emma raducanu, beth mead, mary earps. .. never in the history - mary earps...it? women sport is doing great over the last few years and we are here to stay. looking forward to seeing that continue to grow. is that what you are most proud of? in fairness, your recognition is beyond football at the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? i the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? “ the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? ~ , the moment it's beyond sport, isn't it? 4' , ., ., , it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am — it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am most _ it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am most proud. - it? i think it is hard to pin point of what i am most proud. it's i it? i think it is hard to pin point| of what i am most proud. it's an incredible couple of years. 2020 was better than i thought it was going to be. i didn't think winning last year would be able to... i didn't think i would win any more awards pot, put it that way. the world cup was the main focus and it has turned

mary earps was bbc woman's footballer of — this one._ this one. mary earps was bbc woman's footballer of the year _ this one. mary earps was bbc woman's footballer of the year this _ this one. mary earps was bbc woman's footballer of the year this week, - footballer of the year this week, and millie bright is out so she will be captaining, so to captains and to get subs or bikes are out, how difficult is that with the defence? it's difficult when your first choice _ it's difficult when your first choice defensive partnering are out, so it would — choice defensive partnering are out, so it would be a cobbled together back so it would be a cobbled together hack for— so it would be a cobbled together back for but there is leadership all over the _ back for but there is leadership all over the pitch and although there aren't— over the pitch and although there aren't many senior international caps, _ aren't many senior international caps, lots — aren't many senior international caps, lots of excellent players so an opportunity to see younger

this year, mary it. but this mary earps has won it. but this yeah mary earps has won it.we year, the girls, as much as we love they lost. exactly. love them, they lost. exactly. actually, win. love them, they lost. exactly. act i ally, win. love them, they lost. exactly. acti think win. love them, they lost. exactly. acti think i win. love them, they lost. exactly. acti think i think win. love them, they lost. exactly. acti think i think there'd be >> i think i think there'd be more an argument here if it more of an argument here if it was a panel of judges. but this was a panel of judges. but this was a panel of judges. but this was a public vote . and i think was a public vote. and i think it's hard to knock a public vote. and say everybody was wrong. you know , the reason wrong. you know, the reason people like ronnie are so hasn't got it is because snooker is not on the telly in the way it used to be. >> you know, the ladies football was , you know, was published all was, you know, was published all over place this year. over the place this year. >> every time turn th

mary earps, queen of saves winning.rina, it's fair to say? yeah, i think if i was to describe this year, as... with one word, it probably would be that word for sure — come back. it feels, like, really nice. like, 12 months ago, i wouldn't have imagined being able to sit here and say that i came third, or even be nominated for this... for this show. and i feel so grateful. i think i've been saying that a lot tonight, like, the gratitude that i'm feeling and the fact that i'm able to, like, share some happy moments with the people who have supported me as well, itjust feels really good. in second place is stuart broad. talk to us about the part that your family have played in your career. your fiancee, molly, your daughter, annabella. this must be for them, as well. 0h, absolutely. yeah. for, you know, for so many people, for my mum and dad, carol and chris, the sort of sacrifice they made for when i was younger of getting me to all sorts of different sporting fields, now i've got a daughter, i get it. i get the sacrific

and you know, this young mary earps, this young woman, mary earps, mary yeah, mary earps.ah. >> we've been wrong, ben. >> we've been wrong, ben. >> oh, no. well no i'll give her that. like i said, people like myself mike, empower myself and mike, we empower women's football and women's football. and it's fantastic see many young fantastic to see so many young now. honestly it's now. no we do. honestly it's great see so many young girls great to see so many young girls playing now. but the playing football now. but the point my perspective point was, from my perspective anyway, coverage and the anyway, um, the coverage and the prominence of their coverage from the bbc is kind of a bit out of whack. yeah i reached the pinnacle heights the middle out of whack. yeah i reached the pinigirls heights the middle out of whack. yeah i reached the pinigirls tournamenthe middle out of whack. yeah i reached the pinigirls tournament in middle football. >> yeah. where i, you know, slotted a goal. nice. i think this was. did you have a routine? >> did you have a special celebration? >> th

>> mary earps . andrew. >> mary earps. andrew. >> mary earps.s the goalkeeper in the world cup team that didn't win the cup. on did the world cup. how on earth did she win? >> she didn't in goals. >> she didn't let in many goals. >> she didn't let in many goals. >> think the sort of >> when you think the sort of people who won that are lewis hamilton. i've heard of him. andy him . andy murray, i've heard of him. um, the won the tour de um, the guy won the tour de france big, events. france. big, big, big events. they all won. that's the difference. >> this is she has inspired many , many, many women and girls to play , many, many women and girls to play football. she's seen as a hero and it's a public vote. wokery inclusivity. >> it's the bbc woke agenda . >> it's the bbc woke agenda. what do you think? >> let us know gbviews@gbnews.com. or it's got him going . i bet it's getting him going. i bet it's getting you going to. here's tatiana now with your headlines . you going to. here's tatiana now with your headlines. pip. >> thank you very much.

