first ”f: 3it it: we first time i myself stop that is the first time i would say in my whole life i was proud of myself. i actually had a conversation with mark, and i was like, please let me train, please let me play this game. i'm ready, i know i'm ready. in the team huddle, she was like i have worked so hard to get back to this point, let's go and beat them. however saying that, mate is quite emotional, i remember someone coming away, and saying, i'm going to cry. just before the game, but we had a great performance against reading.” was really happy, and i was really honoured, because starting from zero, and then coming back, and then all the players roared for me, that was a huge order. the most important message for everybody was just, like, be strong, be clear in your

head and positive, because the results are fine now. i have to take ca re of results are fine now. i have to take care of myself a little bit better than normal people. you never know if it's coming back or something. i just want to tell my story to help people that are out there. i did it, and i'm a normal person, so why can't other people do it? i feel actually like a new person, a new me, a better me. such an inspiring story, a wonderful season such an inspiring story, a wonderful season for ann—katrin berger, the birmingham city ladies goalkeeper in the pfa team of the year. if birmingham city get a point in the final weekend, they will finish fourth, a great season for them, thatis fourth, a great season for them, that is what they are going for. how to another sport, issue, that is what they are going for. how to anothersport, issue, it that is what they are going for. how to another sport, issue, it is a sport, i think. the world's strongest man, yes, it's still going strong, is going to take place in southampton next month. terry hollands is one of those

who will be taking part and just to limber up, he took on the challenge of trying to set a strongman record for pulling a double decker bus 20 metres, as tony husband reports. one double—decker bus, one of the much romulan —— strongman, and one world record attempt. terry hollands needed to beat the existing record of 22.5 seconds to seal his place in strongman history. those experts watching said this was a shaky start on the 20 metre course. slowly, he found his feet. then he was in the groove. it went so well, the bus was an early. he'd smashed the record by seven seconds, pulling all 12 tonnes of the bus. a new world record! cheering it is always nice to get a world record, especially to be one that has to do so long, i think 11 years that has tipped for, so i am over

the moon. i expected to get a much better start than i did but managed to pull it together at the end and gathered some good speed along the way. this was a taste of strongman challenges coming to britain next month, staged at the saint mary stadium in southampton. we have 12 of the strong as men on the planet, this is our grand final. many great events. pain, pain, pain all the way. i will set goals for each event, as long as i perform the best ican do, event, as long as i perform the best i can do, right now, then hopefully that will be a good result for me at the end. you have done it, these quys the end. you have done it, these guys have done it, you just talk about the pain, why do you do it? because strongmen are insane! and very big as well. another proper record—breaker, mo salah‘s amazing season for liverpool could get even better in the champions league final in about ten days' time. he's already received so many prizes for player of the season and golden boot winner, but how about this? those boots are being displayed in

the british museum, alongside some of those ancient egyptian artefacts. i'm not sure what i sync so about that (i) what an honour! iam sure i am sure his mummy will be very proud! i do apologise. i do apologise. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. olly foster, you should be ashamed! now, what do you do if you can't attend your graduation? cynthia pettway was too sick to be able to attend her high school graduation in alabama, so her school came up with another plan. cheering

she have this idea that she could roll across the state. but i didn't think it was going to work. so she was like, she would get the high school to help me. they set up a comfort room so my family could come in and they set up a big tv so i could see my graduation and i drove myself across the stage. the whole stadium was cheering for me, the whole thing. the chair came and then i got emotional. i was crying tears ofjoy. i found an elementary sized cap and down. i made this doll so it was the colours, gave it to her. i just wanted to walk.

it was my big day. i wasn't going to miss it. always trust your mum, the moral of the story. ajapanese rail operator has apologised after a train left a station twenty—five seconds early, saying the great inconvenience it placed on customers was "truly inexcusable. " the driver said he had shut the doors early, not realising there were still passengers waiting to board. last november, a similar apology was made after an express train left 20 seconds early. i be i e; “inf—y ; 7,7”, fj‘z' and ' ”'" 1» beflm' if'.’ and ' 1» beflm' for and '