dougal was watching.— place earlier and our reporterjane dougal was watching.d — dougal was watching. arsenal are in grow) c and they — dougal was watching. arsenal are in group c and they will— dougal was watching. arsenal are in group c and they will play _ dougal was watching. arsenal are in group c and they will play the - group c and they will play the current holders, but also the record holding eight time champions, lyon. that is going to be an incredibly difficult match in the group stages, make no mistake. because every season, lyon's main ambition is to win the champions league. but arsenal have started their domestic season very well, they are top of the wsl and became a close second last season. the other teams will be fearing them because arsenal are still the only british women's team to have won this competition in 2007. they also playjuventus and zurich. 2007. they also play juventus and zurich. , ., 2007. they also play juventus and zurich. , . . . , , 2007. they also play juventus and zurich. , . ., , ., 2007. they also play juventus and zuric

jane dougall earlier. scheduling has been - munich. jane dougall earlier.situation we put in is not comfortable. it would - taking its top. the situation we put in is not comfortable. it would be i in is not comfortable. it would be great _ in is not comfortable. it would be great if _ in is not comfortable. it would be great if they could cooperate next year because it also happened last year~ _ year because it also happened last year~ this — year because it also happened last year. this is mainly because of covid _ year. this is mainly because of covid and _ year. this is mainly because of covid and the changes in schedule. i 'ust covid and the changes in schedule. i just don't— covid and the changes in schedule. i just don't think it will help us to perform — just don't think it will help us to perform well and to make a good show. _ perform well and to make a good show, which is the goal of tennis, to entertain — show, which is the goal of tennis, to entertain people. i don't like it. to entertain people. idon't like it in— to entertain people. i don't

jane dougal was among the 16 sides. jane dougal was a cross that draw.lifying just to get into the group stage. the?t to get into the group stage. they could have _ to get into the group stage. they could have had _ to get into the group stage. they could have had it _ to get into the group stage. they could have had it a _ to get into the group stage. they could have had it a lot _ to get into the group stage. tie: could have had it a lot easier? yes, they had a really tough couple of matches against ajax, eventually beating them 32 to get to the group stages. following the draw, they now have to play, not only the holders but the record eight time champions, lyon. a few arsenal fans will have groaned when they saw what group their team was going into. lyon, definitely favourites to win, not just the group but the competition as well. however, they will be wary of arsenal, they did pretty well in the wsl, top of the league, got started the season and several members of the squad won the euros in the summer. arsenal won this competition in 2007, so they

jane dougall was watching.stan have improved of late and were keen to show it. the captain's decision to go first paid off. this is superb dive got some musical appreciation. then came a succession of stunning catches. and this one from buttler. but it was sam curran who was man of the match. becoming the first englishman to take five wickets in an international t20. and so to bat. 113 the target for england, but the afghans had some good fielders of their own. the chase perhaps tougher for england than expected, but livingston�*s unbeaten 29 got them over the line. a convincing win by five wickets, and england second in their group. jane dougal, bbc news. the opening game of the super 12 saw hosts australia against new zealand. and the defending champions fell to an 89—run defeat to the kiwis in sydney. devon conway's 92 helped the black caps to 200 for 3 and the hosts had no response in their chase, collapsing to 111 all out — glenn phillips taking a stunning catch in the field to round off a perfect day for

jane, thank you very much indeed, jane dougall _ way.ght following the suspected gas explosion in county donegal. a period of silence will also take place before the game to honour those affected by the tragedy. also tonight, the champions league. erling haaland might not get the chance tonight to add to his prolific start to life as a manchester city player. he's been left on the bench for city's champions league game in denmark against fc copenhagen. two of his 20 goals in 13 games for the club so far came in the first match between the two last week at the etihad, which left city a win away from qualifying for the knockout stage. that match starts at 5.45pm. also tonight, celtic against rb leipzig, as they are looking to get off the bottom of their group, and chelsea looking to take top spot in theirs. they are playing in milan. five life has all the coverage. —— radio 5 live has all the coverage. thanks, hugh. the bank of england has widened its scheme to buy bonds, saying that there was a material risk to financial stability. the sc

jane dougall, bbc news.try because of the colour of his skin. now a statue of him has been unveiled at the stadium of plymouth argyle, the club for whom he scored more than 130 goals. and the fa have also awarded him an honourary england cap. jenny kumah reports. three, two, one. a wonderful moment in plymouth this lunchtime. an argyll legend back home at his club. his family moved to tears by the occasion. yeah, it makes you go to see. look at it. it's him! we haven't seen our grandad for 30 odd years and he is there, - that is our grandad! it's an amazing statue. it's captured the essence of our grandad. - jack leslie was the only black player in the english league at the time and went on to captain argyle. the son of a jamaican father and english mother, he would have been the first black player to represent england. half a century would pass before viv anderson would make that breakthrough. jack leslie scored more than 130 goals during his time here at argyle. he is the club's fourth highest goal—scorer

