and the excitement builds. we are live in east london following all the developments as they take place. and ukraine says it's retaken a small village in the zaporizhzhia region, as western officials talk of a major thrust taking place. hello, i'm celia hatton. before our top story, just to say that in the next half hour england take on denmark in the group of the women's world cup. we'll have the latest from our correspondents there in sydney. but first, former us president donald trump is facing three new charges over his handling of classified documents after he left the white house. federal prosecutors filed an indictment on thursday evening —

superseding formal federal charges made injune — to which trump has pleaded not guilty. mr trump and two of his employees at his florida estate mar—a—lago have been charged with obstructing the investigation into the former president's retention of top secret documents. court documents claim employees were asked to delete camera footage recordings of the basement, where classified documents had been stored — after they'd been served a subpoena to produce the footage. mr trump's campaign has responded to the new charges, calling it a, quote, "desperate and flailing attempt" by the government to harrass him. on thursday trump's lawyers also reportedly met with federal prosecutors in the investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. a potential indictment in that case is still looming. our north america correspondent sean dilley reports from washington. the latest charges relate entirely to the existing court case in florida alleging that the former president had retained top secret documents after leaving office.

now, those are said to have included defence information. mr trump had already been told he would be facing trial for this next may. his aide walt nauta had already been named as a co—defendant. and it's alleged that he and another employee, mar—a—lago property manager carlos de oliveira, who's been named as a new defendant in this case, are being charged with obstructing investigators. in plain terms, the prosecution is claiming that both of mr trump's employees worked on his behalf to destroy evidence. these are just allegations for now. but prosecutors say that having spoken to walt nauta to last summer, mr de oliveira attempted to pressurise an it worker to delete cctv footage of a storage room where documents were stored. now, this was said to be two days after a subpoena was served for that footage. mr trump and mr nauta had already pleaded not guilty to the other charges in this case. a statement by the trump campaign after the charge described the allegations as "more than a continued desperate

and flailing attempt" by what he called the biden crime family and their department ofjustice to harass president trump and those around him. josh gerstein, senior legal affairs reporter at politico, who told us more about the new charges. there are two new charges of obstruction ofjustice against former president trump. basically, the prosecutors are now alleging that he essentially directed a scheme, it sounds like it went through a couple of other employees kind of in a daisy chain, ending up with this fellow, carlos de oliveira, who worked down at mar—a—lago, who was added as a defendant in the criminal case today, where the message to him was basically "the boss" — it's in quotes in the indictment in several places — "the boss" wants this video footage erased. which would be one thing, except for the fact that just a few days earlier, prosecutors had served a grand jury subpoena on trump's lawyers asking for this specific footage.

so obviously it's a very damaging allegation and a very serious one sort of adding to the pile of counts in this indictment that the president was already facing. the clock is counting down to england taking on denmark in day nine of the women's world cup. already today the game between argentina and south africa has ended 2—2, and it was a bit of a nail—biter. argentina trailed 2—0 against south africa, and for large parts of the game, south africa looked set for a historic win. but in the 74th minute, argentina mounted a remarkable comeback, denying south africa their first ever women's world cup victory. plenty more action today — china will face haiti and, coming up very soon, england will take on denmark. let's get more now from our correspondent shaimaa khalil, who is with fans

in a pub in sydney, and our reporter yasmin dewan at a watch party in east london. shaimaa, tell me more about what is going on. shaimaa, tell me more about what is auoin on. . a, shaimaa, tell me more about what is auoin on. . u, ., shaimaa, tell me more about what is auoin on. . ., , going on. england come into this world cu going on. england come into this world cup as _ going on. england come into this world cup as european _ going on. england come into this i world cup as european champions, going on. england come into this - world cup as european champions, and that comes with confidence but also lots of pressure and responsibility. there is a lot of excitement about this team. we heard from england defender lucy bronze who said we know what we can offer as a team, we are confident we can be on top form for this game. but when i spoke to fans it was different, because of what happened with haiti in the first game, it was called nervy and lacklustre. they delivered the win and the three points but it felt like they were not on top form though there was a lot of excitement and support among the fans, but also and support among the fans, but also a lot of nerves. excited. i think it should be a good

