you very much. jane dougall in adelaide. you very much. jane dougall in adelaide. that's - stages. jane, thank you very much. i jane dougall in adelaide. that's the jane dougall in adelaide. that's the news at 14 today. you can keep up—to—date with the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues on bbc one now because it is time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news when you are but from me have a very good afternoon. hello and welcome to sportsday. 0ur our top stories this afternoon. the english lead is enough to make the last 16 at the women's world cup against china in hand with 20 minutes to go in adelaide. the usa, holders and four—time champions were that close to going off. they hold on. and we hear from bmx star beth shriever ahead of this week's world cycling championships. hello again. well come along this lunchtime. england are heading into the knockout stage of the women's world cup with comfortable enough lead in theirfinal group game against china in adelaide. they ar

jane dougal is in adelaide. the lionesses really are roaring? adelaide.es really are roarin: ? , ., ., adelaide. the lionesses really are roarina? , ., ., ., ., roaring? yes, what a dominant start for england. — roaring? yes, what a dominant start for england, leading _ roaring? yes, what a dominant start for england, leading 3-0 _ roaring? yes, what a dominant start for england, leading 3-0 at - for england, leading 3—0 at half—time in adelaide against china in theirfinal group half—time in adelaide against china in their final group game. half—time in adelaide against china in theirfinal group game. it has been laurenjames that has been the star of the show. she has been involved in all three of the goals. the first one was just four minutes into the match and it was a pass from james to alessia russo, who found herself free in the box and calmly finished for her first goal in a world cup. and then the second was a really nice combination between the two laurens on the pitch, laurenjames passed to lauren hemp, who wrapped it around the keeper. and thenj

katie gornall, bbc news, adelaide. for fans who couldn't make it to australia, the match this lunchtime was shown on big screens across the country. our correspondent joe inwood watched the game at a fanzone in south london. just minutes before kick—off, a kick—around to ease the nerves. everything makes me nervous for football, especially because we've got players, retired, players injured, but we'll just have to see what happens. i'm very nervous for this game, so, like, definitely drinking this early is definitely helping. it didn't take long for those drinks to be raised in celebration. hopefully more, but definitely the first five minutes, that's what we needed. just can't get complacent now. there was no sign of that. next, lauren hemp. cheering then laurenjames, meaning that by half—time the england fans here could stop worrying and start reflecting. it makes you proud to be english, and you're proud to be an english lady. 100%. and obviously i play football. you play football, like... mate, female and british i

adelaide is a city of surprises.last match, they found some much—needed creativity. now it's time to build something perhaps even more important — momentum. commentator: it's lauren james. 0h! against denmark, laurenjames gave england lift off. the finish, a little slicker than the celebration. just one more point will guarantee them a place in the knockout stages. but that task has been complicated by the loss of keira walsh in midfield. such is her talent, some say she's irreplaceable. england will have to adapt. it's always difficult in that moment to see your teammate, but my best friend as well go down in such pain. that's the most embarrassing thing for her, is the fact that she got stretchered off. she wasn't necessarily thinking about the knee. she was more bothered about the whole nation watching her. there's 22 of us now that have got a step up and, yeah, we're just excited and she'll be watching. when walsh went off against denmark, it was laura coons who was brought on. despite being the oldest player in

katie gornall, bbc news, adelaide.orrow, with the date potentially moved to next week. home office sources say the delay is because working practices for port staff haven't been signed off yet. they say there are no outstanding fire safety issues. that's it from me, goodbye to our world audiences. that's it from me, goodbye to our world audiences. house prices in the uk have fallen by the largest annual amount since 2009, according to the building society nationwide — down by nearly 4%. an average home now costs just over £260,000. but higher interest rates mean affordability is still a challenge for many people. with the details, here's our cost of living correspondent, colletta smith. this is the biggest fall in house crisis. that's the skill of the drop that we're talking about. average house prices have fallen by 4.5% since the price peak we saw back in august, according to nationwide data. but the physician has changed dramatically since 1a years ago. —— position. it's been caused by the huge increase in mortgage

they were 3-0 over china in adelaide. second goal for laurenjames. it was a record equalling victory for the lionesses. i am delighted. i said we would have to do things a bit different than we did before and we did really well, that shows how much the team can adapt and they are enjoying themselves on the pitch. we expected from china that they would press a bit higher because they had to win to make a chance of going through. but they just stayed in shape to make a chance of going through. but theyjust stayed in shape and i do not think they expected us to play this way and they did not find a solution. denmark have gone through alongside england. with pernille harder with what proved to be the only goal of the game in a 1—nil win over haiti. she also had another ruled out. one of two disallowed for denmark in perth. this is how the group finished. england will play nigeria in the next round. england will play nigeria in the next round-—

