they cannot help it. they've been cheering all morning. it is uncharted territory for the team where the players and fans are ready for their moment. the england squad has already changed the game and captured the nation's imagination when they won the euros last year. if they win, their name is going to be etched on the world cup trophy and in the women's game and the history books. im joined now by wendy owen —— who was a member of the england women's team who made history when they played their first official international match in 1972. thanks so much for coming on the programme. it's a pleasure. it is a huge moment for women's football today and for england. how are we dealing? i’m today and for england. how are we dealin: ? �* . ., �* , dealing? i'm excited for it. it's fantastic _ dealing? i'm excited for it. it's fantastic. i— dealing? i'm excited for it. it's fantastic. i can't _ dealing? i'm excited for it. it's fantastic. i can't believe - dealing? i'm excited for it. it's| fantastic. i can't believe they're in the final of the world cup. brute in the final of the world cup. we are less than two hours away. in the final of the world cup. we l are less than two hours away. are ou are less than two hours away. are you confident? _ are less than two hours away. site: you confident? yeah, i'm are less than two hours away. 2.2 you confident? yeah, i'm confident. i think they will do it. my prediction is 2—1 but it might be after extra time but it certainly won't go to penalties. just after extra time but it certainly won't go to penalties.- after extra time but it certainly won't go to penalties. just to shred eve one won't go to penalties. just to shred everyone eise's _ won't go to penalties. just to shred everyone else's nerves _ won't go to penalties. just to shred everyone else's nerves even - won't go to penalties. just to shred l everyone else's nerves even further. who have you been excited about watching in this tournament, from the england point of view, who do you think will make a difference? i you think will make a difference? i think the lauren hemp has been really good. the wingbacks as well. lucy bronze, rachel daly, i like the fact that we've got this formation now. we've got these two wingbacks who are sort of going through the back three and then by the midfield. russo, of course, very good. it's a good team. great goalkeeper. it’s russo, of course, very good. it's a good team. great goalkeeper. it's an excellent team. _ good team. great goalkeeper. it's an excellent team. it's _ good team. great goalkeeper. it's an excellent team. it's a _ good team. great goalkeeper. it's an excellent team. it's a good _ good team. great goalkeeper. it's an excellent team. it's a good team. - excellent team. it's a good team. they should win, shouldn't they? given the fact that the euros when, they were more highly ranked in spain. spain has lost four nil in this tournament.— spain. spain has lost four nil in this tournament. england are the favourites- _ this tournament. england are the favourites. but _ this tournament. england are the favourites. but we _ this tournament. england are the favourites. but we can't - this tournament. england are the favourites. but we can't be - favourites. but we can't be complacent because spain are a very good team. not far below us in the rankings and it's going to be a tight match. i’m rankings and it's going to be a tight match-— tight match. i'm not being complacent. _ tight match. i'm not being complacent. what - tight match. i'm not being complacent. what will. tight match. i'm not being complacent. what will we | tight match. i'm not being i complacent. what will we be tight match. i'm not being _ complacent. what will we be looking out for when it comes to spain? we are told that they play in that very traditional spanish way, lots of short quick passes, moving the ball, can we expect that in the final? they will play possession play and we will have to see what we can do about that. it will be interesting to see what the manager decides to do, whether gee decides to drop off or put the pressure on so they cannot play from the back. irate or put the pressure on so they cannot play from the back. we will see. let's take _ cannot play from the back. we will see. let's take a _ cannot play from the back. we will see. let's take a step _ cannot play from the back. we will see. let's take a step back- cannot play from the back. we will see. let's take a step back and - cannot play from the back. we will. see. let's take a step back and look at the history of all this. what was it like playing when you are playing? it it like playing when you are .la in. ? ., , it like playing when you are .la in.? ., , ., it like playing when you are .la ini? ., ., it like playing when you are -la in? ., .,, , playing? it was of a see very different- — playing? it was of a see very different. we _ playing? it was of a see very different. we were - playing? it was of a see veryj different. we were amateur. playing? it was of a see very - different. we were amateur. we had to get time off to play. we were playing in front of very small crowds. it obviously wasn't the crowds. it obviously wasn't the crowd is that there are now. we had to fight to be allowed to play. when i started playing in the late 1960s, women were still banned by the fa from playing football, banned from playing on any fa grounds, pitches and the referees weren't allowed to referee us so we had to go and play on any pitches that we could get access to, factory pitches, youth clubs. just trying to be allowed to play. it was difficult. it's come on so much. �*, _, play. it was difficult. it's come on so much. �*, ., . play. it was difficult. it's come on somuch. �*, ., . . . so much. it's