result _ excited. i think it should be a good result the — excited. i think it should be a good result. the opening game was not as smooth _ result. the opening game was not as smooth as_ result. the opening game was not as smooth as we had hoped but strong side, _ smooth as we had hoped but strong side, denmark, it should be interesting and hopefully we will -et interesting and hopefully we will get the — interesting and hopefully we will get the right result. i am looking forward to the _ get the right result. i am looking forward to the goals. _ get the right result. i am looking forward to the goals. once - get the right result. i am looking forward to the goals. once we i get the right result. i am looking l forward to the goals. once we get one, _ forward to the goals. once we get one. they— forward to the goals. once we get one. they will— forward to the goals. once we get one, they will come. _ forward to the goals. once we get one, they will come. the - forward to the goals. once we get one, they will come. the lionesses have changed _ one, they will come. the lionesses have changed again _ one, they will come. the lionesses have changed again in _ one, they will come. the lionesses have changed again in a _ one, they will come. the lionesses have changed again in a big - one, they will come. the lionesses have changed again in a big way, i have changed again in a big way, especially when they won the sack. how do you think they will do in the world cup? tote how do you think they will do in the world cu? ~ , how do you think they will do in the world cop?— world cup? we will 'ust when the whole thing. _ world cup? we will 'ust when the whole thing, easy. — world cup? we willjust when the whole thing, easy. how _ world cup? we willjust when the whole thing, easy. how do - world cup? we willjust when the whole thing, easy. how do you i world cup? we willjust when the i whole thing, easy. how do you feel about them — whole thing, easy. how do you feel about them as _ whole thing, easy. how do you feel about them as a _ whole thing, easy. how do you feel about them as a team? _ whole thing, easy. how do you feel about them as a team? i _ whole thing, easy. how do you feel about them as a team? i just - whole thing, easy. how do you feel about them as a team? i just love i about them as a team? i 'ust love watchin: about them as a team? i 'ust love watching them. i about them as a team? i 'ust love watching them, they _ about them as a team? ijust love watching them, they seem - about them as a team? ijust love watching them, they seem so - about them as a team? i just love i watching them, they seem so happy, and friends. — watching them, they seem so happy, and friends, they— watching them, they seem so happy, and friends, they love _ watching them, they seem so happy, and friends, they love what - watching them, they seem so happy, and friends, they love what they- watching them, they seem so happy, and friends, they love what they do l and friends, they love what they do and friends, they love what they do and it— and friends, they love what they do and it makes— and friends, they love what they do and it makes me _ and friends, they love what they do and it makes me love _ and friends, they love what they do and it makes me love watching i and friends, they love what they do i and it makes me love watching them. and great— and it makes me love watching them. and great players? _ and it makes me love watching them. and great players? amazing, - and it makes me love watching them. and great players? amazing, when. and great players? amazing, when they are _ and great players? amazing, when they are at — and great players? amazing, when they are at their best they place an amazing _ they are at their best they place an amazing football and it has opened up amazing football and it has opened up women's football to a new audience. _ up women's football to a new audience, people are watching because — audience, people are watching because they are good footballers, notjust_ because they are good footballers, notjust because it is a novelty or something — notjust because it is a novelty or something different.

this is the sentiment you get from people taking their seats and getting ready to watch the game. this is notjust england representing their country and their supporters in the women's world cup, it is about how england changed the game of football, how to change the women's game. i spoke to young people who said we watch them because they are a good group of players but also because it makes us feel there is a chance for us in women's sports, in women's football, and that is what makes the question on the issue about equal pay more crucial because these women, these players, they are changing the game on the pitch and one that reflected off the pitch. but for now all eyes on england, the wind today moves them closer to moving into the knockout stages, especially if china failed to win against haiti. great to hear from _ failed to win against haiti. great to hear from you, _ failed to win against haiti. great to hear from you, shaimaa, i failed to win against haiti. great to hear from you, shaimaa, about the to hearfrom you, shaimaa, about the positivity and the feel—good factor

