hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news. day two of the women's world cup sees a strong start from spain, and disappointment for the philippines. day two of the women's world cup in australia and new zealand and three games were played. spain won 3—0 against costa rica. spain are one of the tournament's favourites, and quickly took control — scoring early on in the match. earlier, the filippinas got off to a bad start — losing 2—0 against switzerland in their first ever world cup game. and olympic champions canada were held to a goalless draw in their group b

opener with nigeria. canada thought they had scored, but sinclair's penalty was denied by nigeria's goalkeeper. plenty more ahead today. let's cross live now to katie silver, who's at sydney football stadium. lots happening and months in store for day three. lots happening and months in store for day three-— for day three. would agree to 48 hours it's been. _ for day three. would agree to 48 hours it's been. are _ for day three. would agree to 48 hours it's been. are you - for day three. would agree to 48 . hours it's been. are you mentioned, we saw spain emerged as something of a dark horse contender preps of the world cup in general. we saw 3—0 victory for costa rica but it was almost four knew but they reached a penalty and letting the first time, they got those goals and take the foot of the gas because they did not need to pursue bits of the gas because they did not need to pursue bits of the gas because they did not need to submit something like 46 attempts at goal in huge positions and they had emerged despite the fact that there's been a controversy and the team is something of a dark horse contender in the philippines,

it was close until he managed to score that does make — zero victory in terms of today, all eyes on the two teams expected to make it into the grand finals and that is england which will be playing against haiti in the us which is going be playing against vietnam. but he comes to brothers games expected to be david versus goliath which is is a pretty high scores from the two leading teams and it comes from the us playing against vietnam and this is vietnam's first ever world cup with male and female and neither team is made it into the world cup before and give you an idea coming into the open and spoke to the captain and strikers of the vietnamese teams she is the only player that plays internationally outside of vietnam and she is in the second division in portugal and it is certainly coming

off the back of the lea nessus victory in the year as last year and no doubt, that should be something of a good warm—up and i've also been hearing from the us team, given that now they pursuing 3—0 cup and we should be able to see exactly what they can bring as well as trying new configurations. we will see them play against haiti and i've been hearing from haiti players come with the tactics they use is actually speaking creole on the pitch so the opposition connection with their speaking about and the victory of the lionesses of the euros, that should no doubt derive a great level of certainty, confidence. i been hearing from our bbc team that has been following the lionesses around butjust how confident they been following the lionesses around but just how confident they are going into this and are self—insured they feel —— self—insured and a great confidence of the back of a euros victory.

lionel messi will play his first game for us club inter miami in around three hours' time. his side will face cruz azul from mexico's top league. he was unveiled as a major league soccer player earlier this week, but this will be the first time he takes to the pitch since signing a two and half year contract, believed to be worth over four million dollars a month. let s talk now to the football journalist tim vickery. $4 million a month, i cannot think of anything other than $4 million a month. what is going on? how many for robberies — month. what is going on? how many for robberies can _ month. what is going on? how many for robberies can one _ month. what is going on? how many for robberies can one drive, - month. what is going on? how many for robberies can one drive, and - for robberies can one drive, and wonder. it is a huge moment for major league soccer. in going back into the mid—70s, they brought pel and other big names of the game came

to the united states but this is a totally different moment. now, the major league, has been consolidated for 30 years, 27 years of major league soccer in this consolidated product in the united states football is producing good players and under 20 team did pretty well in the world cup at that level in the bring of young players in lots of employers in south america and so, whether great things of having lionel messi is not only that you have him and maybe they're trying to bring the band back as well from barcelona, some of the team—mates are alsojoining him in the barcelona, some of the team—mates are also joining him in the former barcelona team—mates, not only do you have that, it's also that by being lionel messi, you can shine a spotlight on the strength of the league which will take people by surprise. lionel messi is adding to sporting culture which is already

