have the women's world cup. we will have the women's world cup. we will have the latest from sydney. excitement builds, we are here in east london at baller fc, following all of 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 england take on denmark in the group branch of the women's world cup. —— in the next half—hour, england take on. we will have the latest from our correspondents in sydney. at first, the other main news. 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 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, 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

in sydney, and our reporter yasmin dewan at a watch party in east london. shaimaa, what is going on? england come into this _ shaimaa, what is going on? england come into this world _ shaimaa, what is going on? england come into this world cup _ shaimaa, what is going on? england come into this world cup as - shaimaa, what is going on? england. come into this world cup as european champions which 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 the first game with haiti which was called nervy and lacklustre, they delivered the win and the three point like they were not on top form, so among the fans i spoke to there was a lot of excitement and support but also lots of nerves. yeah, excited. i think it should be a good result. obviously, the opening game was not as smooth as we had

hoped, but strong side, denmark, it should be interesting and hopefully we will get the right result. i am just ready for| the goals to come. once we get one, they will come. the lionesses have changed the game in quite a big way, especially when they won the euros. how do you think they will do in the world cup? we willjust win - the whole thing, easy. how do you feel about them as a team? ijust love watching them, - they seem so happy, and friends, they love what they do and it. makes me love watching them. and great players? amazing, when they are at their best they play amazing football and it has opened up women's football to a new audience, people are watching because they are good footballers, notjust because it is a novelty or something a bit different. you are watching bbc news. apologies

for some technical problems that have affected our output in the past few minutes. 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. james waterhouse has the latest. for weeks james waterhouse has the latest. er?" 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. 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. that would equate to a gain of only a few kilometres. to even make that kind of gain 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 land corridor in half. whether this is part of a much bigger trend it is too early to say. for now it seems part of the typical toing and froing of the front line which has been the case for months, frankly.— of the front line which has been the case for months, frankly. james, we have spoken — case for months, frankly. james, we have spoken a _ case for months, frankly. james, we have spoken a lot _ case for months, frankly. james, we have spoken a lot on _ case for months, frankly. james, we have spoken a lot on bbc— case for months, frankly. james, we have spoken a lot on bbc news - case for months, frankly. james, we l have spoken a lot on bbc news about the failure of the grain deal. have there been any signs of any continuing negotiations behind the

scenes in order for the continuing negotiations behind the scenes in orderfor the grain deal to be reinstated? hat scenes in order for the grain deal to be reinstated?— scenes in order for the grain deal to be reinstated? not that we know of. last to be reinstated? not that we know of- last week _ to be reinstated? not that we know of. last week president _ to be reinstated? not that we know of. last week president erdogan . to be reinstated? not that we know of. last week president erdogan of| of. last week president erdogan of turkey, one of the major brokers of this agreement, said there was a positive atmosphere. he said, i'm going to go on a diplomatic trip to the middle east and when i am back i will speak to vladimir putin. we haven't really heard any more on that, but in the meantime russia has been nailing nail after nail in the coffin of the grain initiative to very deliberate and targeted missile strikes on port area is a bunch of odesa, the seven cities, as well as on terminals on the mouth of the river danube further south which is touted as an alternative route. right now the agreement could not look more dead and ukraine is having to look at alternatives. some breakin: to look at alternatives. some breaking news _ to look at alternatives. some breaking news for _ to look at alternatives. some breaking news for you - to look at alternatives. some breaking news for you now, | to look at alternatives. some -

breaking news for you now, news from the uk, five conservative that councils have lost a high court challenge against the mayor of london sadiq khan's plans to extend the ultra low emission zone in the capital. in the women's world cup, england are taking on denmark in their second game at this year's women's world cup. the lionesses got off to a flying start, laurenjames got an early goal, putting england 1-0 got an early goal, putting england 1—0 up, scoring from the edge of the box. if england win today they will be one step closer to the knockout stage. our reporter yasmin dewan is with fans watching the action in east london. we with fans watching the action in east london.— with fans watching the action in east london. ~ ., ., . , east london. we are watching, it is an england — east london. we are watching, it is an england area — east london. we are watching, it is an england area with _ east london. we are watching, it is an england area with lots _ east london. we are watching, it is an england area with lots of - east london. we are watching, it is an england area with lots of fans i an england area with lots of fans behind me but mia is actually from denmark and a danish band, how are you finding the game? i

