chloe maxmen, chloe and canyons. and they did what every single person who cares about their community is capable of doing it. i think what canyon and i have done is just tried to make slightly more human and it's actually really simple of just listening and respecting what you hear and withholding judgment and having space in yourself to hear what someone else is saying. it doesn't feel that complicated at the corner. not every day is a good day to conquer 15 near this 25 year old leftist climate activists one in the district that had a 16 points republican advantage and then the past the first green new deal legislation in the country and get elected to the to the state senate by. rural county in the most real estate in the country. here wow. academies before i go here well, alright, let's hear another round of applause. well, good evening folks. my name is dustin ward. i'm actually gonna be moderating a wonderful conversation with these two first off little housekeeping as always. we want to give some big. thank y

by the way, that chloe won't reach for several. >> laura trace, thank you and chloe cole joins me nowexclusively. chloe, thank you so much. for being on tonight. now we heard a bit of your story and just moments ago, tell me how this all started. so i was 12 year, 12 years old when i first started to experience this for you and i came out to my parents as transgender and expressed i wanted to see the medical transition. and shortly after the referred me to therapists, general pediatric therapists. at that point, did your parents ask for multiple opinions from multiple physicians over a lengthy period of time or was this kind of a quick series of decisions that were made so pretty much all the medical professionals kept pushing the idea that transition is the only path forward to treating this for you. what do you say today to young people who might be feeling gender dysphoric or they they think they are and their moving into this, you know, whether puberty blockers or actual surgery conversation with physicians. what is your advice to them? >> ask yourself what is it that makes them f

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chloe kelly, manchester city -la er, he hurt.ayer, he scored _ hurt. chloe kelly, manchester city player, he scored the _ hurt. chloe kelly, manchester city player, he scored the winning - hurt. chloe kelly, manchester city. player, he scored the winning goal, you interviewed her not so long ago and she has come back from a serious operation? it is and she has come back from a serious o eration? . . and she has come back from a serious oeration? , ., . , operation? it is an incredible sto , operation? it is an incredible story. she — operation? it is an incredible story. she is _ operation? it is an incredible story, she is one _ operation? it is an incredible story, she is one of- operation? it is an incredible | story, she is one of england's players, so much quality and good to watch. she had a serious knee injury that kept her out for 11 months and she had to rehab from that in this competition was always in her mind to aim for and it shows the strength of character to be able to battle back from that, get back to football, g

chloe, really interesting to talk to you- _ them. chloe, really interesting to talk to you. l talk to you. thanks so much for being with us.— serbia's novak djokoic has retained his wimbledon men's singles title — beating the controversial australian nick kyrgios in four sets to claim his 21st grand slam title. it's his seventh wimbledon victory, and the fourth time in a row he's won the championship. djokovic has now moved ahead of roger federer as the second most successful men's grand slam winner of the sport's open era — and isjust one behind his rival rafael nadal. joe wilson was at centre court. novak djokovic and nick kyrgios share a friendship, but as promised, they gave us fireworks. and that is a great set of tennis. powerful and peaceful, first set to kyrgios 6—4. nearest the camera, djokovic was trying to stretch his opponent. think you can get to that one? well, yes, kyrgios could. a triumphant point, but soon after, the second set to djokovic. fantastic hold of serve! and now, the words really began. the conversation between kyrgios and the umpire related to di

. >>> chloe y adams un adolescente de 17 aÑos que puso a su perro en una casa plas tica y nadando cona. su padre compartiÓ esta foto en facebook llamÁndola una heroÍna. dijo que aunque lo perdieron todo. le quedÓ lo mÁs importante, haciendo referencia a su hija chloe. >>> esta noche el gobernador de kentucky, andi... dijo que la infraeructura caÍda y los com bros dificultan el rescate de gente que chloe adams esperan horas para ser trasladados a un lugar seguro. hay 25 muertos, 6 niÑos incluyendo a los hermanitos que esentamos. hay decenas de desaparecidos por las fuertes corrientes de las inundaciones repentinas que sorprendieron a los condados al este de kentucky. la amenaza de lluvia sigue latente. >>> declarÓ estado de emergencia. asÍ amanecieron hoy estacionamientos que se convirtieron en piscinas, y adentro caÍan cascadas en pocas horas cayÓ una pulgada lluvia. efectuando varios rescates. otro estado que se vio fec tad por inundaciones repentinas fue esto durante el jueves en arizona y pese a estas dramÁticas imÁgenes. que fueron captadas p la cÁmara corporal de un oficial, haci