congratulations to mary earps. of cycling's la vuelta, was announced in madrid on tuesday. it will start in the portuguese capital of lisbon on 17 august and the tour of spain will conclude in the spanish capital of madrid on 8 september. among the 21 stages are ten new departure points, six new finish lines and a lot of really tough climbing, it certainly looks like. that is it from us for now. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. wintry weather does not feature heavily in our forecast between now and christmas day, but cloud, wind and rain will. on the earlier satellite picture, you can see this stripe of cloud that brought rain in the south on tuesday. then a zone of clear skies not lasting long. more cloud rolling in from the atlantic, in association with a warm front, bringing a rather grey and quite damp wednesday in many locations. also quite a windy day out there,

congratulations to mary earps. in the portuguese capital of lisbon on 17 august and the tour of spain will conclude in the spanish capital of madrid on 8 september, 21 stages with ten new departure points and six new departure points and six new finish lines and a lot of really tough climbing. it certainly looks like that. that is it from us for now. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. wintry weather does not feature heavily in our forecast between now and christmas day, but cloud, wind and rain will. on the earlier satellite picture, you can see this stripe of cloud that brought rain in the south on tuesday. then a zone of clear skies not lasting long. more cloud rolling in from the atlantic, in association with a warm front, bringing a rather grey and quite damp wednesday in many locations. also quite a windy day out there, so any early brightness across england and wa

congratulations to mary earps.la vuelta was announced in madrid on tuesday. it will start in the portuguese capital lisbon on august 17, and the tour of spain will conclude in the spanish capital madrid on september 8. among the 21 stages will be ten new departure points, six new finish lines and a lot of really tough climbing, it certainly looks like. that is it from us for now. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app or from our website. but from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, for now, have a very good evening. bye— bye. hello. wintry weather does not feature heavily in our forecast between now and christmas day, but cloud, wind and rain will. on the earlier satellite picture, you can see this stripe of cloud that brought rain in the south on tuesday. then a zone of clear skies not lasting long. more cloud rolling in from the atlantic, in association with a warm front, bringing a rather grey and quite damp wednesday in many locations. also quite a windy day out there, s

congratulations to mary earps. of cycling, la vuelta, was announced in madrid on tuesday. it will start in the portuguese capital of lisbon on 17 august and the tour of spain will conclude in the spanish capital of madrid on 8 september. 21 stages with ten new departure points, six new finish lines and a lot of really tough climbing, it certainly looks like. that is it from us for now. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. wintry weather does not feature heavily in our forecast between now and christmas day, but cloud, wind and rain will. on the earlier satellite picture, you can see this stripe of cloud that brought rain in the south on tuesday. then a zone of clear skies not lasting long. more cloud rolling in from the atlantic in association with a warm front bringing a rather grey and quite damp wednesday in many locations. also, quite a windy day out there, so any ear

from nottingham, mary earps.e changer, aren't you? trying to be — trying to be. trying to change the world in whatever small time that i'm here. because you are a role model now. i mean, does it feel like things have changed so, so quickly for you? because one of the big things tonight, i guess, to come out was you very nearly quit football. you very, nearly didn't continue with the game. i enjoy the responsibility of being a role model. i try and inspire as many people as possible, young, old, whatever. i want people to relate to me and myjourney and see i'm just a normal person trying to live out her dream. let's be honest, you are making goalkeeping cool. i'm trying, yeah. it's happening. it's happening slowly but surely. it's the mearps mission. it is. goalkeeping is cool. #goalkeeping is cool. mary earps, queen of saves. do you like that? i do, i do. but i want young kids to want to play in goal because it's fun and not because they're put off by the criticism, or the other elements of it, which i think happ

mary earps, queen of saves, now queen of the sporting world. is it crazy?ma raducanu, beth mead, mary earps, never in the history of sports personality have we had three women winning consecutively. what does that say about women's sport? women's sport is doing all right! it is growing at an incredible rate, the last couple of years, we are here to stay. so, looking forward to seeing that continue to grow in the coming years. is that what you are most proud of? because in fairness, your recognition is beyond football at the moment. it is beyond sport, isn't it? i think it is hard to pinpoint what i'm most proud of. it has been a great couple of years. 2023 was bigger i thought it would be. i didn't think winning the euros last year, 2023 would be able to... i didn't think i would win any moors, but it that way. —— win any more awards. the world cup was the main focus and it is turned into more than i could have imagined. yeah, i am proud of a lot of things. i'm really proud of my team and the way that we overcame adversity and i wouldn't be here collecting

