erin cuthbert headed in too., the ireland coach used to be the scotland women's manager, so that should be a warm welcome here for her at hampden too. as we mentioned, there such a high around the women's game, isn't there, particularly following on from england's victory in the arrows in the summer? and some of the scotland players, like caroline weir, who used to play any wsl, watched some of her former team—mates win that trophy, and she watched on with slight frustration and envy as you can imagine. she has been speaking ahead of tonight's huge match. walking into hampden and seeing thousands excited to see us play football, — thousands excited to see us play football, it is massive, and, yeah, the girls— football, it is massive, and, yeah, the girls love it. we love playing at hampden, we love speaking to young _ at hampden, we love speaking to young girls after and seeing how inspired — young girls after and seeing how inspired they are and how passionate they are. _ inspired they are and how passionate the

st cuthbert�*s academy is in the shadow of blackpool's pleasure beach.increasingly feels less like teaching, more like social work. we sometimes have toilet rolls and other hygiene products, nappies are a really sought—after resource. they keep essential items here to help struggling parents. and run a free community washing machine. if electricity is an issue for families, they can use our electricity, our water and the products are here. so it an amazing resource. lindsay, the school safeguarding officer, used to support only a small number of families known to social services. not any more. we've got, you know, working families who are not eligible for free school meals but they cannot afford to pay for the child's school meal. i know for certain there is one family who have in excess of £1000 worth of debt. they send their children to school. i can't not feed their children, can i? see you, be good, now. alex's childhood was hard. marred by domestic violence, she'd love much more for her son. i want him to have everything i never had, car, holidays.

st cuthbert�*s academy is in the shadow of blackpool�*s pleasure beach. summer season is over.et rolls and other hygiene products. nappies are a really, really sought—after resource, so... they keep essential items here to help out struggling parents, and run a free community washing machine. and if electricity is an issue for families, they can use our electricity, our water, and the products are here. so it's an amazing resource. lynsey, the school's safeguarding officer, used to support only a small number of families known to social services. not any more. we've got, you know, working families who aren't eligible for free school meals, but they can't afford to pay for the child's school meal. what happens then? debt increases. do you have that figure? do you know what that figure is? has it increased ? i know for certain that there is one family that have in excess of £1,000 worth of debt. they send their children to school. i can't not feed their children, can i? and this isn't families exploiting you. no, those families are families that are doing their very best, trying