Morning against china could seal their place into the last 16 as group winners. the build up to the game, somewhat overshadowed by the injury to midfielder kiera walsh. who could still play a part in the knockouts, with scans showing the knee injury sustained in the win over denmark, wasn t as serious as initially feared. jane dougall is in adelaide for us, ahead of the match. we knew she would not be playing here in adelaide tomorrow but the question was which should be fit for any of england s remaining games in this tournament. the england manager sarina wiegman kept her cards close to her chest when she was asked that question and said she did not know of the extent of the knee injury just that it was not an acl and she will want to play down the loss of keira walsh to any of england s opposition because this is going to have a serious impact on england chances of cruising through the tournament. keira walsh is one of the best midfielders in the world midfielders helping barcelo
This area of low pressure, will be a deepening feature, so the winds will start to pick up through tuesday night across the south, rain will push its way northwards, however, the northern half of scotland remaining dry with clear skies and remaining on the cool side. now, this unseasonably deep area of low pressure will move across the country during wednesday, so this is more like an autumnal scene rather than early august. we ll see gales through the channel, gusts in excess of 50 mph here, 30 40 mph further north. across england and wales, inland, some heavy rain as well. but again, northern parts of scotland will see the driest and the brightest of the weather. there s the wind gusts on the chart. just to give you an idea, they re 30 40 mph gusts in the south, and of course, that will impact the temperatures. high teens in the north, maybe just about making 20 or 21 degrees in the south. it won t feel like that with the wind and the rain. that area of low pressure clears away on th
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Lasted seven or eight years, by a major war with provoked with israel, by the occupation of the city for 18 months, by an attack on the city. by paralysing the country for almost three years. teacher strikes have ended in england, after all four unions accepted a pay rise of 6.5%. members of the uk s largest teaching union the neu voted 86% in favour of the pay rise. it s thought funding for the increase will not come from existing school budgets. 0ur education correspondent hazel shearing reports. scenes like this were becoming increasingly familiar outside school gates in england, but not any more. as schools closed for the summer, members of all four teaching unions were asked whether or not they d accept a 6.5% pay rise. their answer overwhelmingly was yes.