relations seemed strained. but england s unexpected run to the final got many fans and pundits back onside. that defeat to spain though was 102 games and out. he leaves as england s most successful men s manager since 1966. to actually look at an england squad going into the tournament and actually believe, and i mean genuinely believe, that we are capable of winning it, rather than as an england fan or supporterjust generally hoping we can win it, i think he got himself definitely and most of the nation into that position, which is something that no other england manager has done. time for a new chapter, but who will write it? his are big boots to fill. natalie pirks, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here s tomasz. iam i am pleased to say we have a nice day on the way tomorrow. thumbs up. just a few scattered faux at the clouds during the afternoon and perhaps one or two showers developing, but that s small beer compared to what we ve had in the last few days. quite
but it was her best selling books about love and loss following the death of her husband, the actorjohn thaw, that would endear her to millions. today, at 90, she is scarred by war, stirred by faith, and as energised by injustice as ever. i ve come to the harold pinter theatre in the heart of london to get the full story. hello. how are you? i m all right. we take you to all the nicest places, don t we? i know, i know. it is a lovely theatre, isn t it? sheila. sheila hancock. you look so scared. don t be scared! iam scared. i m terrified. why are you terrified? well, i don t know why i m here. i ll tell you why you re here. i thought it would be nice to interview some people who are seen as icons and pioneers, and i think you re one of them. oh, for heaven s sake. i mean, the other people that you ve done are really kind of important people. i nearly had a fit when i saw the other people! why are you so humble? i really think you re being honest. you do think you ve had a sor
the women s game had long struggled for crowds and credibility. and, in 2018, things had hit rock bottom. commentator: well, they beatl wales here at twickenham, 52-0. after 20 years working in sport, charlotte s job was to get more women and girls playing and to develop a strategy for the future. i was working as a consultant, research and insight, particularly for sports organisations. what were people telling you as you re about to. mm. ..take this step and join the wru? mm. don t. are you sure? i d heard whispers around some of the challenges the young female team within the women s programme had faced. just feeling quite ridiculed, undervalued. misogyny, sexism. it was. everything was always an additional hurdle. when she started herjob, she says she soon began to see it for herself. there was an attitude that it was ok to make derogatory comments to, you know, to make sexist/sexual comments around women, or about women, within groups of the organisation. it was alwa
a record equalling 22nd grand slam men s title, putting him level with rafael nadal. now a bbc wales investigates programme has raised allegations of misogyny, sexism and racism in in the welsh rugby s governing body. before we start, i want to bring you this statement from the team. they say. now it s time for bbc wales investigates: welsh rugby under the spotlight. wales women on the pitch. ..proud to wear the three feathers. you know, it s a wonderful game and it s our national game. it was a dream job. charlotte wathan was hired in 2018 to help transform the women s game in wales. i believed that i could be a force for good., you know, bring about some positive change. but she quit after four years, telling the wru she was sick of being exposed to bullying, sexism and sexual harassment at work. and that s really sad. um. the women s game had long struggled for crowds and credibility. and, in 2018, things had hit rock bottom. well, they beat wales - here at twickenham by
emergency has been declared. meteorologists say around an entire summer s worth of rain fell in just a few hours, and the deluge is set to continue. now on bbc news, bbc wales investigates: welsh rugby under the spotlight. wales women on the pitch. commentator: wales score! wearing the three feathers. it is a wonderful game and our national game, a dream job. charlotte was hired in 2018 to help transform the women s game in wales. i believed that i could be a force for good. i believed that i could, you know, bring about some positive change. but she quit after four years, telling the wru she was sick of being exposed to bullying, sexism and sexual harassment at work. and that s really sad. um. the women s game had long struggled for crowds and credibility. and, in 2018, things had hit rock bottom. commentator: well, they beat wales here | at twickenham 52 0. after 20 years working in sport, charlotte s job was to get more women and girls playing and to develop a strategy for