live now to the bbc�*s sergi forcada freixas in madrid. there was quite a bit of tension when the referee there was quite a bit of tension when the referee was there was quite a bit of tension when the referee was checking whether it would be a penalty or not. when the penalty was given every man was getting super excited. but it did not happen. overall, they are quite relaxed. a moment ago they were doing their mexican wave. they still believe that they can win this world cup. cheering every time that they see one of the spanish players on the screen. 1—0. they had to eat more if they want to secure a better result. —— have to wait more. talk us through the ups and downs of

the game. it has been a roller—coaster. every time england had a chance people felt nervous. when spain had a good pass, they would be clapping or cheating. this changed when spain took the lead. everything became more relaxed. at half time there was a party atmosphere. even the mexican wave a few times. now, after the penalty, they are calmed again, this is not done yet, anything can still happen. this has been the most extraordinary world cup final. people have been

expecting england to dominate. england is aware of their favourites going in. in madrid was there always a bit of knowledge that spain have got the footballing talent on the pitch to do this? yes. when i was speaking to people in the past few hours they were like, why are people seeing england are the favourites, maybe just because they are coming from england? for many spaniards england were not the favourites because they knew they have a good team, good players. it is true that there was controversy between their coach, manager, players not having the best relationship, but they have some of the best players in the world. some of the newcomers, that we have not heard much about before the world cup, have been extraordinary.

people here have faith in the team. anything can happen, but they believe that spain have a good chance. live now to the bbc�*s shaimaa khalil in sydney. this match is delivering. it is a roller—coaster of a match. that moment was the longest moment. everybody holding their breath for that decision. the cheers from the spanish fans, my goodness, they were so hopeful that this would deliver spain's leeds 2—0, but she mist. then the different kind of cheers of relief and happiness from england's

fans. the mood is changing. you can see their mood lift now, notjust for their mood lift now, notjust for their players on the pitch, notjust for the england squad who are continuing to press. laurentjames just had a press that went over the post. —— lauren james. the post. —— laurenjames. the lionesses have a bit of relief, and a bit of impetus to go in and try and equalise. they have yet to equalise and try and turn that game around. go and have a drink and get that through twerking, you will need it in the hours ahead. —— get that

throat working. live now to manchester where excitement is growing ahead of the match. our reporter emily brown is at astley and tyldesley fc, where england player ella toone began her football career. this is where ella toone started her football career. there has been so much cheering and booing. the mood and emotions had been changing so much during the game. i want to speak to some of the lionesses fans and ella toone supporters. how are you feeling? i am feeling good, bat a bit upset. i am feeling good, bat a bit upset. i am feeling nervous. seam. i am feeling good, bat a bit upset. iam feeling nervous. seam. nervous. lam feeling nervous. seam. nervous. i feel_ lam feeling nervous. seam. nervous. i feel nervous — lam feeling nervous. seam. nervous. i feel nervous and happy at the same time _ i feel nervous and happy at the same time they— i feel nervous and happy at the same time. they have made it to the

finals _ time. they have made it to the finals but — time. they have made it to the finals but they are losing. but good luck _ luck. what has tuck. - what has it's tuck. — what has it's been like luck. what has it's been like watchin- what has it's been like watching ella toone? we saw her turn her back. ella just gave up. you are an ella toone fan? . you are an ella toone fan? ella toone tried _ you are an ella toone fan? ella toone tried her— you are an ella toone fan? ella toone tried her best. _ you are an ella toone fan? ella toone tried her best. she gave it all she _ toone tried her best. she gave it all she got— toone tried her best. she gave it all she got and did her drive perfectly. how did you feel when spain perfectly. — how did you feel when spain scored? very nervous that we might not now when. very nervous because we could win the finals, but at the same time angry because it is upsetting that they might win and could score another goal. do you think england could still do this? , ,

