brisbane later. you have lined that u- brisbane later.for _ brisbane later. you have lined that up perfectly for us. - brisbane later. you have linedi that up perfectly for us. thank you. let's speak tojen 0'neil, who's editor of she kicks magazine. she joins us live from sydney. to talk more about the matilda's and the tournament overall. lovely to have you with us. first off, can i get your feel of the tournament. how do you think it has gone so far? i how do you think it has gone so far? ., , , how do you think it has gone so far? . , , ., ,., far? i am still smiling about matilda madness. _ far? i am still smiling about matilda madness. it- far? i am still smiling about matilda madness. it is- far? i am still smiling about. matilda madness. it is reaching fever pitch here in sydney and brisbane earlier in the week. matilda's have not even got the quarter—final stage yet. i haven't been to new zealand but i saw it on television like everybody at home. they smashed it out of the park in the sense of atmosphere in the fan zones around th

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. �* . ., ., brisbane.an exciting day ahead, dan roan, many thanks. _ time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. cu, reeta. we have had a bit of summer warmth of this week but some of that has begun to ebb away. yesterday eastern england was the warm spot at around 27 celsius. i think some more of that summer warmth is going to ebb away into the weekend, some slightly cooler weather, and showery, always driest towards the south and east, furthest away from the centre of this area low pressure. yes, another weekend with low pressure in charge but that does not mean it is going to be raining all of the time, there will be some dry gaps in between the showers. overnight tonight we are going to see some quite heavy rain swinging across northern ireland into the western side of scotland, the occasional shower elsewhere, clearer skies further east, another fairly muggy night but not as warm as last night. into tomorrow, this band of rain pushing eastwards, some particularly heavy rain moving across parts of

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it is penalties in brisbane.dding watch for england fans and it would only get worse as georgia stanway, first up, faltered. fortunately for england, nigeria, with history on the line, could not take advantage, leaving chloe kelly, who else, to secure england's survival. kelly smashes england through! they have got themselves into the final eight of this women's world cup. we did it in the euros. we are here again tonight and doing it. we keep pushing forward. there is more to come from this special team. i don't think i will have my voice for a week. . my heart is going. that was tight. i cannot believe we are in the quarterfinals. literally stoked. we have flown all the way for this tournament and ijust cannot believe it. it was a dramatic and fortunate escape from england and even when they are not at their best, they find a way to win. england can count themselves fortunate, they dug deep and they fought and showed resilience and they held their nerve when it really mattered. they will face either jamaica or

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penalties were a theme of the match in brisbane.eria caused england plenty of problems and had the player—advantage afterjames was dismissed for a stamp on michelle alozie. the winner couldn't be found in 120 minutes,

in perth, group h leaders colombia faced morocco, while in brisbane, germany faced an early exit as southame out fighting against the world's second ranked team. minutes later, cho so—hyun found space and found the net, her team's first goal of the tournament, and as it stood, germany were heading home. but as we've seen many times before, captain alexandra popp putting her team back into the knockout stages. but not so fast. in perth, colombia were still being held by 72nd—ranked morocco. a goal for morocco would see them through, and in first—half stoppage time... and morocco do have their goal! ..anissa lahmari with the rebound — morocco heading through, germany once again bowing out. nine minutes of injury time were shown in both matches. anything could happen. but morocco held on. they had done their bit. now all eyes were on germany. the two—time winners needed a goal, and after 100 minutes of football, they almost found one. as close as germany have come! for germany, it was over and out, leaving at the group stage for the first time ever. for morocco, as the result came through, j

jane dougall is in brisbane for us.e given an almighty scare and questions will be asked as to why they could not go against a country ranked 36 places below them. in contrast, nigeria looked strong right from the start and were the better side throughout this match. in the first half though, england had shout for a penalty when it looked as though rachel daly had been pushed down on the box but var deemed no penalty. much to the disgust of the fans. and then, in the second half, drama. striker laurenjames was shown a straight red card and video replays showed that she had stamped on nigeria's michelle alozie so she was sent off. england were in real trouble. but defender lucy bronze told the bbc afterwards that laurenjames would learn from her mistake. obviously, she's little bit upset. obviously, she's a little bit upset. i think it isjust frustrations. you know, she is a young player and not one person thinks anything bad of lj. she has been a superstar in the first three games and, it is sad that we're going to miss

