and there's emotional trauma for dilnaz, who has regular nightmares. if i was an ordinary 18—year—old, i would be now living my best life. but that's not what i'm doing. i'm trying to explore new ways to free my people sooner. adina campbell, bbc news. time now for the latest sport. hello, i'm mark edwards with your sports news. we start with football, where chelsea have won the first european trophy of the year after beating villareal on penalties in the european super cup on wednesday. the champions league winners dominated the early stages of the game in belfast and took the lead in the first half through hakim ziyech. he was later taken off with a shoulder injury. villareal equalised through gerard moreno, taking the game to penalties. but kepa saved the spot kick from villareal captain raul albiol to give the blues victory for the second time in their history. physically, this was the worst thing that could happen to us, playing overtime. mentally and psychologically, this was the best thing, to start with a trophy because there was no way to dela

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and there's emotional trauma for dilnaz, who has regular nightmares.responsibilities created by the covid—i9 pandemic. that's according to research by indiana university. it's an arrangement that has negatively impacted mothers“ careers, relationships and well—being. mothers working from home during the pandemic also reported higher rates of anxiety, depression, and loneliness than fathers. and as today's census reveals, a declining birth rate. experts are warning that in a post—pandemic world, workplaces need to be more supportive of working mothers. what does that mean in practice? jessica calarco is associate professor of sociology at indiana university. her research focuses on inequalities in education and family life. jessica, it sounds like there are a great deal of inequalities. what are the barriers, do you believe, to women having children and choosing to have more of them? {either to have more of them? other countries _ to have more of them? other countries have _ to have more of them? other countries have social - to have more of them? other

and there's emotional trauma for dilnaz, who has regular nightmares.pbell, bbc news. the polish parliament has approved a law that opponents say will strengthen the right—wing government's grip on the media, as it restricts non—european ownership. one of the tv channels most critical of ministers is owned by the american conglomerate, discovery. a spokesperson for the us state department said it was closely watching developments. ramzan karmali has this report. the applause from the government benches in the lower houses of parliament. they are reacting to the vote which saw them pass a new media bill. the government say this new law prevent firms from china and russia controlling polish media outlets. but opponents say it is an attempt to silence a tv channel critical of the government. translation:— translation: this is an unconstitutional - translation: this is an unconstitutional law i translation: this is an | unconstitutional law which translation: this is an - unconstitutional law which is designed to gag free media, inconsistent with internatio