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from the bbc sport centre, here s sarah mulkerrins. at the women s world cup there s been a big upset for co hosts australia, despite being ranked tenth in the world they lost 3 2 to nigeria who are thirty places below them. victory in brisbane would have seen australia book their place in the knock out stages and emily van egmond opened up the scoring for them. but their elation was short lived as uchenna kanu equalised deep into time added on. nigeria then took the lead through osinachi ohale just after the hour mark. and then substitute asisat oshoala became the first african player to score at three women s world cups. alanna kennedy pulled one back for australia ten minutes into time added on, but it was no more than a consolation. defending champions usa came very close to defeat against the netherlands in wellington and it was the dutch who took the lead, new manchester city signing jill roord with the opener after 17 minutes. the americans had struggled to break throu
the state will likely deduct a chunk on money for his food and lodgings in prison. we will hear from another wrongly convicted prisoner who suffered the same double injustice. and the boss of coutts bank is out. another scalp for nigel farage. we will take another look at the insider report that led to his resignation. four days from the end of the month, it is virtually certain that delights the hottest month on record. july 6th was the hottest day, with the fifth and the seventh not far behind. in an interview with the bbc today, samantha burgess from the copernicus climate change service said the data confirms that the record shattering temperatures would have been almost impossible without the warming gases we are putting into the atmosphere. so here is the chart copernicus has produced. it shows the warmest 30 months on record globally. the line on the right hand side of the chart shows temperatures this month over 0.3 degrees warmer than the previous record, set in ju