within lowest orbit, but again, really important. so long duration missions potentially out to miles where you're going to be spending 6 months minimum in a spacecraft between the planets. so you'll need to be able to protect your ass year olds from that harsh radiation environment. and that's one of the main reasons for having all these dummies on board of this, this particular mission is to see whether that equipment can do what it needs to, to keep human safe. or it's, it's fascinating mission. it was great to get your thoughts on their side. you appreciated to megan argo, joining us there from the university of central lancashire so also shooting for the moon, a japanese stars up that set out that sent up its own lunar lander on a space ex rocket mission by the company. ice base is called ha cooter, which means a white rabbit in japanese carrying lot of cargo, including the way eas, 1st lunar rover and a robot from japan that is designed to roll around on the moon surface. it's not going to be as quick as nasa. ryan, it'll take nearly 5 months to reach the moon because it's been designed to use

minimal fuel to save money and leave more room for cargo. by contrast, a ryan took just 5 days on your dream. ah. just a great look at the main stories of following the sour, ukrainian, puerto des, sir, it has stopped operating after russia, the energy grid, 300000 people in the region are without power. it's a vital transport for delivering grain to much of the developing world. but the agriculture minister says exports will continue from 2 other ports. will landscape ukrainian governor saying the forces of struck bases by the kremlin sponsored mercenary wagon a group. the military is attacked, the russian occupied city of melissa pole, official se scores of russian troops have been killed. moscow says to a dead and then fighting is reportedly intensified around the city of backwards in eastern danny, ask algiers or

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understand the differences and similarities of conscious across the world. so no matter how you take it out, 0 will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. countess era. ah, welcome to walk up to day. i'm joanna roscoe. we live at our studio on dough calls, waterfront in the host nation cancer. we started with those 2 teams and only 4 remain as we count down to the semi finals preparing to face messy and argentina. parisha strike, a competent note ahead of that class shot the sale stadium. i

looked to end the 60 year wait for a defending champion to lift the trophy and the pride of africa, morocco and their fans prepared for the biggest day in the continents football history. ah, joining me in the studio is our football analyst, jemila. we'll get her thoughts in just a moment's, we're counting down though to the well cup semi finals where courageous players have been sounding confident as they prepared to face argentina. they reach the final 4 years ago. so this isn't new territory for many of their squads. the vendor y'all set, your run of it says the secret of their success is, togetherness is criminal. so i don't think we need to fit anybody. we need to look at ourselves to play our best game. we will do a thorough analysis with the head coach and the touch co stuff, and then we will see how we will attack the game. oh, margaret, i would say the secret of our success is out together mish,

i'll unity. the fact that we act and play as a family, everybody plays for one another. we play as a team and that's our secret. while let spring, and gemma, hey, gemma crecia got through penalties and the last 2 matches they did the same in russia . is a tactic and if so it's a risky one, isn't it? it's very risky. i don't think it's premeditated tactic, but if the team cannot to be derive ala mean at the 70, they know they are very strong and extra time in penalties. they have levi coverage, these goals that it's an absolute policeman in the 11 meters. so i don't think the value to thinking ok. i'm going to go to extra time because i'm psychologically probably stronger and i have more experience. but the thing is that they are in the last 4 as you were mentioning in semi finals, and they have only been able to win one game in the 9 to mean us. so it's not that that big, but it look like one. it's tiring, definitely. and this is probably

a last chance saloon, isn't it? for the creation play as some of them who are getting to the end of their craze. yes, of course, especially one of their leaders said come all that it's $37.00 but also a got it can manage loading betty c chair, $33.00 a bro. so we they were run our ups in the last world cup in russia. they are a semi final so i think most of them is the leaders of the said national dim, that they are aware that it's probably their last chance, the last dance they might be having, you know, work up. and i'm sure they will give every thing with that never to buy a speedy that they having extra time and penalties whatever. yeah. and christian faith, argentina, we will talk about argentina a bit later on in the show, but now to defending well cup champions. fronts who have been celebrating, reaching the semi finals, the team received the heroes welcome as they returned to the hotel following the 21 victory over england, france preparing for the 7th semi final in the tournaments history. no team is

successfully defended. the wilcox is brazil in 1962. this was the contrasting scene at england's hotel, gareth's south gate, and the seem heading home. jude bellingham signed autographs, and asked funds to speak with the team. this is the 2nd time england have been knocked out at the court. the final stage of a world come well jemma, france won that game. but how impressed were you by that performance? i mean, it was a tough as the probably game we have seen so far in the woke up and i had the feeling before the game that whoever wins might have a lot of chances to be the world champion. scan katara, but i was impressed by france. probably let's we have to give great tool to england because they played so well and what just details that made them them go us. so we're, we're seeing front said they have struggled some times with the defensive line.

