waiting list, and now we have seen that go up to a quarter of a million, which is enough to fill wembley stadiumimes only over or... there is quite a lot of women waiting. what does that mean, i don't know weather that means you've had to wait yourself, because conditions can get worse with a delay... conditions can get worse with a dela ~ , ,., , conditions can get worse with a dela... , delay... absolutely the impact of lengthy _ delay... absolutely the impact of lengthy nhs _ delay... absolutely the impact of lengthy nhs waiting - delay... absolutely the impact of lengthy nhs waiting times i of lengthy nhs waiting times cannot be overstated. because living with endometriosis and being in chronic pain can have a devastating effect on both someone's physical and mental health. it can impact your relationships, your career, your finances, and relationships, your career, yourfinances, and more. and if those women are not getting treatment, endometriosis can progress and get worse. you talk about — progress and get worse. you talk about the _ progress and get worse. you talk about the physical hea

ezra collective, wembley stadium.ap on what can happen? but for now, i'm just trying to do our best tonight and see where we end up, you know what i mean? colin paterson, bbc news, wembley arena. and before i go, let me just show you some pictures from thailand. thousands of lanterns lit up the sky to mark the full moon at the yi peng festival. held on the 12th lunar month of each year, the festival of light is now popular with both locals and tourists alike. the festival occurs at the same time as loy krathong. it's celebrated in the northern regions of thailand and primarily involves brightly—coloured lanterns. let's get the weather now with ben rich. hello. there is quite a big change on the way in our weather, a transition to something colder. that cold air right now lurking to the north of us, is going to sink its way southwards as we head through the weekend, but it's not a straightforward process. milder air tries to stage a comeback from the southwest through the early part of next week, before this arctic air

ezra collective, wembley stadium.w, i'm just trying to do our best tonight and see where we end up, you know what i mean? colin paterson, bbc news, wembley arena. if you want to continue watching the bbc news at ten, please turn over to bbc one or you can watch on iplayer. next, it's newsnight. a police investigation into a journalist's social media post reignites the great british free speech debate. the force involved say they act without fear or favour.

the women have played in a friendly at wembley stadium against olympic champions the united states ofland and traditionally have enjoyed and traditionally have enjoyed a special relationship. but this clash will be anything but friendly. is the top two teams in the world arguably the top two coaches who for the next 90 minutes at least will have to put their friendship on hold. for emma hayes at wembley will always feel like home. serena weigman meanwhile will be hoping the home advantage will give england the edge. despite all the build up the first half came and went with a whimper. the usa showed early promise and kept prodding. neither side looked up to their billing. the second half started with the ball finally finding the net, not that this one would count. this scares the lionesses kept coming when the usa rewarded a penalty for this. alex, had to hit her arm, var agreed and overruled. h0 hit her arm, var agreed and overruled-— hit her arm, var agreed and overruled._ and i hit her arm, var agreed and - overruled._ and from overruled. no penalty. and from there the second _ ove

yeah, well, this is something| that happened to me a couple of months ago - at wembley stadium.ley being branded part of riyadh season for - the anthonyjoshua fight. the saudi prs didn't- like it, and lo and behold, my accreditation was withdrawn. and so that side of. things does worry me. and, for example, with the ring magazine case, i mean, - are you going to get ring magazine only giving - championship belts to people who are...to boxers - who are involved with the saudis? i think that's - a genuine possibility. we'll have to see. on, by the way, the event at wembley, eddie hearn, one of the promoters of that event, said at the time that the telegraph had other journalists at the event and that accreditation wasn't something the saudi organisers were involved in. one last question for you. whether you like it or not, presumably you accept that this type of crossover between sport and entertainment and media is not going anywhere. no, no, i think it's - very much here to stay, and it's proliferating| everywhere you see. and, i mean, evan mentioned cristiano ronaldo. _ i mean,

stadium. current goalless. over 80,000 are at wembleyfying for sunday's race starts shortly. england's cricketers are closing in on victory in the first test against new zealand in christchurch. the tourists had built a first—innings lead of 151 with harry brook reaching 171 and ben stokes 80, and then reduceding new zealand to 64—3 before kane williamson launched a rescue act with a half century, 2 wickets in 2 balls for chris woakes broke the resistance and the hosts are just 4 runs ahead with four wickets in hand. england should wrap up the win on day four barring some extaraordinary resistance from the kiwis. big partnership tomorrow morning, getting to the work early. especially now that the balls got a little bit softer. i think it showing here that the new ball is really dangerous. once it does flameout you could put the balls under some pressure hopefully it to build on that lead and bowl four in the last over. lead and bowl four in the last over. south africa have thumped sri lanka by 233 runs to win the first test in durban. th

ezra collective, wembley stadium. put it this way, it is far beyond our wildest dreams, so why put a cap on what can happen? but for now, i'm just trying to do our best tonight and see where we end up, you know what i mean? colin paterson, bbc news, wembley arena. if you want to continue watching the bbc news at ten, please turn over to bbc one or you can watch on iplayer. next, it's newsnight. a police investigation into a journalist's social media post reignites the great british free speech debate. the force involved say they act without fear or favour. critics claim it's an orwellian nightmare. which is it? and high—profile users of elon musk�*s x are leaving the platform and signing up with rival bluesky. we'll speak to a radio presenter who's joined the so—called "x—odus." welcome to newsnight, the home of interviews and insights. the friday night trio with us throughout: journalist and award—winning podcaster zeng tsjeng, andy bell, political editor of five news, and the conservative strategist — to coin a tran

stadium. jannick. in sinner sinclair . i make it six of the team that started at wembley in that defeat to greece last month.ng those to have withdrawn, this starting 11 will be very different to the one that carsly would have wanted. that is riuht. that carsly would have wanted. that is right- think— that carsly would have wanted. that is right. think we _ that carsly would have wanted. twat is right. think we can safely say it will be a different looking team to the one that of course was beaten by greece at wembley last month. not least because nine players have pulled out of the squad this week, something which england captain harry kane has not been particularly impressed with, in an interview yesterday, he said it was a shame, he added i think it's a tough period of the season, maybe that has been taken advantage of a bit, i don't really like it, he said i think england comes before any club situation. now it is pretty unusual for harry kane to be quite so outspoken in it, once again has reignited that club versus country debate but the interim boss lee carsley insist there's is no friction, he says th