and also a few of the nerds. positivity and the feel-good factor and also a few of the nerds. yasmin, what are the — and also a few of the nerds. yasmin, what are the fans _ and also a few of the nerds. yasmin, what are the fans telling _ and also a few of the nerds. yasmin, what are the fans telling you? i what are the fans telling you? excitement is reaching fever pitch, i am here withjo and emma, two of the founders, everybody excited to see the crowds pouring in, how excited are you?— see the crowds pouring in, how excited are you? very excited, a little bit nervous _ excited are you? very excited, a little bit nervous but _ excited are you? very excited, a little bit nervous but it _ excited are you? very excited, a little bit nervous but it is - excited are you? very excited, a little bit nervous but it is filling l little bit nervous but it is filling up little bit nervous but it is filling up and — little bit nervous but it is filling up and we _ little bit nervous but it is filling up and we are wanting to get going. why did— up and we are wanting to get going. why did you set up baller fc? lots of us were — why did you set up baller fc? lots of us were in _ why did you set up baller fc? lots of us were in lyon _ why did you set up baller fc? lots of us were in lyon in _ why did you set up baller fc? lots of us were in lyon in the world cup and it— of us were in lyon in the world cup and it was— of us were in lyon in the world cup and it was such _ of us were in lyon in the world cup and it was such a _ of us were in lyon in the world cup and it was such a great _ of us were in lyon in the world cup| and it was such a great atmosphere and it was such a great atmosphere and we _ and it was such a great atmosphere and we could — and it was such a great atmosphere and we could not _ and it was such a great atmosphere and we could not find _ and it was such a great atmosphere and we could not find pubs that i and we could not find pubs that match — and we could not find pubs that match that _ and we could not find pubs that match that. we _ and we could not find pubs that match that. we decided - and we could not find pubs that match that. we decided to i and we could not find pubs that match that. we decided to take and we could not find pubs that . match that. we decided to take it into our— match that. we decided to take it into our own _ match that. we decided to take it into our own hands _ match that. we decided to take it into our own hands for— match that. we decided to take it into our own hands for the - match that. we decided to take it into our own hands for the sack, i match that. we decided to take it . into our own hands for the sack, we booked _ into our own hands for the sack, we booked a _ into our own hands for the sack, we booked a pub — into our own hands for the sack, we booked a pub in— into our own hands for the sack, we booked a pub in hoxton_ into our own hands for the sack, we booked a pub in hoxton for- into our own hands for the sack, we booked a pub in hoxton for the i into our own hands for the sack, we i booked a pub in hoxton for the whole of the _ booked a pub in hoxton for the whole of the sack. _ booked a pub in hoxton for the whole of the sack, showed _ booked a pub in hoxton for the whole of the sack, showed every— booked a pub in hoxton for the whole of the sack, showed every game, i booked a pub in hoxton for the whole of the sack, showed every game, by. of the sack, showed every game, by the end _ of the sack, showed every game, by the end of— of the sack, showed every game, by the end of the — of the sack, showed every game, by the end of the tournament - of the sack, showed every game, by the end of the tournament we - of the sack, showed every game, by the end of the tournament we had l the end of the tournament we had queues _ the end of the tournament we had queues around _ the end of the tournament we had queues around the _ the end of the tournament we had queues around the block. -

the end of the tournament we had queues around the block. for- the end of the tournament we had queues around the block. for the i queues around the block. for the world _ queues around the block. for the world cup— queues around the block. for the world cup we _ queues around the block. for the world cup we have _ queues around the block. for the world cup we have found - queues around the block. for the world cup we have found our- queues around the block. for the . world cup we have found our home queues around the block. for the i world cup we have found our home at signature _ world cup we have found our home at signature brew — world cup we have found our home at signature ldrew-— signature brew. there are babies and families here. — signature brew. there are babies and families here, how— signature brew. there are babies and families here, how does _ signature brew. there are babies and families here, how does it _ signature brew. there are babies and families here, how does it feel i signature brew. there are babies and families here, how does it feel to i families here, how does it feel to create the space where everyone is so excited?— so excited? that was one of the thins so excited? that was one of the thin . s we so excited? that was one of the things we wanted _ so excited? that was one of the things we wanted to _ so excited? that was one of the things we wanted to create, i so excited? that was one of the things we wanted to create, a i so excited? that was one of the i things we wanted to create, a safe, inclusive _ things we wanted to create, a safe, inclusive and welcoming space, something we did not experience before _ something we did not experience before it — something we did not experience before. it was really important to us that— before. it was really important to us that you — before. it was really important to us that you have a home at baller fc, whether you are a baby, whether you are _ fc, whether you are a baby, whether you are older, it is not matter, we work— you are older, it is not matter, we work very— you are older, it is not matter, we work very hard to create that atmosphere. work very hard to create that atmosphere-— work very hard to create that atmosphere. work very hard to create that atmoshere. . ., ,., ., atmosphere. excited about the game, what do we expect? _ atmosphere. excited about the game, what do we expect? a _ atmosphere. excited about the game, what do we expect? a bit _ atmosphere. excited about the game, what do we expect? a bit nervous, i what do we expect? a bit nervous, the first game _ what do we expect? a bit nervous, the first game was _ what do we expect? a bit nervous, the first game was hard _ what do we expect? a bit nervous, the first game was hard work- what do we expect? a bit nervous, the first game was hard work but i the first game was hard work but that is— the first game was hard work but that is often _ the first game was hard work but that is often the _ the first game was hard work but that is often the case _ the first game was hard work but that is often the case with - the first game was hard work but i that is often the case with england is major— that is often the case with england is major tournaments. _ that is often the case with england is major tournaments. we - that is often the case with england is major tournaments. we have i that is often the case with englandl is major tournaments. we have not scored _ is major tournaments. we have not scored from — is major tournaments. we have not scored from open _ is major tournaments. we have not scored from open play— is major tournaments. we have not scored from open play for- is major tournaments. we have not scored from open play for four- is major tournaments. we have not i scored from open play for four games and they— scored from open play for four games and they seem — scored from open play for four games and they seem to _ scored from open play for four games and they seem to have _ scored from open play for four games and they seem to have really - scored from open play for four games and they seem to have really thrownl and they seem to have really thrown the kitchen — and they seem to have really thrown the kitchen sink— and they seem to have really thrown the kitchen sink at _ and they seem to have really thrown the kitchen sink at that _ and they seem to have really thrown the kitchen sink at that line—up i the kitchen sink at that line—up with— the kitchen sink at that line—up with attacking _ the kitchen sink at that line—up with attacking players - the kitchen sink at that line—up with attacking players so - the kitchen sink at that line—up with attacking players so if i the kitchen sink at that line—up with attacking players so if we i with attacking players so if we can't — with attacking players so if we can't get — with attacking players so if we can't get a _ with attacking players so if we can't get a goal— with attacking players so if we can't get a goal from -

