Condemn ally russia s attack on ukraine. it could mean europe watching more big chinese investment opportunities pass by. nick beake, bbc news, croatia. and we ll bring you nick s second report from greece and montenegro, here on newsday, at this time tomorrow. so do be sure to tune in for that and of course the programme as well. to a sporting story for you now, and research from the uk suggests that repetitive concussions in sport can have a damaging impact in later life, especially for women. the uk is about to unveil new rules, spelling out how long athletes must rest after being concussed. and a new scanning technology is being trialed, as our health editor, hugh pym reports. it s the game we love, but what are the risks? you ve got to stay on the sides this time, let s go! thursday night training for actonians women s team. there are concerns about concussion and long term injury
Is being trialled. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. it s a game we love, but what are the risks? you ve got to stay on the side this time, let s go. thursday night training for actonians women s team. there are concerns about concussion and long term injury. from repetitive heading and collisions. people can see the serious risks that are coming over time. early research shows women can be more vulnerable than men. it only takes two people to go up for a headerfor a ball, you get each other s heads instead of the ball, you re fully focused on winning that. it s time that now something serious happens about it, and there is more awareness, and it is good that it is finally arising, especially ahead of the euros this summer. just put your head back slightly towards me, a bit more. jess is trying out a new brain scanning device, one of several being developed around the world. click the mouse when you
Publish this summer, and it is absolutely vital that the plan is fully costed long term and provides the resource that we know we need to turn cancer survival around in this country. turn cancer survival around in this count . ,, ., . , ., ., . country. shaun welsh, from cancer research uk. country. shaun welsh, from cancer research uk, thank country. shaun welsh, from cancer research uk, thank you. country. shaun welsh, from cancer research uk, thank you. thank - country. shaun welsh, from cancer| research uk, thank you. thank you very much- research suggests the impact of repetitive concussions in sport, especially in women, will have dire consequences for some people in later life. the government is now taking steps to standardise concussion policy for both sexes and for all sports and ages. new rules are expected to be proposed in the uk that will dictate how long players must rest after a concussion. and a new scanning technology is being trialled, as our health editor, hug
Especially in women, will have dire consequences for some people in later life. the government is expected to take steps to standardise concussion policy for both sexes and for all sports and ages. the new rules to be proposed in the uk will dictate how long players must rest after a concussion. and a new scanning technology is being trialled, as our health editor, hugh pym reports. it s the game we love, but what are the risks? you ve got to stay on the sides this time, let s go! thursday night training for actonians women s team. there are concerns about concussion and long term injury from repetitive heading and collisions. people can see the serious risks that is coming over time. early research shows women can be more vulnerable than men. it only takes two people to go up
The government is expected to take steps to standardise concussion policy for both sexes and for all sports and ages. the new rules to be proposed in the uk will dictate how long players must rest after a concussion. and a new scanning technology is being trialled, as our health editor, hugh pym reports. it s the game we love, but what are the risks? you ve got to stay on the sides this time, let s go! thursday night training for actonians women s team. there are concerns about concussion and long term injury from repetitive heading and collisions. people can see the serious risks that is coming over time. early research shows women can be more vulnerable than men. it only takes two people to go up