yalda hakim reporting there. this is certainly shaping up to be quite a summer of sport.hampionship starts on wednesday. we have the jewel in the sporting crown now. it's an event that's been taking place in a field in south—west england — as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. this is where horticulture meets motor racing. a sort of high—speed gardening, if you well. how else can you put it then ready, steady, mo? —— mow. these are the lawnmower world championships, an annual event dating back nearly half a century. it would be an awful lot of cut grass except they take place to be on the safe side. ., ., . ., , side. there are enough crazy --eole side. there are enough crazy people out — side. there are enough crazy people out there _ side. there are enough crazy people out there who - side. there are enough crazy people out there who want i side. there are enough crazy| people out there who want to jump people out there who want to jump on a mower, tweak it up and go hurtling around a field during the summer months, and long may it last. during the summer months, and long

yalda hakim with that report.sts against government plans to reduce emissions. they blocked highways and warehouses with their tractors, causing major delays. the farmers argue the new rules would hurt their livelihoods. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri has more. they've said they want the whole country paralysed, and these dutch farmers are now using tractors to do it. across the netherlands, farmers have been protesting against new environmental rules. in their latest move, theyjammed a highway, and blocked supermarket warehouses across the country. they risked fines, caused delays, and forced many to travel by train instead. translation: we anticipated the farmer's public protest. i translation: | think | it is the first time in ten years i have travelled by train. it is all because the government is hoping to combat the effect of climate change, by halving nitrogen emissions by 2030. they argue the only way to do that is by reducing nitrogen emissions by 30%, and using less fertiliser. they've given farmers three opt

yalda hakim has been speaking to one group on the outskirts of kabul., as defined — return to our schools. the teacher, as defined as _ return to our schools. the teacher, as defined as her— return to our schools. the teacher, as defined as her students, - return to our schools. the teacher, as defined as her students, is - as defined as her students, is determined to help them. irate as defined as her students, is determined to help them. we can to be in a situation _ determined to help them. we can to be in a situation where _ determined to help them. we can to be in a situation where we _ determined to help them. we can to be in a situation where we go - determined to help them. we can to be in a situation where we go back. be in a situation where we go back centuries. we should be moving forward and uplift others. we want support for those who want to get educated. education is our basic rights, and we should not be denied this. so what are the wider implications of the taliban's failure to make good on their promises of education and rights for wom

yalda hakim has been to a secret school, where girls are taking matters into their own hands.secret school. around 60 girls usually come here daily, desperate to learn. today, only a handful show up, afraid of our cameras, and worried about their identities being revealed. they've been locked out of their classrooms for almost 300 days by the taliban, simply because of their gender. despite the risks and fear, these brave girls tell me they have no choice but to take matters into their own hands. they are nervous to speak about their new rulers. translation: it's cruel not to open schools for girls. i we have as much right to learn as boys do. it would be cruel of the taliban not to allow us to return to our schools. their teacher, as defiant as her students, is determined to help them. translation: we can't be in a situation where - we go back centuries. we should be moving forward, and uplift others. we want support for those who want to get educated. education is a basic right, and we should not be denied this. but they are also well aware that this is no replacement to for

yalda hakim has been to visit a secret school where girls are taking matters into their own hands.or almost 300 days by the taliban simply because of their gender. despite the risks and fear, these brave girls tell me they have no choice but to take matters into their own hands. they're nervous to speak about their new rulers. it's cruel not to open schools for girls. we have as much right to learn as boys do. it would be cruel of the taliban not to allow us to return to our schools. the teacher, as defiant as her students, is determined to help them. we can't be in a situation where we go back centuries. we should be moving forward and uplift others. we want support for those who want to get educated. education is a basic right and we should not be denied this. but they're also well aware that this is no replacement to formal education. back in march, it seemed schools were finally about to reopen. but hours after girls started arriving, the de facto authorities announced they needed to go back home. this sudden change in policy left millions devastated. a recent gathering of more