denmark and a danish band, how are you finding the game?— you finding the game? i think the 're you finding the game? i think they're getting _ you finding the game? i think they're getting back- you finding the game? i think they're getting back in - you finding the game? i think they're getting back in the . you finding the game? i think- they're getting back in the game, we started _ they're getting back in the game, we started slow but i think we are waking — started slow but i think we are waking up, getting more shots going. it is waking up, getting more shots going. it is your— waking up, getting more shots going. it is your first time at baller fc, how have you found the atmosphere? it is great to be around the place that shows women's football, really enjoying _ that shows women's football, really enjoying it. that shows women's football, really en'o in: it. . . that shows women's football, really en'o in: it. ,, . , that shows women's football, really en'o in: it. ,, ., , _ , enjoying it. standing side by side with an england _ enjoying it. standing side by side with an england financial - enjoying it. standing side by side with an england financial coach, l with an england financial coach, amy, watching together. pare with an england financial coach, amy, watching together. are you havin: amy, watching together. are you having fun? _ amy, watching together. are you having fun? better— amy, watching together. are you having fun? better than - amy, watching together. are you having fun? better than probablyj having fun? better than probably denmark— having fun? better than probably denmark fans _ having fun? better than probably denmark fans that _ having fun? better than probably denmark fans that they - having fun? better than probably denmark fans that they had - having fun? better than probably. denmark fans that they had soaked having fun? better than probably- denmark fans that they had soaked up a lot of— denmark fans that they had soaked up a lot of pressure — denmark fans that they had soaked up a lot of pressure since _ denmark fans that they had soaked up a lot of pressure since the _ denmark fans that they had soaked up a lot of pressure since the goal- a lot of pressure since the goal which — a lot of pressure since the goal which was _ a lot of pressure since the goal which was only— a lot of pressure since the goal which was only six _ a lot of pressure since the goal which was only six minutes - a lot of pressure since the goal which was only six minutes in, | a lot of pressure since the goal. which was only six minutes in, we are 40 _ which was only six minutes in, we are 40 odd — which was only six minutes in, we are 40 odd minutes— which was only six minutes in, we are 40 odd minutes in— which was only six minutes in, we are 40 odd minutes in and - which was only six minutes in, we . are 40 odd minutes in and denmark are 40 odd minutes in and denmark are holding— are 40 odd minutes in and denmark are holding their— are 40 odd minutes in and denmark are holding their own. _ are 40 odd minutes in and denmark are holding their own.— are holding their own. amy, you coach me- _ are holding their own. amy, you coach me. tell— are holding their own. amy, you coach me. tell us _ are holding their own. amy, you coach me. tell us about - are holding their own. amy, you coach me. tell us about your. are holding their own. amy, you i coach me. tell us about your team. are holding their own. amy, you - coach me. tell us about your team. i coach me. tell us about your team. i coach in place _ coach me. tell us about your team. i coach in place to _ coach me. tell us about your team. i coach in place to stow _ coach me. tell us about your team. i coach in place to stow more - coach me. tell us about your team. i coach in place to stow more c, - coach me. tell us about your team. i coach in place to stow more c, a - coach in place to stow more c, a locai— coach in place to stow more c, a local tube — coach in place to stow more c, a local tube east _ coach in place to stow more c, a local tube east london - coach in place to stow more c, a. local tube east london grassroots team, _ local tube east london grassroots team, we — local tube east london grassroots team, we have _ local tube east london grassroots team, we have a _ local tube east london grassroots team, we have a nonbinary- local tube east london grassroots team, we have a nonbinary teaml local tube east london grassroots - team, we have a nonbinary team which only started _ team, we have a nonbinary team which only started up — team, we have a nonbinary team which only started up a — team, we have a nonbinary team which only started up a couple _ team, we have a nonbinary team which only started up a couple of _ team, we have a nonbinary team which only started up a couple of years - only started up a couple of years a-o only started up a couple of years ago and — only started up a couple of years ago and we _