this? yes, definitely. some optimism. - this? yes, definitely. some optimism. i- this? yes, definitely. l some optimism. i have this? yes, definitely. - some optimism. i have some this? yes, definitely. _ some optimism. i have some more england supporters and ella toone fans. ., . , ., , fans. how are you feeling? very nervous. alex greenwood, player of the tournament, i don't know what is going on. we tournament, i don't know what is auoin on. ~ ., �* ~ ., , going on. we don't know whether she will be able to — going on. we don't know whether she will be able to continue. _ going on. we don't know whether she will be able to continue. it _ going on. we don't know whether she will be able to continue. it is - going on. we don't know whether she will be able to continue. it is not - will be able to continue. it is not looking good for her right now. how are you feeling? really nervous for then _ for them. as - for them. as you can entail, lots for them. — as you can entail, lots of people feeling very tense and nervous. it is not looking good for england but we are hoping things can improve for ella toone and the lionesses. can you tell the difference in the

nerves and the energy from before the game, during the game, when the goal went in, the penalty save? there have been so many emotions over the past hour or so. the girls were so excited when they came into the clubhouse. these girls are big ella toone supporters. they were convinced this was going to be england's again. and things have changed so much over the past few minutes. their happy faces we have seen have now changed to sad faces. the girls are feeling disappointed, but also really hoping that we can get something positive in the next few minutes. it is not looking good at the moment, but we are all poised and hoping that something positive will come through. very tense times. ten minutes or so left. one of their moments of the second half was that

penalty. england handball in the penalty. england handball in the penalty box, the referee took a while to make a decision, decided it was a penalty to spain. spain stepped up and it was perceived by the england goalkeeper. and we had our cameras rolling on some england fans at the moment of that seve and a fan zone in london. let us take a look. achieving —— cheering. that is not england servicing a world cup final when, that is just aim at celebrating a penalty save.

it was quite a moment. it kept england in the game that they still trail, spain still in the driving seat, i—o trail, spain still in the driving seat, 1—0 up. underten trail, spain still in the driving seat, 1—0 up. under ten minutes to go. england need to step it up. england need to score pretty quickly. lots of predictions before this game. 2—1 england. that is not going to happen, well, it could still happen, but it is unlikely. england fans now hoping for a single goal because they need to bring this back, take it to extra time, penalties after that. these life pictures are from spain, madrid, thousands of people packed in there watching. south london, the mood is not going to be as happy as those pictured in madrid.

newcastle. the sun is shining but the spirits aren't particularly sorry they are. it is an intense tough last few minutes of this world cup final. england havejust tough last few minutes of this world cup final. england have just not been able to make the breakthrough that they wanted. spain again on the attack right now. grimsby. we take you to all corners of england. thousands and thousands out what she together on big screens. many more watching at home on tvs across england, across spain, australia, new zealand, around the world. it has been a spectacle of a game, a fantastic game so far, that women's world cup final, after a month of football, 30 teams knocked out, to our left, only one can win. at the moment that looks like it is going to be spain. but there is still plenty of time left for a

goal. 85 minutes gone. it is an entry right now. there will be five minutes of ordinary time, plus injury time. all in the need to do is get a single goal to take the game to extra time, but at the moment if they do not score, they will lose the world cup final, and it will be spain's. that thought will be sitting heavy in the hearts of minds of those fans in northumberland. we shall see. the last few minutes of football left stop there has been a pause for an injury. that time will be added on after normal time. we would be back with sport and

football later. the british medical association is calling for hospital managers to be regulated in a similar way to medical staff — following the case of the serial—killer nurse lucy letby. she was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six more. there are concerns that nhs bosses failed to respond adequately when questions about letby�*s conduct were raised. simonjones reports. the smiling nurse who was a killer of babies she was supposed to be caring for. this is the moment lucy letby was arrested. the british medical association says her crimes have shocked the nation, and something similar must never be allowed to happen again. consultants at the countess of chester hospital say senior managers ignored their repeated warnings about letby for many

