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alessia russo v nearly made an instant impact. gave everything. wiegman had much to ponder. haiti is the big match england have to look forward to. what is next on the schedule for them? the? to look forward to. what is next on the schedule for them?— the schedule for them? they are fl in: out the schedule for them? they are flying out frustrated _ the schedule for them? they are flying out frustrated in _ the schedule for them? they are flying out frustrated in a - the schedule for them? they are flying out frustrated in a few - the schedule for them? they are l flying out frustrated in a few days' time on the 5th ofjuly and they will then have a few days to acclimatise and obviously have jet lag to deal with before they start up lag to deal with before they start up in full lag to deal with before they start up infull training lag to deal with before they start up in full training again. then they put theirfinal chance to up in full training again. then they put their final chance to fine tune ahead of the tournament. it's a closed doors friendl

alessia russo very nearly made an instant impact. portugal very nearly gave everything.egman had much to ponder. much frustrating afternoon sarina wiegman had much to ponder.— had much to ponder. much to ponder indeed. had much to ponder. much to ponder indeed- when — had much to ponder. much to ponder indeed. when you _ had much to ponder. much to ponder indeed. when you look _ had much to ponder. much to ponder indeed. when you look at _ had much to ponder. much to ponder indeed. when you look at the - indeed. when you look at the tournament on the 22nd ofjuly. tournament, 22nd ofjuly they match they've got to look forward to and what is on the schedule for them? someone get that man a lozenge! they are flying out to australia in just are flying out to australia in just a few days' time on the 5th ofjuly. they will then have a few days to acclimatise and jet lag to deal with before they start up in training again and they've got the final chance ahead of the tournament. behind closed doors friendly against canada led by ben friesen and he is to be part of the england s

alessia russo. legacy of their euros win to inspire a generation, consider this generation inspired. but turning that enthusiasm into a new era of success, well, that might be a bit harder to guarantee. commentator: england lead! it's karen carney! karen carney played 144 times for england and watches almost as many games a season now as a pundit. she's been leading a major review of women's football, commissioned by the government last year. there's players that were on £5,000 a year, working three jobs, so that means they're undernourished, they're dehydrated, they're fatigued. the quality is not there. they're not being treated fairly. there's been evidence that at the elite game, they've been treated as second class citizens. it's been revolved around the men's game. that has to change. we have to see these as elite athletes and treat them with the utmost respect. getting youngsters into the game, like at bedworth girls in the west midlands, isn't a problem. in the months after euro 2022, there

alessia russo says she is beyond excited to join arsenal, after her departure from manchester unitedact expired. united had previously turned down two world—record bids from arsenal in january with second offer believed to be close to half £1 million. she is past the lioness�* squad heading to the world cup in australia on wednesday. now some history in england on tuesday, hannah dingley has been named the caretaker head coach of forest green rovers becoming the first woman to take charge of a senior men's team. she firstjoined forest green rovers in 2019 to take charge of the academy, in which time she also initiated the club's girls academy which launched in 2021. and that is all the time we've got left for now. from me, mark edwards and the rest of the team here at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. conditions improve for much of the country for wednesday. we're in between weather systems. so again, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, but nowhere near as wet as what we had across the south of the country on tuesday. now, that's tuesday's area of low pressure cle

on the women's side england striker alessia russo says she is "beyond excited" to join arsenal. her contract expired. united had previously turned down two world—record bids from arsenal injanuary, with the second offer believed to be close to half a million pounds. she is part of the lionesses squad heading to the world cup in australia on wednesday. some history in england on tuesday. hannah dingley has been named the caretaker head coach of forest green rovers — becoming the first woman to take charge of a senior men's team in english football. the league two side sacked duncan ferguson on tuesday after just six months in charge. dingley meanwhile firstjoined forest green rovers in 2019 to take charge of the academy in which time she also initiated the club's girls academy which launched in 2021. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. conditions improve for much of the country for wednesday. we're in between weather systems. so again, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, but nowhere near as wet as what we had across the south