. ♪ >> the next front will bring rain to adelaide and didn't bring much to perth.e sunshine at 18 degrees. there's a bit of warmth, more or less at 20 degrees or less in adelaide ahead of the rain and once it comes in, there's an active enough cold front to bring cold weather with it so you'll see snow falling in the victorian alps and 50 degrees in melbourne. as for new zealand, proper southerly flow will mean winter weather and will feel cold and miserable in christ church and wellington. melbourne gets the worst of it on thursday. we've seen unusually heavy downpours in sumatra and are a bit lighter affecting the cry season and looks dry in myanmar and central thailand but the spinning storms of these here, we know it's going to arouse the beginning of august and causing the most trouble not because of the strength of the wind but barely a tropical storm but the extent of the rain falling from it. the chances of landslides are quite high and it heads towards south korea. in fact the whole korean peninsula for thursday. ♪ >> african narratives from african perspe

things will cool down in places like adelaide. but it weather is starting to creep in on wednesday. i -- it's moving this way north we bring increased rainfall to western areas on wednesday. >> welcome back, you're watching al jazeera. libya's foreign minister has been fired following an unannounced meeting. the meeting sparked widespread demonstrations. the french president says his ambassador will stay put despite a 48 hour deadline. officials at the spanish football federation have called on their president to resign. the computer failure has been identified and fixed. and more than 500 flights have been canceled. expect long delays. >> national air-traffic services they have identified the glitch. they created a domino effect to land and depart. there is a major hub for international travel. you could imagine little margin of error. canceled, rescheduled. busiest holidays of the year. >> a judge has set a trial in washington for march next year. the trial starts the day before super tuesday. major presidential primaries take place across 14 states. trump says he will appeal the

they comfortably beat morocco 4—0 in adelaide.re never really troubled by the opposition, kadi diani opening the scoring afterjust 15 minute, and further goals from kenza dali and two from eugenie le sommer sealed the victory and a quarter final against hosts australia in brisbane on saturday. to the premier league now, where chelsea's christopher nkunku has had an operation on his knee and will be out for an extended period according to the club. the french international suffered the problem during the first half of chelsea's preseason friendly against borussia dortmund in chicago last week. nkunku joined the club this summer for a fee of £52 million. and there is increasing uncertainty over the future of wolves managerjulien lopetegui. he is in talks today with the club. it's understood the former real madrid and spain coach, whojoined midway throughg last season, is unhappy with the club's transfer policy this summer. anthonyjoshua will fight finland's robert helenius at london's 02 arena on saturday helenius, at london's 02 ar

france are also through to the quarterfinals — they comfortably beat morocco 4—0 in adelaide.ed by the opposition — kadi diani opening the scoring afterjust 15 minutes, and further goals from kenza dali and two from eugenie le sommer sealed the victory and a quarterfinal against hosts australia in brisbane on saturday. this game was a bit special for us. we just arrived four days ago. the players didn't sleep very well to play this game, but it's not an excuse. we were not at 100% — but for the next game, we have to be more than 100%, because the australian team are very strong and we know it perfectly. we will be ready for this very important game. in the premier league, wolves have announced manager julen lopetegui has left the club, after nine months in charge. it's understood the former real madrid and spain coach, was unhappy with the club's transfer policy this summer. talks held today over the spaniards exit from the club have been described as amicable. former bournemouth manager gary o'neill is being lined up to replace him. chelsea's christopher nkunku has had an ope