oh, it's over mary earps and it's all the way in! the goalkeeper has lost it! and it's there!und! another setback overcome. spain's first senior women's world cup semifinal. in the way, sweden. carmona. .. oh, it's off the bar! it's in! spain are world cup finalists. anticipation has been building for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by russo. great play. ella toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. kerr goes for it! 0h! how about that? australia draw level! hemp! what a pass that is! it's russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it's spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get? this is dangerous. it's1—0 spain! 0lga carmona! jenni hermoso. saved! it is heartbreak for the lionesses. it is really hard to take, | but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in and, yeah, sometimes, it is hard - to take but it's football, _ and we are absolutely heartbroken. it's spain...champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly ex

i know he does. >> look, all i'm saying is mary earps . mary earps has got an mba earps.ps has got an mba after playing football for five minutes and not winning anything. what saying is anything. what i'm saying is stuart pearce until 1999 to stuart pearce took until 1999 to get an mba. he he played for england , played in the european england, played in the european championships. dave seaman, 1997 viv anderson, england's first black player, took until 2000. marriott's been playing for five minutes and she didn't even win the world cup this year. that's all i'm saying. >> she didn't win, but she's done incredibly well and actually, sorry , i've got to actually, sorry, i've got to interject there. >> she's done incredibly well, andifs >> she's done incredibly well, and it's more the that they and it's more the fact that they changed for 50% of changed the landscape for 50% of the population women and the population for women and actually realise that actually made them realise that they, professional they, they can be professional footballers . it's not footballers as wo

oh, it's over mary earps and it's all the way in! the goalkeeper has lost it! and it's there!ther setback overcome. spain's first senior women's world cup semifinal. in the way, sweden. carmona. .. oh, it's off the bar! it's in! spain are world cup finalists. anticipation has been building for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by russo. great play. ella toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. kerr goes for it! 0h! how about that?! australia draw level! hemp! what a pass that is! it's russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it's spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get?! this is dangerous. it'si—0, spain! 0lga carmona! jenni hermoso. saved! it is heartbreak for the lionesses. it is really hard to take, | but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in and, yeah, | sometimes, it is hard to take but it's football, _ and we are absolutely heartbroken. it's spain...champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extraor

from nottingham, mary earps! cheering and applause.he ultimate all—round sporting accolade. and i think, us as lionesses and obviously, united as well, we have had an incredible couple of years but this is just... yeah, wow. hello there. love it or hate it — new year's eve is just around the corner. and once again, it looks likely that the weather is going to play a leading role when pulling down the final curtain of this year, because this weekend we are likely to see further heavy rain. snow is likely even at lower levels in the north for a time. and once again, the winds a feature. it's this area of low pressure that's drifting towards our shores and it will gradually move its way steadily east. ahead of it — a brief ridge of high pressure that's going to allow for those temperatures in scotland to fall well below freezing. a cold, icy, but hopefully sunny start to your new year's eve. that's where the best of the drier weather will be. cloud and rain gathers out to the west, some of it really heavy across north—west england, wales,

from nottingham, mary earps! cheering and applause.he ultimate all—round sporting accolade. and i think, us as lionesses and obviously, united as well, we have had an incredible couple of years but this is just... yeah, wow. hello there. we had some heavy rain in scotland on saturday, and as a result of that there are a number of flood warnings in force across the north of the country. we have had some disruption too. for most of the uk it was a very mild day, but not for everyone. massive contrasts in northern scotland as the mild air butted up against the cold. 10 degrees in braemar, ten miles down the road in balmoral, just i. and with those lower temperatures across the far north and east, well, on saturday we did see some snowfall. so for some, a winter wonderland. however, since then the snow has been turning back to rain and our main concern as we get through christmas eve is the strength of the winds. they could disrupt some travel plans that you may have, so stay tuned. the winds then will pick up over the next few hours, beco

from nottingham, mary earps! cheering and applause. the ultimate all—round sporting accolade. and i think, us as lionesses and obviously, united as well, we have had an incredible couple of years but this is just... yeah, wow. hello there. if you are planning to set out on a journey later on today, there are a few weather bits and pieces to be aware of. heavy outbreaks of rain could bring some localised flooding today. hill snow on the way for northern scotland in particular. and there's a risk of some particularly squally winds that could bring down some tree branches. the trouble all caused by this area of low pressure that's spinning to our west. outbreaks of rain heading in and some of the heaviest rain, the strongest winds later on this afternoon will be across wales and south west england. the rain really intense for quite a short period of time, but could be heavy enough to cause some localised surface water flooding and the winds strong enough to bring down some tree branches as well. so localised disruption from that feature.