thank you forjoining us, chloe smith. and of. forjoining us, chloe smith. in the running to become your next prime minister. as conservative mps meet to set out the rules for the party's leadership contest this evening. a 15—year—old boy has been given a life sentence with a minimum of thirteen years — for the murder of the schoolgirl, ava white. extreme heat across large parts of the uk is expected to last into early next week. the met office issues an amber weather warning. a leak of documents has shown how uber secretly lobbied uk politicians to help change transport policy in london. in meetings that were never declared, uber�*s lobbyists met george osborne when he was conservative chancellor and a number of other ministers. the documents were leaked to the guardian newspaper and shared with the international consortium of investigative journalists and the bbc. uber denies its lobbying was secret and the ministers say rules were followed. richard bilton reports. when uber arrived in london, there was chaos. black cab drivers weren't happy and blockaded

i very much agree with chloe's point. i'm preventing other crunches from a dumping ground. i also wanted to go back to what i mean earlier. nation whether cotton is the only sector that we should be carrying about. so the, the cutting industry is the most talked about because it's close as i guess it's closest to consumer is lives because everybody bike load thing doesn't matter for rich or poor. and also 84 percent of the cut in production of china is from that we have a region that is 22 percent of the global cut and output at the same time as also as mation solar industry. and that is the key material for the solar industry. polysilicon that is 45 percent of the world's polysilicon is produced in the weaver region and also tag hair, product, tomatoes, any, any sector at this juncture and no responsible corporations for any sector should be source. and from that we have a region. yes indeed. there are many things that is happening in that we were region, but what we, what we do know is that there are over 1800000 and we were people are locked up in red keisha camps are go

it has to be a bigger picture, his chloe. and then joe, i'll just come and meet in the back of the video. truly put pressure on the chinese government and the systems and pieces. we need to see other governments around the world industries comparable laws. the absence of such laws and other countries is particularly creating the risk that these markets become dumping grounds for weaker forced labor goods. and is specifically the case given that under the u. s. law. if a company has a shipment, sees it can simply re export that shipment to another market. and that's why we're calling another governments in particular the ear which is the world's largest single market to introduce laws which on the import of force labor goods. i very much agree with chloe's point. i'm preventing other crunches from a dumping ground. i also wanted to go back to what i mean earlier. nation whether cotton is the only sector that we should be carrying about. so the, the cutting industry is the most talked about because it's close as i guess it's cl

ice talk about this image, of chloe, chloe kelly, she was a substitute and she scored the goal that takesmany games, pulled off her shirt in celebration, swung it around and she is wearing entirely appropriately a sports bra underneath but it is a wonderful photo of a women's body as an athletic, strong, natural athletes. but i think quite a few people were taken aback, to say and a little upset on twitter to see when, not the bbc colleague making a joke about her bra and i think it does tell us that even amongst those who have been great supporters of the women's game and think of themselves as allies, women's bodies and women's underwear and things, sports bra entirely functional structural piece of equipment is still seen as somehow, items to make a joke about, something slightly, just something that you can poke fun of in a way that i don't think you will poke fun at a footballers socks. it is important image, but i think is going to be a lot of conversation about what he means for women to be strong in their own bodies on sports pitch in this way. someone commented, the pp hd is writ