consolidated in the country that will cause the next world cup three years from now. to will cause the next world cup three years from "ow-— will cause the next world cup three years from now. to them, stay right there i want — years from now. to them, stay right there i want to _ years from now. to them, stay right there i want to bring _ years from now. to them, stay right there i want to bring in _ years from now. to them, stay right there i want to bring in our - there i want to bring in our panelists now, economist steve hanke. panelists now, journalist and broadcasterjenny kleeman. we will talk lionel messi and the world cup. it started with the women's world cup. the time zones here in the uk are not ideal but they're not too bad but it is difficult to get a sense of the atmosphere down there when it's across the other side of the world would you make of the first couple of days? . i would you make of the first couple of da s? ~ �* , of days? , i think it's quite muted in terms of— of days? , i think it's quite muted in terms of the _ of days? , i think it's quite muted in terms of the coverage - of days? , i think it's quite muted in terms of the coverage you - of days? , i think it's quite muted i in terms of the coverage you had in some _ in terms of the coverage you had in some of— in terms of the coverage you had in some of the — in terms of the coverage you had in some of the images _ in terms of the coverage you had in some of the images that _ in terms of the coverage you had in some of the images that you - in terms of the coverage you had in some of the images that you are i some of the images that you are showing — some of the images that you are showing before _ some of the images that you are showing before that _ some of the images that you are showing before that some - some of the images that you are showing before that some of - some of the images that you are showing before that some of the still photographs _ showing before that some of the still photographs should - showing before that some of the still photographs should empty i showing before that some of the - still photographs should empty seats and i don't _ still photographs should empty seats and i don't know— still photographs should empty seats and i don't know how— still photographs should empty seats and i don't know how many- still photographs should empty seats and i don't know how many empty. and i don't know how many empty seats _ and i don't know how many empty seats in_ and i don't know how many empty seats in the — and i don't know how many empty seats in the stadium _ and i don't know how many empty seats in the stadium but- and i don't know how many empty seats in the stadium but some - and i don't know how many empty seats in the stadium but some an| seats in the stadium but some an appetite — seats in the stadium but some an appetite for— seats in the stadium but some an appetite for women's— seats in the stadium but some an appetite for women's football- seats in the stadium but some an appetite for women's football in i seats in the stadium but some an. appetite for women's football in the uk, appetite for women's football in the uk. particularly— appetite for women's football in the uk, particularly after— appetite for women's football in the uk, particularly after the _ appetite for women's football in the uk, particularly after the euros - uk, particularly after the euros victory— uk, particularly after the euros victory and _

uk, particularly after the euros victory and politeness - uk, particularly after the euros victory and politeness to - uk, particularly after the euros victory and politeness to make | victory and politeness to make lionesses. _ victory and politeness to make lionesses, make _ victory and politeness to make lionesses, make it _ victory and politeness to make lionesses, make it such- victory and politeness to make lionesses, make it such that l victory and politeness to make . lionesses, make it such that they will not _ lionesses, make it such that they will not he — lionesses, make it such that they will not be able _ lionesses, make it such that they will not be able to _ lionesses, make it such that they will not be able to see _ lionesses, make it such that they will not be able to see the - lionesses, make it such that they will not be able to see the live i will not be able to see the live games and _ will not be able to see the live games and i'm _ will not be able to see the live games. and i'm sure- will not be able to see the live games. and i'm sure they'll. will not be able to see the live| games. and i'm sure they'll be plenty— games. and i'm sure they'll be plenty of— games. and i'm sure they'll be plenty of pepple _ games. and i'm sure they'll be plenty of people staring - games. and i'm sure they'll be plenty of people staring up - games. and i'm sure they'll be plenty of people staring up at. plenty of people staring up at ungodly — plenty of people staring up at ungodly times— plenty of people staring up at ungodly times in _ plenty of people staring up at ungodly times in which - plenty of people staring up at ungodly times in which a - plenty of people staring up at ungodly times in which a very plenty of people staring up at - ungodly times in which a very early in the _ ungodly times in which a very early in the morning _ ungodly times in which a very early in the morning and _ ungodly times in which a very early in the morning and yes, _ ungodly times in which a very early in the morning and yes, it's- ungodly times in which a very early in the morning and yes, it'sjust i in the morning and yes, it'sjust getting started, _ in the morning and yes, it'sjust getting started, just _ in the morning and yes, it'sjust getting started, just to - in the morning and yes, it'sjust getting started, just to get - in the morning and yes, it'sjustl getting started, just to get some momentum _ getting started, just to get some momentum before _ getting started, just to get some momentum before anyone - getting started, just to get some momentum before anyone getsi getting started, just to get some - momentum before anyone gets really engaged~ _ momentum before anyone gets really engaged~ he— momentum before anyone gets really eniiaed_ m momentum before anyone gets really eniaied. a .,, momentum before anyone gets really eniaied. a ., momentum before anyone gets really eniiaed. �*, ., ., engaged. as soon as the england team .la , engaged. as soon as the england team ila , that engaged. as soon as the england team play. that changes _ engaged. as soon as the england team play, that changes everything - engaged. as soon as the england team play, that changes everything in - play, that changes everything in terms of the local media coverage will to the us and soccer as it is called there, what you make of the rise of soccer in the men's game in the us with lionel messi now joining? $5 the us with lionel messi now “oinini? �* , ., the us with lionel messi now “oinini? r ., , the us with lionel messi now “oinini? �* , . , ., the us with lionel messi now 'oinini? �* , ., , ., “ joining? as a listen to you, i think ou and i joining? as a listen to you, i think you and l are _ joining? as a listen to you, i think you and i are both _ joining? as a listen to you, i think you and i are both old _ joining? as a listen to you, i think you and i are both old school. $4| you and i are both old school. $4 million _ you and i are both old school. $4 million a month is real money. we are talking — million a month is real money. we are talking about a highly successful commercial operation. from _ successful commercial operation.