jane dougal, bbc news.t was news to him. it's my first world cup game and obviously the energy when i woke up this morning to know that you are going to be playing in a world cup gives you that extra bit of buzz, obviously missing that last one. 0bviously my first time playing here as well, so i'm really enjoying i guess the balance and the pace, and you can obviously use the dimensions of the ground as well. i'm just really enjoying it. the opening game of the super 12 saw hosts australia against new zealand. and the defending champions fell to an 89—run defeat to the kiwis in sydney. devon conway's 92 helped the black caps to 200 for 3 and the hosts had no response in their chase, collapsing to 111 all out — glenn phillips taking a stunning catch in the field to round off a perfect day for new zealand. so good we will see it a second time. you have got to be kidding! a special— you have got to be kidding! a special catch when that ball is in the air. — special catch when that ball is in the air. i— specia

jane dougall was there for us farfrom far from the land of their fathers but hoping to go further.tournament. this was their chance. roberts grabbed it. for a moment wales relieved but the euphoria was short—lived. a well worked goal gives switzerland the equaliser. that meant extra time. and right on the last minute switzerland broke wales hearts. they celebrated and wales hearts. they celebrated and wales watch their world cup dreams. a wales to was not helpful for scotland. now all they could do was leave everything on this pitch and hope that be an hour. this is an opportunity. the republic of ireland stood in their way. but when scotland were gifted at penalty two caroline ware couldn't convert. ireland then took control. as skilful ball through who kept her cool skilful ball through who kept her cool. that was ireland's winner, sending them to a first—ever world cup. 0h, sending them to a first—ever world cup. oh, that picture says it all. while scotland will have to watch another major tournament from afar. we need to digest, we need to go home and take some time. the hardwa

to the sound of gunfire. round the presidential palace and military barracks in the capital laga, dougal soldiers blocked major roads. amoeba appealed for calm, but soon protesters waiting borkin abbey, and russian flags began to call for his removal to me, but has been in far for 9 months. he is skill book enough also he has sold all of us his income, but the people will raise their voices to make him understand that the knob is no longer agree with the partnerships upon us with from will not in favor of twos, but we are in favor of cues, a lead us to cooperate with other partners. when, when partners members of special forces led by captain abraham trial, re later appeared on television to say they've asked it's dummy that they accused him of failing to stop attacks by armed groups. borders have been closed and all political activities to meet the committee i will come and ideal was betrayed by a lead and attending colonel paul henry dummy bur, in whom we had placed all our trustees. indeed, the deterioration of the security situation, which justified our action that had been really go

to the sound of gunfire. round the presidential palace and military barracks in the capital longer dougal soldiers blocked major roads. amoeba appealed for calm, but soon protesters waiting. boykin abbey, and rational flags began to call for his removal. amoeba has been in far for 9 months. he is skilled booking a fossil. he has sold all of us with his info umbrella. the people will raise their voices to make him understand that the r o a knob is no longer agree with the partnerships upon us. with france, with not in favor of twos, but we are in favor of cues. a lead us to cooperate with other partners will be when, when partners members of special forces led by captain abraham trower. it later appeared on television to see the vows to dom eva. they accused him of failing to stop attacks by armed groups. borders have been closed and all political activity suspended. concepts on do need not do. the elk will merge. the bar, our common ideal was betrayed by our leader, lieutenant colonel paul, 100 dominga in whom we had placed all our trust. indeed, the deterioration of the security situatio

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it was mocked by explosions and shootings around the presidential palace in the capital wagon. dougal, friday's overthrow was announced by all the officers who actually seized a national tv channel. the pretty book, enough of the people of burkina faso since the 24th of january 2022 had been faced with continually deteriorating security situation. and we, the officers of the national armed forces were motivated to take action with a desire to protect the security and integrity of our territory. president amoeba is fired is no longer president of wilkin, a fossil and the new please, the name, he's kept shame deborah, him towel gay is the 2nd call it month. people are not allowed to go out because they does it cost you only to what they said in via integral a speech. it's due to the fact that her present that me by didn't take care of his commitment. when he came, the new group believe that the dunbar was loved this kind of a good guy and he was not boot. also in the management of tools, i didn't have enough wheat ones, they don't have enough money to fight them. he ramos geneva has sho