a chloe county goal and extra time gave the lionesses the victory and saw england when their 1st piece of silverware will bring you match analysis from the final at wembley stadium. also coming up, the red cross says it still has no access to the side of a missile attack, which killed dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war. russia says it's invited in international observers. denies carrying out the, the strike and a show of strength by russia maybe in the former imperial capital st. petersburg. while commander in chief vladimir putin denounces what he calls americans desire to dominate the oceans. ah, told me your logic well, welcome to the program. england. have been crowned european champions after defeating germany to one after extra time at wembley stadium in london. england had the best of the 1st hour and a delightful finish from ela tune gave them the lead. on 60 to minutes, the germany hung him and lena mago equalized to send the game into extra time. england weren't to be denied though, and chloe kelly pounced on a loose ball with 9 minutes left to send the home fans into raptu

chloe kelly scored england's winner late in extra time.ild celebrations across the country as england secures its major football trophy since the 1966 men's world cup. good evening and welcome to wembley. they've done it. england's lionesses have beaten germany to win euro 2022 — the first major international trophy either the men's or women's national teams have landed for more than half a century. they won 2—1 in extra—time, chloe kelly poking home the ball after a goalmouth scramble from a corner with just ten minutes left. our sports correspondent alex howell is with me. all through the build—up, through the highs and lows, the anxiety we felt when germany equalised. talk us through this match, because to begin with, alex, that first half it was a little bit slow, a bit hesitant. understandably, they had got a long way to go? it understandably, they had got a long wa to no? . , , understandably, they had got a long wa toao? , understandably, they had got a long wa too? , , ., understandably, they had got a long wa to no? , , ., ., way

chloe, another question. — in the future. chloe, another question, this _ in the future. temperatures rise, whereas when this happens in other countries normal life seems to continue? in countries normal life seems to continue?— continue? in the uk our infrastructure _ continue? in the uk our infrastructure isn't i continue? in the uk our infrastructure isn't builtj continue? in the uk our. infrastructure isn't built for continue? in the uk our- infrastructure isn't built for this climate. it is a bit —— built for colder temperatures and to keep us warm. in other countries at the moment there are national emergencies for heatwaves across europe, so that there have been things like a change in working practices so they don't work in the middle of the day. that also takes place in hotter countries, as well. it is what you define as normal is different between climate regions in the world. �* ., ., , ., the world. aman, a couple of questions _ the world. aman, a couple of questions on _ the world. aman, a couple of questions on the _ the world. aman, a couple of questions on

it has to be a bigger picture, his chloe. and then joe hall, just come and meet off the back of the video. truly the pressure on the chinese government and the systems are pieces. when you see other governments around the world industries comparable laws, the absence of such laws and other countries, particularly creek risk that b markets become dumping grounds for weaker force labor goods. i'm particularly the case given the under the us law. if a company have a shipment sees it can simply re export the shipment to another market. and that's why recalling another government, in particular, the year which the world's largest single market to introduce was, was important for labor goods. i very much agree with chloe's point. i'm preventing other countries from a dumping ground. i also wanted to go back to what i mean earlier. nation whether cut cotton is the only sector that we should be carrying about. so the, the cutting industry is the most talked about because it's close as i guess it's closest to consumers lives because e

that picture of chloe kelly celebrating, waving the shirt over her head, will be a picture shared for years to come. the first trophy that england have won since 1966, back when women posit football used to be banned. hat when women posit football used to be banned. ., , ., ., , ., , ., banned. not 'ust against any team but auainst banned. notjust against any team but against germany. _ banned. notjust against any team but against germany. and - banned. notjust against any team but against germany. and we - banned. notjust against any team but against germany. and we all l banned. notjust against any team - but against germany. and we all know the history between germany and england, particularly the men game. england, particularly the men game. england hadn't lost or haven't lost to a nation more than germany. and they beat them recently in february and they have managed to do it again. but what a job, sarina wiegman has done, they are still unbeaten after 19 matches. that is absolutely incredible. x�*t�*aur unbeaten after 19 matches. that is absolutely incredible.— absolutely incred