from an — successful commercial operation. from an economic financial point of view _ from an economic financial point of view, that— from an economic financial point of view, that is— from an economic financial point of view, that is coming on strong in miami _ view, that is coming on strong in miami was— view, that is coming on strong in miami was the obvious place and their— miami was the obvious place and their more — miami was the obvious place and their more latinos in miami than there _ their more latinos in miami than there are— their more latinos in miami than there are in _ their more latinos in miami than there are in latin america almost, and its— there are in latin america almost, and it's going to be a big show. in and it's going to be a big show. in the and it's going to be a big show. in the women's world cup, how big and it's going to be a big show. i�*i the women's world cup, how big is it where you are? i’ge the women's world cup, how big is it where you are?— where you are? i've never seen an hini where you are? i've never seen anything like — where you are? i've never seen anything like it. _ where you are? i've never seen anything like it, it _ where you are? i've never seen anything like it, it is _ where you are? i've never seen anything like it, it is growing i where you are? i've never seen i anything like it, it is growing and growing a display for the biggest we've had in brazil and blakey tv coverage and this activity 25 years ago was totally under the radar screen and now it is been legitimised and it is making tremendous progress especially as prison considers themselves among the candidates to maybe win, we wait to see their first game but it really is striking just how quickly the sport is growing.— really is striking just how quickly the sport is growing. thank you very much and thank _ the sport is growing. thank you very much and thank you _ the sport is growing. thank you very much and thank you to _ the sport is growing. thank you very much and thank you to our - the sport is growing. thank you very much and thank you to our panel- the sport is growing. thank you very | much and thank you to our panel and will be back.

you're spoiled for choice with the biggest films of the year and offensive dubbed it barbieheimer a combination of barbie and 0ppenheimer, —— fans have dubbed it. the film has been pretty hard to escape over the last few days will stop talking about the machine that is barbie's marketing, i am joined by brand strategist isaac. what has been spent on the marketing of this barbie film? because it is felt like it has been going on and on. date

s-eedrun it has been going on and on. date speedrun 120 _ it has been going on and on. date speedrun 120 in _ it has been going on and on. data: speedrun120 in licensing, speedrun 120 in licensing, collaborations across so many different spaces and it is very overwhelming and it's in that we haven't seen in many years. i5 haven't seen in many years. is a dull-witted? _ haven't seen in many years. is a dull-witted? i — haven't seen in many years. is a dull-witted? i think _ haven't seen in many years. is a dull-witted? i think so. - haven't seen in many years. is a dull-witted? ithink so. i- haven't seen in many years. is a | dull-witted? ithink so. i haven't seen the movie _ dull-witted? ithink so. i haven't seen the movie but _ dull-witted? ithink so. i haven't seen the movie but i _ dull-witted? ithink so. i haven't seen the movie but i think- dull-witted? i think so. i haven't. seen the movie but i think they've done a really good job ofjust. i5 done a really good job ofjust. is going to spend that much money out of film normally spend amount on all the pr and d discussion fingers and hope that it catches the light online and people shared on media? with mattel is done is lean into those partnerships and licensing deals and all these different spaces, and it's been amazing because they let it run free more than usual. because they let it run free more than usual-— because they let it run free more than usual. w ., ~ ., than usual. isn't going to be like a that we are _ than usual. isn't going to be like a that we are just _ than usual. isn't going to be like a that we are just going _