was a solid when for friends who ended morocco's thrilling run at the was caught here in adelaide. it wasn't about the morocco fans we're hoping for, but they still extremely proud of this team. morocco's for us was top and on the view they made it as far as the knockout stages. it was also a watershed moment when the country field at the 1st ever player to where it had job at or was caught so many for us from a rock or, and why they may not have one tonight. they still leave a lasting impression on this game by calling the mode talkie reporting that you're watching the videos here as a reminder of our top story, global and west african leaders. i'm hoping there is still room for mediation with news as cooley. this be a cannot make community of west african states. so the cool west, i said that's a military intervention. maybe needed to restore demo. that's it from me and the new scene for now we'll have an update for you at the top of the out of course don't go away. ben facility is up next with a report on why young people are northeast of india, taking up the homes for the prime

morocco's reward for that momentous victory over colombia will see them go head—to—head with france in adelaidewill be the final match in the last 16. and earlier we spoke to england's most capped international, fara williams, for her thoughts on the impact of morocco's qualification. i think they're the lowest—ranked team coming into the world cup, or at least one of them. to come out of a group where nobody gave them hope, they lost 6—0 in the opening game to germany, but what was so impressive about that moroccan team is the togetherness they've shown. and i also like the fact that benzina — you know, the girl that wore the hijab — i think for the growth of the game, i think for muslim women and young girls to see a female player in a major tournament, on such a big stage, i think that visibility is crucial moving forward. to another big stage, and it's the netball world cup in south africa. there's been a surprise trouncing in the final round of group games, as jamaica hammered the defending champions new zealand 59—48. both teams qualify for the semifinals, but it was the sunshine girls wh

looking ahead to that game which starts in the next few minutes in adelaide.ng summit moves on the pace today. just as the end of the ashes, the first of the hundred begins. partially because of the efforts they have expanded over the series that finished 2—2 after the dramatic win in a final match at the oval. stuart broad ended his career by the final wicket. aha, stuart broad ended his career by the finalwicket. �* ., ., ., stuart broad ended his career by the final wicket-— final wicket. a national series gets a high-class _ final wicket. a national series gets a high-class australian _ final wicket. a national series gets a high-class australian team, - final wicket. a national series gets a high-class australian team, i - a high—class australian team, i don't think many teams would have actually been able to do or pull out the cricket we have been able to do. we stand here, to— to, and i think thatis we stand here, to— to, and i think that is genuine reflection of two good teams going at it. i that is genuine reflection of two good teams going at it.- th

france cruise into the quarterfinals after thrashing morocco 4-0 in adelaide and are preparing to face their australian hosts this saturday. more on today's games with james from our sports desk. >> with just one place left in the quarterfinal, the pressure was on. france set the tone early on. as -- just 15 minutes in. then came this. second goal. as they punished morocco for poor defending. that's three for the blue in the space of 10 minutes. they failed to seat single shot on target and sunk any hopes of coming back. she scored a brace to make it 4-0. >> we were able to score four times. four really nice goals. so now in the quarterfinals, things are getting a little bit heated. and only eight teams are left in the running. the objective now is to achieve the best ever result by a french team at a world cup. earlier in the day, colombia broke the deadlock against jamaica when catalina got on the end of a long fall to score the one and only goal of the game. leading to some wild celebrations and a first ever spot in the quarterfinals. >> look, this is the right moment to score. i tr

temperatures around the season, average in adelaide and melbourne.st of the wet and windy weather affecting tasmania. sydney will also see something of a cooldown with windy weather on thursday. plenty of sunshine on friday. as we hop across to new zealand, the usual winter weather to be found. a cold front sweeping across the north island has a snowy edge to it. much more settled in the south into friday. christchurch seeing sunshine at 10 degrees celsius. into southeast asia, a mixture of sunshine in much of the region. however it's continuing to be a rather dry season for java. ♪ >> a legacy of southern africa's colonial history. a blend of traditional music with western instruments. born in the villages of lesotho, it echoes in apartheid's misused minds where a renewed illegal old rush has taken hold. as organized crime struggles for control of the lucrative industry, it too often ends in bloodshed. the accordion wars on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ tom: you are watching al jazeera. a reminder of the top stories this hour. wildfires on the hawaiian islands of