it is penalties in brisbane.ne, could not take advantage — leaving chloe kelly, who else, to secure england's survival. kelly smashes england through! they have got themselves into the final eight - of this women's world cup. we did it in the euros. we are here again tonight and doing it. we keep pushing forward. there is more to come from this special team. i don't think i will have my voice for a week. my heart is going. and that was tight. i cannot believe we are in the quarterfinals. literally stoked. we have flown all the way for this tournament and ijust cannot believe it. england have got out ofjail here in the most dramatic of ways. you can see the emotion and the relief on the players�* faces. they advanced to the quarterfinals but it doesn't really seem like the most convincing step forward and it should, of course, only get tougher from here. katie gornall, bbc news, brisbane. for almost a quarter of a century, archeaologists have been puzzled by the burial site of an iron age warrior on the isles of s

jane dougall is in brisbane for us.ighty scare and questions will be asked as to why they couldn't score against a country ranked 36 places below them. in contrast nigeria looked strong right from the start and were the better side throughout this match. in the first half england had a shout for a penalty when it looked as though rachel daly had been pushed out of the box but var deemed it no penalty for that much to the disgust of the fans for them. in the second—half — drama. striker laurenjames was shown a straight red card and video replays showed that she stamped on nigeria's so she was sent off. england were in real trouble. but the defender lucy bronze told the bbc that laurenjames would learn from her mistake. obviously, she's a bit upset. i think it's just frustrations. she's a young and not one person thinks anything bad of lj. she's been a superstar in the first three games. it said we will miss her for a game now. everybody knows how much of a talent she is. she's young and she will from this experience. eng

and what drama for them too in brisbane. went the distance and finished 7—6, after the game had ended goalless. courtney vine with the kick that sent the brisbane stadium wild with delight. england captain harry kane is hoping to win his first trophy with new club bayern munich after completing his $100 million move from tottenham on saturday. kane trained with his new team—mates this morning and could make his debut for the bavarian giants in their german super cup game against rb leipzig at the allianz arena tonight. victory over the german cup winners would mean a first piece of silverware for kane, who will wear the number nine shirt for bayern munich after putting pen to paper on a deal untiljune 2027. arsenal's premier league first game against nottingham forest was hit by delays after turnstile problems at the emirates stadium. the big kick—off was delayed by half an hour after issues with the e—ticketing system, which the club have brought they beat nottingham forest, but the game was eddie thetieh scored the first b

today in brisbane, sweden beat co-hosts australia _ win.tralia in _ win. today in brisbane, sweden beat co-hosts australia in the _ win. today in brisbane, sweden beat co-hosts australia in the third - co—hosts australia in the third fourth play—off. co-hosts australia in the third fourth play-offl— co-hosts australia in the third fourth play-off. co-hosts australia in the third l fourth play-off._ a fourth play-off. what a finish! a match england _ fourth play-off. what a finish! a match england have _ fourth play-off. what a finish! a match england have had - fourth play-off. what a finish! a match england have had to - fourth play-off. what a finish! a i match england have had to contest fourth play-off. what a finish! a - match england have had to contest at the last two world cups as losing semifinalist. here they�*ve gone one better. the challenge now, to secure their place in history. dan roan, bbc news, sydney. while plenty have made the trip to see the final in sydney tomorrow. the prince of wales has apologised for not being one of

england will be determined to avoid another one in brisbane on monday.a is investigating an official complaint that the zambia head coach — bruce mwape sexually assaulted a player at the world cup. mwape is accused of rubbing his hands over the chest of one of his players during a training session in new zealand last month. in response, the football association of zambia says it hasn't received any complaints and that all the sessions were filmed. well zambia are no longer in the tournament after being knocked out in the group stages. now, we're onlyjust into august but the long road to wembley and the fa cup final begins this weekend. 732 clubs have entered this year's competition, with a16 of those taking part in the extra preliminary round. midland premier league side tividale fc are one of the many non—league clubs who'll be looking to go on a money—making cup run. and nick clitheroe has been to visit the club. 0na on a tuesday night at teva dale, the roar of 80,000 fans in wembley seems a long way off. but this is the lifeblood of football. a grassr