jane dougall reports. far from the "land of their fathers," but hoping to go further.: yes! for a moment, wales believed, but the euphoria was short lived. a well worked goal gave switzerland the equaliser. that meant extra time. right on the last minute, switzerland broke the hearts of wales. they celebrated and wales watch their world cup dreams fall away. a wales defeat was not helpful for scotland. now all they could do was leave everything on this hampden pitch and hope that would be enough. the republic of ireland stood in their way. the referee certainly noticed an irish handball. gift for scotland but caroline weir threw it away. ireland then took control. amber barrett kept her cool. that was ireland�*s winning goal, sending them to a first ever world cup. whilst scotland will have to watch another major tournament from afar. disappointment and that is an understatement for both scotland and wales. several have spoken of their frustration during the summer�*s euros watching england lift a trophy for a tournament they were not even involved in and now next year

joining us from there is jane dougall. jane, this is set up nicely, then? there really is an air of expectation around the stadium, paul. the scotland manager has said in his programme notes, it is time to make our mark on the world, so no pressure ahead of this huge game for scotland women against the republic of ireland. they kick off at 8pm. and that means that they will know exact what is required of them, because the other matches in them, because the other matches in the playoff final and finished by then. as we mentioned, both scotland and wales women have to win their matches tonight. otherwise they are out of the running, but they also need other results to go their way too. here at hampden, we are expected to break the record crowd for a competitive women's game in scotland. that was only sent last week, when scotland beat austria in extra time to get to the playoff final. that was an abby harrison header in exit time that brought them there. erin cuthbert headed in too. but interestingly, the ireland coach used to be the scotland women's manager,

i jane dougal, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos.howers and that is how it will mean tonight and tomorrow because my low pressure sits to the north of the uk. it really has been piling in to the argyll and highlands, the rainfall through the afternoon, further south showers have been few and further between and much of the south—east has been dry. as we head through this evening it stays windy for all areas, particularly in the north and we have this weather front spreading southwards which will have heavy rain on it. fairly mild in the south because of the breeze, cooler further north. this cold front will have heavy rain on it, short lived as it spread southwards and lots of isobars on the chart so it stays windy. it pushes southwards across england and wales through the day. ahead of odd shower but plenty of sunshine across across the south and east. that rain eventually reaches the south—east into the evening period but further north a mixture of sunshine and showers, again windy for all, of sunshine and showers, again windy fora

however, a win won't guarantee a place at next year's tournament. jane dougall is at hampden for us.n and wales women have to do winter night otherwise they are out and they have to hope that other results go their way. wales are playing switzerland in zurich as we speak and after 25 minutes it is 1—0 to wales. they have never qualified for a major tournament before so this is nerve—racking for them and as for scotland, they take on the republic of ireland at hampden park in the later match and will have to win if they want to stand any chance of getting to the world cup. it is expected to be another record crowd for a competitive women's match here stop but even if scotland and wales to win their matches, neither are guaranteed a place at the world cup. there are three play—off matches tonight and two of the winners will automatically get through, but that is only dependent on their rankings. the third winner will have to go to another play—off which will take place in february in new zealand, so it is completed, but if it means getting to a world cup, worth it. thank you. time for

now the sport with jane dougall. late drama in the premier league yesterday as chelsea rescued a win against crystal palace with a 90th—minute winner. graham potter got his first victory as chelsea boss after his side came from a goal down to beat palace at selhurst park. conor gallagher got the winner against his former club in stoppage time. it was a breathtaking game at anfield where liverpool came from 2—0 down to lead brighton 3—2 after an adam webster own goal. but leandro trossard's hat—trick meant brighton walked away with a point. that's more ground lost in the premier league table forjurgen klopp�*s side, who are down to ninth. it was drawn 3—3 and that feels again it like a defeat even though it is not a defeat, and we have to fight through this. the confidence level is now not extraordinarily high, and in our situation, the things you want to happen, getting confidence back, you want to keep it and increase it. you want to build on that. arsenal's superb start to the season continues, they remain top of t

pound facility for a decade, the men's senior team still haven't won a trophy, unlike the women. jane dougalluccess across all england teams. in 2011, the construction even attracted the interest of a future england manager. irate attracted the interest of a future england manager.— attracted the interest of a future england manager. attracted the interest of a future encland manauer. ~ ., ., ., england manager. we now have a hope that any asniring _ england manager. we now have a hope that any aspiring player _ england manager. we now have a hope that any aspiring player will _ england manager. we now have a hope that any aspiring player will come - that any aspiring player will come to an think they are part of english football, and we have never had that. ., ., , ., ., , that. the following year it was o-ened that. the following year it was opened by _ that. the following year it was opened by fa _ that. the following year it was opened by fa president, - that. the following year it was | opened by fa president, prince william. initially england enjoyed success through the age groups, then