come on so much. we've been hearing — so much. it's come on so much. we've been hearing from _ so much. it's come on so much. we've been hearing from young _ so much. it's come on so much. we've been hearing from young football - been hearing from young football fans kicking footballs around this morning but we are still not at a stage where there's parity and equality completely, is there? there still needs to — equality completely, is there? there still needs to be _ equality completely, is there? there still needs to be a _ equality completely, is there? there still needs to be a lot _ equality completely, is there? there still needs to be a lot done - equality completely, is there? there still needs to be a lot done at - still needs to be a lot done at grassroots level and higher in order to get parity. we need more young players playing and that it's accessible in schools. i know the lionesses of been pushing for that, access for all girls to be able to play football in schools. so you need to get the equality in it and widen the talent base.— need to get the equality in it and widen the talent base. wendy owen, ireat widen the talent base. wendy owen, i reat to widen the talent base. wendy owen, great to hear— widen the talent base. wendy owen, great to hear your _ widen the talent base. wendy owen, great to hear your thoughts. - widen the talent base. wendy owen, great to hear your thoughts. thanks | great to hear your thoughts. thanks for coming on the programme on such a big day for england football and as i said, just under two hours before kick offs.— as i said, just under two hours before kick offs. ., ,, , ., ., before kick offs. thank you and good luck to the lionesses. _ before kick offs. thank you and good luck to the lionesses. we'll- before kick offs. thank you and good luck to the lionesses. we'll be - before kick offs. thank you and good luck to the lionesses. we'll be back| luck to the lionesses. we'll be back with that ball _ luck to the lionesses. we'll be back with that ball later. _ luck to the lionesses. we'll be back with that ball later. plenty - luck to the lionesses. we'll be back with that ball later. plenty of - with that ball later. plenty of coverage over the next couple of hours on the bbc but we want to bring you some of today's other news. wildfires in canada are threatening tens of thousands of people in british columbia, which is now under a state of emergency. 30,000 people have been told to leave their homes, with another 36,000 warned they may need to leave at any moment. 0ur correspondent peter bowes has this report. oh, my god. the intensity of the flames is terrifying. moving rapidly over a vast area there are more 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. a major storm is bearing down on mexico and southern california. mexico's government has placed 18,000 soldiers on standby as hurricane hilary makes its way up the the pacific coast. it's been downgraded to a category two storm with winds still expected up to 110 miles an hour. in the us, the us national weather service has issued its first—ever tropical storm warning for southern california. nearly 26 million people in the south—western us are affected. the big worry is the huge amount of rainfall expected in areas that aren't used to it. 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 for 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 sentencing in that case is due tomorrow, monday. we'll return out of the winning's world because today, the final sees england take on spain. you can see fans heading there. australian fans starting to arrive in their thousands. it's a sell—out game. here in england... ..i'm joined now by dr gabrielle heffernan who is director of content at the national football museum. how are you feeling? nervous, exciting. i how are you feeling? nervous, excitini. ., , ., �* ., , exciting. i imagine you're hoping for some fresh _ exciting. i imagine you're hoping for some fresh content _ exciting. i imagine you're hoping for some fresh content to - exciting. i imagine you're hoping for some fresh content to put. exciting. i imagine you're hoping for some fresh content to put in | exciting. i imagine you're hoping i for some fresh content to put in the national football museum today. absolutely. we've been focusing 50% of our content on women's football the last few years so if we can get some new content today that would be amazing. it some new content today that would be amazini . , , some new content today that would be amazini. , , , ., amazing. it will be the first senior eniland amazing. it will be the first senior england team _ amazing. it will be the first senior england team since _ amazing. it will be the first senior england team since 1966 - amazing. it will be the first senior england team since 1966 to - amazing. it will be the first senior england team since 1966 to do . amazing. it will be the first senior england team since 1966 to do it. | england team since 1966 to do it. it's a big achievement, if it happens. it's a big achievement, if it happens-— it's a big achievement, if it ha-iens. , it's a big achievement, if it haiens.ir,., , . �* happens. absolutely massive. we've been waiting — happens. absolutely massive. we've been waiting a _ happens. absolutely massive. we've been waiting a long _ happens. absolutely massive. we've been waiting a long time _ happens. absolutely massive. we've been waiting a long time for - happens. absolutely massive. we've been waiting a long time for one - happens. absolutely massive. we've been waiting a long time for one of. been waiting a long time for one of our senior teams to win the world cup and i think the fact that it's the women's team makes it more exciting. the women's team makes