only started up a couple of years ago and we played _ only started up a couple of years ago and we played five - only started up a couple of years ago and we played five a - only started up a couple of years ago and we played five a side . ago and we played five a side football— ago and we played five a side football in _ ago and we played five a side football in and _ ago and we played five a side football in and around - ago and we played five a side football in and around east. ago and we played five a side - football in and around east london. how have _ football in and around east london. how have you — football in and around east london. how have you seen _ football in and around east london. how have you seen your— football in and around east london. i how have you seen your organisation and your club grow and evolve over the last few years, with more engagement in women's football? fiur engagement in women's football? our team is 38 years old, they recently built a _ team is 38 years old, they recently built a women _ team is 38 years old, they recently built a women and _ team is 38 years old, they recently built a women and nonbinary - team is 38 years old, they recently built a women and nonbinary team| team is 38 years old, they recently- built a women and nonbinary team and it shows _ built a women and nonbinary team and it shows the _ built a women and nonbinary team and it shows the urgency— built a women and nonbinary team and it shows the urgency of— built a women and nonbinary team and it shows the urgency of having - built a women and nonbinary team and it shows the urgency of having more i it shows the urgency of having more women _ it shows the urgency of having more women involved _ it shows the urgency of having more women involved in— it shows the urgency of having more women involved in sport _ it shows the urgency of having more women involved in sport and - it shows the urgency of having more i women involved in sport and football so we _ women involved in sport and football so we really— women involved in sport and football so we really wanted _ women involved in sport and football so we really wanted to _ women involved in sport and football so we really wanted to make - women involved in sport and football so we really wanted to make sure i women involved in sport and football so we really wanted to make sure we were representing _ so we really wanted to make sure we were representing these _ so we really wanted to make sure we were representing these people i so we really wanted to make sure we were representing these people andl were representing these people and these _ were representing these people and these players — were representing these people and these players— were representing these people and these players-— these players. what does it feel like to play _ these players. what does it feel like to play for— these players. what does it feel like to play for this _ these players. what does it feel like to play for this team - these players. what does it feel like to play for this team with i these players. what does it feel. like to play for this team with amy as your coach, this all—female team? it is great. one of the reasons i joint _ it is great. one of the reasons i joint was — it is great. one of the reasons i joint was to— it is great. one of the reasons i joint was to find an lgbt club with space _ joint was to find an lgbt club with space for— joint was to find an lgbt club with space for women and nonbinary people — space for women and nonbinary people it — space for women and nonbinary people. it started around the time of the _ people. it started around the time of the sack— people. it started around the time of the sack last year and amy took me and _ of the sack last year and amy took me and from the start, she has been great _ me and from the start, she has been great at _ me and from the start, she has been great at coaching me, i had no

experience with football but watch the sack— experience with football but watch the sack and really wanted to join. i the sack and really wanted to join. i play— the sack and really wanted to join. i play striker, i play keeper, amy has me _ i play striker, i play keeper, amy has me everywhere to keep developing me and _ has me everywhere to keep developing me and the _ has me everywhere to keep developing me and the other players. | has me everywhere to keep developing me and the other players.— me and the other players. i think ou can me and the other players. i think you can give _ me and the other players. i think you can give me _ me and the other players. i think you can give me a _ me and the other players. i think you can give me a slightly - me and the other players. i think l you can give me a slightly different perspective from the other fans, how do you think this tournament will play out? i do you think this tournament will -la out? ., , do you think this tournament will -la out? .,, ., ., ., play out? i hope that england and denmark both _ play out? i hope that england and denmark both move _ play out? i hope that england and denmark both move on _ play out? i hope that england and denmark both move on from i play out? i hope that england and denmark both move on from the l play out? i hope that england and i denmark both move on from the group games, _ denmark both move on from the group games, denmark had a win against china, _ games, denmark had a win against china, england won against haiti, we still have _ china, england won against haiti, we still have a _ china, england won against haiti, we still have a game to go, i would love _ still have a game to go, i would love this — still have a game to go, i would love this to— still have a game to go, i would love this to be a draw so it could come _ love this to be a draw so it could come down _ love this to be a draw so it could come down to the last game and see how it _ come down to the last game and see how it proceeds. it is come down to the last game and see how it proceeds.— how it proceeds. it is a 'ewel what ou are how it proceeds. it is a 'ewel what you looking h how it proceeds. it is a 'ewel what you are looking for? i how it proceeds. it is a jewel what you are looking for? -- _ how it proceeds. it is a jewel what you are looking for? -- is - how it proceeds. it is a jewel what you are looking for? -- is a i how it proceeds. it is a jewel what| you are looking for? -- is a jewel? you are looking for? —— is a jewel? absolutely not. i hope you get something _ absolutely not. i hope you get something out _ absolutely not. i hope you get something out of— absolutely not. i hope you get something out of the - absolutely not. i hope you get something out of the game i absolutely not. i hope you get something out of the game ifl absolutely not. i hope you get i something out of the game if that absolutely not. i hope you get - something out of the game if that is what you _ something out of the game if that is what you need _ something out of the game if that is what you need. the _ something out of the game if that is what you need. the last— something out of the game if that is what you need. the last game, i- something out of the game if that is what you need. the last game, i am sure you _ what you need. the last game, i am sure you will — what you need. the last game, i am sure you will do _ what you need. the last game, i am sure you will do great _ what you need. the last game, i am sure you will do great against - sure you will do great against haiti, — sure you will do great against haiti, l'm _ sure you will do great against haiti, l'm not— sure you will do great against haiti, i'm not worried - sure you will do great against haiti, i'm not worried about. sure you will do great against . haiti, i'm not worried about are getting — haiti, i'm not worried about are getting out— haiti, i'm not worried about are getting out of— haiti, i'm not worried about are getting out of the _ haiti, i'm not worried about are getting out of the group - haiti, i'm not worried about are getting out of the group even i haiti, i'm not worried about are getting out of the group even if| getting out of the group even if england — getting out of the group even if england win, _ getting out of the group even if england win, which _ getting out of the group even if england win, which they- getting out of the group even if england win, which they are i getting out of the group even if. england win, which they are likely