chloe's hoping she can keep her cool for the competition.y're coping all right at the minute, touch wood. i mean, hopefully it just stays like this. there's a nice breeze coming through now, but fingers crossed it all goes well. good luck. thank you. this is britain's biggest agricultural show, the first in three years due to the pandemic. roasting heat wasn't going to stop them. we've never actually got to the point where we would have cancelled the show. if that point would have come, we would have taken it seriously, but we were confident that we've got sufficient mitigations in place, working with our natural resources on site, lots of trees, lots of buildings. morgan's trying to keep his animals as happy as, well, pigs in muck. they can't sweat, so would normally be wallowing in mud. the animals are a | little bit stressed. they're a little bit. you can tell by the way they're panting and the way they're i constantly getting up, i sitting down, getting up, sitting down, trying to roll and stuff. i they are a little bit - distressed by t

i'mjoined by chloe smith. you're obviously a _ company. i'mjoined by chloe smith.s, who's consistently in third place, she's not been a head at all throughout the contest, she remains in third place. are you nervous tonight she won't make the final two? �* ., ., , tonight she won't make the final two? ., tonight she won't make the final two? i'm not nervous because what ou see two? i'm not nervous because what you see in — two? i'm not nervous because what you see in her— two? i'm not nervous because what you see in her is — two? i'm not nervous because what you see in her is clearly _ two? i'm not nervous because what you see in her is clearly a _ two? i'm not nervous because what you see in her is clearly a leading i you see in her is clearly a leading position— you see in her is clearly a leading position and one that has momentum. what you've _ position and one that has momentum. what you've seen and liz truss's results _ what you've seen and liz truss's results compared to the first round is movement, you've seen people coming _ is movement, you've seen people

england. final, chloe kelly with the goal, a cornerfor england.time, first half of extra time, no go, second half of extra time, which is what we are in right now england had just taken the lead through the back chloe kelly goal after in england corner. it has been an extraordinary tournament and it is not disappointing in the final. it is an extraordinary match now. that record crowd, 87,000 fans inside wembley in west london enjoying probably these last few moments. certainly a lot happier now, a majority of those england fans a lot happier now that england fans a lot happier now that england have nudged in front put up everyone's mind has been on penalties. of course quite a history between england and germany when it comes to penalty shoot—out in football. that looks less likely now. germany had it all to do. they need to equalise in the last few minutes of extra time to take it to penalty. but as things stand, england are on their way to win euro 2022. i don't want to say absolute but there are a few minutes ago. we will keep you across event

another substitute, chloe kelly, had battled back from injury to keep the euro is dream alive.or her first international goal. unreal scenes! aha, for her first international goal. unreal scenes!— for her first international goal. unrealscenes! �* ., , . , , unreal scenes! a delirious wembley held its collective _ unreal scenes! a delirious wembley held its collective breath _ unreal scenes! a delirious wembley held its collective breath until - unreal scenes! a delirious wembley held its collective breath until the l held its collective breath until the final whistle. held its collective breath until the finalwhistle. it held its collective breath until the final whistle. it felt like an age. ella toone... it's all over! final whistle. it felt like an age. ella toone. .. it's all over!- ella toone... it's all over! but, finall , ella toone... it's all over! but, finally. the _ ella toone... it's all over! but, finally, the moment _ ella toone... it's all over! but, finally, the moment a - ella toone... it's all over! but, finally, the moment a nation . ella toone... it's all o

chloe kelly scored england's winner late in extra time.brations across the country as england secures its major football trophy since the 1966 men's world cup. a lithuanian man has been charged with murdering a nine—year—old girl who was found stabbed in the street in boston, lincolnshire. the office of the prince of wales has insisted that all rules were followed when the prince's charitable fund took a donation of a millon pounds from the bin laden family of saudi arabia. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up this week, i am on the greek island of evia, a year on from the devastating forest fires. look at these guys! look at them go! and taking a dip in natural hot springs built for the gods. 0h! that's so hot! we are off to denmark to take a look at the ancient treasure rewriting histories there. and nick's in istanbul, testing his artistic skills. oh, there it is. 0h, we need lips. the island of evia, the second—largest island in greece after crete, famed for its verdent mountaintops, blue seas and glorious sunshine. but in the s