from nottingham, mary earps! cheering and applause.e all—round sporting accolade. and i think, us as lionesses and obviously, united as well, we have had an incredible couple of years but this is just... yeah, wow. good morning. christmas eve is looking pretty windy for many of us. it could cause some travel disruption actually if you are setting out through today. especially on the roads, the rail and the airports. they could be some problems there. northern england and scotland is where we will see the biggest problems. a couple of yellow warning from the met office in force. gusts of 50—70 mph across northern and north—eastern areas of scotland but even to the pennines, the east, pretty strong crosswinds north to south. showers coming in across northern and western areas with sunny spells further south. cloudy, outbreaks of rain but also going to be really very mild. temperatures up to 13—15 across england and wales and we could see some temperature records being broken for christmas eve so one of the warmest on record. 15.5 is the

oh, it's over mary earps and it's all the way in! the goalkeeper has lost it! and it's there! turned it around! another setback overcome. spain's first senior women's world cup semifinal. in the way, sweden. carmona. oh, it's off the bar! it's in! spain are world cup finalists. anticipation has been building for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by russo. great play. it's toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. kerr goes for it! 0h! how about that? australia draw level! hemp! what a pass that is! it's russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it's spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get? this is dangerous. it'si—0, spain! carmona. hermoso. saved! it's heartbreak for the lionesses. it's really hard to take, l but we gave everything. we can hand on heart. say we gave everything. we never gave in. and, yeah, sometimes, it is hard to take, but it's football— and we are absolutely heartbroken. it's spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubtedly extrao

from nottingham, mary earps! cheering and applause. ultimate all—round sporting accolade. and i think, us as lionesses and obviously, united as well, we have had an incredible couple of years but this is just... yeah, wow. hello. for most of us, boxing day turned into a pretty decent day. we had some spells of sunshine. certainly, it was a fine day to get out and about. the same does not apply to the day ahead. wednesday's weather dominated by storm gerrit, bringing a combination of rain, snow and gales with a very real risk of disruption. this is our storm system, this vast shield of cloud on the earlier satellite picture just enveloping the uk. outbreaks of very heavy rain driving northwards and eastwards, some really strong winds. notice all the isobars on this chart. and with the wet weather running into cold air, briefly a bit of snow mixing in over higher ground in northern england, southern scotland, but in the highlands, we could well see 15 centimetres of snow or more accumulating over the highest ground — blizzard conditions

from nottingham, mary earps! cheering and applause. ultimate all—round sporting accolade. and i think, us as lionesses and obviously, united as well, we have had an incredible couple of years but this is just... yeah, wow. hello there. boxing day brought a lot of fine, dry, settled weather across the country thanks to a ridge of high pressure, but it is all change into tomorrow. we have storm gerrit expected to bring gales, heavy rains and significant hill snow across scotland, and it remains unsettled into thursday with windy weather, with sunshine and showers. this is storm gerrit, winding its way up out in the atlantic, we are in between weather systems today, hence the fine and dry weather with widespread sunshine for the rest of today. with just one or two showers around, light winds, breezier for the northern isles, signs of cloud and rain just getting in the far south—west ahead of storm gerrit later in the day, otherwise for most it stays dry, on the cool side, single digits for most. it's a cold start to the night across the f

oh, it's over mary earps and it's all the way in! the goalkeeper has lost it! and it's there!urned it around! another setback overcome. spain's first senior women's world cup semifinal. in the way, sweden. carmona. oh, it's off the bar! it's in! spain are world cup finalists. anticipation has been building for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by russo. great play. it's toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. kerr goes for it! 0h! how about that? australia draw level! hemp! what a pass that is! it's russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it's spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get? this is dangerous. it'si—0, spain! 0lga carmona. hermoso. saved! it's heartbreak for the lionesses. it's really hard to take, l but we gave everything. we can hand on heart say that we gave everything. i we never gave in. and, yeah, sometimes, it's hard to take, but it's football, - and we're absolutely heartbroken. it's spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubted

from nottingham, mary earps! cheering and applause.he ultimate all—round sporting accolade. and i think, us as lionesses and obviously, united as well, we have had an incredible couple of years but this is just... yeah, wow. hello there. compared to the fine, settled, sunny weather of boxing day, today is looking pretty wild, all thanks to storm gerrit which is bringing a whole host of hazards, widespread gales and heavy rain and significant hill snow across scotland, all likely to cause disruption for the rest of the day, even as we head into tonight as well. here it is, storm gerrit then dominating the weather scene across the uk. lots of isobars on the charts, active weather fronts bringing the heavy rain. this next weather front poised to bring in some frequent and heavy showers as we head through the overnight period. but the rest of the day stays very wet and blustery. by the end of day, we could see up to 90 millimetres of rain across some western hills, severe gales developing across northeast scotland where we'll continue to s