they haven't been able to get the clean sheet so far. it will come up. so i have the feeling that to that the defensive line is a weakness from front. and i could see that in the last game. ok, so i get the feeling. you're not entirely impressed with them. it's been 60 is though, since a team defended the well cup. title will best france team do it this time. i think they have everything if they're to do it, if they don't lose the focus i'm, i'm just talking about this defensive line, but we'll talk about the forward line for me to most impressive. probably the most reliable team so far in general, managing success is extremely complicated for a manager. that's why this hasn't happened in so many decades actually is the 1st time in history in the last 3 decades. that defending champions are able to reach the last 8 and they hadn't semifinals,

they have been unlucky with some certain stuff like the injuries, but this has maybe applied to the some changes and to bring new players fresh players like to many that have been impressive. they're all the fact that the set g to that not been semi with the special connection that has with him, but it so i think they have everything in their hands to, to do that after so many years in history. well, in advance is still feeling deflated after 24 hours following that to feed for my england international broadcast that gary never, spite to us earlier, gave us his reaction to england's defeat. we played well and i think that is important to them. we felt sometimes going, i told him it's in last wednesday as quite inferior where we've played the edge of our box. we've been quite defensive. we hope to get that piece goal. our accounts with last night i felt we've really to have played well in possession. some of the big decisions on the night were quite follows. we didn't have the big moments,

but i think overall we played well just both good seems and we just got the wrong side. the lines. you know, i think it's so funny like england fans when they talk, but even before the tournament started, they're like so down and so negative about england all the time. where does come from it comes in tens and decades of experience of failure. 966. last time we went, a trophy with the men. see women seem to this proud in the last 12 to 18 months, but we've not success with the medicine for so long that we've got so much heartache in the quarter finals in the semi finals in group phase that we're all most used to it now. whereby we just feel like we're not going to get over the line . i think it's like it's 50, but we still have hope in the spirit, you know, we still of our football team. right. it's the hope that tells me right. it is all that kills is and that's what happens every single time and the small look we love our footballing. we love football. everyone loves that football and we get carried

away a little bit. we think we're going to win when we win the game against senate, all 3. now we think we're going to win the solomon. we're home again. we're packing bags. you think garris southgate will say, i think you might stay for more so obviously 18 months a year old. i think that there's not your time now really on one front, but he could do if he feels like he's taken as far as he can. maybe i feel like he should carry on for a few moments. he's got the trust to think of the people in the country. it's delivered good results for england. but he'll make decision that he wasn't committing to stay and last night, which i thought if he was gonna stay, it probably would. but he just the sensible thing that we'll discuss things with the f a and see how it goes. but i hope he can stay for at least while most ornament. well, since he kicked off almost a 100 years ago in your, the wild card has been won by just 8 countries. and the rich sin takes close to look at the history of footballs. most famous competition will, in between what she matches in this world cup funds for the chance to learn about

the children's history. this exhibition set up by faith in dough har. it takes you right back to the very 1st will cover took place in uruguay in knowing c, a c. on that occasion, just 13 teams took part since then. the vents has grown into being the biggest single school competition in the world with a very famous trophy here on dress. tell us a little bit about yes, that's one of our highlights here at the exhibition in doha, during the world cup at the film festival is the jury may come. and the one part of that cup is indeed original. the other one is not as a tragic story behind it. actually. this was the 1st woke up trophy between 930 and 970. that trophy was stolen twice 1st time. right before the world cup. 66 in england. then a famous dog called pickles, founded again, we all know that story, and it was then stolen for a 2nd time in 1983 from the headquarters of the brazilian football association. and