chloe's hoping she can keep her cool for the competition.hey're coping all right at the minute, touch wood. i mean, hopefully it just stays like this. there's a nice breeze coming through now, but fingers crossed it all goes well. good luck. thank you. this is britain's biggest agricultural show, but it feels like some people have stayed away to avoid the heat. staying in the shade seems to have been the solution. the new fans in the sheep sheds helped, too. it's just too hot, but it's not so bad. like, they've put the new fans in, and there is a breeze, but it's just... it's just not quite enough. after a day of record temperatures in wales, tomorrow should bring cooler, if not quite balmy, weather. and for chloe, at least, the heat of the contest ended with a win. hywel griffith, bbc news. now on bbc news, the bbc�*s de—graft mensah travels to ghana, the country of his family's heritage, to find out about the legacy of the british empire on the country and its people. i'm de—graft mensah — podcaster, presenter and proud british ghanaian. i

he was taking a break to check in on his dog chloe. >> nothing i like more than more treats. >> reporter: as much as he likes spoiling chloe, the same camera that connects him to her -- >> may allow a nefarious person to check in on your house. >> reporter: smart homes are imminently hackable. >> reporter: executive director of consumer watchdog. >> there are databases of home camera feeds online. >> reporter: and cameras are only one of the more obvious threats. any gadget that connects to the internet can store and reveal a treasure trove of data. a lesser known security threat, smart light bulbs. these connect to your phone or to a home hub so you can turn them on and off remotely. a possible issue here, they also store information, like your pass words in the base of the bulb. >> if you throw that light bulb out, someone can pick it up and they've got all your information right there in your trash can. >> reporter: so how do you hack-proof your home? it starts with strong pass words. a different one for every account. >> one of the easiest ways for hacker to dig into your home is if

her big sister chloe could not understand why. >> my little sister turns 8 tomorrow.ekend. one, one child from her class rsvp'd. >> reporter: within hours of posting that video, strangers reaching out wanting to celebrate charlotte's birthday. other moms helping chloe decorate the house and charlotte getting her very first birthday party taking it all in. >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: children arriving at the party. a pony, miss gracie, coming all the way from mississippi. more than 30 cars dropping off presents. >> oh, my gosh. there's more. >> reporter: charlotte opening them with some of her new friends and right here tonight, charlotte -- >> hi, david. >> reporter: she told us what that party meant to her. >> everyone came just to say hello and happy birthday to me. everything was more than i ever dreamed. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ [ cheers ] >> happy birthday, charlotte. you deserve that party and more. good night. >> new at 6:00, this shoplifter subject is back in court. >> san francisco is officially the epicenter of the monkeypox outbreak in california. >> a

chloe's friends have created a fundraiser.est will support to disadvantage students, the rest i submit. >> thank you mr. president. supervisor chan. submit. >> dorsey. submit, thank you. supervisor mannedleman. >> thank you, madam clerk. today i'm introducing a ordinance renaming the mission street margo in honor of margo antoneli who passed away, [applause] on may 26, 2020. spent three decades working in the nonprofit world playing an integral role. she also influenced policy harm reduction and supportive housing policy. and ensuring people drived. not only professionally to helping, but known for stopping on walks to ask unhoused people how she can help. margo's found the direct access to dpc and helps innovation and then spent four years managing the new treat i have for the pole of supportive housing. margo's legacy is an important reminder that the city has helped thousands exit homelessness. and helping others who would otherwise be on the streets. naming 21 mission after margo is part of her legacy. i want to thank jack