than usual. isn't going to be like a that we are just going to - than usual. isn't going to be like a that we are just going to get - than usual. isn't going to be like a that we are just going to get the l that we are just going to get the marketing for one or two films and is completely dominate week after week and month after month? it’s is completely dominate week after week and month after month? it's one ofthe week and month after month? it's one of the movies — week and month after month? it's one of the movies that _ week and month after month? it's one of the movies that we _ week and month after month? it's one of the movies that we will _ week and month after month? it's one of the movies that we will see on - of the movies that we will see on the scale but spending a lot of movie studios lending their brand and letting it run a little bit about how it is going to get into gaming lifestyle fashion and ways that have not been seen in a while. last time i saw movies marketing on the scale is probably the 90s and 80s. the scale is probably the 90s and 805. 30, 40 the scale is probably the 90s and 80s. 30, 40 years on something like this scale. . . 80s. 30, 40 years on something like this scale. , , ., economist steve hanke. journalist and broadcaster jenny kleeman. are you barbie or 0ppenheimer? are you barbie or oppenheimer? i like the idea of oppenheimer and it is still— like the idea of oppenheimer and it is still not — like the idea of oppenheimer and it is still not back to where it was pre—covid—19 in the double bill and

people _ pre—covid—19 in the double bill and people are — pre—covid—19 in the double bill and people are going to see both movies and people are going to see barbie at 8am _ and people are going to see barbie at 8am because it's only showing they can — at 8am because it's only showing they can get and the movie industry has strikes — they can get and the movie industry has strikes from writers and actors alike _ has strikes from writers and actors alike and _ has strikes from writers and actors alike and we need to show that this commercial— alike and we need to show that this commercial success and movies written — commercial success and movies written by— commercial success and movies written by and starring human beings — written by and starring human beings i— written by and starring human beings. i would go and see both of them _ beings. i would go and see both of them are _ beings. i would go and see both of them are neither of them, they both appeared very different audiences that's— appeared very different audiences that's the — appeared very different audiences that's the idea of going to a double bill of— that's the idea of going to a double bill of the — that's the idea of going to a double bill of the nude seems quite hilarious _ bill of the nude seems quite hilarious to me. —— double bill of these seems quite hilarious to me. are you barbie or oppenheimer? it hilarious to me. are you barbie or oppenheimer?— hilarious to me. are you barbie or oppenheimer? hilarious to me. are you barbie or oiienheimer? , , ~ , , oppenheimer? it seems like barbie is an over sweetened _

oppenheimer? it seems like barbie is an over sweetened souffle _ oppenheimer? it seems like barbie is an over sweetened souffle with - oppenheimer? it seems like barbie is an over sweetened souffle with a - oppenheimer? it seems like barbie is an over sweetened souffle with a bit i an over sweetened souffle with a bit of an overdose of pseudo— feminism plugged _ of an overdose of pseudo— feminism plugged into the thing. oppenheimer is more _ plugged into the thing. oppenheimer is more of— plugged into the thing. oppenheimer is more of a typical, excuse me, pseudo- — is more of a typical, excuse me, pseudo— documentary sprinkled with a lot of psychology and psychoanalysts, psychoanalytical psychoa nalysts, psychoa nalytical aspects — psychoa nalysts, psychoa nalytical aspects. i'm psychoanalysts, psychoanalytical aspects. i'm certain it will be talked — aspects. i'm certain it will be talked about. the chattering classes will be _ talked about. the chattering classes will be wagging their tongues about it. �* , , ., ., ., will be wagging their tongues about it. there's been a lot of chattering oane it. there's been a lot of chattering online certainly. _ it. there's been a lot of chattering online certainly. bring _ it. there's been a lot of chattering online certainly. bring them - it. there's been a lot of chattering online certainly. bring them backl it. there's been a lot of chattering | online certainly. bring them back in the brand specialist, this combination thatjenny was talking about of these two films completely different, is thisjust about of these two films completely different, is this just a total accident that they've happen to be out at the same time and so, people