to. i england win, which they are likely to. ~' ., , ., england win, which they are likely to. ~' ., y., england win, which they are likely to. ~' ., , england win, which they are likely to. ~' ., england win, which they are likely to. i know you said it is your first time, to. i know you said it is your first time. this _ to. i know you said it is your first time. this is _ to. i know you said it is your first time, this is meant _ to. i know you said it is your first time, this is meant to _ to. i know you said it is your first time, this is meant to be - to. i know you said it is your first time, this is meant to be an i time, this is meant to be an inclusive space where anybody can watch, i can see babies and families, what is it likejust being here and watching the game? i families, what is it like just being here and watching the game? i think it is a really — here and watching the game? i think it is a really nice _ here and watching the game? i think it is a really nice space. _ here and watching the game? i think it is a really nice space. as _ here and watching the game? i think it is a really nice space. as a - it is a really nice space. as a danish— it is a really nice space. as a danish firm, even if i am the only here _ danish firm, even if i am the only here it _ danish firm, even if i am the only here it is — danish firm, even if i am the only here it is a — danish firm, even if i am the only here it is a nice space, everybody is welcoming and having a good time. has it _ is welcoming and having a good time. has it been _ is welcoming and having a good time. has it been difficult in that has to find a space where you feel you can watch the game and feel at ease, whatever background you are from, has not been difficult in the past? the issue has just has not been difficult in the past? the issue hasjust been having has not been difficult in the past? the issue has just been having a tv the issue hasjust been having a tv screen _ the issue hasjust been having a tv screen on _ the issue hasjust been having a tv screen on somewhere _ the issue hasjust been having a tv screen on somewhere with - the issue hasjust been having a tv screen on somewhere with the i screen on somewhere with the football — screen on somewhere with the football on _ screen on somewhere with the football on-_ screen on somewhere with the football on— screen on somewhere with the footballon. ., ., �*, ., football on. for women's games? yes, this has been — football on. for women's games? yes, this has been the _ football on. for women's games? yes, this has been the biggest _ football on. for women's games? yes, this has been the biggest thing, i this has been the biggest thing, even _ this has been the biggest thing, evenjust— this has been the biggest thing, evenjust finding _ this has been the biggest thing, even just finding somewhere i this has been the biggest thing, i even just finding somewhere that this has been the biggest thing, i evenjust finding somewhere that is showing _ evenjust finding somewhere that is showing it _ evenjust finding somewhere that is showing it where _ evenjust finding somewhere that is showing it where you _ evenjust finding somewhere that is showing it where you can _ evenjust finding somewhere that is showing it where you can watch i evenjust finding somewhere that is| showing it where you can watch with your friends — showing it where you can watch with