andrew: 2032, brisbane olympics. they won the bid last year. 2032 is 10 years. that is an exciting project. david: in the u.s., you were ceo of dow chemical, and you merged with dupont before you step down, correct? andrew: correct. david: let's go back to your beginning. you grew up in australia. how did you get to dow in the u.s.? andrew: i grew up in northern australia from the lots of asians, first nations people, immigrants like greeks they came from poor areas, so i had this desire to see where they were from and understand the places north of us, indonesia, china, asia as a whole. american knowledge i got was listening over the radio to things like the jfk assassination, man on the moon. we did not have tv where i grew up, so i was fascinated by america and what it all for the world, so that combination helped get recruited on campus. the american companies where the ones i was intrigued by. dow, join us and we will show you the world. so that in the recruiting line. david: was your family a wealthy family? andrew: blue-collar. immigrants. my father lost

'ob done in brisbane. ., ., , ., , ., �* �* brisbane. fabio vieira converting to give arsenal the first piece of silverware of the season. but city boss pep guardiola's biggest frustration afterwards was with the amount of stoppage time played and that managers weren't consulted around the new rules. they don't consult whether the managers, they don't consult with the players, what are the opinions. they move it there, we have to accept it. so i have to accept it, they have to do it. now the games will be 100 minutes, that's for sure. imagine when they extend four goals, every time you score a goal in a game, 4—3, you put 30 seconds or 45 seconds for seven goals, tomorrow morning, 9am, i am here playing. pep guardiola wasn't pleased, but he'll have to get used to it. new rules around stoppages are now in place in english football with officials saying they'll be more accurate in calculating the exact time taken for goals, substitutions, injuries and so on. there were 13 minutes of added time at sunderland yesterday for example — but it w

sean: on march 5, 2013, five russians flew into brisbane airport.re here for a holiday. they were part of a larger group of nine russians who had made multiple visits to queensland since 2010. ilya: there's these guys who came to australia a few times. they're not very higher-rank russian businessmen, yeah? it looks like that they have some businesses in russia, but it's not big business, let's say. sean: the russians were involved in two siberian businesses: an ice cream factory and a precious-gem company. during their visits, there have been 24 accounts at this one surfers paradise branch, and over three years, more than $29 million was deposited into them. dr. david chaikin: the russians obtained debit cards on those bank accounts, and they used those debit cards to fund luxury holidays, designer clothes, expensive jewelry. the australian federal police carried out a six-month investigation, and with the material they had, they sought successfully to freeze those bank accounts in queensland. sean: in court, the australian federal police said they

ktfrom brisbane, thank ou for australia. ktfrom brisbane, thank you for that- _ australia.at. we'll keep our eyes on what jamaica and columbia you for that. we'll keep our eyes on whatjamaica and columbia do. they will kick off at nine o'clock this morning. jamaica caused a shock in their group by out purcell. —— and knocking out — brazil. and their manager says they'll do all they can to make sure their journey doesn't end at the last 16. we're going to come out and try to give it a good shot and try to win the game, you know. somebody will be knocked out. you know, it's like a boxing match, somebody will go down. so we're going to try to be the one, who... we want to be standing when the game is over, so we have to play... give it to our best. we're playing a great team, you know, very good team, very good players, so it will be a great match. in the domestic women's game, there will be a moment of history at old trafford in this season's women's super league. manchester united's stadium will host the match between the club's women's side and their rivals manchester city

there is a significant colombian expat community in australia and here in brisbane.here at this fan festival earlier, it all made for a cracking atmosphere. there were celebrating colombia's every move. in the first half there was not that much to cheer about. half there was not that much to cheerabout. it half there was not that much to cheer about. it was a nervous start to the game is the occasion seemed to the game is the occasion seemed to wake quite heavily on the colombian and jamaican players, but the game really came alive in the second half after that goal. a wonderful goal, made by the teenage defenderfrom colombia. a wonderful deep cross taken down by her captain and finished brilliantly into the far corner. that was the first goal that jamaica have conceded at this tournament. it came after five hours and 20 minutes of football. jamaica have been so resolute. they exceeded expectations to reach this stage. they put colombia under pressure and the second half and there was a great chance with about ten minutes to go, but the header went wide from jamaica