combine them together? or is there is some super clever marketing for scoring on the register not know about? i scoring on the register not know about? ~ . scoring on the register not know about? ~ , _, , , about? i think it is completely accidental _ about? i think it is completely accidental but _ about? i think it is completely accidental but it _ about? i think it is completely accidental but it worked - about? i think it is completely accidental but it worked out i about? i think it is completely | accidental but it worked out for both movies. disaffected oppenheimer and barbie have such stark different tones that have worked out for the best of them and going to the showings, people are showing up in droves. . ~ showings, people are showing up in droves. ., ,, , ., showings, people are showing up in droves. . ~' , ., , showings, people are showing up in droves. ., ,, , ., , . showings, people are showing up in droves. . ~ , ., , . ., droves. thank you very much to the ianel as droves. thank you very much to the panel as well- _ around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. what could be more healthy? heading to the gym and releasing those endorphins. there are concerns that increasing numbers of young people, especially men, being diagnosed with muscle dysmorphia also known as reverse anorexia where people become obsessed with their physique,

feeling the need to book, more muscular and never satisfied. george started developing this at the age of 13. instead of getting mental health support, he, like many others, turned to social media. when he could not keep up with this extreme regime, depression took over. it can also have a positive influence. using the hashtag muscle dysmorphia, some are heading on my to share their experiences, come a highlight warning signs. for more stories across the uk had to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. now, it's time for the panel. the panelists get to talk about what they want to talk about. let us start with let us start economist steve hanke.

s s i want to mention something that i do every year and that is compute an misery index for 27 countries and the misery indexs started with presidentjohnson. iie the misery indexs started with president johnson.— the misery indexs started with president johnson. he was trying to iet some president johnson. he was trying to get some handle _ president johnson. he was trying to get some handle on _ president johnson. he was trying to get some handle on the _ president johnson. he was trying to get some handle on the state - president johnson. he was trying to get some handle on the state of. president johnson. he was trying to | get some handle on the state of the economy— get some handle on the state of the economy and the council of economic advisers _ economy and the council of economic advisers on _ economy and the council of economic advisers on who can develop the first generation of the misery index — first generation of the misery index. now, think of the third generation and what makes you miserable is unemployment is high and inflation is high and bank lending — and inflation is high and bank lending rates as high. it makes you less misery— lending rates as high. it makes you less misery typing make miserable is if the _ less misery typing make miserable is if the income per capita is going up and based — if the income per capita is going up and based on those scores, we look at the _ and based on those scores, we look at the most — and based on those scores, we look at the most miserable rates we subtract— at the most miserable rates we subtract the growth in gdp per capita — subtract the growth in gdp per capita and we get a number and we

iet capita and we get a number and we get the _ capita and we get a number and we get the least miserable countries in the world _ get the least miserable countries in the world are switzerland, kuwait and ireland and in 2022. the most miserable — and ireland and in 2022. the most miserable are the standard gallery, zimbabwe, venezuela, syria, lebanon, sudan. _ zimbabwe, venezuela, syria, lebanon, sudan, argentina, yemen, ukraine, cubai _ sudan, argentina, yemen, ukraine, cuba. turkey— sudan, argentina, yemen, ukraine, cuba, turkey and sri lanka. that's the misery— cuba, turkey and sri lanka. that's the misery index for 2022. i cuba, turkey and sri lanka. that's the misery index for 2022.- the misery index for 2022. i think the bottom _ the misery index for 2022. i think the bottom once, _ the misery index for 2022. i think the bottom once, i _ the misery index for 2022. i think the bottom once, ithink- the misery index for 2022. i think the bottom once, i think you - the misery index for 2022. i think the bottom once, i think you can| the bottom once, i think you can understand, the top ones, ireland, switzerland, they'll be pleased to be up there. switzerland, they'll be pleased to be op there-— be up there. switzerland has a history of _ be up there. switzerland has a history of the _ be up there. switzerland has a history of the soundest - be up there. switzerland has a history of the soundest money be up there. switzerland has a i history of the soundest money in be up there. switzerland has a - history of the soundest money in the world _ history of the soundest money in the world it _ history of the soundest money in the world it is _ history of the soundest money in the world. it is the only currency that is actually— world. it is the only currency that is actually appreciated in the freshman adjustment terms, quick, do