from nottingham, mary earps! cheering and applause. the ultimate all—round sporting accolade. and i think, us as lionesses and obviously, united as well, we have had an incredible couple of years but this is just... yeah, wow. hello there. storm gerrit has brought quite a bit of disruption up and down the country, with heavy snowfall, blizzards across scotland, some road closures there — certainly the a9 — some localised flooding and some trees down from the strong winds. we're likely to see further disruption from this system as we move through the overnight period. now, the strongest of the winds will be confined to the north—east of scotland, the northern isles, through the evening. but overnight, we hold on to the windy weather. in fact, renewed gales for southern and western coastal areas, bands of showers, blustery showers, spreading their way from west to east. severe gales with further blizzards across north—east scotland, certainly for the northern isles. it'll be a little bit chillier, ithink, tonight than it was the previous

from nottingham, mary earps! cheering and applause.and obviously, united as well, we have had an incredible couple of years but this is just. yeah, wow. hello. the winds have been howling across northern britain today. and in the south of the country it has been one of the mildest christmas eves on record. temperatures have exceeded 15 celsius. and we may have beaten records, as well, but the met office will verify that in due course. here is the forecast, then, for the night. still some wet weather out towards the west and the south, winds easing in scotland and northern england. pretty chilly here in the highlands, close to freezing, but look how mild it is elsewhere, 8—12 celsius. now, to sum up christmas day, it is going to be overall cloudy with outbreaks of rain and very mild indeed. if there is any chance of a white christmas, it is going to happen across the scottish highlands. in fact, here in the north, some snow possible around lunchtime, possible also for braemar with temperatures not far off freezing. but by the time you g

oh, it's over mary earps and it's all the way in! and the goalkeeper's lost it and it's there! they've turned it around! another setback overcome. spain's first senior women's world cup semifinal. in the way, sweden. carmona. .. oh, it's off the bar! it's in! spain are world cup finalists! anticipation has been building for this semifinal in both hemispheres. taken down by russo. great play. it's toone! oh, wow! sam kerr on the charge. kerr goes for it! 0h! how about that?! australia draw level! hemp! what a pass that is! it's russo! and england are heading for the world cup final! history beckons. it's spain against england to compete for the right to be called the world's greatest. off the bar! how close can you get?! this is dangerous. it's1—0, spain! 0lga carmona. hermoso. saved! it's heartbreak for the lionesses! it's really hard to take but we gave everything. we can hand on heart say we gave everything. we never gave in and, yeah, sometimes, it's hard to take but it's football and we're absolutely heartbroken. it's spain, champions of the world. spain's win was undoubted

from nottingham, mary earps! cheering and applause. ultimate all—round sporting accolade. and i think, us as lionesses and obviously, united as well, we have had an incredible couple of years but this is just... yeah, wow. hello, there. we've got typical festive fare to come over the next few days. i'll show you that in a moment. today was another mild one, temperatures widely in double figures. there was even a bit of sunshine coming through the cloud as well. different story in scotland where we've had a wintry scene across northern parts of the mainland. the snow that was falling here has since turned to rain. and it's quite misty and murky, very wet at the moment. but the rain will ease off in scotland and northern ireland. the main rain band pushing down towards southern parts of england and across the northern isles. it'll be followed by some clearer spells for northern parts of the uk and a few showers. and it's going to be a mild start to sunday morning, christmas eve, but it's going to be a windy day for all of us on christmas

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england goalkeeper mary earps has been voted bbc sports personality of the year for 2023.ses�* standout player as they reached a first world cup final earlier this year and was named the best goalkeeper at the tournament — claiming the golden glove. england cricketer stuart broad was second, with world heptathlon champion katarina johnson—thompson third. it is the second consecutive year a women's footballer has won the award after arsenal and england's beth mead won last year. thank you very much. i'm very honoured and humbled. for me, i feel like this are the ultimate all—round sporting accolade. i think this is lionesses and united as well, we've had an incredible couple of years. this isjust... wow! it's not been the easiestjourney and i definitely wouldn't be where i am today without a number of incredible people in my corner. finally, i want to say thank you to them. ja morant�*s return to the nba couldn't have gone any better — the all—star guard, with 3a points, including the game winning shot for the memphis grizzlies... as they beat the new orleans pelicans. mora

we have lauren hemp, mary earps and millie bright.s too big an honour to ever imagine. several of bright�*s england team—mates also receive awards. goalkeeper mary earps, who was recently voted sports personality of the year, becomes an mbe, as does forward lauren hemp. former england cricketer stuart broad receives an cbe. broad bowed out of the sport in spectacular style taking the final wicket of the fifth ashes test to give england a memorable victory. the thrilling series finished at two all, meaning the aussies retained the ashes. for me playing a hobby for a living i have loved it and try to improve every day so to get an award that comes through playing cricket and doing something i love his very special and you get those awards for, hopefully, giving people a bit ofjoy and inspiring them to play the sport that you love and put a smile on people�*s face. to matters today and only one place to start — up in scotland, as old firm rivals celtic and rangers come head to head in the scottish premiership. celtic have a five point le

