>> chloe: for sure.i could pick up the tire because it looked really heavy. and it was a lot of fun, i really love formula 1 especially since the show on netflix, i got really into the driver's' and knowing that they have a back story. >> kelly: how active you are coming love to be so active. do you like adrenaline? >> chloe: i do, yes. >> kelly: so opposite. >> chloe: i would drive a formula 1 car if i could. >> kelly: i would totally cheer for you from the side. >> chloe: you can have the checkered flag. >> kelly: like a water bottle, i'm so thirsty, i've got you. i did the nascar thing once and they drove me around, jimmie johnson, and i was like we are good. >> chloe: they go really fast, and like the g-force from the circle -- >> kelly: and i was like, not so into that. but also posted this photo. let's see this photo. >> chloe: yes, have you gotten the us? >> kelly: first of all, are you broken? what is happening? >> chloe: that is a cast from my dirt biking, no, no. that is basically they are like

for now, all chloe _ could use for a bbq. for now, all chloe can _ could use for a bbq.w, all chloe can do is wait - could use for a bbq. for now, all chloe can do is wait and i all chloe can do is wait and hope that her bag is found. spain's women's football team has arrived back home from australia as the newly—crowned world champions. the players paraded through the capital madrid in an open top bus. spain defeated england 1—0 in the final of the women's world cup in australia on sunday. england's women are expected to land at heathrow aiport in the next hour. live now to speak to cairns to speak to megan garbutt, a football journalist, who's been following the lionesses�* campaign. so, they will be home very, very soon. talk us through the celebrations that were there happening in australia before they left? i happening in australia before the left? ., �* , they left? i mean, i've seen so many videos — they left? i mean, i've seen so many videos of _ they left? i mean, i've seen so many videos of fans _ they left? i mean, i've seen so many videos of fans gathering |

. —— chloe flew to italy.ticularly want. obviously the experience of witnessing my friend get married, which unfortunately i will never be able to relive because obviously that is a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. chloe's experience is thankfully rare but last year saw the worst lost baggage rates globally in a decade. we lost baggage rates globally in a decade. ~ . , lost baggage rates globally in a decade. ~ ., , ., , lost baggage rates globally in a decade. ., , ., , . decade. we have seen a 75% increase year-on-year — decade. we have seen a 75% increase year-on-year and _ decade. we have seen a 7596 increase year-on-year and that _ decade. we have seen a 7596 increase year-on-year and that is _ decade. we have seen a 7596 increase year-on-year and that is as _ decade. we have seen a 7596 increase year-on-year and that is as a - decade. we have seen a 7596 increase year-on-year and that is as a result l year—on—year and that is as a result of the _ year—on—year and that is as a result of the post—pandemic w

chloe, you about chloe, what do you think about this?nfair to say that that a lot people that fear that a lot of people have about vote labour just get have about vote labourjust get legal immigration to max? legal immigration to the max? might true? might actually be coming true? >> absolutely . now, on the >> yes, absolutely. now, on the one it is good if there one hand, it is good if there are out there putting out are people out there putting out legal information on for immigrants because a lot of the people who come over on small boats, they have absolutely no idea what the rules are here. they just come here because my cousin's says cousin's here and he says it's good the for example. good in the uk, for example. however way that she's however for the way that she's put it across is come here. put it across is just come here. it if you're an it doesn't matter if you're an illegal we'll illegal immigrant because we'll just illegal. one, just make you illegal. one, there absolutely incentive just make you illegal. one, ththe absolut

chloe, you about chloe, what do you think about this?nfair to say that that a lot people that fear that a lot of people have about vote labour just get have about vote labourjust get legal immigration to max? legal immigration to the max? might true? might actually be coming true? >> absolutely . now, on the >> yes, absolutely. now, on the one it is good if there one hand, it is good if there are out there putting out are people out there putting out legal information on for immigrants because a lot of the people who come over on small boats, they have absolutely no idea what the rules are here. they just come here because my cousin's says cousin's here and he says it's good the for example. good in the uk, for example. however way that she's however for the way that she's put it across is come here. put it across is just come here. it if you're an it doesn't matter if you're an illegal we'll illegal immigrant because we'll just illegal. one, just make you illegal. one, there absolutely incentive just make you illegal. one, ththe absolut