not really— freshman adjustment terms, quick, do not really know. kuwait. the uk in the us— not really know. kuwait. the uk in the us are — not really know. kuwait. the uk in the us are about the same. 129 item 157 for— the us are about the same. 129 item 157 for uk. _ the us are about the same. 129 item 157 for uk, 134 out of 157 for us. they— 157 for uk, 134 out of 157 for us. they are — 157 for uk, 134 out of 157 for us. they are not so miserable, let's put it that _ they are not so miserable, let's put it that way — they are not so miserable, let's put it that way-— they are not so miserable, let's put it that way. jenny come over to you. i want to it that way. jenny come over to you. i want to talk— it that way. jenny come over to you. i want to talk about _ it that way. jenny come over to you. i want to talk about other _ it that way. jenny come over to you. i want to talk about other liberal - i want to talk about other liberal democrats are not miserable at all after the victory in the by election and despite ridiculous the tenth of and despite ridiculous the tenth of a pull fired a circus cannon which said get these clowns out of number ten and this is just one of many lipton victories stunts and dave knocked on a blue wall after the by

election and the marked up a literal door to say it was time to show borisjohnson the door to celebrate a victory last year and i think there was a by election there is a giant blue balloon and they said they were bursting boris bubble in they were bursting boris bubble in the literal balloon was purchased and this must be working for the liberal democrats because we're talking about it here. i liberal democrats because we're talking about it here.— liberal democrats because we're talking about it here. i have seen this cli i. talking about it here. i have seen this clip: the _ talking about it here. i have seen this clip: the social— talking about it here. i have seen this clip: the social media - talking about it here. i have seen this clip: the social media that i talking about it here. i have seen | this clip: the social media that his job done, isn't it we shall advocate showing the liberal democrats as a formidable party, but what a strange country we are. with a little bit up right there, and just a strange one. on the strange note, we will leave it there, great to have you both think you so much for being with us and being such great sports and

panelists and thanks to the panel and just as we wrap up for this hour, ijust want and just as we wrap up for this hour, i just want to point you towards website because there's plenty more continuing coverage and we can see if you're in the uk, labour eyes and rishi sunak insists that the done deal for according referring to whenjenny was just referring to when jenny was just talking about in the by elections and political commentators have been pouring of the implications of those results here in the uk and just around the world, that story we were focusing on just a short while ago and thejudge sitting focusing on just a short while ago and the judge sitting the trial date on donald trumps classified files case and those alleged mishandling of classified documents and that is when the trial is to to get under way. that is it for me and thank you very much for your company.

so much sport going on at the moment — but we've got to start with the cricket. with two days left to play, england are still on top in the must win fourth ashes test against australia. the hosts had another good day with the bat and they came out swinging — with 50s from harry brook and ben stokes. but the outstanding performance of the day was jonny bairstow, who was left stranded on 99 not out as england stretched their lead to 275. mark wood took two crucial late wickets before stumps on day three, to leave australia 113 for 4, 162 runs behind, but the headlines will be all about bairstow, who is coming back from a broken leg and dislocated ankle that at one point threatened to end his whole career. obviously, there's been a lot of

talk of which i think it's been a bit out of order, to be honest but the same time, that's part and parcel of people who have an opinion and others say. there are times in which of people had a conversation with you individually and find out a bit more about the injury or the ankle and things are going, they might have a slightly different view. from old trafford to hoylake because friday has all been about the american brian harman at the open. he had another superb round on day two, topping the leaderboard at the half way stage, sitting on io—under. he birdied the first five holes — and capped off a flawless round of 65 with an eagle on the 18th. tommy fleetwood who was amongst the overnight leaders after day one is on 5—under. while its been another frustrating day for rory mcilroy, who will make the cut for the weekend but is 9 shots adrift. now to the women's world cup. six more teams got their campaigns under way today — including spain —