a moment in brisbane that has echoed around australia, the co—hosts now are a nation with momentum.ched the last four for the first time and what it means here was summed up by a young fan, in sam kerr's shirt. they faced france in the quarterfinals who started bright and should have scored. and for a moment in a mix—up, the route through seemed clear. but that block kept france in it and at 0—0 after two hours and bent this match went to penalties, france miss give the hosts first chance. but that meant the shoot—out went on to the tenth player on the list, and when 19—year—old vicki basye mist, brisbane braced. next and sydney, the co—hosts have hope, joe linsky bbc news. so a huge match ahead next week then 7 as england contend with that home support that australia will bring. the lionnesses lost their first game under sarina wiegman against the matildas. that was back in april. so can they get revenge on the biggest of stages? jane dougall�*s in sydney for us with more this is going to be mouthwatering, isn't it, australia the co—hosts in this stadium as well, more than 75,000 p

our correspondent in brisbane —jane dougall — was following the action.one of the nigerian defenders, and it looked as though as she got up, she looked to have stamped on michelle alozie and was sent off so england had to play for the whole of extra time and the remainder of normal time with ten players. it means also that james will now miss the quarterfinals and could face a longer suspension if fifa deem it worthy. as i said, no goals throughout that so it went to penalties and it was nail—biting. england's georgia stanway missed the first one. england thought their chances were over, however nigeria missed their first two penalties. england will face stiff competition in particular, from australia, who were the other team to progress today. they gave an assured performance to beat denmark 2—0 — and make it through to the quarterfinals. a standout moment in the game — was when matilda's superstar sam kerr came on. she's one of the poster girls of the tournament but has been sidelined by injury — meaning this was her first appearance at this world cup.

australia reached the semifinals, what drama for them in brisbane. and finished 7—6 after the game ended goalless. england captain harry kane moved to bayern munich has been confirmed. he is expected to make his debut a tonight, he could win his first trophy on his first day. this is how brian announced the signing with a movie reveal theme. a record fee of 100 million euros on a four—year deal. a big moment for them and harry kane who left a heartfelt message on his social account. i will be leaving the club today, a lot of emotions for me right now, sad to be leaving the club i have spent 20 years of my life that, from an 11—year—old boy, there have been so many great moments and special memories. good luck to tottenham, good luck to the whole club. it's not a good buy because you never know how things pan out in the future but it is a thank you and i will see you soon. it future but it is a thank you and i will see you soon.— future but it is a thank you and i will see you soon. it is the opening saturday of — will see you soon. it is the opening

let�*s get more on england�*s game with nigeria. 0ur correspondentjane dougall is in brisbane, and washt red card. what had happened was she was entangled with one of the nigerian defenders, and it looked as though as she got up, she looked to have stamped on michelle alozie and was sent off so england had to play for the whole of extra time and the remainder of normal time with ten players. it means also that james will now miss the quarterfinals and could face a longer suspension if fifa deem it worthy. asi as i said, no goals throughout that so it went to penalties and it was nail—biting. georgia stanway missed the first one for england, however nigeria then missed their first two penalties. meanwhile our correspondent, shaimaa khalil was following all the action in the matildas�* victory against denmark. we were inside the stadium. but there was also a big screen showing the crowd, the huge crowd that was watching from melbourne in federation square. and again that roar ofjoy at every play, at every goal scored. you can really feel the momentum in this team, but also the fact that

meanwhile, let's now cross live to brisbane tojen 0'neill. hello again, jen. good to see you. let's talk about that game between the us and sweden to begin with. really, just a nail—biter right to the end. yeah, it was incredible but in the context of this tournament, i mean, it has been wild from pretty much early on in the first round of games. we've seen germany go out, who were amongst a lot of people's favourites, then the us and as you just described, by the finest of margins. so even when we are deep into a penalty shoot—out, we still have to wait for the var and goal line technology to confirm that yes, the ball was over the line, but by millimetres. everybody, i think, watching could not believe what they were seeing. for american fans, huge disappointment. they were expecting them to win again. would that be the fourth time in a row? , would that be the fourth time in a row?— would that be the fourth time in a row? , ., ., ., in a row? they were going for a threepeat _ in a row? they were going for a threepeat is — in a row? they we

