can i fly s that fa 18? they will say i can do that because of amy. give her a big hand. [applause] so my first question for me and most people in this room we will never fly and fa 18. the closest we will ever come is watching the new tom cruise movie. what i really want to know is what it's like to fly the fa 18 by want to know how it feels viscerally. like you want to scream or vomit or does your stomach come out of your throat? >> first of all, thank you for the kind introduction. before i get into telling everybody come i want to say something very briefly about kathy. who has spent a life of service to our country as well in the fbi, went all around the world in very dangerous things for us. and was a trailblazer for me because women in the 1980s and nineties that went into these fields were not necessarily accepted that when you read her book you will see just how hard it was for her and people like kathy that literally open the doors for people like me' i appreciate you and it's an honor to be standing next to you today. but what it is like to fly and fa 18 number

the fa have some ambitious targets.l. they want to triple the number of people going to watch dubya also matches, and it will be fascinating to see, whether or not, this is the ground making moment that leads to this sport truly entering the mainstream —— wsl matches. in one sense, that has been achieved. just one final point. the atmosphere, so family—friendly, celebratory, in stark contrast to that men's final a year ago, stark contrast to that men's final a yearago, but stark contrast to that men's final a year ago, but throughout the whole term it, many fans would've been convinced to give the wsl a chance in the new season. that would be one of the true measures of the success. absolutely. our sports editor dan roan at wembley. talking about atmosphere, the said been called the commonwealth games. they did not show the euros final on the big screen, it was commonwealth games heavy, but people were keeping an eye on their phones. this is an huge summer of sport. and the commonwealth games here in birmingham are a bi

i think your question is one the fa at wembley will be considering this evening.nd providing inspiration isn't a guarantee that will translate into greater uptake of sport in communities. having said that, the fa know this is a golden opportunity now that they have to build a new generation of coaches, volunteers, fans and players. they have some ambitious targets. by 2024, they want to triple the amount of fans attending wsl matches and they want to have equal access in schools for both boys and girls when it comes to opportunities to play football. i think the premier league will come under some pressure to help as well, their clubs to other women's teams more availability for their main grounds. there is a real sense that momentum is building. that 50 years after the ban on women playing football was lifted, their long fight for acceptance and credibility and respect has now been won, that thatis and respect has now been won, that that is complete. but there is still further to go. women's football will never be the same again, is the feeling after these last f

the hope by the fa is that this accelerates that journey.ll in schools and they want to triple the number of people attending wsl game5. that will take perhap5 people attending wsl game5. that will take perhaps some time to achieve, there is no doubt that what happened yesterday is a huge help. indeed, many thanks. dan roan live at wembley. and you can get all the latest on the reaction to last night's triumph and today's celebrations on the bbc website. that's at bbc.co.uk. the court of appeal has ruled the live support of 12—year—old archie batter5bee will be switched off from midday tomorrow. doctors treating him midday tomorrow. doctor5 treating him at the royal london hospital say he is brain stem dead and continued life—support treatment is not in his best interest. but the government had asked judges to consider a request from a united nations committee to keep treating him. our correspondent ellie prices outside the hospital treating archie in east london. still no resolution to this tragic case. london. still no resolution to this t

we are never going to fly an fa 18, right? probably the closest we're ever going to come is watching the new tom cruise movie where he's not really flying the plane. so i really want to know an amy touched on this a little bit in her book about what it's like to fly an fa 18. i want to know more i want to know how that feels viscerally. did it feel like you just want to like scream and you want to bomb it does your stomach want to just come out of your throat? tell us what it's like i want to know. all right. well, first of all, thank you for that kind of introduction and before i get into telling everybody about what it's like to fly in fa team. i want to say something very briefly about kathy. okay who spent a life of service to our country well in the fbi? when all around the world did some very dangerous things for us. and also was a trailblazer for me. because you know women in the 1980s and early 90s that went into these fields were not necessarily accepted. and kathy when you read her book, you will see just how hard it