chloe's friends have created a fundraiser.est will support to disadvantage students, the rest i submit. >> thank you mr. president. supervisor chan. submit. >> dorsey. submit, thank you. supervisor mannedleman. >> thank you, madam clerk. today i'm introducing a ordinance renaming the mission street margo in honor of margo antoneli who passed away, [applause] on may 26, 2020. spent three decades working in the nonprofit world playing an integral role. she also influenced policy harm reduction and supportive housing policy. and ensuring people drived. not only professionally to helping, but known for stopping on walks to ask unhoused people how she can help. margo's found the direct access to dpc and helps innovation and then spent four years managing the new treat i have for the pole of supportive housing. margo's legacy is an important reminder that the city has helped thousands exit homelessness. and helping others who would otherwise be on the streets. naming 21 mission after margo is part of her legacy. i want to thank jack

and i would be remiss if i didn't say chloe, you know, the state department has a robust grantmaking program for lgtbq+ around the world. in fact chloe if you didn't know, the state department runs the global equality fund, does everybody know what that is? there's so many nerds here. that's amazing. though global equality fund is a public-private partnership of governments including the us and private actor who supports lgtbq+ organizations on the front lines for justice around the world and this is their 10th anniversary year and we just crossed the $103 million mark . it's not for us, is for the movement. and what are the steps we need to translate, it's many things but i will always say that one thing that lgtbq+ human rights defenders need is funding because it costs money to turn on the lights, to buy a computer. to pay staff salaries and ymoney is not the only answer. it's as stephen was saying you need an intersectional analysis. but money can accelerate the pace of change. money is not evenly distributed to all human rights movements and lgtbq+ people are often shut out whet

england needed to regroup and then became super sub chloe kelly at first missing and then blasting ine one that landed it for england. her celebration earned her a booking, england. her celebration earned hera booking, no england. her celebration earned her a booking, no doubt it looks to be set to become one of the most iconic images in modern women sport, encompassing this epic win months after her recovery from an acute knee injury. after many years of hurt the relief was palpable. mi many years of hurt the relief was palpable. all tournaments, we've had _ was palpable. all tournaments, we've had so — was palpable. all tournaments, we've had so much _ was palpable. all tournaments, we've had so much support - was palpable. all tournaments, | we've had so much support from ourfans. it's really our fans. it's really incredible. ourfans. it's really incredible. i think we did an incredible. i think we did an incrediblejob, i'm so proud of the team. players seem and support... i think i need a couple of days to realise what we've done. couple of days to realise what we've done-— couple

chloe�*s hoping she can keep her cool for the competition.but fingers crossed it all goes well. good luck. thank you. this is britain�*s biggest agricultural show, the first in three years due to the pandemic. roasting heat wasn�*t going to stop them. we've never actually got to the point where we would have cancelled the show. if that point would have come, we would have taken it seriously, but we were confident that we've got sufficient mitigations in place, working with our natural resources on site, lots of trees, lots of buildings. morgan�*s trying to keep his animals as happy as, well, pigs in muck. they can�*t sweat, so would normally be wallowing in mud. the animals are a little bit stressed. they�*re a little bit. you can tell by the way they�*re panting and the way they�*re constantly getting up, sitting down, getting up, sitting down, trying to roll and stuff. they are a little bit distressed by the heat. it�*sjust gone 3.00 in the afternoon, the hottest part of the day. and there�*s no escaping the warmth. but what you also notice

in him forward, chloe. kal, you scored the winning go off to the game. had gone into extra time. the lioness is on our on biesen. since dark coach serena wideman took charge of the top stories. this our witnesses, the program coming up next i'll see later. ah ah, a through z who's a goody? i'm a he will not act, you know, ramson, he may use you. sure. bullish wolf should have the drama as, as cooling that you know, as in the bud, miguel gulf shall be me. moon, i'm jasa again, a more ju, i me, joshua meeting would you know, she really, p don't me shit, you beyond them will be on a schedule. ah, i'm with a must have him that that he has more soon the sure. the child on who must with anita. hello, kitty of ashley ito tingley zeal. you will just send you michelle anymore. cbg. but i've been going in as the no ma'am ma y'all on my own for 30 for green. 31st thought about ago my. the radio may have one. yeah. my hot on the i met him just that id was recording. bear with me. any mom i, i just got everybody. i think about my ohio a while with cornerstone. one word sharp. with or want to