chloe mentioned that i left congress 2017. it was always my dream. open up a small bookstore with several rules number one. the only time you do think or pointing is words on a page number two. no fighting, no screaming, no sound bites, no invective, no partizan, sniping. the only thing we care about is that you come here with a curiosity and that fulfill your curiosity in the form of a book. and it has been a delight. do this and i thank them. our neighbors and oyster bay for their support just before talk about the book. i'm curious so you were a speechwriter for president biden? i was so how did it work? he like wake up in the morning and he says, you know, i think i want to give a speech about ukraine. and he just pops into your office and he says, you know, give me a speech about ukraine and you bang out in 15 minutes. and then he gives it that pretty much. exactly. yeah, that's exactly right. so i describe myself writing for for president biden as being like a session musician for a band, already released 20 albums. right. like no one really wa

chloe flew to italy for her friend's wedding, but her luggage got lost on the way. shops, trying to find pharmacies to get like replacement toothpaste, toiletries. a lot of stress i didn't particularly want on kind of my first holiday that i've had in quite a few years. and that was the experience of witnessing my friend get married, which unfortunately i'll never be able to to relive because obviously that's a once in a lifetime opportunity. chloe's experience is thankfully rare, but last year saw the worst lost baggage rates globally in a decade. we have seen a 75% increase year on year and that's as a result of the post—pandemic. we've seen staff shortages and we've seen a surge in passenger traffic. so people are really anxious about travelling with baggage and we've seen that with the baggage mountains. i think what we want to do is put confidence back into passengers to travel with bags. airlines are now using al to help reunite holiday—makers with their lost luggage. there's an algorithm that basically works out what's the next best available flight, and that

this is not the way chloe logarzo imagined she'd be spending this world cup.as well as in the us and bristol, she expected to be on the field rather than talking about it. i was hoping, you know, 28, 29 that this would be the peak and then things would come from this. but it wasn't to be. fresh off the olympics at a training camp in ireland two years ago, she collided with a defender, injuring her anterior cruciate ligament, or acl. i think the difference between any other injury and the acl injury and the reason why people grieve a harder way than doing a normal injury is because you've seen all of the athletes who can potentially come back not the same. and the idea and the thought of not being the same as what you were before is frightening. after a year out, this was when she first took the field again for the matildas. but her knee still doesn't have full mobility and chloe hasn't been selected for the world cup. she's certainly not alone. the list of star players who have missed out on this world cup because of acl injuries is really long, and they're fr

for now, all chloe can do is wait and hope her bag is found.s leader xi jinping talking about economic co—operation but this is all with the backdrop of the gop leaders who are meeting in south africa, the loose association of major emerging economies, they are meeting to see how they can assert their voice as a counterweight to western dominance, something we are going to be talking about coming up. hello again. over the next few days, pollen levels are going to be high across parts of england and wales. we're talking weed pollen. in fact, the weather over the next few days is going to be very samey, as well. sunshine and showers, a lot of which will be across the north and the west, warmer and drier with sunshine in the south, but it all changes at the end of the week. what we have is low pressure anchored to the north, high pressure to the south and a weak front in between. that weak front has been producing some cloud and some showers in the northern half of the country through the day. it is a breezy day and that westerly breeze blowing in

lots of attention on players like chloe kelly, the - players like chloe kelly, the incredible penaltyin arejust like men's spain so what spain —like as a team? spain are just like men's team, a good team when they have the ball, they can punish you but england are just as good with the ball so it is about possession and seeing what we can do with it, not dropping off and seeing what we can do with it because that is where we can hit them, really. i because that is where we can hit them. really-— because that is where we can hit them, really. i have to ask you for our them, really. i have to ask you for your prediction. — them, really. i have to ask you for your prediction, it _ them, really. i have to ask you for your prediction, it would - them, really. i have to ask you for your prediction, it would be - them, really. i have to ask you for your prediction, it would be unfair| your prediction, it would be unfair without getting the crystal ball out. if you're going to the bookies, what would you say the odds are for the score? i what would you say the odds are for the score? ., _ .,