it is the morning after the night before here in adelaide and what a night it was, england to beatinged in the tournament and give some momentum into the last 16. it was a lot of fun to watch, and have someone with mayhew particularly enjoyed it. it could not have gone better? the talk about it going into it was keira walsh and they coped well. it about it going into it was keira walsh and they coped well. it was stellar, i loved _ walsh and they coped well. it was stellar, i loved every _ walsh and they coped well. it was stellar, i loved every moment i walsh and they coped well. it was stellar, i loved every moment of. stellar, i loved every moment of that game. how do you replace a player like keira walsh? i don't think there is a like for like flyers but it forced serena's hand candidate to make some difficult decisions that we have not really seen her make in terms of formation change. she went to a 3—5—2 at times and provided a lot of structure in terms of build—up but so much fluidity and freedom in attack as well. bringing in katie to hold down that holding midfield position a

a fronts coming into adelaide and melbourne thursday, leaving behind by dish whether -- leaving behindtish weat her. it's been a snowy ski season so far here. it only falls for maybe one day. in new zealand, the picture is a quiet one, the wind is not exactly strong. in christchurch, enjoy the sunshine. similar in wellington. outside of the equator, in the middle of summer, coming to the end i suppose. rains should be in western thailand, central philippines. a few showers in malaysia. the remains of the typhoon has left behind a legacy of still pretty wet weather. ♪ >> the scars of the war in ukraine run deep. but the devastation of the country's precious ecosystems may take the longest to heal. we document the impacts of the fighting and follow war crimes investigators as they collect evidence of what they describe as ecocide. ukraine: ground zero, on al jazeera. ♪ >> welcome back. reminder of our stop stories -- our top stories, niger's junta maintains it is open to talks to solving regional disputes triggered by the coup. residents in senegal have been protesting after at least 60

you see the rains coming in to adelaide and melbourne, typically in victoria thursday, but a closer look- i will go a bit closer -- shows it is cold enough to bring some welcome snow from the victorian alps, which have been a bit short this season. in new zealand, pretty picture. the sun is back out, snow is falling and looking beautiful. that means it is more or less where it should be. the heaviest rain around the central philippines, there might be some flash flooding, but probably it is stressed typical weather for this time of year. a typhoon has crossed a good part of central japan and is over the open water. it leaves a legacy of very humid air. leaves showers in japan but drive to the west. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching al jazeera. a reminder of our top stories at this hour, former u.s. president president trump -- former u.s. president trump has been indicted for the fourth time. prosecutors accuse him and his associates of racketeering, saying he conspired to overturn the results of the 2020 u.s. electric -- election. the united nations secretary-general says an armed mul

begin to rise in the southeast corner of australia as cloud cover shoves out, so not a bad day in adelaide thursday. we have you penciled in for 20 degrees. we will have this weather report in new zealand. also not much going on. typical winter's day. bit breezy. you will max out at 13 degrees. see you in a bit. ♪ >> african narratives from african perspectives. >> it is going to be a good flight. >> short documentaries from african filmmakers from kenya, nigeria, and rwanda. >> my heart is full of joy. >> conservation from above, joy in the traveling, and feeling the game, africa direct on al jazeera. >> welcome back. i reminder of our top news stories -- six children and two adults have been rescued after being trapped in a cable car suspended 300 meters above ground in northern pakistan. they had been left dangling for hours after one of the cables snapped. firefighters in greece found the bodies of 18 suspected migrants in an area hit by a major wildfire. authorities say the bodies were discovered near a shack in the northeastern region of al exandropolis. turkish authorities have reop

it was a solid winful, french who ended morocco's a thrilling run at the was caught here in adelaide. it wasn't about the morocco fans. we're hoping for, but they still extremely proud of this team. morocco's for us was top and on the view they made it as far as the knockout stages. it was also a watershed moment when the country feels that the 1st of a player to where it had job at or was caught so many 1st from a rock or, and why they may not have one tonight. they still leave a lasting impression on this game. columbia have also reached quarter finals after a narrow window when over jamaica in melbourne. after a goal this 1st top striker, kathleen, it was nice for the only goal of the game in front of more than $25000.00 firms in australia. columbia is when sees them through to the quarter finals for the 1st time. they will face england on saturday. well, the quarter finals kick off on friday in new zealand, which is co hosting the tournament. spain faced the netherlands and japan meet suite and then on saturday, as we said, kind of close to australia come up against france and rea