jane dougall was there for us. farfrom far from the land of their fathers but hoping to go further.time. and right on the last minute switzerland broke wales hearts. they celebrated and wales watch their world dream slip away. a wales defeat was not helpful for scotland. now all they could do was leave everything on this page and hope that would be an hour. this is an opportunity. the republic of ireland stood in their way. but when scotland were gifted the penalty... caroline ware couldn't convert. ireland then took control. a skilful ball back to barrett who kept her cool ball back to barrett who kept her cool. that was ireland's winner, sending them to a first ever world cup. while scotland will have to watch another major tournament from afar. we need to digest and we need to go home and we need to take some time. but the hard work of the players had done is been amazing, i'm very proud of them. have for everything else and we will stick together, we will come back together and hopefully we have another opportunity soon. come back together and hopefully we have another opportuni

jane dougal is here to talk us through it. we will start with arsenal.t looks like a tough group for them it glance it looks like a tough group for them , . , glance it looks like a tough group for them , ., , , ., , for them it is a us thety group. arsenal are _ for them it is a us thety group. arsenal are in _ for them it is a us thety group. arsenal are in group _ for them it is a us thety group. arsenal are in group c- for them it is a us thety group. arsenal are in group c and - for them it is a us thety group. | arsenal are in group c and they for them it is a us thety group. - arsenal are in group c and they will play the current holders but the record holder eight time champions lyon, that will be a difficult match. make no mistake about that, every season, lyon's main ambition is to win the champions league, but arsenal started their season well, they are top of the wsl. they came a close second last season as well and the other team also be fearing them, don't forget arsenal are the only british women's team to have won this competition back if

jane dougall reports. this was the last time england women won the rugby world cup.o be honest. we've been waiting a long time for, sort of, this week to come along, you know. the first week we were here it was very relaxed, getting overjet lag. this week, on monday, that's when the switch flicked and we're into test week and we're into preparations for fiji and, yeah, there's a real buzz around the place. new zealand's a long way to go for a home nations game, but wales and scotland play each other on sunday, and it could be a grudge match. everything's riding on this game but, to be fair, that's what world cups are like, isn't it, really? you go out and you want to win every game. it's just a must—win for us. from behind, as well. you know, we kept believing. we created a lot of opportunities against them last year, i'm not going to tell you those things. back in britain, university of worcester warriors squad and women's sport generally is on the up, isn't it, on the back of the football and everything like that. because, you know, it's definitely on the rise. whi

but that is all registered voters for to be dougal deeper those who feel certain about they give a oneoint advantage to republicans, kevin weiss is so tight if republicans had had this representation there's going to be a red tsunami, now it's a ripple. how have they bungled was a lead for them? >> actually those numbers have you look at the history of polls in the last six years or 70 years republicans are doing well put a hat think they could be doing even better if they had an even more robust policy agenda that focused on restoring self-governance to the american people. but ultimately just ditch the political science, shanna, when republicans on the generic ballot or than two or three points of the democrats on generic preference, they win. i think the republicans are going to outperform probably pick up 30 -- 40 seats. >> what about the senate? >> i am predicting a republican senate and you know why? because the election will turn on what voters care about. the economy and the rule of law both the border security or the lack there of and tremendous increase in crime. the presiden

there are more hurdles to overcome a jane dougal reports on how they eventually beat their latest opponentsffside. hagar...” .. four times they had the ball on the net. itimes can this offside. iizimvr ,..,.. .. four times they had the ball on the net. itimes can this happen iizimvr ,..,.. .. four times they had the ball on the net. itimes can this happen toga;r ,..,.. .. four times they had the ball on the net. itimes can this happen to wales? . many times can this happen to wales? it took extra time for wales' star strikerjess fishlock to do this. brilliant finish from a brilliant, brilliant finish from a brilliant. player. brillianl finish from a - ' '.. z w if; xéfitzorswitzerland w if; “to switzerland for a they travel to switzerland for a historic layer of mud. at they travel to switzerland for a historic laye hampden, t rain—soaked hampden, scottish fans will point despite waiting 90 minutes without a goal against austria. but in extra time, abi austria. but in. extra time abi into the austria. but in. extra time abi into play—off play—off does —— world cup play—off finals they the of