with attacking players so if we can't get a goal from open i with attacking players so if we | can't get a goal from open play today— can't get a goal from open play today with _ can't get a goal from open play today with all _ can't get a goal from open play today with all that _ can't get a goal from open play today with all that talent, i i can't get a goal from open play. today with all that talent, i don't today with all that talent, idon't know— today with all that talent, idon't know when— today with all that talent, i don't know when we _ today with all that talent, i don't know when we will. _ today with all that talent, i don't know when we will. but - today with all that talent, idon't know when we will. but they- today with all that talent, i don'tj know when we will. but theyjust showed — know when we will. but theyjust showed a — know when we will. but theyjust showed a highlights _ know when we will. but theyjust showed a highlights reel- know when we will. but theyjust showed a highlights reel on i know when we will. but theyjust showed a highlights reel on the i showed a highlights reel on the ore-match _ showed a highlights reel on the pre—match which _ showed a highlights reel on the pre—match which made - showed a highlights reel on the pre—match which made us i showed a highlights reel on the pre—match which made us veryl pre—match which made us very nervous — pre-match which made us very nervous. ., ., ~ ., nervous. england will take the team throu~h nervous. england will take the team through should _ nervous. england will take the team through should china _ nervous. england will take the team through should china and _ nervous. england will take the team through should china and haiti's i nervous. england will take the team through should china and haiti's notj through should china and haiti's not result in a win. we will be watching from east london.— from east london. thank you for brinuain from east london. thank you for bringing us _ from east london. thank you for bringing us the _ from east london. thank you for bringing us the excitement i from east london. thank you for bringing us the excitement from | bringing us the excitement from there. let's cross live to wembley stadium, the fanzone at box park near wembley stadium where the fans are gearing up. still a little subdued but i think that will change. a few foam fingers. ahead of kick—off between england and denmark, we're live across england with some fans who are gearing up for the match — in romford, liverpool, norwich and sussex. let's go live to a young fan, aliya,

and her mum. how long have you been playing and how did you get involved in football? he playing and how did you get involved in football? �* . playing and how did you get involved in football? �* , , ._ ., in football? i've been playing for around four— in football? i've been playing for around four years. _ in football? i've been playing for around four years. i _ in football? i've been playing for around four years. i have - in football? i've been playing for around four years. i have always| around four years. i have always been quite athletic and i have played a number of sports but when i started playing football ijust fell in love with the sport and have not stopped ever since.— in love with the sport and have not stopped ever since. mum, how was it to net stopped ever since. mum, how was it to get aliya — stopped ever since. mum, how was it to get aliya involved _ stopped ever since. mum, how was it to get aliya involved in _ stopped ever since. mum, how was it to get aliya involved in football? i to get aliya involved in football? was it easy to find girls�* football for her to try her hand? was it easy to find girls' football for her to try her hand?- for her to try her hand? initially no, she for her to try her hand? initially no. she first — for her to try her hand? initially no, she first joined _ for her to try her hand? initially no, she first joined a _ for her to try her hand? initially no, she first joined a boys' i for her to try her hand? initially| no, she first joined a boys' team no, she firstjoined a boys' team when _ no, she firstjoined a boys' team when she — no, she firstjoined a boys' team when she was around ten that she could _ when she was around ten that she could not— when she was around ten that she could not play any matches with them so she _ could not play any matches with them so she just _ could not play any matches with them so she just did a bit of training. when _ so she just did a bit of training. when she — so she just did a bit of training. when she started secondary school her pe _ when she started secondary school her pe teacher who was a female player— her pe teacher who was a female player too — her pe teacher who was a female player too notice the talent she had suggested we look around locally.