but activities are average 60 and 17 melvin and adelaide. but blue there is rain, not much in the way snow which is still voltage. finding us in victoria out in the west. in past the front seems to have collapsed the one that is heading your way. so path itself looks like being brought to a sunny at $23.00 degrees. ask for new zealand back to normal. again, these are average temperatures, more or less, the wind up from the sides was probably give you a chill feel to things with the sun is that for the most part, nothing increases in the case during monday. the breeze, owing to welding to the north island, is a bit cherry. a . we look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and including security around the world history or something that the international community your view should be doing to understand how it affects counting the cost on o g, a 0 i'm from take down interrupting discussions from a london broadcast center. on out june 0 the the book about q. what do y'all just bea

although wet weather will eventually sweep his way through the byte pushing into adelaide and gradually making his way across the se, in kona next week of the how does the team from a smaller league drove the bigger crowds? why does the irish flag fly out of some of these clubs? what is it about celtic that has the weld over ceiling? the mall texasfootball with the a pre estimate around the world, the defense who makes football on the the watching me elizabeth don't have a reminder of on top stories. so we just created a basic, a deadline set by west africa, nations reinstated the close to president for home, and was a supporters of the crew valued in the campus of the i'm a of a nice at colossus, given the military until sunday to protect civilians security has been increased in progress don off today and present mentions in non con, former prime minister has called on to hold peaceful protest sentence cons 3 years in prison for corruption on saturday. and the moscow appointed the governor of the dawn, yet screech, and most of choosing many instances of attacking university with cluste

now south australia has answered its capital adelaide seen it's warm is winter, day, and 14 years you've got up to 26.4, but big changes now with a southerly wind. it's really lower the to.

now south australia has answered its capital, adelaide, seeing it's warm is winter, day, and 14 years you've got up to 26.4, but big changes. now with a southerly wind, it's really lower the temperature down by a 10 degrees purse. you could set a record for the last day of august if you can believe it 30 and we got you in for 29 before your temperatures. take a tumble. ok to new zealand. not much to report in a weather alerts to speak of plenty of sun in the forecast. getting striked with a few showers though, for the escape that includes gives bin, with a height of 16 degrees. here's our type food. now in the south china sea, let's go in here for a closer look, but the day is dragging rain rate across indo china, specifically southern indo china. there is a threat of seeing some flooding there. so here's where the stones are. one south of taiwan, one just to the northeast. let's paint on this red line now. that's where the storm looks to go over the next several days. and we've got this one tracking through the rico islands, read through islands and eventually into eastern china. mea

comes across the bike and eventually ends up either in victoria or just in south australia getting adelaide. you go to your teens, not because the law strongly went through this one here. not in terms of the document give this not open the match victorian outs. however, in contrast, it's a fine looking day on friday temperature wise. not so hot, but then we are talking about winter, so it's not going to be easy. but given that that's going to be changing. counts have it static for too long. on saturday, the reading comes back into the serves, but it's a, it's a wind that's coming in from the door which tends to lift the temperature. so christ church property. you'll see after about 15 on sunday. but up in the mountains, you'll see snow the of the book and back or mind about headlines now and it says, ministry has announced an interim government, head of an emergency summit to neighboring nigeria. west off can reach the echo us is meeting to call for the immediate reinstatement to post president echo as the presidential election. and we'll go ahead to share deals in 10 days to spot this fasc

, but some versa of rain to go for the dang and down under right now we've been setting records, adelaide temperatures have fallen off there. but pers, you could set a record for the last day of august. it's 30, we've got you in for 29, so it's possible. and in new zealand, nothing much to report, no weather alerts, but a bit of rain for gifted. that's your update. the between the 18 hundreds and as recently as the 9090s in canada, over a 150000 children were taken from their homes and forced into schools that stripped them of their identity and to offer their lives. as the search for unmarked graves continues and harrowing revelations emerge. people and power examines the long term consequences of the government funded system. residential schools, canada shame on a jersey to in the the, the watching else 0. a reminder of our top story is this. our military leaders in gabon have named a general bree, so leave in game a as transitional leader, place president of the bundle under house arrest, and enclosing overnight curfew. the u. n. the african union and friends have condemned to retain a