stuart broad, frankie dettori, mary earps, alfie hewett, katarina johnson—thompson and rory mcilroy.ine. the details of how you can vote will be given out during the programme. it's also a bit of a landmark night for sports personality of the year because it's the 70th suggestion of the programme. you might be able to guess that from some of the branding behind me. it first took place way backin behind me. it first took place way back in 1954, when it was won by the athlete chris chat away, since then, many of britain because my greatest stars have won one of the most prodigious awards. including a 1987, fatima whitbread. 0h they are on, she was telling me what it meant to her to have won the bbc sports personality of the year. �* , ., ., ., ., ., the bbc sports personality of the year. �*, ., ., ., ., ., ., year. it's a tough award, and anyone in sort year. it's a tough award, and anyone in sport would _ year. it's a tough award, and anyone in sport would want _ year. it's a tough award, and anyone in sport would want to _ year. it's a tough award, and anyone in sport would want to

manchester united women's manager marc skinner says he's hopeful that mary earps will sign a new contract a contract untiljune 202a. she's attracted interest from arsenal although bbc sport understands there've been no conversations with earps and the club. i want mary to stay at this club and i want mary to stay at this club and i think the progression is exactly what it was but i think they are progressing and having conversations around it so it is with the club to negotiate that and i can't be more clear i want mary to stay at this club, she is a huge part of what i wanted to build here. another day, another defeat for england's cricketers having lost their one day series, they lost their opening game of their t20 series to the west indies. captainjos buttler and phil salt took the tourists to 77—0 but a total collapse saw them bowled out for 171 — alzarri joseph taking three wickets, including two in the final over. in reply, the hosts reached their total with 11 balls to spare to win the match by four wickets. the teams now head to grenada for the second t20 on thursday. australian

it means goalkeeper mary earps will wear the captain's armband, whereas lauren help is in line for makegland cap. now, this is the first time england have played at wembley since winning the finalissima there in april. now, obviously, no trophy on the line this time around but, arguably, olympic qualification is more important. "fifa must deliver the legacy on human rights they promised, "following the world cup in qatar" — that's according to one of the tournament's critics, lise klaveness, president of the norwegian football federation. klaveness was vocal about the issues a year ago when the world cup was taking place and has been speaking to the bbc from doha after returning to qatar to see if progress has been made. we think fifa has a much bigger responsibility now to deliver on the legacy that they said they would and we expect that they will really lean into these issues. when they are supposed to deliver a report which they said they would deliver and fifa has said it would come within the end of the year and fifa, in that report, really addresses and leans into these issues go

earps will wear the captain's armband, whereas lauren hemp is in line to make her 50th england cap.rst time england have played at wembley since winning the final this summer there in april. now, obviously no trophy on the line this time around, but arguably olympic qualification is more important. "fifa must deliver the legacy on human rights they promised, following the world cup in qatar." that's according to one of the tournament's critics, lise klaveness, president of the norwegian football federation. klaveness was vocal about the issues a year ago when the world cup was taking place and has been speaking to the bbc from doha after returning to qatar to see if progress has been made. we think fifa has a much bigger responsibility now to deliver on the legacy that they said they would. and we expect that they really lean into these issues when they are supposed to deliver a report, which they said they would deliver. and the fifa said they would come within the end of the year and that fifa in that report really addresses and leans into this, these issues going ahead. uganda ha

it means goalkeeper mary earps will wear the captain's armband, whereas lauren help is in line for maked cap. now, this is the first time england have played at wembley since winning the finalissima there in april. now, obviously, no trophy on the line this time around but, arguably, olympic qualification is more important. "fifa must deliver the legacy on human rights they promised, "following the world cup in qatar" — that's according to one of the tournament's critics, lise klaveness, president of the norwegian football federation. klaveness was vocal about the issues a year ago when the world cup was taking place and has been speaking to the bbc from doha after returning to qatar to see if progress has been made. we think fifa has a bigger responsibility now to deliver on the legacy that they said they would and we expect that they will really lean into these issues. when they are supposed to deliver a report which they said they would deliver and fifa has said it would come within the end of the year and fifa, in that report, really addresses and leans into these issues going ahead

earps, alfie hewett and katarina johnson—thompson and rory mcilroy.on bbc one a week today. stellar names and where the winners, only one can triumph on the night. that is about it, you can get the latest sports news at the usual place, the bbc sports news app or our website. from me in the team, thanks for watching, we will see you later. you're watching bbc news, i'm catherine byaruhanga. back now to our top story. mps are debating the rwanda bill, ahead of a key vote tonight. rishi sunak has urged conservative mps to back the migration policy. we can see live pictures from the house. the former immigration minister robertjenrick is now speaking in the house of commons. in a post on x, formerly known as twitter, the prime minister said the legislation was the only way to "stop the boats". live now to central lobby inside parliament and our political correspondent, hannah miller, who has been watching the debate and talking to mp5. bring us up to speed on the debate so far. so far, we've heard primarily from the home secretary james cleverly making t