jane dougall reports.500 fans held their breath as wales did everything to score against bosnia—herzegovina. second chance! hits the post. wales couldn't have been closer. but it didn't seem to be their night. four times they had the ball in the net, every one ruled offside. how many times can this happen to wales! it took extra time for wales star strikerjess fishlock to do this. itjust had to be! brilliant finish from a brilliant, brilliant player! worth the wait. that goal means they now travel to switzerland for an historic play—off final match. we the done. we . the i done. scotland & m done. scotland we . the done. scotland were also - we . the done. scotland - were also watching minutes without a goal against 90 minutes without a goal against austria but in extra time abbie harrison headed them into the world cup day too. even victories next tuesday wouldn't guarantee a place in next year's world cup finals. it's a bit complicated, go to the bbc sport website and it explains all. the lionesses have

jean dougal, bbc news.art from 12th on the grid and carlos sainz will be hoping to convert his opposition to his second race win of the season. and some rugby union. the saracens have continued their winning season. alex goode, on as a sub, for a record—equalling 338th first team appearance, kicked a penalty in added time to keep sarries unbeaten run on track. in the united rugby championship, edinburgh got their first away win of the season at italian side zebre. henry immelman helped his side to a bonus point winning 38—19 victory in parma. and i will end with a third world, of the morning, the rugby world cup for the women, new zealand and england paying right now. approaching half—time, 29have already qualified for the quarter—finals but if they won they could top the group and also that would help wales make sure they are also through to the last eight. thank you. worn out listening to that, busy day. did you get your pen back? yes, for now. thank you.- yes, for now. thank you. yes, fornow. thank ou. ,

let's try and find out more with jane dougall who's at hampden park in glasgow.h. that record was set just last week when scotland beat austria to get to this world cup playoff final match against the republic of ireland. just over 10,000 people watched a goal against austria to get scotland here. there is such a high over the england winning over the summer. she had to sit by and watch some of her former team—mates go on and play in a major tournament and win it. it has been frustrating for her. so she is very hopeful that this time scotland can get to a world cup. tt scotland can get to a world cup. it is a massive. it is a massive personal— is a massive. it is a massive personal goal for me massive teen .oal personal goal for me massive teen goal obviously. i think not being at the euros. — goal obviously. i think not being at the euros, that really did hit hard for a _ the euros, that really did hit hard for a lot— the euros, that really did hit hard fora lot of— the euros, that really did hit hard for a lot of the girls, especially me _ for a lot of the girl

jane dougall has the story. far from the land of their fathers but hoping to go further.ment wales believed. but the euphoria was short—lived. a well—worked goal gave switzerland the equaliser. that meant extra time. and right on the last minute, switzerland broke wales' hearts. they celebrated and wales watched their world cup dream slip away. a wales defeat was not helpful for scotland. now all they could do was leave everything on this hampden pitch and hope that would be enough. back for thomas! the republic of ireland stood in their way. ..caroline weir couldn't convert. a skilful ball back to barrett who kept her cool. that was ireland's winner, sending. that picture says it all. while scotland will have to watch another major tournament from afar. we are back in the game. england's 15 match winning run came to an end as they drew 0—0 in a friendly with the czech republic the lionesses have already qualified for the world cup with a game to spare, so not too much riding on this one in brighton. but the match was an important landmark for defender lucy bronze, who wo

of winning medals as they respond to a review which detailed "systemic" abuse in the sport. jane dougallculture forathletes. it focus instead of a positive culture for athletes. it calls for a new generation of coaches to break the cycle of poor past practice, with coach education that is notjust about technicalities. it concentrates on how things should be done, as well as what should be done. obviously, moving away from medals at all costs. one of the points revealed by british gymnastics was that the names of band coaches will be published on the website. we spoke to the chief executive. ., . executive. you will see in the reform plan _ executive. you will see in the reform plan that _ executive. you will see in the reform plan that we - executive. you will see in the reform plan that we have i executive. you will see in the - reform plan that we have committed to publishing the banning of coaches and reporting this. we were reported on a website and we will inform our members. — on a website and we will inform our members, so they are aware of any coaches _ members, so they are aware

scotland and wales have also travelled out to new zealand jane dougall reports. were here, it was very relaxed, getting overjet lag. this week, on monday, that's when the switch flicked and we're into test week and we're into preparations for fiji and, yeah, there's a real buzz around the place. new zealand's a long way to go for a home nations game, but wales and scotland play each other on sunday, and it could be a grudge match. everything's riding on this game but, to be fair, that's what world cups are like, isn't it, really? you go out and you want to win every game. it's just a must—win for us. we edged them in the six nations, didn't we? and i think what was important about that is we came from behind, as well. you know, we kept believing. we created a lot of opportunities against them last year, we just didn't finish them off. so, like, we've been working a lot on how to. ..essentially beat them. i'm not going to tell you those things. back in britain, university of worcester warriors squad will be watching closely. 15 of their players are in new zealand