world and established a national space agency. male: declare the australian space agency here in adelaidee so long? karen andrews: i think it was a lack of understanding by many, many people of what space is all about and the opportunities that it can present. so i think it took a little bit of time for people to understand the significance of space, the space industry, the space sector, to australia. there's opportunities for us to grow our businesses, there's opportunities for us to create jobs here, and there's opportunities in space for our everyday lives to become that much easier, that more--that much more simpler. so yes, there are some opportunities for us, and we should grasp them with both hands. malcolm: the australian space agency was really important and a very positive step because what it does, it gives us a policy organization within government whose job it is to help grow the australian commercial space sector. ♪♪♪ michael: right now, the space world is a very exciting field to be in, full of boffins who have spent years working toward the moment we're now living. brad tu

turned much cooler and breezy a temperature sitting around the seasonal average for the likes of adelaide as well as melbourne, and we've seen the west of the wet and when the weather affecting tasmania as we end the week. sidney will also see something of a cool down. it'll be when do widow on that sized a painting of sunshine. however, by friday it was hot because it hasn't been to new zealand. it's the usual winter weather to be found here. thanks to a cold front, sweeping across the north island. that's called a snowy edge to it. much more settled in the south as we go into friday. christ church things sunshine at 10 degrees celsius as we move to south east asia or a mixture of sunshine and showers across much of the region. however, it's continuing to be around the dry season for java of the legacy of southern africa's colonial history from a, a blend of traditional music with western instrument, the super to now it goes in apartheid to disused mines where a new illegal gold rush has taken hold as organized, crime guns, battle for control of this lucrative industry feuds that started

it was a solid when full friends who ended morocco's a thrilling run at the was cop here in adelaide. it wasn't about the morocco fans we're hoping for, but they still extremely proud of this team. morocco's for us was cop and on the view they made it as far as the knockout stages. it was also a watershed moment when the country field at the 1st ever play you to where it had job at or was caught so many for us from a rock or, and why they may not have one tonight. they still leave a lasting impression on this game dw, sending, we'll talk a reporting that now the quote of finals kick off on friday. the new zealand, which is costing us tournament. spain will face the netherlands and japan made sweep. then on saturday, as we said, closest radio come up against fronts and writing you appear in champions, england play columbia. or you're watching the, the news here is a reminder of our top story, global and west african leaders of hoping that is still room for mediation with these as, as cooley. that's the economics community of west african states. so equal was a set that's mandatory inte

but things will cool down to places like adelaide as well as melbourne. that's as a where the front brings the range paces like victoria as well as tasmania, new south wales, tricking all the way up to queensland. now it's a dry story. as we hope, of course, a tasman to new zealand from frosty stops to the mornings. however, stretching all the way up to oakland, but largely settled sonya in room by the time we get to the mid afternoon from what the weather is starting to creep into the south island on wednesday. and what weather is still the story from northern areas of the philippines. thanks to follow which movie, which is moving its way north towards taiwan. it'll bring increased rain full to western areas on wednesday. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, all the lock you watching else is here. i'm associated hey here and uh, let's remind you about top stories. libby is fine, minnesota and that's what i'm hungry and has been fired. following and announced meeting with is rarely foreign minister is needed this week last week. i'm sorry. th

to the women's world cup now — france beat a—0 morocco in adelaide.n the second — with no reply from the moroccan team. the winner of this game goes on to face tournament hosts australia on saturday. earlier today, we saw a little more world cup history made with colombia advancing to the quarter finals for the first time. the south american side confirmed their spot in the final eight with 1—0 victory over jamaica in brisbane. it was the first time in the entire tournament that jamaica has conceded a goal. colombia will now meet england in the quarterfinals. the lionesses barely made it past nigeria — securing a win in a penalty shoot—out. what a day for colombia. live now to bogota — we can speak to bbc mundo correspondent daniel pardo. the game was in the middle of the night but i'm sure there were people watching this history making moment for colombia. watching this history making moment for colombia-— for colombia. yes, it was in the middle of _ for colombia. yes, it was in the middle of the _ for colombia. yes, it was in the middle of the night