hejoins me now from brisbane. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday today.s analysis son of hun sen, hun manet, is somewhat of an unknown litre. what do you think his rule will be? will there be much difference from hun sen?— there be much difference from hun sen? ., ~ .,, hun sen? good morning. at least initiall , i hun sen? good morning. at least initially, i don't _ hun sen? good morning. at least initially, i don't think _ hun sen? good morning. at least initially, i don't think it _ initially, i don't think it will be many differences that we can see. keep in mind he is still going to have to rule in the shadow of his father, so hun sen is essentially giving up hun sen is essentially giving up office rather than giving up power, so hun sen assuming the background to mr b president of the cambodian people's party but which is not provide a lot of opportunity to carveout his own portfolio of interest or ruling the way he may want, so this initially, i would not expect much change from hun manet�*s term in office. {iii manet's term in office. of course we

swedes are the highest ranked team in the last four, and made it count in the third place play—off in brisbaneon para cup in paris had to be a duathlon as another 0lympics test event was unable to take place in the city�*s river seine. the swimming leg didn�*t happen following "discrepancies" in water quality tests, which hadn�*t affected these events earlier in the week when competitors were able to practise in the river. world aquatics said the decision was made to "not put the health and safety of the athletes at risk". the world athletics championships are underway in budapest, despite the start being delayed by a thunderstorm in the hungarian capital. the first medal of the competition went to spain in the men�*s 20km race walk, as alvaro martin took the gold in a world—leading time. a total of four golds will be handed out today. you can keep across all the action on the bbc sport website. and that�*s all the sport for now. is there something big coming up on sunday? let�*sjust is there something big coming up on sunday? let�*s just explore that because there is mounting excitement with

kosse asllani scored a stunning second after an earlier penalty and 2—0 is how it finished in brisbanesllani scored a stunning second after an earlier penalty and 2—0 is how it finished in brisbane. the second satruday of the new english premier league season is under way. liverpool are looking for their first win after drawing their opening game — they're up against bournemouth — and they're behind at anfield, antoine semenyo scoring afterjust three minutes. brighton lead at wolves through kaoru mitoma. thatis that is the only other goal at the moment. fulham 0—0 brentford. two blockbuster games to come a little later the spurs versus manchester united and be champions manchester city against newcastle. the world athletics championships are underway in budapest despite the start being delayed by a thunderstorm in the hungarian capital. the first medal of the competition went to spain in the men's 20km race walk as alvaro martin took the gold in a world—leading time. a total of 4 golds will be handed out today you can keep across all the action on the bbc sport website the world triath

and they'll play nigeria in the next round in brisbane on monday. runner up spot means it's co—hosts australia in the last 16 for them. holders the usa were a post's width from going out of the women's world cup but they squeezed through to the knockout stage with a 0—0 draw against portugal in auckland. but they've only qualified as runners up in their group. it's the usa's second draw in a row but could have been worse. having failed to take the chances that came their way, they nearly lost in injury time with ana capeta hitting the post for portugal. it's likely the usa in their last 16 match will be against sweden in melbourne. it is tough, what we have been doing is incredible. we have got to be proud. this is football but i think we showed that in football there is no impossible things. we have been working so hard in our clubs. we deserve much more. the netherlands finished top of group e and comfortably so in the end. they beat vietnam 7—0 in dunedin. jill roord and esmee brugts both scored twice. brugts scored another one exactly like this

this is the kick that sent the brisbane stadium at wild with delight. match, england versus colombia. ella toone and, who started the first two games, returns in place of the suspended lauren james. lionesses boss sarina wiegman says she wants her players to control the game better than they did against nigeria. we hope we can be on the ball. a little bit longer than the nigeria game. if we take that as the last one. being a little tighter on the ball, longerat one. being a little tighter on the ball, longer at the ball and dominate a little more and knowing that when they have the ball they are going to go up front too big compact as team too. and you would not bet against more penalties in the few hours! let's turn to the women's world cup and australia have emerged victorious after a mammoth penalty shootout against france in the third quarter final in brisbane. live now to marnie vinall, sports journalist with the age australia and matildas fan. ifind i find that incredibly tense, how are you feeling right now? i was workin: are you feeling right no

this is a man who's due in court in three weeks�* time before magistrates here in brisbane.e many people in australia and beyond would probably share the views of one senior police officer, saying that it is beyond imagination the allegations that this man is facing. russia says it's destroyed three ukrainian unmanned boats that were trying to attack two russian naval ships in the black sea, more than 300km from sevastopol. ukrainian marine drones were also said to have been behind an attack two weeks ago on the bridge linking occupied crimea with russia. hours earlier, the mayor of moscow said there'd been another drone attack on the capital's business district, the second in three days. authorities say a drone hit the same tower block that was struck on sunday. it houses the ministry of economic development. you can see some of the damage in these pictures. reports say a number of other drones were destroyed by air defence systems. 0n the ground in ukraine, officials in kharkiv say russian drones hit populated areas overnight and destroyed two floors of a college dormitory