this is not the way chloe logarzo imagined she'd be spending this world cup.tol, she expected to be on the field rather than talking about it. i was hoping, you know, 28, 29 that this would be the peak and then things would come from this. but it wasn't to be. fresh off the olympics at a training camp in ireland two years ago, she collided with a defender, injuring her anterior cruciate ligament, or acl. i think the difference between any other injury and the acl injury and the reason why people grieve a harder way than doing a normal injury is because you've seen all of the athletes who can potentially come back not the same. and the idea and the thought of not being the same as what you were before is frightening. after a year out, this was when she first took the field again for the matildas. but her knee still doesn't have full mobility and chloe hasn't been selected for the world cup. she's certainly not alone. the list of star players who have missed out on this world cup because of acl injuries is really long, and they're from some of the top ranked tea

chloe kelly scoring the decisive one there. was, by the skin of their teeth that england went through. nigeria are a very strong team. their performance has far outweighed their fifa ranking, they are ranked aoth. they have already beaten australia in the tournament, they have the olympic champions, canada, to a draw and effectively held england to a scoreless draw, as well. what's the reaction been from the england camp? also, the fallout from that red card for laurenjames? so the players have gone through the soon and have been speaking to the bbc and several of them have set out please they were at how much they grouped together to tough it out against a very formidable side, against a very formidable side, against a very formidable side, against a side that was known for being athletic and physical. they knew that going into this match. england felt that they stay together and fought to keep nigeria at bay. some of the players said they were pleased about the result, about the scoreless result in getting through on penaltie

and i urge you all to follow that story chloe to follow that story of chloe cole, the i just mentioned. very i think she very brave lady, and i think she is lesson , as i said, to each is a lesson, as i said, to each and every one of us here in this country. time flies . country. look, time flies. peter, thank you very much for your company. martin daubney , your company. martin daubney, thank you as well for yours. nigel farage is up next. so don't you go anywhere, dear. do not forget, if you need to pop out and about, we are on your radio so you can take us with you wherever you go. but for now, have a great night. and i will see you tomorrow night. >> temperature's rising. >> the temperature's rising. boxt proud sponsors of boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm greg dewhurst. well, it stays unsettled over the next few days, so there will be increasing amounts of sunny spells thursday. spells around on thursday. it just feel little warmer . just feel a little warmer. today's low

_ helped to introduce the system that chloe says that it's putting off people — chloe says that it'so that. as a result of what we did we got mid—off the old controls on the number of students going to university. —— re—got rid of the old controls. there has been a big increase in the number of low income students going, it is great social progress. in the year i brought in those changes i wanted to... the disaster would have been if people from disadvantaged backgrounds thought they had to pay for the education and couldn't afford to go, that would have been a tragedy but it didn't happen. i completely agree, the pressure point isn't the fees and the so—called debt, the pressure point is the cash to live on at university. aha, debt, the pressure point is the cash to live on at university.— to live on at university. a quick word from _ to live on at university. a quick word from you, _ to live on at university. a quick word from you, roya, - to live on at university. a quick word from you, roya, how i to live on at university. a quick. word from you, roya, how would to live on at uni

chloe kelly scoring the winning goal for england.

chloe, what do you make of that? concerned this decline in concerned about this decline in birth rate? >> don't that we should >> i don't think that we should be overly concerned. i think that we should be concerned in that we should be concerned in that prices are so high that house prices are so high now, we have such a housing shortage that, you for me, shortage that, you know, for me, i think that i would be i don't think that i would be able to afford a house without being on a mega salary. is being on a mega salary. that is enough house not just myself, enough to house not just myself, but kids as well. so that but also kids as well. so that is but i don't think is a concern. but i don't think it's concerning women feel it's concerning if women feel that have the freedom to that they have the freedom to choose focus their career choose to focus on their career rather have a child, i rather than have a child, i personally in personally i'm not interested in having child. having a child. >> on, hang on. we're >>

