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for england in the major football tournament. its 1st 456 years. ah, it's coming home is england, wins the european championship with a $21.00 extra time victory of germany. and synagogue rolling coalition claims victory in parliamentary elections. parties, backing synagogues president mackey sal said they have retained to power the opposition disputes the claim. ah, i'm anthony howard. welcome to the program, the 1st grain shipment to leave ukraine. since the start of russia's invasion has set sail. turkey, which is overseeing a deal between the 2 countries, said it was now safe for exports to resume. here you can see the rezone loaded with

corn, heading into the black sea on its way to lebanon. convoys of ships are now free to leave ports. in the odessa region, a russian blockade had sealed ukraine's ports while the ukraine has mind of the seat of fort russian naval assaults, the international deal will enabled get ground to exported stock pile of brain to the world. many countries have experienced the shortage of grain due to the months long war and the doubly correspondent mathias bullying is in odessa. he told us more about the 1st shipment to leave the port this morning. yeah, the ship left this position at the port at 830 this morning. the ship had been struck there, sim, stuck there since february. and it's one of her 16 grain vessels in odessa that have been lying in odessa ports for many months now. and it is now sailing

on to istanbul, where it will be inspected, so that the guarantees that turkey and the united nation and russia can make sure that it's really shipping out grain out of ukraine. and then it will proceed to lebanon, where it's, it's freight is destined to, it, it carries are more than $20000.00 tons of mays that are meant to be redistributed from ports in lebanon. what is, were they looking at satellite images of the port of odessa, looking at the ships from where they were going to department begs the question of safety here and who was responsible for the safe passage of these vessels. given that we know that these waters have been mined by the ye crenshaw, if you look here on to the sea, we're very close to the city of odessa here. not a single fisher boat is out there, and that's precisely because the waters are mine because it is not safe to go out.

and the authorities also do not allow fisher boats or private boats to go out there . so what had to happen is to open a safe corridor through the sea. that was, of course, are problematic, or it was part of the little negotiations or something that was very difficult to solve. because odessa had mind its ports after russia had started to block them in february and bring ships closer to the coast because they were of course, anxious that russia might attack. what they have done now is that they have d mind parts of the passive parts of the sea, a passageway, a lane through the sea, and the rest of the sea is to the mind. so ships will have to sail along this route . ah, that has been determined by the sides in russia, in turn, has agreed not to attack them and not to attack the ports. we will see how long this deal is going to hold. but the hope is, of course, there that ukraine will be able to get out a major shipment of their ports. it will take 4 month to get if,

if things go really well, it will take 4 month to get out all of the grain, stockton, or in ukraine's pause or near ukraine's ports right now and another additional 4 months for the next harvest. i was mathias building a reporting from odessa now on the west african country of synagogue present. mackie sales ruling coalition is claimed victory and parliamentary elections. a spokesman for the group says it has retained its majority in the national assembly, taking 30 of 46 administrative departments. the opposition has disputed the aka president mackey's so got his vote in early though his party currently hold 75 percent of seats and parliament. his popularity has been waning. senegal is one of the regions most stable democracies, that it's economy struggling. the ukraine war has seen food and fuel prices skyrocket, leading ordinary senegalese to worry about their future by municipal. yeah,

yeah. among our concerns, our education, the high cost of living and youth employment, the presumptuous vision all day long, long, even with degrees, young people still can't find jobs that will be in some families. the parents, pensions are the only source of income, would allow mer, several leading opposition. politicians, like rosemont, sancho, have been disqualified from running. they say the president has misused his power to eliminate political opponents. the opposition also fierce sol, is planning to break the constitutional to term limit and try for a 3rd term in 2024. they're hoping senegalese voters will give them enough seats to prevent that from happening. earlier, i asked journalist maria, get nicholas school. why the opposition is rejecting the government's claim to have won the election? well, there's currently a lot of confusion around at the election results on sunday evening of the partial

results and some district starting to be known. but we have to wait for the global official global results. i have to be announced by the national election commission on sunday evening. the opposition had already started to celebrate in some district, from the streets, such as in the suburbs of that car, or shop which is the capital of the southern region. it cancelled and the press briefing that was given by, i'm not that today. who is the representative of the of the ruling coalition and who said that the party had won 30 out of the 46 admin is sort of district has much angered the opposition. who said it is not the parties role to announce such general results about did any yes, with the opposition mayor of that car has called them vulgar lies. and he said that people will be on the streets to protest these amounts to voter turnout was rather low with less than half the people actually costing their vote. maria, why did so many people stay at home?

