natalie pirks, bbc news.who we are as a team, having the mentality to have no time to feel sorry for us, we have got to react and we showed that last week. three out of four away games where we we have had to come from behind. if we stick to our principles, be really aggressive. we can get back to any game. today, we have that regret and especially that we lack some, to have more passes. we want to attack too quick, too early. against these teams, we have to be more ruthless. with arsenal and spurs dropping points, liverpool are up to second in the table. they beat west ham 3—1 at anfield. mo salah gave liverpool the lead against the run of play with a penalty after he was fouled. jarrod bowen levelled for west ham with an excellent stooping header. that was as good as it got for the hammers though as darwin nunez scored a fine volley and diogojota tapped in late on as liverpool extended their unbeaten run to 18 games. today was a really mature performance and that is super important because you can be exciti

natalie pirks reports. coach—led culture of fear, but today's promised list of those banned from the sport was far from what campaigners were hoping for. it's beyond disappointing. it is an absolute indictment against a failed organisation who are struggling to tackle the immense task of reforming the coaching culture of their sport. the list is by no means exhaustive. 62 names — all but one of them coaches — with little detail given for the bans and expulsions, beyond the majority having criminal convictions. those members currently only suspended and being investigated do not feature. the barrister behind the report, which revealed systemic abuse in gymnastics last year, told us she is surprised by the list�*s lack of detail. whilst any increase in transparency is to be welcomed, when you compare that scant level of information with the information available on the websites of many other governing bodies, then i suspect the community will consider that, so far, the information is not enough to inform the

natalie pirks reports.to confront a coach—led culture of fear, but today's promised list of those banned from the sport was far from what campaigners were hoping for. it is beyond disappointing. it is an absolute indictment against a failed organisation who are struggling to tackle the immense task of reforming the coaching culture of their sport. the list is by no means exhaustive. 62 names — all but one of them coaches — with little detail given for the bans and expulsions, beyond the majority having criminal convictions. those members currently only suspended and being investigated do not feature. the barrister behind the report, which revealed systemic abuse in gymnastics last year, told us she is surprised by the list�*s lack of detail. whilst any increase in transparency is to be welcomed, when you compare that scant level of information with the information available on the websites of many other governing bodies, then i suspect the community will consider that, so far, the information is not enough

he invited natalie pirks along tojoin him.ng legend turns up in your classroom. cheering it's been the star to a—levels for the teens of this college. lewis hamilton was back where it began in stevenage to meet students like patricia who taught him about extracting dna. ifeel patricia who taught him about extracting dna. i feel like patricia who taught him about extracting dna. ifeel like i will mess this up. he met george, who wants to be a formula i engineer. what team do you want to work for? mercedes. he came from the same city and he's _ mercedes. he came from the same city and he's got _ mercedes. he came from the same city and he's got this amazing life. it is great, — and he's got this amazing life. it is great, it— and he's got this amazing life. it is great, it makes me believe in myself— is great, it makes me believe in myself and _ is great, it makes me believe in myself and want to spread my wings. hamilton's_ myself and want to spread my wings. hamilton's homecoming is part of his latest mission to create pathway

here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks.ast won here in the league and the gunners fancied continuing that trend. a big slice of luck will make that leg, helping them get off the mark. but when james madison that leg, helping them get off the mark. but whenjames madison left his england team—mate for dust, son heung—min was a recipient. this point blank handle judged to heung—min was a recipient. this point blank handlejudged to be heung—min was a recipient. this point blank handle judged to be a penalty. arsenal's lead lasted a mere second. this pulsating encounterfinishing honours even mere second. this pulsating encounter finishing honours even at the emirates. is encounter finishing honours even at the emirates— the emirates. is going to be a big art of the emirates. is going to be a big part of who _ the emirates. is going to be a big part of who we — the emirates. is going to be a big part of who we are _ the emirates. is going to be a big part of who we are as _ the emirates. is going to be a big part of who we are as

review — an independent report that found systemic abuse within gymnastics. 0ur correspondent natalie pirks painted this picture really of a sport when the well—being of gymnast was not put at the heart of british gymnastics culture. it talked about quite harrowing testimony of gymnasts being forced to train on broken bones and tyranny of scales led to many developing eating disorders. but the review itself did not call for this banned list, this is something british gymnastics pledged themselves last october when they printed their reforms. it has taken until now because they have gone back 30 years, which is a surprise because the list is pretty short. 62 names, all but one of whom are coaches. we have not been given many details as to why they have been banned or expelled beyond the fact that most of them are either criminal convictions or safeguarding issues. the list also shows only 11 coaches since the whyte review was commissioned in 2020 have been banned in that time. and white herself, the barrister behind the review, has told us tonight she is surprised by the lack of detail in th

our correspondent natalie pirks joined the seven time formula one world champion, as he met studentsassroom. cheering. it's been the start to a—levels for the teens of this college. he came from the same city where we are in now and it's great, it makes me believe in myself a little bit more and makes me want to spread my wings. back in 2020, a report he commissioned about formula i is a structural and cultural racism problem. three years on he has seen change. i knew if i hadn't done this research, nothing will change. did i know it was me who would spark it and get it going? no. this season on the track, things haven't gone his way. red bull has won every race with hamilton's last win in december 2021. these past two years... whilst we haven't had success, it's been an amazing period of time and we pulled together. there was a suggestion this week from someone that you don't have the hunger. there are people with very short... short minded, who made the comments, not knowing the work in the background. one thing i hope, and i never want to do, is when i one day stop and look back o

formula one champion wants to put something back through his charity — mission 1m. 0ur correspondent natalie pirkssioned about formula 1 is a structural and cultural racism problem. three years on he has seen change. i knew if i hadn't done this research, nothing will change. did i know it was me who would spark it and get it going? no. this season on the track, things haven't gone his way. red bull has won every race with hamilton's last win in december 2021. these past two years... whilst we haven't had success, it's been an amazing period of time and we pulled together. there was a suggestion this week from someone that you don't have the hunger. there are people with very short... short minded, who made the comments, not knowing the work in the background. one thing i hope, and i never want to do, is when i one day stop and look back on the next generation, i want to encourage them, and let them know it is ok to make mistakes. i want to be an inspiration rather than showing them down. returning to football. england play ukraine and poland tomorrow and once we have been and that's all the sport

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natalie pirks, bbc news, stevenage.next few days will deteriorate further, particularly across parts of northern ireland, england and wales before approving again before the weekend. what some of you will have seen yesterday is saharan dust coming to their shores. the dust was lifted up in the sahara and transported to a sway up in the atmosphere on southerly winds. what happened is because we saw a few showers yesterday in parts of western england and wales, some of the dust was brought to the ground and gave deposits on the cars and property, as we saw. there could still be a little bit of that over the next couple of days as well. it has already been a record—breaking run of days above 30 degrees and more to come. we could get up to around seven days, believe it or not, of days above 30 degrees, in the uk by the time we finish the weekend. the day will be hot and mainly selling with high cloud around at the moment. that has been transported to us on a southerly wind due to high pressure in the use and low pressure in