the fa have been so — the women's game than others.e fa have been so driven and _ the women's game than others. the fa have been so driven and trying - the women's game than others. the fa have been so driven and trying to - have been so driven and trying to promote the wsl but it's down to the clubs now to give that license for their women's team. if you support their women's team. if you support the game, supported at all levels, don't play second fiddle to it. —— support it at all levels. we got world—class athletes getting this viewership and it's about carrying that over to the wsl and club football in this country so that more young girls and boys get inspired by these amazing role models. ., �* , , ., ., inspired by these amazing role models. ,, ., ., ., models. you've spent a lot of time ”romotin models. you've spent a lot of time promoting the _ models. you've spent a lot of time promoting the women's _ models. you've spent a lot of time promoting the women's game. - models. you've spent a lot of time | promoting the women's g

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the fa announced it had plans — the years to come.e 120,000 more| it had plans to ensure 120,000 more schoolgirls get access to football. how will it work and is it enough? it is an interesting target, they said on their legacy plans for 2024 they wanted 75% of schools to offer football for girls and 75% of grassroots seems to offer at least one girls team. they are big figures, but when you think about it in the grand scheme of things, it is not that much. there needs to be a first stepping stone, you need money, you need summer to play, you need pitches and facilities. it is a good top line, there needs to be a lot more detail, a lot more money and make sure that comes to fruition. ~ . . , ., fruition. what are the rules at the moment? how — fruition. what are the rules at the moment? how much _ fruition. what are the rules at the moment? how much access - fruition. what are the rules at the moment? how much access to i fruition. what are the rules at the l moment? how much access to girls fruition. what are the rules at the - momen

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, we saw is joy grandson, the president of the fa, we saw isjoy in handing out those medals, that thisng the football with his two children, he says football has come home and had praise for both the manager and team captain and said football pictures around the country would be filled as never before by girls and women inspired by the triumph. we also heard from mailfoot dollars, english policy had been supporting the lionesses, harry kane talking about the unreal scenes taking place at wembley stadium and we heard from geoff hurst, a member of the 1966 world cup winning team and that he was unbelievably proud. we haven't yet heard from your daughter, karishma, she will be waking up soon but i can tell you when we were watching with my four—year—old son, he was off the sofa screaming with delight, both the goals, and he said, "dad, can we do this every sunday?" there is an option of a victory parade in trafalgar square on monday which has just been announced and they don't come around that often and i was talking to colleagues about the rub we world cup, and frank bruno's victory para

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think we did an incrediblejob, i'm so proud of the team, players, team but staff and support from the fale of days to realise what we have done. the question now is will it move this and other women's sports on. will they get the recognition so many say they need and now truly deserve? mark lobel, bbc news. well, thousands of fans gathered around tv screens in bars, restaurants, halls and squares right across the country to watch the match and soak up the drama. plenty of fans in the stadium to see it. jon donnison reports. in south london, the party had started even before the match began. 800 people packed in and pumped up in front of the big screen in croydon. i'm so excited, i think the girls have been really brilliant this year so really looking forward to the game. i think we're definitely going to win, really excited, and i hope we're 3—0. but it was a cagey first half witnessed by fans who gathered in sheffield. up in newcastle, phil nedley the former coach of striker beth mead was watching and wincing. despite a few close calls, though, the first half ended with fans wanting eng

the fa have wrought _ someone who is a victim of it.at experience is like for victims and what support of the getting and what can they do to help to get a better experience and get on track as quickly as possible. find on track as quickly as possible. and auoin back on track as quickly as possible. and going back to the premier league decision. the captains of the teams were consulted. did they come to you to discuss whether this was a good idea to do a less frequently? trio. i idea to do a less frequently? no, i did not expect _ idea to do a less frequently? no, i did not expect to _ idea to do a less frequently? no, i did not expect to be _ idea to do a less frequently? no, i did not expect to be consulted - idea to do a less frequently? tip, i did not expect to be consulted on this, this is a decision they were happy to support and we have to support players and any other colleagues in the game by discrimination. but let's be clear, theissues discrimination. but let's be clear, the issues we have to address a very straightforward. an