— lauren him and chloe bailey.ime. see hello there. it looks like it's going to remain unsettled for the rest of this week. thanks to low pressure, we'll see showers or longer spells of rain. some windy weather in the short term and it will generally feel on the cool side for early august. now, there's a new area of low pressure for the time of year, will continue to push across the country tonight and into tomorrow, so conditions go downhill across pretty much all areas. heavy rain starts to spread in. the winds begin to pick up across southern and western areas as the centre of the low edges closer towards our shores. on the plus side, though, it will be quite mild and muggy across the country with temperatures in the low—to—mid—teens celsius range. with temperatures in so, tomorrow, then, we'll see the winds picking up with gales across southern england, certainly through the channel, 50—60 mph gusts in their own right could cause some right could cause some disruption, some heavy rainfall. and into the afternoo

this was the moment england sealed the victory — in a nail—biting penalty shoot out — chloe kelly scoring was sent off for violent conduct — and nigeria had more shots on target. in the other last 16 game, australia are currently playing denmark. it's well into the second half. a short time ago australia were winning two—nil. our sports reporter jane dougalljoins us from brisbane. asked earlier on top and this one. —— australia on top. winning 2—0, the second goal on 71 minutes. 2—0 beating denmark. sam kerr has come on to the pitch, great news for australia because she is the poster girl, the all—time scorer for australia had been injured for the first couple of games in the group stage and she was on the bench for the third match but she is back on the third match but she is back on the pitch, good news for them. as for the match taking place in brisbane earlier between england and nigeria, england were given an almighty scare. questions will be asked as to why they failed to score against a team ranked 36 places below them in the fifa rankings. they are through on penalties but that wa

joining us now is chloe atkins as well michelle goodwin. chloe, let's start with you, what exactly is being restricted at this point when it comes to access to the pill? >> yesterday's ruling has no impact on the availability of mifepristone, so the status quo applies. the states where it's legal, liberal-leaning coastal states, but after the overturning of roe v. wade southeastern states moved in the opposite direction and abortion is banned there which means medication abortion is banned there with very few or narrow exceptions. yesterday's ruling from the 5th circuit they essentially nixed the fda's changes to mifepristone which extended the ruling. it would dial back the number of weeks that patients have to access the drug, also require them to go into the doctor's office several times rather than once and also do away with telehealth. this is going to have an immense impact on patients around the country especially in states where abortion is legal. >> it could be other drugs, is that their concern? >> if this upheld this could undo t

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our new entertainment correspondent chloe mellas is joining us now.> reunited at last. what is going on here? what is the back story? >> this has been a story people have been watching nonstop for the -- almost 48 hours now. you probably remember scooter braun for having all of these high profile clients and very infamous feud with taylor swift and it looks like a lot of his clients, it is a mass exodus. this morning, a major shake-up in the music industry. some top stars distancing themselves from powerful manager scooter braun. ♪ baby, baby, baby oh ♪ >> reporter: braun is well known for discovering justin bieber and his rift with taylor swift. a source close to the situation telling nbc news the 42-year-old has amicaby parted ways with those artists. a possible rift between braun and bieber and grande senting the internet into a frenzy. the source saying both are still under contract, adding that braun has been stepping back from manager duties and focusing on his role as ceo of a south korean entertainment company. >> he outgrew managing artists.

thank you. 0k, and chloe. ..and the end of an educational experience hit hard by covid.ls at hamilton grammar school have shown resilience in the face of difficulties that previous generations did not have to endure. it was a lot of hard work during the exams. it was definitely the most stressful period of my life, but it's all paid off. i'm very happy as well, actually. some things, coming towards it, i was a bit unsure about what, like, actually could happen, but, yeah, i'm very happy. feeling great. into uni regardless. i got an unconditional offer. exams have been quite... they've been all right. crashed a few subjects, so it's been a new experience for me. _ the scottish qualifications authority cut out some elements of coursework and exams to make the return to normal more manageable. they are the first set of young people to sit exams post covid so they sat their nat 55 last year and their highers this year, so we're really particularly proud of them because arguably they've been the most distrupted at that senior academic level throughout the covid period. this i

and england weren't on their. chloe kelly with the easy tap and after telling this goalkeeper, this jobs the bowl. and finally right, so daily scoring have 1st goal of the match to cielo $61.00. when and left the celebrations, begin watching dw news. just reminder, a top story. donald trump has been charged with 4 felony counts over his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. this is the 3rd case in which the forward us president has been in time a big. we've got business news for you. we're looking at at least decision to pull out of china as bills and rather terry bar. thanks for watching the side it says stop to move on to the basic goals hitting the country.