eventually we found a girls' teen but it _ eventually we found a girls' teen but it took— eventually we found a girls' teen but it took about a year forestry transition — but it took about a year forestry transition. �* , . but it took about a year forestry transition-— but it took about a year forestry transition. �* , ., , ., , ., transition. aliya, i understand you recently went _ transition. aliya, i understand you recently went to _ transition. aliya, i understand you recently went to the _ transition. aliya, i understand you recently went to the us _ transition. aliya, i understand you recently went to the us to - transition. aliya, i understand you recently went to the us to play? i recently went to the us to play? what was that like?— recently went to the us to play? what was that like? honestly and out of this world — what was that like? honestly and out of this world experience. _ what was that like? honestly and out of this world experience. i _ what was that like? honestly and out of this world experience. i went i of this world experience. i went with my school team and we played against great sites in america. it was a real challenge, especially with the heat, living in england we don�*t get much of that, it was very different trying to perform the best i can in the hot weather. what different trying to perform the best i can in the hot weather.— i can in the hot weather. what is it like for you — i can in the hot weather. what is it like for you both _ i can in the hot weather. what is it like for you both to _ i can in the hot weather. what is it like for you both to be _ i can in the hot weather. what is it like for you both to be sitting i like for you both to be sitting down, watching a hedge of an england game, watching the women�*s world cup and football at that level? it is and football at that level? it is treat to and football at that level? it is great to see. _ and football at that level? it is great to see, the _ and football at that level? it 3 great to see, the football has come on leaps and bounds at the last few years. not long ago we would not have been able to see matches on tv so this world cup it�*s really expired —— really inspiring for me

and other young girls, it makes us believe we can go that far too. none, what is it like for you to be able to watch your daughter tuning in? it able to watch your daughter tuning in? . able to watch your daughter tuning in? , ., ., , ., , in? it is amazing, it is really good to have this _ in? it is amazing, it is really good to have this for aliya _ in? it is amazing, it is really good to have this for aliya to _ in? it is amazing, it is really good to have this for aliya to look i in? it is amazing, it is really good to have this for aliya to look up i in? it is amazing, it is really good | to have this for aliya to look up to and aspire — to have this for aliya to look up to and aspire to and for her to be able to see _ and aspire to and for her to be able to see a _ and aspire to and for her to be able to see a pathway for herself. as she said. _ to see a pathway for herself. as she said. she _ to see a pathway for herself. as she said, she led sport football, it is her passion, we spent a lot of time travelling _ her passion, we spent a lot of time travelling around for football matches and training —— as she said, she loves— matches and training —— as she said, she loves football. for her to see the opportunities available for women — the opportunities available for women in football is incredible. it women in football is incredible. [it is women in football is incredible. is great to women in football is incredible. it is great to talk to you both. let's is great to talk to you both. let�*s go to amy in liverpool. she is a member of the aggregate football collected. tell me more about aggregates fc? it

collected. tell me more about aggregates fc?— collected. tell me more about aggregates fc? collected. tell me more about ai iireates fc? , ., ., aggregates fc? it started after the last women's _ aggregates fc? it started after the last women's world _ aggregates fc? it started after the last women's world cup. _ aggregates fc? it started after the last women's world cup. alison i aggregates fc? it started after the | last women's world cup. alison and last women�*s world cup. alison and carolyn, who started it, they really wanted to get back into football and there was not enough opportunity for women to play football in a safe community space, so that is exactly what they had started. we have all been playing for a couple of years and it is a great place to come and it is all abilities, anyone can come whether you have grown up playing football or never kicked a ball in your life. everyone is welcome and we have social fun too. you your life. everyone is welcome and we have social fun too.— we have social fun too. you are all remarkably _ we have social fun too. you are all remarkably a _ we have social fun too. you are all remarkably a at — we have social fun too. you are all remarkably a at this _ we have social fun too. you are all remarkably a at this time - we have social fun too. you are all remarkably a at this time of i we have social fun too. you are all remarkably a at this time of day, i remarkably a at this time of day, preparing to watch. i'm impressed. has it been 0k to find venues to gather and watch the games so far or has it been a challenge? it is gather and watch the games so far or has it been a challenge?— has it been a challenge? it is a bit challenging. _ has it been a challenge? it is a bit challenging, some _ has it been a challenge? it is a bit challenging, some places- has it been a challenge? it is a bit challenging, some places are - has it been a challenge? it is a bit challenging, some places are not| challenging, some places are not willing to open at this time, but