months, despite hospital bosses claiming there was a culture of listening. it was secretive, it was judgemental. there was no credibility given to our opinions. and from january 2017, it was intimidating. bullying to a certain extent. the consultants who raised concerns at one point even had to send letby an apology letter, against their wishes, for any stress and upset she may have experienced due to their comments. they also feared being reported to the general medical council when they continued to push for the police to be brought in. the gmc regulates doctors and has the power to strike them off. the british medical association is now calling for similar regulation for non—clinical hospital managers so they can face the same rigorous scrutiny as doctors. if there was the duty of care

for hospital managers to apply the standards that some hospitals do well, but sadly a lot of nhs managers ignore the problems brought to them. the former chief executive of the countess of chester trust, tony chambers, said... the government says an inquiry examining the circumstances behind letby�*s murders will also look at how concerns raised by clinicians were dealt with. simon jones, bbc news.

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official residence since the coup. there has been growing international concern over his condition. we are returning now to the women's world cup final. spain have a corner. let is go to madrid. just a few minutes away. yes, just a few minutes. for some of them these final minutes are going very slow. some people are seeing the second half has been longer than they would expect.

these screens are showing the match with a bit of a delay, many people are checking what is going on through their phones. whenever there is a crucial moment, such as deciding over the penalty, you see lots of people in the audience checking their phones first and then looking at the screen. what an extraordinary time, what an amazing place to be, to be watching that. there is still time for england to get an equaliser. yes. that is their worry. that is why i am saying that some of them would be very happy with this result, because if england scored, it would be a different story, equalising, possibly extra time. that is why for some of then this is just going to slow. they would rather get their match finished. but every time there is a good

occasion for spain they are chanting, achieving their national team, waving their flags, chanting, achieving their national team, waving theirflags, notjust waiting for the final whistle. a good chance for spain, a good save from the england keeper. that keeps the score at 1—0 spain. spain are still on the attack. this is not what england want at all. spain can feel pretty happy, whatever the result, within a minute have performed in this final. yes. i was speaking to someone here in the crowd, seeing that they were very happy on how that match has been, especially the first half. they had confidence in the team, they were expecting england to have scored by now. pleased with the

performance of the national team. lots of activity, a mexican wave, clapping, cheering of the national team. spain still on the attack. what is happening in england? in manchester. howl happening in england? in manchester. how i the nerves they are? you can hear the noise levels. this

is where the career started for england forward ella toone. it is getting incredibly tense. you can hear the chants from these young people who believe this is england's game still. i want to speak to some of england's biggest fans. i am feeling good, but nervous. ladle i am feeling good, but nervous. we had so many attempts, and i am scared — had so many attempts, and i am scared l— had so many attempts, and i am scared. ., , , ., scared. i feel nervous, they are close to scoring, _ scared. i feel nervous, they are close to scoring, it _ scared. i feel nervous, they are close to scoring, it is _ close to scoring, it is nerve—wracking to see them nearly scoring, and spain nearly scoring as

well. i have been going through sadness. happiness. — i have been going through sadness. happiness, excitement, scared, angry. we beat them in the euros. we may be able to do it again. nervous, sad, excited, happy. they could _ nervous, sad, excited, happy. they could win _ nervous, sad, excited, happy. they could win. they could lose. at the moment, — could win. they could lose. at the moment, they could when. let us take a look at what is happening around england as fans watch these last few minutes. five

minutes or so injury time left. spain are in possession, spain are on the attack, spain are dominating. spain look at the moment is to be taking that world cup trophy home. you can see those fans firmly parked in their seats, just a few minutes left of this final. the weather has been glorious there all day. england now have the ball, they have possession, they are not far from spain's penalty box. wishful thinking they are, hoping england can convert this chance. but there is still time. how are the fans are feeling in grimsby? pretty emotional. they are still dreaming. some of them still believe that football is coming home.