since then, never found again. we hope that at some point we can still find it for fingers crossed. but the, the truth is that is only a replica. so down here, a training shirt worn by am, are all the special play back from the 1962 world cup sellers that a little bit about this. that is by far, one more of the most beautiful and most popular objects that we have in the exhibition it is from the only player who won the woke up 3 times. of course i'm talking about purely in this world cup. unfortunately, he got injured very early in the group stage, so he couldn't play the entire world cup. but yeah, i think her now at the, especially in these times we fondly think of of p lina and people come to see this beautiful object back to the top from 62. well the thing i have when is, is everywhere. hey, that's a shit worn by diego marathon or just ahead of the 986 world cup. that is the last time that origin tina won the world title and of course they have the chance to win

it again here in capital. and let me take you over here. the $998.00, the 1st on the front, swan the will title. they have the chance to create some more history at this will be coming on the 3rd team after italy and brazil to retain the world title this year. it was warned by emmanuel, but see in the $98.00 world cup final well, thousands american fans have travelled to catalyze their team progresses through the tournament on a historic run to the semi finals, the moroccans of beaten belgian spain and now portugal to reach this stage they've only conceited one goal in the world cup as well, and that was an iron goal. brokers coach says it's no fluke there in the semi finals to build on one to long to bubble. even if you don't have as much talent as much quality as much money, if you work hard enough and you show that desire and passion and believe, then you can succeed. i think my plays have shown that,

and it's no miracle. i think that many of you are going to say it's a miracle, especially in europe, but we've played croatia, belgium, spain, portugal without letting it go. that's not a miracle. that's the result of hard work. an african teams arab teams work hard. i'm not getting carried away because i know we could have conceited, but we've made people happy, proud, and we've made the continent happy and proud. and i think we've made so many people around the world happy. when you watch rocky, you want to support rocky balboa because of his heart and commitment. and i think where the rocky of this world cup said jemma. how surprised were you that the moroccans managed to beat portugal? not extremely surprised. i must confess. i was surprised when they managed to get their 1st walk up when ever against belgium, also putting game neil neil draw against croatia. it was pretty impressed. but then when i've seen that tactical discipline, they have the momentum of cigarettes players like in this to the i'm about

a boy know that he was the best of cooper last year in a fucking me. they are having this momentum. they have this sense of whether they are almost impossible to score against it. so i wasn't surprised, of course, court to weren't favorites, but they have been playing so well that i think the sky is the limit for them. how has moroccan nurtured this generation of world cup semi final as well? i think being very smart and investing money as well. household is what they were born in europe. a lot of them have been created in the best football academies in europe, in spain, in realm or twitter. let's go back to lona or. yes. so it was more recorded when they decided to invest in football. they, they built an amazing combo sport complex need help out in 2009, and they have invested a lot of money in scouts and convincing these players to play for their country. for example, i shut off a kimmie explained that he, he was tested by spain and spain was interested in him joining the team. but he

didn't feel like that was a right. thank you. he didn't feel like home. he might have felt the refusal not very too much welcome. so a moral coat, present them, approach it very attractive, very interesting for them. and that's why they have these great generation playing for them. now let's talk about portugal, legs it for christiana, rinaldo will we? will we see him in a, in a portugal shet at a major tournament again. that's a big question mark. we don't know. i mean, he said a few weeks ago that he wanted to compete on the very 1st level until love for a he was 40, he's a free agent right now. we don't know what he's going to play. so the already about the, there are some rumors that about he said you want to compete that the very 1st level . so that's the question because they have so many euro's qualifiers in march. so we should be seeing him there unless he decides not to play any more with bar to with disappointment of what happened here is that he hasn't been starting the last

2 games. right? well another team to have exited this tournament of spain. we were joined earlier in the studio by welcome when a heavy medicine as he won the trophy with spain in 2010 and believe the spanish can be title contend is again at euro 2026. but the nurse told my colleagues, geminus and pizza stem it, what it will take for his country to compete for the crown at the next world cup. i think we're spain miss is a key player. sorry, you know, we don't have a player who come and decide the game for him. make one against one who can suit from outside. who can sco, goes like we had that. we know we knew we didn't have this kind of player who can they say the game, you know in and we missed the game step on because that was behind was defending very, very low in his books. by the way, then half a player, we had a lot of situation of one against one. but we could not take the pitch of the

situation. you know, anything that we, what we miss in that came in this tournament. what did you make your country, spain during this time, and where did it go wrong? well, it has a conversation with friends to know it was before merkel game. he asked me something that, you know, he asked me how many players of a spend will play in game like friends, england, you know, talking about the quality of the game. and i thought about which prayer will be in i said maybe one or 2, maybe 3, not more, you know, and maybe now it's a new begin with the young players that they have to develop. if i see the player that we play with with very jam, please like got the penalty their teenagers and that but