the game went to a penalty shoot out, and nigeria missed 2 spots teaks before chloe kelly short to hit the top left corner and send him and through to the quarter finals. nigeria were on the brink of the big surprise, but are now eliminated from the world come the w as bowls corresponded, that piercing was at the max and brisbin and sent us this assessment. as of the world champions, usa were knocked out by sweden, england co, desperately close to following the lead against materia, here in brisbin, the african side were resilient, threatening and dangerous throughout, but england held onto with them. penalties after struggling to break them down for a 120 minutes 1000. when's the next round? um yeah, not jerry were amazing. um, very, very texted us and last us are and it was again not to be decided by penalty. so. yeah, really happy. we're in the quotes finally the african so i can look back on the tomb and indeed that guy with pride about they come away with nothing in the end. a lot of people probably put a lot of disrespects when i for conditions because they say that just physical

i actually sent to lucy and chloe, before the guy, when i from buddha's buddha is we just not teaching them live. i love this. so a football is on about a nice, pretty and frustrating is pretty and for the so the growth of the women's going to see the amount of people that turned out as falls train. yeah, they reach they 1st ever sent me finals and it was cops and stuff. kathy told me that she's optimistic about the future of the game in australia. i think you can say from this tournament the, you know, football is the world's game and there's so many australians that interested the so many young girls and boys that, that want to be playing hard place and step in the right direction. and yeah, we can keep pushing the game forward because based on what we've seen over the last month so, so it's, it's ready to take off for australia. the journey is over with england. they say spain in sundays was got finals coming up after i shall break out. documentary series travels to montgomery and thanks for watching the show, the interest, the global economy, our portfolio, g w, business b on here'

but tony still doesn't have mobility and chloe has not been selected for the world cup. teams including england, the us, there lens and france. many are calling it an epidemic and state is hurting the women's game. it is like a who's who of the best players. from england forward beth mead and leo williamson to other players, it is an injury that impacts women up to eight times as much. there is a number of reasons for this. according to experts, women'sjoints, including the knee, are often vista and have a greater range of motion. there is less muscle mass there, making the area less stable. the way women land from jumps is often different. it is even thought the menstrual cycle can have an impact. lt even thought the menstrual cycle can have an impact-— have an impact. it has been very clear to all _ have an impact. it has been very clear to all of _ have an impact. it has been very clear to all of us _ have an impact. it has been very clear to all of us involved - have an impact. it has been very clear to all of us involved in - clear to all of us involved in treating

georgia stanway missed england's first penalty, but after two nigeria misses, chloe kelly was given thehance to win the game for england and her succesful spot kick sent the lionesses through to the quarter—finals where they will face either jamaica or colombia. we dig deep as a group and we believe in our ability and first and foremost, we believe in what we are getting cold to do. this team is special, we did it in the year rose and we are here again tonight and we keep pushing forward. we and we are here again tonight and we keep pushing forward.— keep pushing forward. we stuck toaether keep pushing forward. we stuck together as _ keep pushing forward. we stuck together as a — keep pushing forward. we stuck together as a team. _ keep pushing forward. we stuck together as a team. of - keep pushing forward. we stuck together as a team. of course l keep pushing forward. we stucki together as a team. of course it keep pushing forward. we stuck- together as a team. of course it was a very— together as a team. of course it was a very hard _ together as a team. of course it was a very hard