the place we are now has been really supportive and we also watched some of the euro is le sommer which was not as much of a struggle timing wise, but there were clashes in terms of other things —— we also watched the euros. this venue has always been really supportive. what always been really supportive. what is our always been really supportive. what is your prediction _ always been really supportive. what is your prediction of _ always been really supportive. what is your prediction of what will happen? is your prediction of what will ha en? . , is your prediction of what will ha . en? . , , , is your prediction of what will ha en? . _ , ., happen? excited by the line-up that ou reall happen? excited by the line-up that you really nervous. _ happen? excited by the line-up that you really nervous. it _ happen? excited by the line-up that you really nervous. it was _ happen? excited by the line-up that you really nervous. it was not - happen? excited by the line-up that you really nervous. it was not an - you really nervous. it was not an easy watch at the weekend but i think the girls were just finding theirfeet and think the girls were just finding their feet and hopefully more confidence today and we will see what happens, but really hoping for an england win. what happens, but really hoping for an england win-— what happens, but really hoping for an england win. amy, from aggregate fc and liverpool, _ an england win. amy, from aggregate fc and liverpool, thank _ an england win. amy, from aggregate fc and liverpool, thank you. - an england win. amy, from aggregate fc and liverpool, thank you. staton i fc and liverpool, thank you. staton mclauchlan is in sussex. i understand you are a commercial manager of lewis fc. —— steph

mclauchlan. manager of lewis fc. -- steph mclauchlan-— mclauchlan. (inaudible) . a big crowd,. _ mclauchlan. (inaudible) . a big crowd,. we - mclauchlan. (inaudible) . a big crowd,. we have l mclauchlan. (inaudible) - . a big crowd,. we have brought in all of our amazing _ . a big crowd,. we have brought in all of our amazing local _ . a big crowd,. we have brought in| all of our amazing local businesses, incredible people. we have been working with our local domestic abuse charity, rise, who do loads for domestic abuse victims, women, children, the lgbt+ community. we are celebrating watching the football by doing something good for our community. football by doing something good for our community-— football by doing something good for our community. lewes was one of the first clubs to — our community. lewes was one of the first clubs to pay _ our community. lewes was one of the first clubs to pay men _ our community. lewes was one of the first clubs to pay men and _ our community. lewes was one of the first clubs to pay men and women - first clubs to pay men and women equally. tell us about the importance of that? equally. tell us about the im ortance of that? �* , �*

importance of that? (inaudible). which importance of that? (inaudible). ... which includes _ importance of that? (inaudible). which includes representation | importance of that? (inaudible). i which includes representation in all of our socials, marketing budgets, men and women playing on the same pictures, everything is equal. we are showing people it can be done. ., . , equal. we are showing people it can be done. ., ., , ,, equal. we are showing people it can be done. ., ., , ., ., , be done. unfortunately your audio is not so good — be done. unfortunately your audio is not so good so _ be done. unfortunately your audio is not so good so we _ be done. unfortunately your audio is not so good so we will _ be done. unfortunately your audio is not so good so we will have - be done. unfortunately your audio is not so good so we will have to - be done. unfortunately your audio is not so good so we will have to leave | not so good so we will have to leave it there, but thank you so much for speaking to us from lewes in sussex. thank you, lewes fc. let's cross to nickell nicholls, norwich ambassador from her game too. what is that? it is a campaign set two years ago to stamp out sexism in football, not just to promote women's football but to make it safe for women and girls to make it safe for women and girls to sit on the stands, to express an opinion about football, we partner with pubs like this one are norwich