england's and mary earps says she wants to be a game changer, after winning sports personality of the rubbing salt into west indies�* wounds... the england opener levels the t20 series, with another masterclass with the bat. nottingham forest have confirmed nuno espirito santo as their new head coach — joining on a two and half year contract. nunojoins after being sacked by saudi side al—ittihad in november. he previously led wolves in the premier league, taking the club to the quarter finals of the europa league — and later went onto manage spurs. he takes charge of his first match on saturday, when forest face bournemouth at the city ground. the club sacked steve cooper on tuesday, following a run which has left the club 17th in the premier league, with just one win in their last 13. well earlier, i spoke to the bbc�*s charlie slater, who covers forest, on how the news of nuno will be received. when it comes to knowing a a bit mixed. i've had plenty say he did a good show, but for wolves, didn't do so well good show, but for wolves, didn't do so well at good show, but for wolves, di

i'm a bit miffed that sajid javid , mary earps and that sajid javid, mary earps and the covid scientistho got every prediction wrong. he's been awarded with a. >> so you've been a bit annoyed by some of them, a little bit, but i've got some great ones that i'm very happy with, which i'll share with you a bit later on as well. yes and i'm delighted with jilly cooper, the bonkbuster novelist. know, delighted with jilly cooper, the bonk sunak novelist. know, delighted with jilly cooper, the bonk sunak primest. know, delighted with jilly cooper, the bonk sunak prime ministernow, delighted with jilly cooper, the bonk sunak prime minister is n, delighted with jilly cooper, the bonk sunak prime minister is an rishi sunak prime minister is an absolute rishi sunak prime minister is an absolutiso you go. let us cooper. so there you go. let us know your thoughts. what do you make of honours list? and make of the honours list? and also truss's resignation. make of the honours list? and also peerages resignation. make of the honours list? and also peeragesresignélsin. make of the honours list? and a

the england the manchester goalkeeper manchester united goalkeeper mary mary earps deserved mary earpseper she won yesterday. >> there she is with the trophy and i don't think anybody can really doubt her winning that because we've mentioned there that it's good that it's someone with a personality because to actually find a lot of sports people , you know, sometimes people, you know, sometimes they're a bit dull . they're a bit dull. >> i look at you and i think to myself, you're a great guy. you're really accurate with your sport that comes you're really accurate with your spor1it. that comes you're really accurate with your spor1it. and that comes you're really accurate with your spor1it. and i that comes you're really accurate with your spor1it. and i just that comes you're really accurate with your spor1it. and i just thinkit comes you're really accurate with your spor1it. and i just think ifcomes with it. and i just think if only you had a personality, i know i know, and it would be the complete. i'm not being rude. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> no, i'll take it. i'll take it on board and

mary earps brought her best. another goal would settle the nerves. or would it?nze scored in injury time, so did the netherlands in tilburg. at full time in glasgow, england didn't know if they'd done enough and their news filtered through the dutch had scored a fourth at the death. in three minutes of incredible drama, their olympic dream had unravelled. well, no—one will question the effort and the heart shown by england here. they completely outclassed scotland and gave everything to try and keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the olympics on behalf of team gb. but ultimately they've been undone notjust by the netherlands 4—0 victory, 600 miles away from here in tilburg, but also by their poor form earlier on in the tournament. it'll take some time to process what's been a heartbreaking night for them here at hampden park. the other place at the finals that was up for grabs went to germany who drew 0—0 with wales. while the republic of ireland have been promoted to league a of the competition. their 6—1 win over northern ireland was a sixth in a row. arse

earps and lauren hemp.ation honours list after her 49 days as prime minister. a man is charged with the murder of chris marriott, who died after being hit by a car as he helped an unconscious woman. good morning. we're looking at a dry and bright start the north and east. however, it is a day where it is a day where it will turn increasingly unsettled with outbreaks of rain spring into many areas of the uk. very windy with some strong gusts around later on. and if that were not enough some of the rain will turn to snow over this got tojill�*s and that could affect travel plans later on. join me for more details about later on. how a close—up look at the fjords, mountains, and wildlife of scandinavia has been made into a striking new tv series. good morning. it's saturday, 30 december. our main story: the new year's honours list has been published, with authorjilly cooper, glastonbury festival founder michael eavis, and england lionesses' captain millie bright

for example, i have i'm a bit about mary earps a bit miffed about mary earps getting gong.getting a gong. um, the covid scientist who. >> she's a woman. >> because she's a woman. yeah yeah, because woman. yeah, because she's a woman. >> you've got me there we go. >> you've got me there we go. >> one of the most successful female footballers i've ever produced. >> so what did win in the >> so what did she win in the last couple of years? oh, right. >> so what did she win in the lastso�*uple of years? oh, right. >> so what did she win in the lastso�*uplewon.ears? oh, right. >> so what did she win in the lastso�*uplewon. whatoh, right. >> so what did she win in the lastso�*uplewon. what did right. >> so what did she win in the lastso�*uplewon. what did shet. >> so what did she win in the lastso�*uplewon. what did she win? >> so she won. what did she win? >> so she won. what did she win? >> quite few things. >> quite a few things. >> quite a few things. >> she's won quite. got >> she's won quite. she's got through quite few finals. but through quite a few finals. but but sorry.