they ensured top spot in their group with a thumping 6—1 win over china in adelaide. 3—0 up at half timegland were pegged back to 3—1 before three more second half goals. laurenjames with her second and third of the tournament. and a record—equalling world cup victory for the lionesses. i am very delighted. i said we would have to do things a bit different than we did before and we did really well, that shows how much the team can adapt and they are enjoying themselves on the pitch. we expected from china that they would press a bit higher because they had to win to make a chance of going through. but they just stayed in shape. i do not think they expected us to play this way and they did not find a solution. denmark have gone through alongside england. their 2—0 win over haiti sealed with a 100th minute goal for sanne troelsgaard in perth. they also had two goals disallowed. haiti go out of their first world cup without a point or a goal. this is how group d finished. three out of three for england has them top. and they'll play nigeria in the next round in brisbane on monday. denmark's

france are also through to the quarter—finals, they comfortably beat morocco 4—0 in adelaide.y troubled by the opposition, kadi diani opening the scoring after just fifteen minutes and further goals from kenza dali and two from eugenie le sommer sealed the victory and a quarter—final against hosts australia in brisbane on saturday. in the premier league, wolves managerjulien lopetegui is set to leave the club, with former bournemouth manager gary o'neill is being lined up to replace him. it's understood the former real madrid and spain coach, who joined midway through last season, is unhappy with the club's transfer policy this summer. talks held today over the spaniards exit from the club have been described as amicable. chelsea's christopher nkunku has had an operation on his knee and will be out for an extended period according to the club. the french international suffered the problem during the first half of the blues pre—season friendly against borussia dortmund last week. the 25—year—old joined the club this summer for a fee of £52 million. and newcastle have confirmed

i'm in adelaide, where england are leading china in the women's world cup.wi at the netball world cup on a day england's roses will face fiji in the second group stage. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. new figures show the rate at which food prices are rising in our shops has slowed down — to its lowest level this year. according to the british retail consortium, food inflation fell

her england side won 6—1 in adelaide. this was their second goal. a great finish from lauren hemp.hemp. both were set up by laurenjames, who got in on the action with two goals. this was her second, again it good finish. rachel daley rounded off a victory for england, which means they go through the last 16 as group winners. i’m the last 16 as group winners. i'm ve the last 16 as group winners. jun very delighted, the last 16 as group winners, jun very delighted, we're just the last 16 as group winners. jun very delighted, we're just going to do things a little different than we did before. we did really well. it shows how adaptive this team is, and i think they're enjoying themselves on the pitch. we expected that china would press a little higher because they had to win to go through. but i don't think they expected us to play this way, and they didn't find a solution. second place in england because my group goes to denmark after they beat haiti 2—0. —— england's. ending the tournament without a point or a goal. elsewhere, the defending champions usa are also into the knockout s

we have got the message, a huge cheerfrom the stadium and sidelines as well in adelaide but also withwaits for nigeria to take this penalty. the falcons at the africa cup of nations nine time cup holders. they are held their own and they have scored, still england are leading so the score at the moment is to— one to england at and i do apologise and brisbane will be matches taking place. not over yet. brisbane will be matches taking place. not overyet. emily, can i come back to you? sorry to drag you away from the screen. cheering. the girls aren't so excited, there is so much support. i wish millie bright could hear the cheers because that is so much support for the lionesses. cheering. everyone is so excited, another goal for anglin. how are you feeling?— excited, another goal for anglin. i how are you feeling?- did how are you feeling? brilliant. did ou how are you feeling? brilliant. did you expect — how are you feeling? brilliant. did you expect us _ how are you feeling? brilliant. did you expect us to — how are you feeling? brilliant. did you expect us to do _ how are you feelin

laurenjames scored twice in the victory in adelaide — this her second goal to make it 4—1 — her thirdnament so far and she's also had several assists. england as a whole haven't faced a top ranked team yet at this world cup, but head coach serena wiegman is understandly pleased with her squad. i'm very delighted. what i said before the game, where going to do things a little different than we did before. and we did really well. it shows how adaptive this team is. it shows how adaptive this team is. i think they are enjoying themselves on the pitch. what we expected from china that they would press a little harder because they had to win to make a chance to go through. but they stayed in shape, i don't think they stayed in shape, i don't think they expected us to play this way. and they didn't find a solution. denmark go through as the runners—up in group d after their 2—nil win over haiti which was sealed with a 100th minute goal for sanne troelsgaard in perth. they also had two goals disallowed... it means haiti are out of their first world cup without a point or a goal. so this is h