ranked 6th in the world — who showed why they're one of the favourites to lift the trophy. patrick geary has this one. this isn't the team being double represent them at the world cup. last september, 15 players rebelled against managerjorge and only three are in the squad now. but any tailspin the curtain was not apparent on the stage, spain outclassed costa rica and their defender was reduced into an accident. while the surviving rebels also happen to be one of the best players in the world. that is why and that is two, just two minutes later. that 80% of the bowl this match and did all the damage and a six minute window, it was sudden lost by —— locked, spain might�*ve made a four but they cannot convert her penalty and irritation that ultimately was irrelevant. from wellington to melbourne and another

spot awarded by the ar by canada against nigeria and group b and this one was more important. the score was 0—0 and christine sinclair was trying to become the first player to score in six world cups. nigeria keeper stop history and perhaps more importantly, a canadian victory. and a match of huge significance for the philippines and their world cup debut portrayed by a slight touch this comes from the penalty against switzerland. something of a moot chiller in manila because once ramona had scored, this was to control and added the second through serena. victory in one of the road southernmost towns and things of the swiss are looking up. well, england's world cup starts at 10:30 tomorrow morning in brisbane against haiti. the lionesses might be european champions but they've had a dip in form in recent months. but even with a number of injuries — including euro 2022 captain leah williamson, beth mead and fran kirby — manager

sarina weigman thinks the side is well balanced. it started with quality and you want the most quality on the pitch when some experiences there, it helps you. and between experience and players who don't have as much experience but they will get experience but they will get experience of the quickly. and some live sport going on now too and records are tumbling at the diamond league meeting in monaco. in the women's 1500 metres, kenya's faith kipyegon broke her third world record in the last two months, running the fastest women's metric mile in history, clocking 4 minutes, 7.64 seconds. laura muir in third, with a new british record. britian's dina asher smith was also third in the 200m. world champion shericka jackson from jamaica got the win. and you can follow all of the sport across the bbc website and app!

but thats all from me! hello. don't expect it to look or feel much like summer. this weekend the weather is looking decidedly unsettled. it will feel rather cool. it will often be windy and there will be some outbreaks of rain at times. how much rain? well, this chart shows how much we're expecting to accumulate over the next few days. the wettest places are likely to be across northern ireland, parts of wales, and perhaps most especially across the north of england, but most places getting at least a dose of wet weather thanks to this frontal system pushing its way in from the west. quite a complex frontal system. there will be various pulses of heavy rain running along it as it slides its way eastwards. moving its way into the picture, certainly, as we go

on through tonight. will stay mostly dry, i think, down towards the south east of england and also in the north of scotland. and here with clear skies overhead, it is actually going to get quite chilly like the last few nights. temperatures in some spots down to three orfour degrees, but milder further south underneath the influence of the areas of cloud, the outbreaks of rain, with this wriggling frontal system continuing to move its way through. so a really soggy saturday in prospect across parts of northern ireland. northern england looking very, very wet indeed. that rain getting up into southern and maybe central parts of scotland, wales, the south west of england. towards the south east corner, rain not arriving until quite late in the day, but for southern areas it will turn quite windy. in fact, for southern and western coast we could see gusts of 40 to maybe 50 mph in the most exposed spots. temperatures just 15—19 degrees. northern scotland always seeing the best of the brightness, albeit with one or two showers.

saturday evening, well, a bit of a wash—out for many, staying driest once again in the north of scotland. and as we move on into sunday, well, this area of low pressure just continues to track its way eastwards. now, this frontal system will tend to clear away, but this one here is set to hang back on sunday. so across parts of southern scotland, northern ireland, north wales and north midlands, but most especially northern england, it looks like we will see rain continuing to pile up. elsewhere, sunny spells and scattered showers and temperatures between 16—22 degrees. so many places a little below par at this point injuly. and no big change into next week. more rain at times, some drier interludes, yes, and it will stay fairly cool.

tonight at ten...