the game went to a penalty shoot out in nigeria, i missed 2 spot teaks before chloe kelly short to hit the top left corner and send him and through to the quarter finals nigeria, we're on the brink of the big surprise, but are now eliminated from the world, the and in today's other match posters really overcame denmark, to neil and sidney to enter the quarter finals. australia put in some mix displays in the group stage, but they took the lead on the half hour thanks to this pass for mary fowler and katelyn. ford's meet finish australia qualification for the wednesday was wrapped up on 70 minutes. so through haley russell, they will face the winter of tuesdays match between france and morocco. dw younique's beat was at the game and gave us his take on these rarely inside. in the end it was a fairly routine to know when for australia with caitlin forts go absolutely lifting the crowd. but the biggest cheer the noise came full of co. ready sam, 1st, when she was warming up and then when she finally entered the pits, it was her 1st appearance at this will cut off to a well publicized coug

the game went to a penalty shoot out in nigeria, i missed 2 spot teaks before chloe kelly shots hit the top left corner and send him and through to the quarter finals. nigeria were on the brink of the big surprise, but are now eliminated from the world. the end in the days of their madge who's just really overcame denmark to meal and sydney to enter the quarter finals. australia had put in some mixed displays in the group stage where they took the lead on in the half hour. mark, thanks to this pass for mary fall was an katlyn ford suite finished. i just realized qualification for the last day was wrapped up on this on 70 minutes ago through healey rosin. they will fix the winter of tuesdays match between france and morocco. and finally, hollywood has lost one of its legendary directors with the death of william pre can, who passed away on monday. h. 87 friedman won the academy award for best director in 1971 for his thriller, the french connection. but freaking is best known for his horror film of the exorcist, which shocked audiences with its depiction of the possession of a 12 year ol

here's what rachel dailey told us after the match, and she said to lucy and chloe, before the game, whenever on buddhist blue to us, we just want to give them a live. i love this, so a football is on about a nice pretty, and frustrating is printing and for the, for the growth of the women's going to see the amount of people that turned out as falls train. yeah, they reach the 1st f o semi finals in the world cup and stuff. kathy told me that she's optimistic about the future of the game in australia. i think you can say from this tournament the, the actual boys, the world's game, and the so many astray lands that interested the so many young girls and boys that, that want to be playing high place and step in the right direction. and yeah, we can keep pushing the game forward because based on what we've seen over the last month so, so it's, it's ready to take off for australia. the journey is over with england. they say spain in sunday's world cup finals. let's use update after our stay tuned for a documentary coming on next about most over called a nation in the shadow for and filled out. we

the game went to a penalty shoot out in nigeria, i missed 2 spots. teaque's before chloe kelly short to the top left corner and send him and through to the quarter finals. nigeria, we're on the brink of the big surprise, but are now eliminated from the world. come in . today's other manage who's australia overcame denmark to new and city to enter the quarter finals. i'll start you put in some mix displays in the group stage, but they took the lead on the half hour mark things to this past. and mary fowler and caitlin ford's me finish was very, is qualification for the last 8. was wrapped up on 70 minutes through haley resar. they will face the winners of tuesdays match between france and welcome hughes younique's page was at the game. he gave us his day on the australians up in the end it was a fairly routine to know when 1st riley with caitlin forbes go absolutely lifting the crowd, but the biggest cheer the noise came full. of course sam could 1st when she was warming up and then when she finally entered the pits, it was her 1st appearance at this will cut off the well publicized c

the game went to a penalty shoot out, and nigeria missed 2 spots teaks before chloe kelly short to hit the top left corner and sent him and through to the quarter finals. nigeria were on the brink of the big surprise, but are now eliminated from the world. and in the days of the law, 16 slash hosts, australia overcame denmark to nail in sidney to into the quarter finals. the matilda is put in some mix displays in the group stage, but they took the lead on the whole file assigned to this flowing to move and it takes when for the finish, australia is full qualification. so the last date was wrapped up on 17 minutes through haley ross, so they next face the when is a tuesdays match between fronts? ok. you're watching dw news coming up next. on dw use agent with pocket stones in ron kon in prison was in the future of his p t. i policy dw speaks to one of his advisors and they'll be more also on the gandy story that we covered. all of that coming up with ben physical and on the w h. i mind you can split can and thank you so much for being with us. have a lovely day the the, the .