your friends. space _ showing it where you can watch with your friends. space like _ showing it where you can watch with your friends. space like this - showing it where you can watch with your friends. space like this are i your friends. space like this are really— your friends. space like this are really important _ your friends. space like this are really important because - your friends. space like this are really important because it i your friends. space like this are i really important because it means your friends. space like this are - really important because it means we know there _ really important because it means we know there is — really important because it means we know there is somewhere _ really important because it means we know there is somewhere we - really important because it means we know there is somewhere we can i really important because it means we know there is somewhere we can go. really important because it means we. know there is somewhere we can go to watch _ know there is somewhere we can go to watch this— know there is somewhere we can go to watch this with — know there is somewhere we can go to watch this with our _ know there is somewhere we can go to watch this with our community- watch this with our community together, _ watch this with our community together, but— watch this with our community together, but i— watch this with our community together, but i feel— watch this with our community together, but i feel like - watch this with our community together, but i feel like we i watch this with our community. together, but i feel like we need watch this with our community- together, but i feel like we need to be at _ together, but i feel like we need to be at a _ together, but i feel like we need to be at a place — together, but i feel like we need to be at a place where _ together, but i feel like we need to be at a place where we _ together, but i feel like we need to be at a place where we can - together, but i feel like we need to be at a place where we can walk i together, but i feel like we need to. be at a place where we can walk into any pub. _ be at a place where we can walk into any pub. bar— be at a place where we can walk into any pub. baror— be at a place where we can walk into any pub, bar or community- be at a place where we can walk into any pub, bar or community area i be at a place where we can walk into any pub, bar or community area and| any pub, bar or community area and know— any pub, bar or community area and know we _ any pub, bar or community area and know we can— any pub, bar or community area and know we can watch _ any pub, bar or community area and know we can watch the _ any pub, bar or community area and know we can watch the match - any pub, bar or community area and i know we can watch the match because they will— know we can watch the match because they will do _ know we can watch the match because they will do the — know we can watch the match because they will do the same _ know we can watch the match because they will do the same thing _ know we can watch the match because they will do the same thing for- know we can watch the match because they will do the same thing for a - they will do the same thing for a men's _ they will do the same thing for a men's match _ they will do the same thing for a men's match-— they will do the same thing for a men's match. ~ ., �* , ., men's match. with the women's game becomin: men's match. with the women's game becoming more _ men's match. with the women's game becoming more popular, _ men's match. with the women's game becoming more popular, we _ men's match. with the women's game becoming more popular, we are i men's match. with the women's game | becoming more popular, we are seeing more investment, is it becoming easier? , ., ., ., , easier? yes and no, for the bigger teams, easier? yes and no, for the bigger teams. for — easier? yes and no, for the bigger teams, for sure, _ easier? yes and no, for the bigger teams, for sure, i'm _ easier? yes and no, for the bigger teams, for sure, i'm an _ easier? yes and no, for the bigger teams, for sure, i'm an arsenal. easier? yes and no, for the bigger. teams, for sure, i'm an arsenal team and we— teams, for sure, i'm an arsenal team and we are _ teams, for sure, i'm an arsenal team and we are one— teams, for sure, i'm an arsenal team and we are one of— teams, for sure, i'm an arsenal team and we are one of the _ teams, for sure, i'm an arsenal team and we are one of the most _ and we are one of the most successful— and we are one of the most successful women's- and we are one of the most successful women's teamsl and we are one of the most. successful women's teams in and we are one of the most i successful women's teams in the country. — successful women's teams in the country. or— successful women's teams in the country. orthe— successful women's teams in the country, or the most— successful women's teams in the country, or the most successful. country, or the most successful women's — country, or the most successful women's team _ country, or the most successful women's team. so _ country, or the most successful women's team. so it _ country, or the most successful women's team. so it is- country, or the most successful women's team. so it is quite i country, or the most successful. women's team. so it is quite easy. and arsenal— women's team. so it is quite easy. and arsenal have _ women's team. so it is quite easy. and arsenal have done _ women's team. so it is quite easy. and arsenal have done very- women's team. so it is quite easy. and arsenal have done very well. women's team. so it is quite easy. | and arsenal have done very well at creating _ and arsenal have done very well at creating a — and arsenal have done very well at creating a one _ and arsenal have done very well at creating a one club— and arsenal have done very well at creating a one club policy- and arsenal have done very well at creating a one club policy and i creating a one club policy and making — creating a one club policy and making arsenal— creating a one club policy and making arsenal women- creating a one club policy and making arsenal women feel i creating a one club policy and i making arsenal women feel like creating a one club policy and - making arsenal women feel like part of the _ making arsenal women feel like part of the arsenal — making arsenal women feel like part of the arsenal family— making arsenal women feel like part of the arsenal family and _ making arsenal women feel like part of the arsenal family and when - making arsenal women feel like part of the arsenal family and when you i of the arsenal family and when you are talking — of the arsenal family and when you are talking about _ of the arsenal family and when you are talking about arsenal— of the arsenal family and when you are talking about arsenal you - of the arsenal family and when you are talking about arsenal you are i are talking about arsenal you are talking _ are talking about arsenal you are talking about _ are talking about arsenal you are talking about all _ are talking about arsenal you are talking about all of _ are talking about arsenal you are talking about all of them - are talking about arsenal you are. talking about all of them including the academy _

