thank you forjoining us. we start with football and the final round of crucial women s nation league on tuesday, with plenty still to be decided. nowhere more so than at hampden, where england are hoping to beat scotland emphatically to book their place in the knockout stages. but there s more to it than that. england are trying to qualify for next summer s olympics on behalf of team gb, so defeat for scotland on tuesday night could actually benefit some scottish players who want to be part of the team gb squad not that they re thinking that way, asjo currie reports. it s been a qualifying campaign of twists and turns for the lionesses, but now they are one game away from taking a big step towards securing teamgb a spot and eczema s alinta games. it also happens to be against a very familiarfoe does it also happens to be against a very familiar foe does just scotland. very familiar foe does “ust smmi very familiar foe does “ust scotland. ., ., , ., ., scotland. not only
and quieter i can offer ii ili. if you want something drier and quieter i can offer you that across england and wales into next week is an area of high pressure builds, keeping things quiet, but not further north. thanks, louise. and that s bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team it s goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one as now it s time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m hugh ferris. the headlines this evening: the biggest punishment in premier league history everton docked ten points for breaking financial rules. england are already at the euros. we ll be live at wembley and with the wales camp in armenia as they attempt to join them. after a ao year wait for formula i to return to las vegas, another delay due to a bump in the road, literally. also coming up on sportsday: imagine this full. and blue. india sets ou
Condition and explain to the parents and the child where they live, what the effects of their local environment s having on them. postcode by postcode, they will monitor pollution and link to medical records. here at royal london hospital, they are opening what is thought to be a first a dedicated air pollution unit for children. it isn t just an academic endeavour, it s notjust to do research, - it s to make a real difference to children s lives. it s the first time that a clinic has been funded to do that. i they will give their young patients air pollution monitors which will track their environment at home and school, just as doctors track the impact. the hope is reports they draw up can be used to advocate for people whose health is been damaged by the air they breathe. when it comes to housing, we ll give them a report. . that will feed them backl to who owns their house. we can advocate for them. this is one of the best things i ve actually heard. you can now have the power