there is still a few minutes left. plenty of fingernails will be bitten. plenty of very tense bases across england, spain, and around the world. as for the actual match itself, 75,784 people inside stadium australia to watch that final, a huge number of people have been watching the games they are throughout the last month. there have been many more watching on tv screens around the world. no difference right now. the last few minutes of this match. those england fans will be hoping that the team will be in a very different situation with just a few minutes left. sadly for them, there is about

four minutes left, four minutes to try and change this game. for minutes to get a goal. england came into this game as favourites, no doubt about that, a great team, a great record, great manager, great team spirit, but they have not been able to score that crucial goal. there is still time but spain now have a corner. spain in injury time have a corner. spain in injury time have had pretty much most of the possession. they have been in control, not wanting that would have wanted at all. spain have hit the post. they have gone close. england did hit the crossbar in the first half, but spain have performed brilliantly, played some great football, scored a great goal. at the moment that one single goal may be enough. let as go live to sydney. just a

couple of minutes left. just a couple of minutes left. i am keeping an eye on that clock add on that big screen and also on the fans. you can feel the spirit stamp on it now among the england fans, some of them just looking at the screen, hoping the team is able to turn this around in the last few minutes. they are almost in disbelief that it can end for them that way. they have performed really well in that game, they have defended well. they have been pressing as match as the code. mary earps has had two brilliant saves in the last few minutes. huge cheers from the england fans. they have not been able to score that he to put them back in the game. you could feel the mood change meant mary earps perceives that penalty. you could also feel the relief when she received another one from spain. but

what the needs now, they need an equaliser, and they need another goal, and time is not on their side. fans have told me how proud they are of this team, but spain's fans they are on the edge, the note they are a few minutes away from a world cup glory. in that tournament started very few people expected spain to be in that position. look at where spain were before this tournament started. they were in disarray. some of the best players in the world is not being picked, not going, rifts between management, team, it did not look good at all. now, at less than three minutes away from lifting the world cup trophy. an extraordinary turnaround in the duration of the tournament. in the last few minutes we have seen a corner from in the last few minutes we have seen a cornerfrom spain. they went close. they could have scored, they

could have sealed it, but they did not. in the last two minutes england still have a chance. there will be england fans are still believing. this is what the cheers that i was hearing, they are hoping that i was hearing, they are hoping that that final press is going to go their way, and go there team's way, we talked about spain's internal turmoil, the fact that this is a team that has been through their first quarterfinals, first semifinals, first finals, they have not progressed so deep in any tournament in any women's world cup as far as they have this time. they are on the verge of winning the women's world cup final. but england have overcome suspension and injuries to players, nail—biting penalty shoot—out. there is another

press from spain. and they werejust press from spain. and they were just hoping that this would be the time. both fans are proud of the teams. both fans are just looking at that clock. england's fans are hoping there will be enough time for them to be back in the game. spain's supporters wanting this time to go as fast as it could so they could finally celebrate. it has been nail—biting. everybody is on edge at the moment as we go into those last minutes. history has already been made. those two teams are in the finals for the first time. but only one can take away that trophy, lift that trophy, have a new name etched on it. it looks like it is going to be spain, unless england is miraculously i3 13 minutes of injury time, it has been spain on the attack. it has

been spain on the attack. it has been a very impressive display, especially at the end of this game from spain. and england, as is so often the way, just gave away a follow. you see it so often in big games like this. frustration from the england players. cannot get the ball back, they know they are close to going out. they know they are close to losing, but there is one last attack. the ball has crossed into the box. spain kicked it away and they survive, just. a couple of minutes to go now. spans there in south london, they are still hoping, still cheering, they know technically, they can still do it. there is a spain player who is down and injured at the moment. this is a picture from grimsby in england. a good attack from england, but to be honest, it has been mostly spain and the last 20 minutes or so. it has

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