talking about all of them including the academy so— talking about all of them including the academy. so i— talking about all of them including the academy. so i think— talking about all of them includingl the academy. so i think depending talking about all of them including i the academy. so i think depending on the academy. so i think depending on the club _ the academy. so i think depending on the club depends— the academy. so i think depending on the club depends on— the academy. so i think depending on the club depends on how— the academy. so i think depending on the club depends on how well- the academy. so i think depending on the club depends on how well the i the club depends on how well the level of— the club depends on how well the level of engagement _ the club depends on how well the level of engagement is. - the club depends on how well the level of engagement is. brent's i level of engagement is. brent's women — level of engagement is. brent's women are _ level of engagement is. brent's women are not _ level of engagement is. brent's women are not somebody - level of engagement is. brent's women are not somebody you i level of engagement is. brent's i women are not somebody you can easily— women are not somebody you can easily find — women are not somebody you can easily find places _ women are not somebody you can easily find places to _ women are not somebody you can easily find places to watch - women are not somebody you can easily find places to watch them. i women are not somebody you cani easily find places to watch them. i think_ easily find places to watch them. i think that — easily find places to watch them. i think that needs _ easily find places to watch them. i think that needs to _ easily find places to watch them. i think that needs to change. - think that needs to change. coming from denmark, _ think that needs to change. coming from denmark, is— think that needs to change. coming from denmark, is it _ think that needs to change. coming from denmark, is it easy _ think that needs to change. coming from denmark, is it easy to - think that needs to change. coming from denmark, is it easy to find - think that needs to change. coming from denmark, is it easy to find a l from denmark, is it easy to find a team to play? i from denmark, is it easy to find a team to play?— from denmark, is it easy to find a team to play? i have lived in the uk since 2015. — team to play? i have lived in the uk since 2015. i — team to play? i have lived in the uk since 2015, i lived _ team to play? i have lived in the uk since 2015, i lived in _ team to play? i have lived in the uk since 2015, i lived in scotland for i since 2015, i lived in scotland for seven _ since 2015, i lived in scotland for seven years and i came here during the pandemic in 2020 and from the start i_ the pandemic in 2020 and from the start i wanted to find a club, i wanted — start i wanted to find a club, i wanted to— start i wanted to find a club, i wanted to be more local and put down roots, _ wanted to be more local and put down roots. and _ wanted to be more local and put down roots, and then i was crossing green park station — roots, and then i was crossing green park station and it had a stone wall poster— park station and it had a stone wall poster and — park station and it had a stone wall poster and that is how i found out about _ poster and that is how i found out about them, a tube station. i reached _ about them, a tube station. i reached out to amy and she said to come _ reached out to amy and she said to come along — reached out to amy and she said to come along to my first training and since _

come along to my first training and since then— come along to my first training and since then i— come along to my first training and since then i have been there every week _ since then i have been there every week. ., , ., . . week. lots of excitement and exnectation — week. lots of excitement and expectation for _ week. lots of excitement and expectation for another - week. lots of excitement and expectation for another goal, | week. lots of excitement and i expectation for another goal, do week. lots of excitement and - expectation for another goal, do you think we will see one before the end of the first half? taste think we will see one before the end of the first half?— of the first half? we want to 'ust contain it for �* of the first half? we want to 'ust contain it for now. i of the first half? we want to 'ust contain it for now. recharge h of the first half? we want to just contain it for now. recharge and i contain it for now. recharge and refuel, contain it for now. recharge and refuel. we _ contain it for now. recharge and refuel, we have _ contain it for now. recharge and refuel, we have another- contain it for now. recharge and refuel, we have another 45 - contain it for now. recharge and - refuel, we have another 45 minutes. predictions? 2—1.�*i=�*i. refuel, we have another 45 minutes. predictions? 2—1.�*i=�*i. yasmin dewan predictions? 2-1. 1-1. yasmin dewan in central predictions? 2—1. yasmin dewan in central london, predictions? 2—1.e yasmin dewan in central london, thank— predictions? zlfl yasmin dewan in central london, thank you. - predictions? zlfl yasmin dewan in central london, thank you. more. in central london, thank you. more on our top story the seller, the former us president donald trump faces three new charges over his handling of classified documents after he left the white house. cbs�*s jarred hill joint cbs�*s jarred hilljoint is cbs�*s jarred hill joint is from cbs�*s jarred hilljoint is from new york. what do these latest charges