well, it's not that unusual to see relatively low voter turnout for legislative elections . but it's true that there's some, some sort of political disenchantment among the senegalese society, as some do not believe that casting their roles will spur any change or will bring any just solution solutions for problems such as a high prices or unemployment. there's also the belief that politicians can easily be corrupt, that they don't respect their campaign promises, and that they can change a position easily for some citizens. there is more trust actually in the religious and in the traditional leaders, rather than in their representatives in parliament. cynical has been one of africa is more stable democracies. how much of a worry is there that this could now be changing? yes, while senegal has a good reputation of being one of the stabler countries politically in africa, and particularly in west africa by political tensions have arisen time. and again,

as we've seen in june when pro opposition protests are left and 3 people dead. and there's a sense within the senegalese, a society of increasing frustration. and so a political disagreements, a can spur protests nationwide. and with these recent disagreements on the election results, there is a possibility that tensions could rise again. in addition, if president maggie saw decides to run for a 3rd term in the, in the presidential election of 2024. and despite the countries to term limits. and this could also add a turmoil to the situation. and so far the president has stayed vague about his intentions, but he also didn't deny the possibility of running again. maria, get nicholas good reporting from senegal. thanks so much. to sport in england have been crowned european football champions after defeating germany to one after extra time at wembley stadium in london. england had the best of the 1st hour and

a delightful finish from ela tune gave them the lead. on 62 minutes, germany hung in lena mcgrew equalized cindy game and extra time england were to be denied though. and so he kelly. it was who pounced on the loose ball with 9 minutes left to send the han fence into raptures and clench england. a 1st ever european championship and as you might expect, the result was greater with delight by fans across england, which has been waiting since 1966 for any kind of football silverware. i will say a young lady with probably the best experience of all of our life to share it together to say the law and this is way in the year. i was just unbelievable. i tell you all those english girls. we have smash it even. that's how it's done. i won't plead,

i do want to make you live here. go the size because we can move. i today he's relied, i say, said oh the you can love it. a great game, great reaction to break it all down for a state of the sports comic and good to see my asking as i come out here walking out here. exactly. and chewing gum, a fitting finale for a tournament that really put the game on a new level. right? it was, it was a great game. it was, it was perfect for the english side. it was good for women's football and introducing really women's football to a lot of fanatics of sport who are need introduction to women's to women's football and women sport in general. frankly, it's time that happened and these 87000 people who streamed into the wembley stadium historic stadium, of course, on wembley way. it was brilliant to record for any european championships, men or women 7th house. they saw great things they saw tense,

brilliant game in which are that, you know, doesn't always go that way in a final. and oftentimes, teams are very, very careful and trying not to make a mistake, but in extra time or chloe kelly, as you saw, a score the score, the game winner coming off the bench she ripped off her shirt. allah brandy, chest stained at the u. s. in 1999 at the world cup when she wanted for the world cup of it for the u. s. a brilliant time and friends from all over but especially in england were saying how much they love. serena v mon and the england coach, she was texting, people were texting to was to me and to her players feel likewise about this serene a big man. she was introduced was interrupted in her press conference with a little serenade of it's coming home. oh,

i mean you don't necessarily see that spirit in the men's game. you see the activity that the fun that is lost in many men's games now because the live the money that's gone into it, there is money. finally, going into women's sports, but a brilliant time for serena eggman and england not to mention germany, but very happy witness. are the lionesses worthy when they were indeed they had a tough time they it was a great game as i suggested, but they were fortunate that alexandra pop, germany's top scorer, tweaked a injury to an earlier injury and stayed out of the game probably very bravely, actually she probably decided that someone else in her place would do better against the english side. they are also fortunate that was the english side, that b a r, the video assistant referee didn't look too closely at 1st half a scrum in front of the english goal in which there was a questionable a handball that was determined not to be a handful in fact what his german coach mart martino voss tech member graciously

said afterwards into england did deserve to witness the pedigree of the germans. they beat the germans, a very physical team. and the pedigree of each european championships themselves was worthy of england. they brought home, one of england's grandest trophies for home, basically to where the game started. that's what songs about. so from this, from this historical moment, what now for england and germany, but more importantly, i guess the women's football having achieved these hearts this month, you're right. there this afternoon. first of all, there are parades for both team. i want to add to your father square ending in trafalgar square. there's one in frankfurt as well. welcoming the german team home . also with the australia world cup is next year 2023 and new zealand, australia sharing in hosting duties. but i want to point out that what should happen next to the woman's football women's football in general is that those who run things, the facilities managers, the school managers, the club managers,

have to pay attention to the facilities that in the lower tiers, especially of in countries around the world that women's football is being given. the other facility given the other training pitch, the other shower facilities, the other changing rooms that are sometimes just to crap it. and it's time to embarrass them into changing things and making things right. and there are multitasking again, just to trying to talk my way out of the civil him and have been walking the walking outside to the administrator to the lot. and it's called mckinney from day that we sports. thanks so much. all right, and that is all for now, doc film is up after a short break and you keep as mckinney will be here at the top of the odd little word for the blue planet. ah, we're going to have some epic. moreover, water is becoming a scarce come on.