a surging run from alessia russo looked promising... it's russo!ore dangerous, earps stretching every sinew to keep this out. amalie vangsgaard scored denmark's winner in the last match, and england's defence were given a warning here. but they held on. another 1—0 win, another three points — it's the perfect start for sarina wiegman�*s side, but it's come at a cost. i think we started well, we played well, we scored that goal. then we had, of course, this horrible moment with keira, she had to go out. in the second half we really, really had to fight for the win, that's what we did, so i'm very proud of the team. you don't often see her changing up herteam, but today she changed it up, and the team brought it home, they were there tonight. in sarina we trust, honestly, - she knows this game, i love her. the win lifts england to the top of group d, but not yet into the last 16. england playing a waiting game at the moment. if they are to progress into the last 16 with a game to spare they need to haiti to avoid defeat against china in the later kic

alessia russo hasjoined arsenal. the second offer was close to half £1 million.is month for the world cup and has become the third signing for arsenal this summer. plenty more stories on the bbc website including on the tour de france but for now back to you. worn out from israel. a palestinan man has injured seven people after driving his car into them in tel aviv and attacking them with a knife. he was later shot and killed. the palestinian militant group, hamas, has welcomed the attack. it suggested the man was responding to an israeli army raid in thejenin refugee camp in the west bank, which has left at least ten people dead. palestinian officials say about 3,000 people fled their homes in the camp — after israeli troops israel said its forces had conducted "an extensive counter—terrorism effort". your reaction to what is happening in israel. , ., , , your reaction to what is happening in israel. , . , , ., your reaction to what is happening in israel. , , ., ., in israel. this has been a long time cominu. in israel. this has been a long time coming- the _ i

i do think serena will probably stick with the same team and start with alessia russo up top again becauselt, and perhaps she will just say to each individual and collectively, "these are the areas we can be better in." the mood in the camp is upbeat. soon we will find out who has made the cut against denmark, but can they stamp their name on the tournament? katie gornall, bbc news, sydney. cricket and the fifth and final men s ashes test of the summer is under way at the oval. australia lead the series 2—1 and put england into bat this morning. but after a bright start the hosts lost three quick wickets. of course this match matters, look into the eyes of these players, it's the ashes, there is always motivation, like limiting australia post—match celebrations. a draw of 2-2 post—match celebrations. a draw of 2—2 sounds better than losing it 3—1 and on the balance of the series england will feel maybe that is the least they deserve. sack rowley back into his rhythm. remember has match defining innings in the last test match which was won by the weather? ben duckett always likes to try qui

alessia russo.pire a generation, consider this generation inspired. but turning that enthusiasm into a new era of success, well, that might be a bit harder to guarantee. england lead! it's karen carney. karen carney played 144 times for england and watches almost as many games a season now as a pundit. she's been leading a major review of women's football commissioned by the government last year. there's players that are on £5,000 a year, working three jobs. so that means they're undernourished, they're dehydrated, they're fatigued. the quality is not there. they're not being treated fairly. there's been evidence that at the elite game they've been treated as second class citizens. it's been revolved around the men's game. that has to change. we have to see these as elite athletes and treat them with that utmost respect. getting youngsters into the game, like at bedworth girls in the west midlands, isn't a problem. in the months after euro 2022, there was a near 200% rise in women's and girls footba

norwich city, the 46—year—old german has agreed a four—year deal at elland road england striker alessia russoorld—record bids from arsenal injanuary, with the second offer believed to be close to half a million pounds. she is part of the lionesses squad heading to the world cup in australia tomorrow. and joining her down under is hannah hampton, the goalkeeper will also be at a new club upon her return. she is chelsea's latest signing. and joins the women's super league champions on a three—year deal, after her contract with aston villa expired. that's all from the bbc sport centre — so let's head back to wimbledon and chetan. chetan over to you. the ring continues to pour and not a problem for those who were in central cord to the left of me and boy, within the treat earlier today because roger federal, boy, within the treat earlier today because rogerfederal, tennis royalty was in town and sat next to royalty was in town and sat next to royalty less, and there was also at wimbledon today imparts to support their friend jt but they were there to celebrate roger federal�*s incredible achievem

england striker alessia russo says she is "beyond excited" tojoin arsenal.d on a free transfer following her departure from manchester united this summer. united had previously turned down two world record bids from arsenal injanuary, with the second offer believed to be close to half a million pounds. she is part of the lionesses squad heading to the world cup in australia tomorrow. and that is all your sport for now. back to you, lewis. marc, thanks for that. the police are reopening an investigation into breaches of covid regulations at a christmas party at conservative party ho. it follows the emergence of this video of a gathering, where aides were invited to "jingle and mingle". this video was published by the sunday mirror. let's speak to our political correspondentjonathan blake. hi there, jonathan, so just talk us through exactly what we know. j ssica an update from police tonight. firstly, let's take that event which you just show the video of at conservative party headquarters, on the 14th of december back in 2020. it was a party held in honour of