give me a lot of confidence for the future. i think in 2 sites in 2026, we will have a break with team better than england. i think england had the one of the best him of the last years of all the principal, so defensive. but you know, the small details decided today or yesterday, and the thing was then for friends, but i think england has to be proud of his tournament. and i think the, the radio is building down. they have a very good players who can the next year they will dominate to your pan football. also, spain, i have to talk about chain because also they have the very good the junk team and i'm very confident about england and spain. is it a possibly unfortunate that enrique is not continuing with this team? i was surprised. i think is the right code for, for the stand, but you know, i don't know what's happening in the board. i don't know if you're listening rico

one to, to continue. but in my opinion, listen, because maybe after the best, the spanish coats right now and the loser. i know lucas, wendy is a new goes of spain. he's from he's not from the ball, but he was coaching me about for many years. i know him. i know his, his way to work, and i think he can do a great job with spain. as part of the world cup festivities in katha correct fors and dances a pushing the boundaries of what makes the performance venue. $55.00 concerts taking place in 10 unconventional spaces during the tournaments. laura con, caught up with the curators and got a sneak peak at the performances. ah,

what is architectural landmarks are being taken over? by dancers from the national museum of cut, her composer nicolai rehearses with his music. he stayed up with choreographer bonham, in the pig to create the festival in motion making work. none of which is in a traditional performance venue was just really thrilling. something that's happening in the, in the court year of the national museum of cut our, which is a very complicated, very layered piece. and it was very directly inspired by this wonderful architecture, this festival of dance and music is in 5 by category heritage and culture. the career of its tell me the dance of traveling through this ball space in order to draw the view is i to the interlocking desk and unique architecture of the desert rose choreography. the also being spied by the fee for world carp.

this was made in a smaller, dense room. you know, so coming here we had to adapt and tried to fill out the energy of them and their history of the monuments and to connect to maker on the when the when did this, where the death it beat the c brochure with hands performers make their way towards oliver at the athens aunt installation. so he would find it quite free for the performers and also oh, we are happy to welcome any audience people that are just passing to you or people that wanted to come and had program to come to, to see us ah, in the museum of his lobby goat choreographer. felisa knew created this piece to

the court yard, his film influenced by cultures around the world. oh, oh, as the day in fif dal boots once used for pulled, i thing provides an unusual stage for motherly orlando's choreography. inspired by these ancient vessels. laura kaun al jazeera to ha, oh, i haven't been dancing, but we have seen the argentina team training ahead of their semi final with croatia . it's the 6th time the country has reached this stage of the well cup. you know, massey is looking to lead his nation to that the title and fust since 1986 gym argentina where you pick at the thought of this tournament. the favorite is to go through how will they carry those expectations if i didn't, in lieu of miss, you know, something is how to take the big pressure. and i think they were somehow relieved when they managed to win that cup america last year. there is

a lot of expectations. they were my peak, i must say, because i wasn't aware of i didn't know how friends will react to so many injuries . now i really have a lot of concern. i might say maybe front out, slightly little bit more, more favorites, but regarding to argentina, they know how to do that and they have a big squad that with a lot of feeling of togetherness. so i think that they, they shown day, they can deal with this pressure and for example be to rivals brazil out. so for them this is also a big success. okay, so today and tomorrow, rest days, did the teams actually rest on these days ahead? such big matches is not that they can arrest a 100 percent. we have seen them doing like trainings of course they cannot lose focus. but for them, it has been very, very easy to be here and it's harder because they don't have to travel. they don't have to park. they are always located in the same place and to they would have seen

most of the semifinal players enjoying time for some free time with their families and the families that are loving it. he was able to talk to some families of players of a spain or sergeant tina to to been this amazing city, was glad that are good hotels with the restaurant. they are enjoying it so much. great. well, we don't rest here on al jazeera and neither do added us as a new po for the semi finals and the final. and this is it to be used from tuesday . it's called our home, which translates as the dream it was unveiled earlier by. well, when, as caca from brazil and cassius of spain to teams that have been eliminated, the high tech ball has sensors inside and is a gold color which mirrors the catalog desert sand. it replaces the one used for the group. sages and 1st knockout matches. that was cooled, alaric flow, which means the journey well, the dreams are still alive for,

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