to make female fans feel safe. what to make female fans feel safe. what are the challenges _ to make female fans feel safe. what are the challenges in _ to make female fans feel safe. what are the challenges in terms of giving women a safe space to go and watch games, to find safe venues where they feel comfortable? you will aet where they feel comfortable? moi. will get comments either in the stands, in pubs, especially online, from men who think women do not get a say in football, we don't understand what we are talking about and should keep quiet. the importance is having safe spaces to express our opinions, having allies to call out sexist comments, it is so important, especially for the next generation of fans. looking ahead to the _ next generation of fans. looking ahead to the game _ next generation of fans. looking ahead to the game today, - next generation of fans. looking ahead to the game today, what| next generation of fans. looking - ahead to the game today, what does it mean to gather the members of your organisation together to watch the women's world cup? i your organisation together to watch the women's world cup?— your organisation together to watch the women's world cup? i think it is so important- _ the women's world cup? i think it is so important- i— the women's world cup? i think it is so important. i think _ the women's world cup? i think it is so important. i think going - the women's world cup? i think it is so important. i think going into - the women's world cup? i think it is so important. i think going into a - so important. i think going into a pub and watching the game and cheering them on and bringing the

family and yourfriends, cheering them on and bringing the family and your friends, it is so important. football brings people together, it is something to be celebrated and i think having those spaces, we need more of them but anything is a start.— anything is a start. thank you so much for speaking _ anything is a start. thank you so much for speaking to _ anything is a start. thank you so much for speaking to us, - anything is a start. thank you so much for speaking to us, the - anything is a start. thank you so - much for speaking to us, the norwich ambassadorfrom her game much for speaking to us, the norwich ambassador from her game too. much for speaking to us, the norwich ambassadorfrom her game too. thanks to all of our guests from norwich, sussex, liverpooland to all of our guests from norwich, sussex, liverpool and romford, all the fans tuning in a hedge of the all—important england game coming up just take few minutes when england face denmark at the women's world cup. —— tuning in ahead of the all—important england game. we will be following the game as it goes out live on the bbc website. ukraine's military says it has had success on one of the front lines in south—east ukraine, as western officials talk of a major thrust taking place. kyiv has not confirmed that it has beefed up its counter—offensive. but russian president vladimir putin said ukraine's attacks had "significa ntly" intensified. let's go to kyiv. james waterhouse

is there for us now. james, can you tell us a little more about the news that this offensive has intensified. where are we hearing this from and have the ukrainians been speaking on that level too? i ukrainians been speaking on that level too? ~ ., level too? i think there are interesting _ level too? i think there are interesting levels - level too? i think there are interesting levels to - level too? i think there are interesting levels to this i interesting levels to this counteroffensive, it seems, while four weeks we have had ukraine probe for russian weaknesses while keeping the bulk of its forces in reserve and we have seen russia pretty much do the same. now if you look at some corners of the worst, we have had some us officials described today as the start of a major thrust. there is a lot of excitement but ukraine is a lot of excitement but ukraine is not using the same kind of language. in terms of what we know it seems ukraine has concentrated lots of men and machinery in a south—eastern pocket of the front

line where it is claiming to have liberated one village which would equate to a gain of only eight few kilometres. however, to even make that kind of game with the level of russian fortifications, with landmines and the reports of heavy artillery and russian forces fighting back in some areas, it is clear the ukrainian effort has dialled up to some degree and this is somewhere where ukrainian forces really want to push through and break a russian occupied [and corridor in half. whether this is part of a much bigger trend it is too early to say but it seems part of the typical savings and throwing some of the front line which has been the case for months. we have been the case for months. we have been speaking _ been the case for months. we have been speaking a — been the case for months. we have been speaking a lot _ been the case for months. we have been speaking a lot about - been the case for months. we have been speaking a lot about the - been speaking a lot about the failure of the grain deal, have there been any signs of continuing negotiations behind the scenes,

perhaps, in orderfor the grain deal to be reinstated? hat perhaps, in order for the grain deal to be reinstated?— perhaps, in order for the grain deal to be reinstated? not that we know of. to be reinstated? not that we know of- president _ to be reinstated? not that we know of. president erdogan, _ to be reinstated? not that we know of. president erdogan, one - to be reinstated? not that we know of. president erdogan, one of- to be reinstated? not that we know of. president erdogan, one of the l of. president erdogan, one of the major brokers, said there was a positive atmosphere —— president erdogan of turkey. he said he would go on a diplomatic trip to the middle east and would speak to vladimir putin when he was back. in the meantime vladimir putin has had nail after nailing the coffin of grain initiative few very targeted missile strikes on port areas around the sudden sector of odesa and the surrounding region, as well as terminals on the mouth of the river danube touted as an alternative route. the agreements write now —— the agreement right now could not look more dirty. the agreement right now could not look more dirty-— look more dirty. thank you, james waterhouse _ look more dirty. thank you, james waterhouse and _ look more dirty. thank you, james