mean for donald trump?— york. what do these latest charges mean for donald trump? there are an additional three _ mean for donald trump? there are an additional three charges _ mean for donald trump? there are an additional three charges former - additional three charges former president trump faces, all related to the classified documents investigation happening out of florida in particular, his estate resort in florida. we are looking at charges including wilful retention of national defence information as well as two more obstruction of justice —related charges, particularly connected to the allegation that he and a couple of his aides at mar—a—lago made attempts to hide information, hide some documents from the authorities as they were trying to investigate and get them back from mar—a—lago. how have donald trump as my political supporters reacted to this news? ba; political supporters reacted to this news? �* , . political supporters reacted to this news? j . . . news? by and large, looking at the ollin: , news? by and large, looking at the polling. there _ news? by and large, looking at the polling, there have _ news? by and large, looking at the polling, there have been _ news? by and large, looking at the polling, there have been a - news? by and large, looking at the polling, there have been a couple i news? by and large, looking at thel polling, there have been a couple of things. on the one hand we had seen people continuing to rally behind former president trump, especially

on an official basis within the party. when it comes to some of his opponents running against him for the republican nomination for 2024 we have continued to see people trying to straddle this line between not alienating trump supporters but at the same time saying if nothing else, this is a distraction, there was something going on but we don't really think it's beneficial for the party and the country. by and large, donald trump it still the frontrunner amongst the republican field for the nomination for 2024, and at least as of now we have not really seen any of these entitlements. these are multiple indictments in multiple jurisdictions. we expect potentially another one to come out from washington, dc centred around the january 2016 election as well as the

alleged efforts on the 2020 election, none of these have so far had a negative impact on former president trump's polling, at least not significantly, and in some cases we have seen support for him amongst his base, amongst republicans, continue to rise.— his base, amongst republicans, continue to rise. jarred hill, thank ou. continue to rise. jarred hill, thank yon more — continue to rise. jarred hill, thank yon more on _ continue to rise. jarred hill, thank you. more on that _ continue to rise. jarred hill, thank you. more on that breaking - continue to rise. jarred hill, thank you. more on that breaking news. continue to rise. jarred hill, thank - you. more on that breaking news from the uk. in london five conservative led councils have lost a high court challenge against the mayor of london, toyota's plans to expand the ultra low emission zone. ?the legal action was launched 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 per day. let's get more from westminster and our political correspondent jonathan blake this is thought to be a central issue in one of the most recent by—elections, the seat of the former prime minister borisjohnson. how do you think people in that area will react to this news?— you think people in that area will react to this news? (inaudible). most peeple _ react to this news? (inaudible). most peeple may _ react to this news? (inaudible). most people may well— react to this news? (inaudible). most people may well be - react to this news? (inaudible). most people may well be pleased react to this news? (inaudible). - most people may well be pleased that the outcome, at least those who voted in the election, because the result suggested a good deal of opposition to this policy and, as you say, it is the labour mayor of london, parler�*s policy to expand the ultralow emissions which these high polluting vehicles pay a 12.50 p high polluting vehicles pay a 12.50 p charge —— sadiq khan's policy. it goes to the outer london boroughs, the border with surrounding counties

including kent, surrey and buckinghamshire, and there has been opposition to that expansion, particularly from five conservative run councils within london which took this legal action. the high court today has ruled against them and said the mayor of london sadiq khan has the legal authority to extend the ultralow emission zone already in place in inner london boroughs add to this zone. i can give you the statement sadiq khan hasissued give you the statement sadiq khan has issued in response to the ruling which describes it as a landmark decision which is good for londoners, he says, as it means we can proceed with clearing up the air in outer london on the 29th of august. the mayor determined to go ahead with the policy, it seems, despite notjust a legal challenge by political opposition. and he says the decision to expand ulez was very difficult and she says not something he looks a lot like me. he says he

