In britain in the past two years. Maria murray is the associate director of prevention and comunity engagement at the dogs trust and she explained to me just what sort of dog this is. Its very difficult to define what an xl bully is its not a breed that is recognised by the kennel club, so we have bull breeds of all descriptions coming through, but to actually define an xl bully is incredibly difficult. What do you make to the cause for this breed to be banned . I mean, the latest video that has gone viral around the globe is a really shocking image of a dog chasing after a girl, and two men who had tried to protect her. It is a terrifying video, i am a mother of a young daughter myself, so watching that was terrifying, and we absolutely agree that something needs to be done to protect the public. However, we feel that an all out ban on one particular breed is not the way forward. We have legislation such as that at the moment, it is not working, and to add more breeds to the list, whi
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
important, though is that the public know exactly how you made your money, know exactly how you made your money, what money you have and make sure there money, what money you have and make sure there aren t the conflicts of interest sure there aren t the conflicts of interest that can be so dangerous as if it s interest that can be so dangerous as if it s one interest that can be so dangerous as if it s one rule for everyone at the top if it s one rule for everyone at the too and if it s one rule for everyone at the top and another rule for the ordinary top and another rule for the ordinary people out there in the country ordinary people out there in the count . ., ., i. country. david, i m going to get you because it s country. david, i m going to get you because it s a country. david, i m going to get you because it s a sporting country. david, i m going to get you because it s a sporting story - country. david, i m going to get you because it s a sporting story
correspondent russell fuller. was this the best tennis match you ve ever seen? the was this the best tennis match you ve ever seen? was this the best tennis match you ve ever seen? the match was a very special you ve ever seen? the match was a very special one. you ve ever seen? the match was a very special one. the you ve ever seen? the match was a very special one. the story - a very special one. the story was the best tennis story i have ever seen and probably the best sporting story i have ever witnessed because for these two players to come through the drawer in the way they have, let s not forget leylah ferna ndez let s not forget leylah fernandez is come doubly ranked outside the top 50 or at least was at the start of the us open. for her to come through and beat the defending champion naomi osaka, two of the top five players that reach the final was incredible in its own right and then we had the emma raducanu story, a qualifier, she played and did extremely well at wimb
it throughout the tournament. they will be singing the chorus, it s coming home, again, at wembley on sunday. is the trophy coming home? or is it going to rome? we ll, soon, see. back to you. last hour, i spoke with cnn world sport contributor, darren lewis, about today s big euro final. and i asked him, can england handle the pressure against powerhouse italy after years of failure? here s what he said. yes, they are a squad packed with players. they ve won tournaments at their club, at the highest level of european football. now, they ve got a chance of ending those five and a half decades of hurt for english football by doing so with their clubs. yes, there is pressure. but they ve coped with that pressure superbly to win four of their five matches, so far. and there s huge optimism, as you ve been saying, kim, here in england that it can create the biggest-sporting story, certainly, of my lifetime by making it five wins out of six at wembley, tonight.