emily campbell is giving back to her community. hearfrom her later in the programme. we'll get to those stories in just a moment, but first, let's bring you some breaking news — in the last few moments, nottinham forest have confirmed that they will appeal the four point that they will appeal the four—point deduction they were given after breaching the premier league's profit and sustainability rules. an independent commission found the club's losses last season breached the threshold of £61 million by more than £34 million. they're now 18th in the table and in the relegation zone. more details on the bbc sport website. well, to tomorrow's huge match for wales now, and with one final win, they will be on the plane to germany this summer. they take on poland in the euro 2024 play—off final and wales will have a home crowd behind them, willing the team to give one last push in cardiff. manager rob page says the players are taking it in their stride, but they know that nothing less than a win and they'll miss out on getting to their t

emily campbell, can she hold it?th silver in tokyo, becoming an instant star in the process. what a lift! and here at the gym near nottingham that she trains at, she told me just how much it would mean to go one better. everybody wants to upgrade, you know? it would be incredible. but, you know, it's a tough field out there. everybody's worthy of winning a medal. ijust know that i've just got to work and get myself in the best possible shape i can to get an outcome. and obviously, if i get rewarded with a bit of bling again, then i'll be over the moon. grande bretagne. .. but can team gb deliver more than medals? a new changemaker initiative, a partnership with the operator of the national lottery, will match athletes to social impact projects in their local communities for two weeks after they return from paris. these athletes that have already got things that are very close to their heart and they're part of in the community already that they're going to be able to help, and then there's some that are just very pas

at the forefront is tokyo weightlifting silver medalist emily campbell. it's just about getting people fit and healthy, getting people fit and healthy, getting people involved and making people happy as well while doing it. you know, whatever that may be. i would obviously love the world to weight lift, because it's my sport and i love it, but at the same time, it's not for everyone. but being able to be fit and healthy and carry that physical literacy through and teach young people and children how important it is to be active and look after yourself, that for me is everything, so if there is any way i can do that and raise the profile of that, i will do it. can do that and raise the profile of that, iwill do it. with can do that and raise the profile of that, i will do it. with social media, there are certain pressures these days. there is an underlying pressure for people to look a certain way or be a certain way, and we are all unique for a reason. there is a reason why we are all different, because we are meant to be the person that we are, like come

emily campbell, can she hold it? worthy of winning a medal. ijust know that i've just got to work and get myself in the best possible shape i can to get an outcome and obviously, if i get rewarded with a bit of bling again, then i'll be over the moon all the time. but can team gb deliver more than medals? a new changemaker initiative, a partnership with the operator of the national lottery, will match athletes to social impact projects in their local communities for two weeks after they return from paris. these athletes that have already got things that are very close to their heart and they're part of in the community already, that they're going to be able to help. and then there's some that are just very passionate and just want to get out there and if it's to do with sport, fitness, you know, environment, environmental things, mental health, whatever, you know, i went back to my local primary school and watched kids sit on the same floor that i used to cross my legs on at that age, you know? and that sometimes bri