been may be more investment in the anz and is that the difference and is that why they were both in the final and england ones? potentially, yes. the australian league is the best in the world at the minute and it has been for a little while and there has been a gap between the australian league and the uk league but we are seeing that gap being closed and the standards of how professional it is over here. what the girls are getting from their clubs is increasing. we have definitely benefited from playing in australia. you are up against the world best every week and that strengthens you as individuals. we have a close relationship with tracey neville. we have seen that throughout the tournament, what a great relationship she has with her players, she is leaving. how difficult will it be, you are going to have to work with a new coach and how much of a loss will it be? she will be a huge loss. notjust for the 12, but for england netball, she isa the 12, but for england netbal
the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, says the uk will form a european led maritime mission to counter iran s ‘piracy‘, after their seizure of a british registered tanker. get your suncream ready, this week is set to be the hottest weather of the summer so far. temperatures rising into the mid 30s in some parts of the country. and motsi mabuse has been confirmed as the newjudge dame darcy bussell on ‘strictly come dancing . good evening and welcome to bbc news. he accused some of the uk s highest ranking public figures of child abuse, torture, even murder. but today carl beech was found guilty of making it all up. a convicted paedophile himself, beech had said he was sexually abused in the ‘70s and ‘80s and pointed the finger at, amongst others, the former prime minister edward heath, the ex chief of the defence staff lord bramall, his allegations led to a £2 million police investigation that resulted in not a single arrest. today the police insisted they acted in go
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now on bbc news, it s time for tuesday in parliament. hello, and welcome to tuesday in parliament. coming up: the chancellor, philip hammond, drops a heavy hint that he might vote against a new conservative government if it wanted to leave the eu without a deal. it would be wrong for a british government to seek to pursue no deal as a policy and i believe that it will be for the house of commons, of which i will continue proudly to be a member, to ensure that does not happen. mps demand action to support the protesters in hong kong demonstrating against a controversial extradition law. there were also images of fear and frustration from people who are increasingly desperate that the world looks on at their plight and will do no more than wring their hands. and the dangerous whirlpool tumbledryers still in people s homes. one mother escaped with her baby daughter and toddler son. he followed me in the kitchen as i opened the door and saw the flames, i had to grab him, and get
now on bbc news, thursday in parliament. hello, and welcome to thursday in parliament. coming up: after the suicide of his father, an mp calls for a change in the law to allow assisted dying. what drove him to end his life at that point was the fear that if he didn t act when he could and was still able to do so, then he would lose the opportunity to act at all. ministers are accused of potential cover up or incompetence over documents relating to the deaths of disability benefits claimants. a government s first duty is to protect its people all its people. but they are failing the sick and disabled, and this reveals the enormity of this failure. and peers press the government to force muslim couples to have a civil marriage, as well as a religious ceremony. where human rights are concerned, there is no room for cultural exceptions. but first: an mp has made an emotional plea for the laws on assisted dying to be changed on the anniversary of his father s suicide. labour