they ensured top spot in their group with a thumping 6—1 win over china in adelaide. 3—0 up at half time

let's just update you on the lionesses out in adelaide. well, looking at the screen . however, they have got screen. however, they have got plenty to enjoy because england are 3—1 up against china, although china had got that goal back a penalty indeed in the past few minutes after lucy bronze has had a handball decision against her by var apparently pretty controversial . anyway, wang shuang put it in the net for china and england. a little rattled, apparently by that. >> let's not let's also remember that england only need a single point to progress s as group winners . winners. >> so hopefully croydon will get excited at some stage. we'll just come on croydon. >> they're not usually like that anyway , back to the baxter box park. >> when something else happens, perhaps now the former snp mp margaret ferrier is due to find out whether she will lose her seat after being suspended for breaching covid regulations. >> you might remember that she travelled on a train while she had coronavirus in 2020. >> well, a recall petition for rutherglen

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turned much cooler and breezy a temperature sitting around the seasonal average for the likes of adelaide as well as melvin. and we've seen the worst of the when, when the weather affecting tasmania as we end the week. sidney will also see something of a cool down. it'll be when do widow on thursday, the 20 of sunshine. how about by friday? it was a lot because it hasn't been to new zealand. it's the usual winter weather to be found here. thanks to a cold front, sweeping across the north island. that's called a snowy edge to it. much more settled in the south as we go into friday. christ church, the sunshine at 10 degrees celsius as you move to south east asia, a mixture of sunshine and showers across much of the region. however, it's continuing to be around the dry season for java. the weather brought to you by visit castle and legacy of southern africa's colonial history. formal a blend of traditional music with western instrument the so to now it goes in apartheid to disused mines where a new illegal gold rush has taken home as organized crime, guns, battle for control of this lucrativ

jane dougall is in adelaide for us with more.ormance from england, who showed strength and depth against china at the stadium. manager sarina wiegman made changes and what a difference they made. six gold from five different players, but to stand laurenjames, who set “p but to stand laurenjames, who set up three and scored two herself. she is fast becoming the star of this england squad. her team mate said she wasn't surprised by how well james played. we she wasn't surprised by how well james played-— james played. we all know she's unbelievable. _ james played. we all know she's unbelievable. i've _ james played. we all know she's unbelievable. i've had _ james played. we all know she's unbelievable. i've had the - james played. we all know she's i unbelievable. i've had the privilege of playing with her for manchester united, so i seen how much she's developed over the year. i think you've seen today what she can bring to the team and she shows us that every single day in training. {hind every single day in training. china not

to the women's world cup now and france have taken a commanding 3—0 lead over morocco in adelaide.trol deep into the first half. the winner of this game will go on to face tournament hosts australia on saturday. earlier today, we saw a little more world cup history made with colombia advancing to the quarterfinals for the very first time. the south american side secured their spot in the final eight with 1—0 victory over jamaica in brisbane. forjamaica, it was a bit of history too. this was the first time they've made it out of the group stage. colombia will now meet england in the quarterfinals. the lionesses barely made it passed nigeria, securing a win in a penalty shoot—out. sports correspondent katie gornall has been following the day's action at a fan park in brisbane. this was a huge moment for colombia. they have been one of the surprise packages of this tournament. remember, they beat germany on the way to topping the group to reach this stage and their fan base here have been absolutely loving every minute of it. there is a significant colombian expat community in austral

france are also through to the quarter—finals, they comfortably beat morocco 4—0 in adelaide.dn't sleep very well to play this game but it's not an excuse. we are not at 100%, but for the next game we have to be more than 100% because australia team are very strong and we know it perfectly. we will be ready for this very important game. in the premier league, wolves have announced manager julen lopetegui left the club after nine months in charge. it's understood the former real madrid and spain coach was unhappy with the club's transfer policy this summer. talks held today over the spaniards exit from the club have been described as amicable. former bournemouth manager gary o'neill is being lined up to replace him. chelsea's christopher nkunku has had an operation on his knee and will be out for an extended period, according to the club. the french international suffered the problem during the first half of the blues pre—season friendly against borussia dortmund last week. the 25—year—old joined the club this summer for a fee of £52 million. and newcastle have confirmed the si