england'sjoint top goal scorer, lauren hemp, and golden glove winner mary earps are both made mbes.pected and humbling to be made an 0be for services to broadcasting and charity. fellow dj steve wright becomes an mbe, as does bake 0ff star paul hollywood for services to broadcasting and baking. most honours go to people not in the public eye. rizwanjavid has saved 29 lives on rail platforms, approaching and talking to people who were showing signs they were thinking of ending their lives. he's been made an mbe. every intervention that i was involved in, ijust felt like it was a part of life. i never thought it would be recognised to this scale, but it's definitely given me the confidence to carry on this work and spread awareness amongst everyone. the oldest person honoured is 97—year—old jill gladwell, a poppy appeal collector for eight decades. she's been made an mbe, one of many being recognised for making a real difference. lizo mzimba, bbc news. labour and the liberal democrats have attacked the publication of the resignation honours of the former prime minister, liz truss, who

..and golden glove winner mary earps are both made mbes. that they were thinking of ending their livese not in the public eye. rizwanjaved has saved 29 lives on rail platforms, approaching and talking to people who were showing signs that they were thinking of ending their lives. he's been made an mbe. every intervention that i was involved in, ijust felt like it was a part of life. i never thought it would be recognised to this scale. but it's definitely given me the confidence to carry on this work and spread awareness amongst everyone. the oldest person honoured is 97—year—old jill gladwell. a poppy appeal collector for eight decades, she's been made an mbe, one of many being recognised for making a real difference. lizo mzimba, bbc news. alongside that new years honours list, the british government has also published the resignation list from former prime minister liz truss, a tradition granted to all outgoing prime ministers. let's talk a little bit more about this with pete saull. 0nly prime ministerfor 49 this with pete saull. 0nly prime minister for 49 days, this with pete saul

and golden glove winner mary earps are both made mbes.honours go to people not in the public eye. rizwanjaved has saved 29 lives on rail platforms, approaching and talking to people who were showing signs that they were thinking of ending their lives. he's been made an mbe. every intervention that i was involved in, ijust felt like it was a part of life. i never thought it would be recognised to this scale. but it's definitely given me the confidence to carry on this work and spread awareness amongst everyone. the oldest person honoured is 97—year—old jill gladwell. a poppy appeal collector for eight decades, she's been made an mbe, one of many being recognised for making a real difference. lizo mzimba, bbc news. despite being prime minister for just 49 days last autumn, liz truss has released her resignation honours list, a tradition granted to all outgoing prime ministers. our political correspondent peter saul is here: so who has liz truss put on her list? because, she was the shortest serving prime minister in british history, but lik

earps.boil over. as the temperature dropped, so did england's hearts. but after the break, a lifeline. that's not a bad ball. sta nway. georgia stanway with a well taken header to spark life into england. no time to celebrate, more goals were needed. and they came. stanway teeing up hemp who curled it in off the post. two goals in two minutes. wembley started to believe. they had to wait, but in the 90th minute a brilliant ball from james found substitute toone, who blasted it into the net to complete a sensational come back. the olympic dream still very much alive. too soon for a christmas miracle? well it is december! well england won't have too long to enjoy this moment, because the job isn't done yet. they need too top their group to make it through to their group to make it through to the semi—finals. their result tonight and belgium drawing with scotland means england are level with the dutch at the top and with a game to play. so they will travel to scotland on tuesday knowing they ne

england'sjoint top goal scorer lauren hemp and golden glove winner mary earps are both made mbes.d, tonya blackburn said it's an unexpected and humbling to be made an 0be for services to broadcast and charity. fellow dj steve wright becomes an nde, as does bake 0ff star paul hollywood. most honours go to people not in the public eye. rizwanjaved has saved 29 lives on rail platforms, approaching and talking to people who were showing signs that they were thinking of ending their lives. he's been made an mbe. every intervention that i was involved in, ijust felt like it was a part of life. i never thought it would be recognised to this scale. but it's definitely given me the confidence to carry on this work and spread awareness amongst everyone. the oldest person honoured is 97—year—old jill gladwell. a poppy appeal collector for eight decades, she�*s been made an mbe, one of many being recognised for making a real difference. lizo mzimba, bbc news. my colleague caitriona perry spoke to our political correspondent peter saull about it a little earlier. she gets to produce a list sur