england held fast to go through 4—2 with chloe kelly scoring the decisive spot kick and she said afterwardse a real team who had held fast when the chips were down. i think that is what football is all about, fighting until the end and be ready in the moment and being able to take penalties of course for us that was great and we fight together as a group and of course there are great sides so we will be up against that at times so we cannot hide away from that. every team in this competition, there is a reason why they are here, they are top sides. england will certainly miss laurenjames as she will not be able to play in the quarter—finals and could actually even face longer suspension if fifa deem it worthy. her loss will definitely be felt given she is england's leading scorer of the tournament. but the team will now travel back to terrigal, they base just outside of sydney where they will have six days of rest and then they will play their quarter—final match which will be against either jamaica or colombia. well as jane was saying, england will learn who their next opponents are on tue

thig chloe kelly finished it with this kick. >> we stuck together as a team.tunately it was a very, very hard game and red cards and we stuck together, we made it clear to the extra time and we won the penalties. how we did that as a team and how the team -- yeah, just went going. i'm so proud of them. >> chloe kelly becoming quite the football legend at the age of 25 also netting the winning pen earlier this year against brazil and of course scoring the euro 2022 winner against germany. back to you. >>> and some stories in the spotlight for you this hour, the filmmaker behind what many consider the most famous car chase in movie history, the french connection, director has died. among his many credits during his long a career was the exorcist and to live and die in l.a. his death was announced by his w wife. he won the 1972 academy award for best director for the french connection. >>> and a new study finds that overdiagnosing breast cancer could cause more harm than good. it says many american women over the age of 70 are potentially o overdiagnosed and this

georgia stanway missed england's first penalty, but after two nigeria misses, chloe kelly was given thed her succesful spot kick sent the lionesses through to the quarter—finals where they will face either jamaica or colombia. we dig deep as a group and we believe in our ability

the game went to a penalty shoot out in nigeria, i missed 2 spot teaks before chloe kelly shot to the top left corner and send him and through to the quarter finals nigeria, we're on the brink of the big surprise, but are now eliminated from the world and mountain meadows from dw sports, joins us now in the studio full. hi, the ma, it was another dramatic finish. was that it was, i mean it was a new little draw, but it was a good game. and then penalties are always exciting on they, to be honest. now do you a really sort of one, they have the better chances they hit the boss, they really put england under pressure. and i think it's yet again, this will cope is proving that the so called small, the football, the nations are really bridging the gap. now to the, to the big names. i mean that you to was so close to and we saw yesterday with the usa, the hold is going out on penalties again after a new role to, to sweden. i mean, and we're, we're very, very lucky that they might be your pain champions. but they said counting their blessings up to that and even the bbc come and say to in en

both teams had misses but it fell to chloe kelly to end england�*s nerves.witched. # football�*s coming home #. the stress has really got to me but i�*m happy, i got up this morning and we celebrated. for england fans, the post—euro bounce is tangible. the fa has reported a 1a0% participation increase among girls under 16 and in england attendances in the women�*s super league have tripled. it shows that football goes beyond all genders. we all have a chance in football. but it�*s not all good news. according to a report earlier this year two in three teenage girls couldn�*t name any of the team which won the euros. we realised that actually it had kind of gone over the heads of quite a few teenage girls because they didn�*t have that pre—existing relationship. hopefully this tournament, the journey of the england team, it�*ll build lifelong fans and hopefully the same pride we felt burning in us will be mirrored in these teenage girls after this tournament as well. bbc figures show interest in this world cup is steadily rising with online requests for highl

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england held fast to go through 4—2 with chloe kelly scoring the decisive spot kick. real team who had held fast when the chips were down. i think that's what football is all about for the fighting to the end and be ready in the moment and being able to take it to penalties, for us it was great. of course their air a great site so we would be up against it at times. we can't hide away from that. every team in this competition, there's a reason why everyone's here. england will certainly miss laurenjames that she will not be able to play in the quarterfinals and could actually face a longer suspension if fifa deem it worthy. her loss will definitely be felt given she is england's leading scorer of the tournament. the team will now travel back to their base just outside of sydney where they will have six days of rest. then they will play their quarterfinal match which will be against either jamaica or columbia. well as jane was saying, england will learn who their next opponents are on tuesday. jamaica are in the women's world cup knockout stages for the first time, wit

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