will continue to listen to the concerns of londoners. thank you, jonathan blake _ concerns of londoners. thank you, jonathan blake and _ concerns of londoners. thank you, jonathan blake and westminster. i jonathan blake and westminster. let's cross to frances read to at the high court in london. a decision from the court today, was this the expected decision? i from the court today, was this the expected decision?— expected decision? i suppose that de-ends expected decision? i suppose that depends which _ expected decision? i suppose that depends which side _ expected decision? i suppose that depends which side you _ expected decision? i suppose that depends which side you are - expected decision? i suppose that depends which side you are on - expected decision? i suppose that| depends which side you are on that we havejust had depends which side you are on that we have just had the judgment depends which side you are on that we havejust had thejudgment inside the high court a few moments ago, in the high court a few moments ago, in the last ten or 15 minutes or so. the high court read the ruling this morning we expect 10am that we got on the expanded ultralow emission zone and you heard, five conservative councils had argued the london mayor had acted unlawfully to expand the ulez zone, he had exceeded his powers within this scheme. we saw some of those people in court today that were making that challenge not very pleased with the outcome because they have failed in

that claim and the high court has indeed dismissed it, meaning that from a month tomorrow the ultralow emission zone can be expanded to cover the whole of london and drivers of noncompliant vehicles will have to pay that daily charge of £12.50 to drive in the zone. campaigners have always said this is very necessary and they will be pleased that the decision, they said it was necessary to protect londoners, take their health, violence, all of diseases linked to pollution, from dementia to asthma and a whole host of other things, experts said pollution was a real risk but there was no level of pollution that was safe in the slightest. they will be very pleased with today's ruling and judgment. but these four conservative borras, bexley, bromley, harrow, billington is also tory run surrey county council, had tried to block this to

a judicial review in several places, really. they said on the legal basis of the mayor because my power to act, the legality of the public consultation, the mayor's decision to provide a scrappage scheme which did not always include areas outside of london, epic contention for those driving into london every day, they felt they were not really consulted but mrjustice said he was satisfied and that is the decision today. thank you, frances read at the high court in london, just finishing off the score for the women's world cup game, england versus denmark, 1—0. july 2023 is certainly shaping up to be fairly white, with well above average rainfall across all parts of the uk. -- average rainfall across all parts of the uk. —— shaping up to be fairly wet. lots of dry weather with

sunshine, a few showers forecast that many places about them. so we're between weather fronts. yesterday's wet weather moving off towards the north and the east. the next area of low pressure moving in from the west. now, that will be a player through the course of the weekend. but for today, areas of cloud drifting their way gradually eastward, so perhaps clouding over parts of east anglia, for instance. but a bit more sunshine working through for northern england, central scotland, few sharp showers for northern and eastern scotland, one or two for parts of northern england, southern england perhaps as well. temperatures about 17 to 24 degrees. and we'll see more cloud and showery rain moving into northern ireland later on. but of course, the fifth test in the ashes continues at the oval today and i think we'll see a lot of dry weather the next few days. more likely to see some interruptions at times, but it won't be raining the whole time at all. now, through this evening, then any isolated showers fading away for a time. but the next area of showery rain soon moves in from the west. 50 parts of scotland through wales seeing that rain first thing tomorrow, but also east anglia and the southeast, some of those downpours can be really quite torrential for the early

hours of saturday. soto summarise your weekend's weather, then it's unsettled with a mix of sunshine and showers, often quite breezy and feeling rather cool for the time of year. temperatures coming down a notch. but here's the area of low pressure that drifts its way into the north and the west. so the bulk of the showers on saturday will be across the north—west of the uk. but a trailing weather front bringing a few showers eastwards across parts of england and wales through the morning. so some sunshine, blustery winds developing from a west or south westerly direction. but showers for northern ireland and scotland could be really heavy and thundery. hail mixed into some of those gusty winds as well, 17 to 22 degrees on saturday. so a touch cooler than the weather we're seeing out there today. now, this area of low pressure continues to drift eastwards into sunday. the next one lining up there from the atlantic. so initially, some really heavy rain sunday for parts of southern scotland. northern england getting some thunderstorms in the mix there. bit more patchy rain moving in from the west later in the day as well. the breeze picking up. an improved afternoon for parts of scotland,

also east anglia and the southeast should see some dry weather. top temperatures, though, only about 15 to 21 degrees, a little below average for this time of year. bye— bye.

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