he was taking a break to check in on his dog chloe. nothing like more than treats.much as he likes spoiling chloe. >> it may allow a nefarious person to check in. >> smart homes are inevitably hackable. >> there are databases of home camera feeds online. >> reporter: cameras are only one of the more obvious threats. any gadget that connects to the internet can score and reveal a treasure trove of data. a lesser known security threat, smart light bulbs. these connect to your home hub. the possible issue here, they also store information, like your passwords in the base of the bulb. >> you throw that light bulb out, someone can pick it up. how do you hack proof your home? starts with strong passwords. a different one for every account. >> one of the easiest ways for hackers to get into your home is if you don't change the factory set passwords on your devices. >> before getting rid of anything connected to your home, clear out your data. >> if a hacker has access to your wi-fi network, they might have access to your credit cards. >> to wipe it? >> put a paper clip in

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lena my ghoul equalized to send the game into extra time. england weren't to beat than i thought, and chloe kelly pounced on a loose full with 9 minutes left to send the home funds into raptures and clench england's 1st ever european championship. while the result was greeted with delight by fans across england, which has been waiting since 1966 for any kind of football, silverware pail heard. and i thought it was a young lady in the audience as well. and i said i was without mal is probably the best experience of all of our lawyers to share it together to say the lord is waiting the year i was just unbelievable. i'll tell you all. 3 english girls with my shit. i mean a lot of how it's done. i won't play it. i do want to make, you know, that just goes outside because we can multitask. i we approved at home today he's relied, i said, oh the you can, i love it. i didn't use oliver moody has more on the final i'm off the success of the tournament can mean for women's football. so euro 2022 culminates with an occasion that was perfect for this tournament in terms of the setting of wembley stadi

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the final whistle has blown at euro 2022 in england, have been crowned champions. chloe kelly goal and extra time, dave, the lionesses, the victory. and so england, when the last piece of silverware will bring you.

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chloe's hoping she can keep her cool for the competition.e breeze coming through now, but fingers crossed it all goes well. good luck. thank you. this is britain's biggest agricultural show, the first in three years due to the pandemic. roasting heat wasn't going to stop them. we've never actually got to the point where we would have cancelled the show. if that point would have come, we would have taken it seriously, but we were confident that we've got sufficient mitigations in place, working with our natural resources on site, lots of trees, lots of buildings. morgan's trying to keep his animals as happy as, well, pigs in muck. they can't sweat, so would normally be wallowing in mud. the animals are a little bit stressed. they're a little bit. you can tell by the way they're panting and the way they're constantly getting up, sitting down, getting up, sitting down, trying to roll and stuff. they are a little bit distressed by the heat. it'sjust gone 3.00 in the afternoon, the hottest part of the day. and there's no escaping the warmth. but

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chloe kelly then scored england's second goal in the final few minutes of an agonising half hour of extra elizabeth has paid tribute to the england team, describing them as an inspiration to women and girls. here's how fans watching in south london celebrated england's winning goal. cheering. the bbc�*s matt graveling was outside wembleyjust after the final whistle, and summed up the action for us. well, if you look behind me they've just stopped web leeway and reopened it. where a little bit to decide otherwise we will get trampled by all these people. i have two england fans with me now. neve and amy have just come out of the stadium you told me about 13 years old, you play football for so many times about these tournament they want to inspire the nation. that you guys. talk to me about the tournament. it was such_ talk to me about the tournament. it was such a _ talk to me about the tournament. it was such a great atmosphere. it's really— was such a great atmosphere. it's really good — was such a great atmosphere. it's really good because women's football is getting _ really good becau