they depart for brisbane on sunday in preparation for monday's match.eira walsh has been training, albeit on her own, as she continues her rehab for a injury. but the tactics and formation against china have demonstrated that plan b without walsh can work. brendan rogers made a winning return to the celtic dugout, on the opening day of the new scottish premiership season. last season's treble winners beat ross county 4—2 at celtic park as craig templeton reports. domestic trilogies are familiar fables at parkhead. something that brendan rodgers managed in part one of his celtic story. now time for the sequel. well, the opening pages were ones of tension. joe hart was unable to read the situation. ross county close to capitalising, but they would be let down by defensive lapses themselves. sims dangled a leg, taylor went over it, penalty. turnbull made it 1—0 and now the narrative was looking more normal. and when it was made two shortly after, the shaky start had been forgotten and the champion was in control. so much so that when the ball was floated t

and two from eugenie le sommer sealed the victory and a quarter final against hosts australia in brisbanerday. 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 arena on saturday. helenius, who fought last weekend, steps in with a week's notice as the replacement for dillian whyte, who failed a voluntary drugs test. helenius�* last big fight was a first round knock—out defeat to deontay wilder who could

i was lucky enough to play one game in brisbane against new zealand _ one game in brisbane against newle _ zealand and there were maybe 500 people there, family and friends, to see 50,000 supporting the matildas, it's crazy _ see 50,000 supporting the matildas, it's crazy. 75,000 tonight. it's extreme _ it's crazy. 75,000 tonight. it's extreme. it's lovely to see the sopport, — extreme. it's lovely to see the support, not only for poplars, i think— support, not only for poplars, i think it — support, not only for poplars, i think it is — support, not only for poplars, i think it is the whole country now. so lucky — think it is the whole country now. so lucky |t— think it is the whole country now. so luc . , ., think it is the whole country now. soluc. ,., _, think it is the whole country now. so luc . ,., ,., ., ., so lucky. it is a testament to what this tournament _ so lucky. it is a testament to what this tournament has _ so lucky. it is a testament to what this tournament has brought. - so lucky. it is a testament to what this tournament has brought. we l this tournament has brough

brisbane will be matches taking place. not overyet. emily, can i come back to you?lie 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 feeling? brilliant. did you expect us to do this _ how are you feeling? brilliant. did you expect us to do this well - how are you feeling? brilliant. did you expect us to do this well on i you expect us to do this well on penalties?— you expect us to do this well on penalties? ida. do you think we may penalties? no. do you think we may be able to when the world cup? penalties? no. do you think we may| be able to when the world cup? yes. did ou be able to when the world cup? yes. did you expect _ be abl

will face australia after the matildas beat france in an incredible 20—goal penalty shootout in brisbanehave died. the authorities are facing growing questions about whether they could have done more to warn residents on the island of maui. the french authorities are searching for people still missing in the channel. ajoint for people still missing in the channel. a joint operation for people still missing in the channel. ajoint operation has rescued 51 others.

face australia on wednesday after they beat france in an incredible 13 gold penalty shoot out in brisbaneion. i could come up with a date predicting when you will die. well, thanks, but may be the way that the years play

this is a man who's due in court in three weeks' time before magistrates here in brisbane.people in australia and beyond would probably share the views of one senior police officer, saying that it is beyond imagination the allegations that this man is facing. that was my colleague talking to phil mercer about what is happening in australia. we will bring you when we get more on that story in bbc news. the bbc has learned that thousands of pakistanis are taking a dangerous route to reach europe illegally. many are travelling from pakistan to libya, sometimes via egypt. almost 300 pakistanis are thought to have drowned taking this route injune when their boat sank off the coast of greece. according to the pakistani police, nearly 13,000 pakistanis headed for libya and egypt this year, most haven't returned. 0ur pakistan correspondent, caroline davies, has rare access to a smuggler who police allege was involved in the greek wreck and a family who lost their two teenage sons. the sharp end of the crackdown on illegal migration. all of these are men that you've arrested in asso