it more excitini. �* , ., ., the women's team makes it more excitini. h ., ., , ., exciting. it's going to be an amazini exciting. it's going to be an amazing day- _ exciting. it's going to be an amazing day. are _ exciting. it's going to be an amazing day. are you - exciting. it's going to be an - amazing day. are you surprised that england have got here, given what happened in the euros, are we expected to get this one? there's a lot of expectation. _ expected to get this one? there's a lot of expectation. obviously, - expected to get this one? there's a j lot of expectation. obviously, there have been some injuries which made it more tricky but i think under the manager's leadership where going to have come back from a goal down, three penalties and that's where we could have lost out. you can lose belief with a hard match but they kept their belief which has been incredible so i'm not surprised. incredibly excited. there's something about the manager, gareth southgate came from nowhere, but manage to capture the imagination and now she's done the same. the way she has looked — and now she's done the same. the way she has looked after— and now she's done the same. the way she has looked after the _ and now she's done the same. the way she has looked after the team - and now she's done the same. the way she has looked after the team with - she has looked after the team with this incredible group of women playing for their country, it's inspiring to see.— playing for their country, it's inspiring to see. can you give me our inspiring to see. can you give me your predictions? 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-- teams. so your score prediction, in case i missed it? -- 2-1. _ and with every great sporting event comes a great piece of music! before we go let's leave you with this version of the english football anthem. this is the foot guards performing the three lions outside wellington barracks. hello there. the weather's a lot quieter today than what we had yesterday. of course, storm betty brought disruption from heavy rain, damaging winds across western parts of the uk. today, the winds will be lighter, still quite fresh across the northwest of the uk. and we'll see a mixture of sunshine and just a few showers, a lot of places staying dry. now, this is the pressure set up. even for the next few days, lower pressure towards the northwest, higher pressure over the near continent. so the further south and east that you are across the country, the better chance of you staying dry, seeing the sunshine and it will feel warmer. lighter winds here as well. more of a breeze for western scotland, northern ireland where we will see most of the showers, but the odd shower may develop elsewhere. pretty light and isolated. you'll be unlucky if you catch one. most places will stay dry. top temperatures again, 25, maybe 26 celsius across southern and eastern areas. high teens, low 20s, further north and west. now, as you move out of sunday and into monday, a similar story once again, high pressure to the southeast, low pressure to the northwest. if anything, on monday, this area of low pressure will encroach in a little bit further to scotland and northern ireland. so after a fine start with some sunshine and a few showers, we could see areas of rain pushing into western scotland. some of it could be heavy at times, stronger winds. but eastern scotland, most of england and wales, bar the odd shower, it should be mostly dry again with the best of the sunshine in southern and eastern parts — we could be up to 26, maybe 27 celsius in the warmest spots. for tuesday, bits of cloud to begin with, some mist and murk, particularly in the south. a few showers could push into the southwest. 0therwise, most of england and wales should be dry again. most of the showers should be across scotland and northern ireland. but even here, there'll be some good sunny spells at times, but the winds fresher in the north than they'll be further south. another warm day to come across southern and eastern areas. now from midweek, it looks like we'll start to see some changes. weather fronts start to gang up on us and push right across the country. so we'll start to see some showers, some of them heavy and thundery across southern areas by the end of the week, and also by the end of the week, low pressure takes over, we start to see our winds switch to a north—north—westerly direction. and so you can see the red and orange colours ebbing away back to the near continent. so it will be turning fresher for all areas. so a warm start across the south and the east of the country, in particular, further showers in the north and the west. then all areas start to turn cooler and breezier with showers by the end of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines: fans arrive at stadium australia in sydney ahead of the 2023 women's world cup final. spain and england will go head to head within the next couple of hours — with crowds of 75,000 people expected to gather at the match. scenes of devastation in canada — around 30,000 people have been told to leave their homes in the western province of british columbia. wildfires continue to rage, with officials warning vast areas are under threat. a state of emergency has been declared. and the doctors' union in the uk is calling for hospital managers to be regulated in a similar way to medical staff, following the conviction of serial—killer nurse lucy letby. there are concerns that nhs bosses failed to respond adequately when questions about letby�*s conduct were raised. now on bbc news, windrush: portraits of a generation — episode two. history is thankfully, and finally, beginning to accord a rightful place to those men and women of the windrush generation.