have beaten haiti, who were playing in the world cup for the first time. haiti produced a strong performance and the game was decided by a single goal. georgia stanway scoring from a twice taken penalty in the 29th minute. her first effort was saved, but var ordered it to be retaken as the keeper had moved off her line, but she made no mistake the second time. live now to angela walters in surrey. she s the head of girls football at beacon hill fc and she has some of her players with her. thanks so much forjoining us. take us through the game. i understand you watched it. what did you make of it? , ., . ., , you watched it. what did you make of it? , ., a a, , , it? yes, we watched it. it was very excitina. it? yes, we watched it. it was very exciting- the it? yes, we watched it. it was very exciting. the girls it? yes, we watched it. it was very exciting. the girls really it? yes, we watched it. it was very exciting. the girls really enjoyed i exciting. the girls reall
england are facing theirfirst opponents. the european champions are taking on haiti who are playing in the world cup for the first time. they ve been playing for around 65 minutes in brisbane and the latest score is 1 0 to england. georgia stanway scored with a 29th minute penalty. let s cross live now to kevin morris, who is a lioness fan and a girl s football coach. he s watching the game at hereford pegasus football club with his team and their families. thanks forjoining us. what you make of the game so far? it thanks forjoining us. what you make of the game so far? of the game so far? it has been a tou~h of the game so far? it has been a tough opener of the game so far? it has been a tough opener for of the game so far? it has been a tough opener for england, - of the game so far? it has been a tough opener for england, they i of the game so far? it has been a i tough opener for england, they have had a lot of opportunities. a couple of divisions have gone their way,
in a video link with officials, the president called for the mobilisation of the military and police to prevent further casualties. experts point out that the weather has become increasingly unpredictable and extreme. in the last few days, most of the concerns were focused on rescue efforts but there have been growing concerns and calls on government to be better prepared of ill weather in this country. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes and downpours are predicted to continue for the coming days. yuna ku, bbc news, seoul. turning to the us, which is seeing record temperatures, with nearly a third of the country under heat advisories. an all time high of 48 degrees celsius, or 118 degrees fahrenheit was recorded yesterday in arizona. dangerous levels of heat are expected to run into next week. our correspondent sophie long has more from las vegas. in las vegas, it is extremely hot. we are told is on course to become the hottest ever recorded with the rec
are known to be trapped inside. translation: we are trying our best right now but it s difficult because the site is covered in mud. relatives of those who are still missing anxiously await news. in a video link with officials, the president called for the mobilisation of the military and police to prevent further casualties. experts point out that the weather has become increasingly unpredictable and extreme. in the last few days, most of the concerns were focused on rescue efforts but there have been growing concerns and calls on government to be better prepared of ill weather in this country. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes and downpours are predicted to continue for the coming days. yuna ku, bbc news, seoul. the extreme heat is continuing in parts of the northern hemisphere. in southern europe, a second heatwave is forecast to hit this week while in the united state temperature records could be broken. on the spanish island of la palma, fires ar
occasion, and we are all here so proud, so excited. it has been five years since the idea to join cptpp, as we call it, first started, and now we have signed the agreement. this is, it s the fastest growing region, the asia pacific, it is going to be responsible for at least 50% of global growth we are expecting between now and 2035, and countries have been queueing up to join the trading bloc. we have got a seat at the table, and for the uk, it is actually quite a big. live now to marco forgione, who is the director general of the institute of export and international trade. good morning and welcome to the programme. is this a great deal? good morning, and it is a very good day for uk businesses, joining the first night. it provides a tremendous opportunity, notjust for the uk s excellent goods manufacturers but also for the uk s world leading services sector. what world leading services sector. what aood is? world leading services sector. what good is? which world leading