lisa keightley is australian, and took over from mark robinson in october — becoming the first full—timehead coach of the team. she played nine tests and 85 one day internationals for the australia national women's cricket team between 1995 and 2005. she has previously coached in england as head coach of england women's academy. most recently she was coach of the perth scorchers in the women's big bash league in australia — taking the team to the final in 2017 and 2018 — she lost both games. keightley officially begins her role injanuary and speaking to henry moaran she says she can't wait to get started. i love what i do, love cricket. i am very passionate. i love to be involved and to get the opportunity, which do not get very often internationally. i cannot wait. i am so internationally. i cannot wait. i am so excited. i think we have got a great bunch of players who i know love playing for england and they wa nt to love playing for england and they want to do well for their country and for themselves as a team. so, moving forward i am just so excited to be involved and have the oppor

lisa keightley is australian, and took over from mark robinson in october — becoming the first full—timeing an australian in charge of an england team — but says it doesn't matter where she's from. coaches coming from different countries and coaching different teams, it is not really seen as a thing. just hopefully getting the best person for thejob thing. just hopefully getting the best person for the job and who fits well in that environment, there are looking for. i think, i suppose as an australian had a lot of those qualities, because we are, you know, england and australia, we do a lot of things very similar. so, i do not think it is a big thing. but i definitely gets mentioned a lot. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the number of us who provide care for a loved one with dementia is set to rise by almost1 million by 2035 according to a new warning by the alzheimer s society. the degenerative condition destroys the lives of people who live with it and blights the existence of those family members who are struggling to loo

lisa keightley is australian, and took over from mark robinson in october — becoming the first full—timeches matter where she's from. coming from different countries coaches coming from different countries and coaching different teams is not really seen as a thing, it is just hopefully you are getting the best person for the job and to feeds well and that environment and what they are looking for and as an australian you have a lot of those qualities because england and australia we do a lot of things are very similar so i don't think it's a big thing but it definitely gets mentioned. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's return to our main story this hour — the news that relatives of four british soldiers killed more than 35 years ago in the hyde park bombing have won their case in the high court against suspectjohn downey. speaking outside the royal courts of justice, the relatives of the british soldiers made this statement. say that young was made a victim three times over, the first time by the ira and john downie when they detonated the bomb,