Militaryjuntas in neighbouring burkina faso and mali warned that any Foreign Military intervention in niger, would be considered a Declaration Of War on them. A french mp for emmanuel macron s Renaissance Party spoke to the bbc about the countrys Evacuation Mission and said paris was left with no other choice. Translation we estimate that a few hundred people french people wish to leave, and have clearly expressed this intention, since we know that the tradition between European Countries is to show solidarity. If other European Countries decide to organise your evacuations, which is possible, we would Work Together to evacuate those who want to leave. Niger is a key part of africas sahel region which stretches from the atlantic to the red sea. Burkina faso and mali, have also seen recent military coups, and say, they would come to the defence of their neighbour. On sunday, the Regional Bloc ecowas made up of 15 west african countries, gave the coup leaders in niger one week to restore
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i mean, that moment when you pulled on the england shirt, what did that actually feel like, after all of that? the ban really affected me as much as, that i never played on really good pitches, we all used to play on, like, a wreck or something like that, a common. but putting that shirt on, it s 50 years ago we did that, there wasn t the publicity, all the hype and everything. to me, i wasjust going out to play football and representing my country. and never really got any recognition at all. quick final thought, how far can england go, do you think? sky is the limit, with what she did today. and the ones you re nervous about in terms of coming up against? well, ijust hope we get a good result against nigeria. because the teams that we play normally are european, and the other teams,
they are absolutely elite players. but actually, working up from when i first started playing, with all the money and the grants from the lotteries and other things, there is no end to what we can do. it s an absolutely brilliant time for women s football. it was interesting, i was reading about your time, you had to apparently come through trials after the fa lifted the 51 year ban on girls and women playing football. i mean, that moment when you pulled on the england shirt, what did that actually feel like, after all of that? the ban really affected me as much as, that i never played on really good pitches, we all used to play on, like, a wreck or something like that, a common. but putting that shirt on, it s 50 years ago we did that, there wasn t the publicity, all the hype and everything. to me, i wasjust going out to play football and representing my country. and never really got