waterhouse and keith. _ ——james —— james waterhouse in kyiv. the high court in london is set to publish a ruling this morning over the london mayor's plan to expand the ultra low emission zone to the capital's outer boroughs. five conservative—run councils launched legal action back in february over the extension, which is due to come into force on 29 august. the scheme — already in place in central and inner london — will see the drivers of the most polluting vehicles charged £12.50 —— or almost $16 a day to use them. our reporter simonjones joins us now from west london. the ulez scheme is already in place in parts of london but is set to be expanded. can you take us through that? �* ., ., ., , ., that? i'm at a good example, i am currently in _ that? i'm at a good example, i am currently in kew, _ that? i'm at a good example, i am currently in kew, the _ that? i'm at a good example, i am currently in kew, the boundary - that? i'm at a good example, i am currently in kew, the boundary of| currently in kew, the boundary of the existing ultra low emission zone marked by the green sign behind me. if you visited that pub across the road you would be in the zone, but

if you went into this power but you would be out of the zone. the mayor of london want to greatly expand so all this area, if his plan to get the go—ahead, from the of next month would be in the zone and all london councils would be part of this ultra low emission zone, meaning if you have a polluting older vehicle you would have to pay to use that vehicle on the roads. the mayor will only affect about one in ten colours, he says it is absolutely vital because london faces a public health crisis. the mayor says each year around 4000 people are dying prematurely because of poor air quality and that is why he has to act. four london councils and the neighbouring council out of london are challenging the expansion of the zone and say that with the cost of living crisis this extra charge to

use a vehicle for some drivers will simply be too much. we expect the result of this court case within the next hour or so.— result of this court case within the next hour or so. simon jones, thank ou ve next hour or so. simon jones, thank you very much- _ let's cross live just before the end to outside the stadium in sydney where that game between england and denmark is set to begin very shortly. fans entering the stadium, ready for that key game. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. the month ofjuly 2023 is certainly shaping up to be fairly wet, well above average rainfall across all parts of the uk. at least today a window of drier and brighter weather. lots of dry weather with

sunshine, a few showers forecast that many places avoid them. yesterday's wet weather is moving towards the north and east, the next area of low pressure moves from the west and will be a player through the course of the weekend. while drifting gradually eastwards, perhaps clutching other parts of east anglia promote sunshine working over northern england in central scotland. a few sharp showers for the north and east of scotland, some for northern england, temperature is about 17 to 24 and more cloud and show a ride for northern ireland later. the fifth ashes test continues at the oval and we will see a lot of dry weather. the next few days we are more likely to see interruptions at times but it will not be rainy the full—time. any isolated showers fade away for a time this evening at the next area medicine from the west, parts of scotland and wales hit much rain but

also east anglia and the south—east at some of those downpours could be torrential for the early hours of saturday. unsettled with a mix of sunshine and showers this weekend, often quite breezy and feeling rather cool for the time of year, temperatures decreasing a notch. this low pressure decreases into the north and west so the bulk of the showers will be across the west of the uk but few showers brought eastwards through the morning. blustery winds developing from the west or south westerly direction, showers for northern ireland and scotland could be really heavy and thundery. hail mixed into the gusty winds, 17 to 20 on saturday so cooler than today. this area of low pressure continues to drift eastwards into sunday, the next one lining up from the atlantic, heavy rain on sunday for parts of southern scotland and northern england. more patchy rain from the west, the breeze picking up. an improved afternoon for parts of scotland is at least angry the south he should

see some dry weather. top about 15 to 21, a little below average for the time year. goodbye.

this is bbc news. the headlines... as wildfires rage across the mediterranean, greece's pm calls for more action to tackle the effects of climate change.

the prime minister says they need to take more steps to combat the effects. hundreds of firefighters are continuing to tackle wildfires across europe and the mediterranean — which have forced thousands of people to be evacuated. the situation here weather—wise is a bit cooler than over recent days but the wind is up and there are concerns that that could send smouldering embers flying to the air and sparking of new places. and there is also concern about the situation in mainland greece yesterday where a fire reached an ammunition depot belonging to the greek air force there were explosions there. the authorities say the situation is currently under control, they are trying to cooling on, but there is the possibility that some of these explosives could have been sent over a larger distance and that they could still be active, so we are told that the situation there is still critical.

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