and two from eugenie le sommer sealed the victory and a quarterfinal against hosts australia in brisbanet 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 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 preseason friendly against borussia dortmund last week. the 25—year—old joined the c

so so far, england will be determined to avoid another one in brisbane on monday.az farookhi looks ahead to the first day of knock out games. auckland is going to her spain against saints land. we are here in wellington where we have an eating beef between two former world champions in norway and japan. in terms of the build—up to this match, bath press conferences dominated really in a physical advantage that now we have. they use that to their advantage very much the in the 6—0 thrashing of the philippines in the last group game. they will have the height advantage overjapan tomorrow as well. leave a thing that has brought up a lot in the norway press conference was lots of questions asked to the head coach. it was about the fitness of their star player. she missed the last two group games for norway. is she going to be back? is she going to be fit to be back? is she going to be fit to start tomorrow? well, meanwhile fifa is investigating an official complaint that the zambia head coach bruce mwape sexually assaulted a player at the world cup. mwape is accused of

the rba governor yesterday had a speech in brisbane and she addressed the inflation busted in the q&aon and she said it is still too high but it is coming down. the forecast is for that to continue to do so. shery: what are we expecting this week from the rba meeting, then? >> no change, but the hawkish tightening bias is expected to remain in place, interesting to note, it will be phil's last meeting in charge in the rba. by the time we get to third quarter print, she was asked about the next move and the speech she gave in brisbane, let us hear what she had to say. >> all i can say is that we may have to raise interest rates again but we are watching the data very carefully. we will be taking decisions for the time being until next year, month on month. >> inflation is pretty much the defining presence of phil lowe's time in charge. it is below the upper limit of the rba's target and he will not be around for the clear victory. haidi: ahead of that we are seeing citi features up, we saw in the u.s. session as we saw a little bit of repricing when it comes to expectations and we saw

the game is being held in brisbane. the game is being held in brisbane. the score still 0—0.ngland down to ten, following a var review. 15 minutes at least to play in this game. loc also the victim of a pushing incident by another england player earlier. it's not the only game happening today, we have australia. these are the live pictures just outside the stadium in sydney. —— alozie. australia will be facing denmark in just under, i believe, and our�*s time, so that match taking place at 8.30 local time, which in the uk will be 11:30am. the barbie bandwagon shows no signs of slowing down. the producers warner brothers say it has now taken more than $1 billion at the global box office. it means greta gerwig has become the first woman to reach the milestone as a solo director. sandro monetti is the editor—in—chief of the hollywood international filmmaker magazine. we asked him whether he's surprised by barbie's success. well, no, because the marketing campaign was one of the best i've ever seen for any product in history. and, yes, a plastic doll, created back in 1959, has sa

them until the unable to win the bones middle despite the backing of a novel sold out home crowd in brisbane this time. so we went ahead, when the video, assistant referee wrote this to be about inside the box for the welfare tough to buy the resulting penalty to make one new. and that was before somebody has 90 clinched the place for the swedes being style with a powerful drive to new was the final school spine play england in the final sun. i tell you what thing date of the news is romando. that top story, the cell a, united nations has condemned what it calls. i've seen this attacked on the city of genesis, and nobody can cry, at least save and paste the thing killed by a russian, a strong worship is with on the way to church. and the attack have thousands of people live in order to leave their homes as wildfires threatened cities in northern and western canada state of emergency is enforced in the province of british columbia. and that is all the news for now. i've next reported looks at for many of the problem with getting rid of coverage that's coming up after a short break. please don

that finished 1—0. 0ur sports correspondent, katie gornall, is in brisbane.and here in brisbane and it all made for a cracking atmosphere earlier. there are around 2000 fans here cheering on colombia's every move. not a great deal to cheer about in the first—half, quite a nervy start from colombia and jamaica, perhaps the weight of the occasion bearing down upon them but it came alive in the second half thanks to that from usme. it was a wonderful cross from the teenager, guzman, deep to her. she took it down brilliantly, the colombian skipper, to bury into the far corner. that was the first goal jamaica have conceded at this world cup and they have played more than five hours and 20 minutes of football at that point. jamaica have been so resolute in the tournament. they put colombia under pressure and there was a brilliant chance for drew spence late on but they couldn't find a way through. so colombia go through to their first—ever world cup quarterfinal and on this evidence england could have their full.— have their full. katie gornall with the latest on _