england striker alessia russo says she is "beyond excited" to join arsenal.ad heading to the world cup in australia tomorrow. daniel farke has been appointed the new leeds united manager. a two—time winner of the championship while in charge of norwich city, the 46—year—old german has agreed a four—year deal at elland road. and that's all your sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. quite a lot of you will have seen some fairly heavyish rain around through tuesday afternoon. on the satellite picture, you can see a couple of bands of cloud. this one for scotland and northern ireland brought some showery conditions. this one in the south was a system that continued to develop, and we saw rain become extensive across southern england, southern wales, the midlands and east anglia. this system is going to continue developing through the course of the night. and so we're looking at a band of heavy rain moving its way eastwards. the wettest weather for norfolk and suffolk, where we could see around 30 or 40 millimetres o

i think she will stick with alessia russo up top, she trusted her with— alessia russo up top, she trusted i think it is collective _ the right areas? so i think it is collective rather than just the number— collective rather than just the number nine not on the right place, so give _ number nine not on the right place, so give her— number nine not on the right place, so give her more options and opportunities and hopefully she will score _ score. is- score. is there a different pressure at these group stages, before they go through? it feels like there is so much to play for, so much expectation. is there a sigh of relief when you get beyond the stages? relief when you get beyond the sta . es? , relief when you get beyond the stares? , ., _, relief when you get beyond the staies? , . .., . stages? they are coming in at european _ stages? they are coming in at european champions, - stages? they are coming in at european champions, there i stages? they are coming in at european champions, there is| stages? they are coming in at. european champions, there is a stages? they are coming in at -

alessia russo had the best chance at stadium mk, but saw her strike cleared off the line.hat problem yesterday, as identical twin brothers adam and simon went toe—to—toe in a brilliant opening stage to this year's tour de france. it was eventually adam who came out on top in the final stages, pipping his brother to line and taking the leader's yellow jersey to secure his first tour stage win. another hilly stage awaits the riders today as they'll complete another 130 miles. and natasha jonas had a night to remember in manchester, as she became a two weight world champion. the british boxer beat canada's kandi wyatt, with the referee stopping the fight in the eighth round. the victory means the 39—year—old has now won four separate world titles in two divisions in the space ofjust 16 months. earlier this week, we took a behind the scenes tour of the wimbledon clubhouse with tennis superstar novak djokovic. he's won 23 grand slam titles and is hoping for another big win at wimbledon this year. as well as showing us around, he also gave us an insight into his children's favou

i think alessia russo is going up front russo is going to start up front even england are not even thoughof in even though england are not playin of the in even though england are not playin of the starting in even though england are not playinof the starting area.| even though england are not playinof the starting area. but terms of the starting area. but we'll know about an we'll know we'll know about an hour the kick off. who's hour before the kick off. who's going to play. but i think they're going stick the they're going to stick with the with they've got because with what they've got because i don't they've loads of don't think they've got loads of opfions don't think they've got loads of options right now, if i'm honest with you. right. >> tell you what's >> i'll tell you what's impressive. well, impressive. interesting as well, is about the is that we're talking about the women's almost. well, women's game in almost. well, actually, the same actually, yes. in the same sort of critical manner we're of critical manner that we're talking top item sport talking top, top item in sport t

alessia russo. commissioned by the government last year. there's players that were on £5,000 a year, working three jobs. so that means they're undernourished, they're dehydrated, they're fatigued. the quality is not there. they're not being treated fairly. there's been evidence that at the elite game they've been treated as second class citizens. it's been revolved around the men's game. that has to change. we have to see these as elite athletes and treat them with the utmost respect. getting youngsters into the game like, at bedworth girls in the west midlands, isn't a problem. in the months after euro 2022, there was a near 200% rise in women's and girls football session bookings. but keeping them interested is difficult. nearly half stop playing beyond primary school age. today's report suggests it's not just providing the motivation that matters, but also money. funding for grassroots investment to improve the fan experience and facilities for players throughout the game. some of the other key r