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we heard from the grandson of the queen, prince william the president of the fa said it was history inould be proud of. he hoped the captain. he was so excited to be handing out medals as his grandmother did at the world cup in 1966. boris tweeted a photo of himself watching the lionesses with his children. he said that football has come home and he had praise for the captain and he said football pitches will be filled across the country with girls and women inspired by your triumph stop. . it and women inspired by your triumph stop. ._ triumph stop. . it is very insniring. _ triumph stop. . it is very inspiring, we _ triumph stop. . it is very inspiring, we were - triumph stop. . it is very inspiring, we were all. triumph stop. . it is very - inspiring, we were all glued, the girls were equally inspired. the girls were equally inspired-_ the girls were equally inspired. the girls were equally insired. , , , ., inspired. they “umped up and down the — inspired. theyjumped up and down the delight _ inspired. theyjumped up and down the delight with - inspired. theyjumped up and down the d

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league titles and winning the fa cup and league cup.s game will be felt for many years to come. you the watch the full programme on the iplayer. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. back down—to—earth with the wetter. we have murky conditions that have been developing, off the coast of the south—west for example, that is how it looked in bude. that mist and murk comes courtesy of really humid air that will feel the effects of tomorrow. very warm, humid, a few showers round, we have really poor advice bill at moment across the channel islands, parts of

the fa have been so driven in trying to promote the wsl, but it is down to the clubs not to give thatite an emotional victory, as well as a historic one, is because of the fact and the sense the lionesses were playing nice for themselves but for the generations of women that came before them, who because of the fact that women were banned by the fa from playing competitive football for 50 years, up until the early 19705, for 50 years, up until the early 1970s, were denied the opportunity to experience anything like the scenes that we saw here at wembley yesterday or just to scenes that we saw here at wembley yesterday orjust to simply enjoy the game at a grassroots level, furthermore, those players were playing for future generations, who stood to be inspired by what they achieved. so there was an a lot of emotions swirling around the place yesterday yesterday and i think of as you've been saying, the hope from the fa bosses behind me is it acts as a catalyst. it has been some progress and growth in the women's sport in the last decade or so, the domestic league here has turned fully

we can exnect the fa — expect now? -- this win. we can expect the fa to _ expect now? -- this win.ncrease funding, so far it committed last year to give £30 million to the women�*s game over the subsequent three years. i think you could anticipate that will double, if not treble. the premier league are bound to get involved much more actively than they have stopped so far they have been mainly the supporters of the women�*s premier league, but i would imagine the 5 million or 6 million they give to that will also be doubled or trebled, and that�*s before you get to the kind of money we can expect from sponsorship. barclays are already the main sponsor but i imagine any british premium brand which is looking to affirm its image will be wanting to affirm its image through those players and that team. just break down where the different pots of money go and how it helps the game from the grassroots all way up. the game from the grassroots all way u -. the game from the grassroots all way u . _ , the game from the grassroots all way u -. , , ., . ., , up. the first level is of course t

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they can go on to the fa website and find a - go on to the fa website and find a local club and localment has captured the imagination? it this tournament has captured the imagination?— imagination? it has captured the imagination _ imagination? it has captured the imagination of _ imagination? it has captured the imagination of the _ imagination? it has captured the imagination of the country. - imagination? it has captured the imagination of the country. we l imagination? it has captured the l imagination of the country. we are incredibly proud of the lionesses and of the team running the tournament to have done a greatjob. when we set a target of selling half a million tickets people thought we were mad and we have sold 570,000. really incredible. and it sets the barfor really incredible. and it sets the bar for women's football tournaments and we are proud of that. how important _ and we are proud of that. how important is — and we are proud of that. how important is it _ and we are proud of that. how important is it that _ and we are proud of that. how important is it that people

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ah, i'm been fas all and welcome a summer of re court breaking heat is drying up rivers across europe. around half the continent is facing an unprecedented drought. shipping companies in germany, a preparing for the worst as levels on the river rhine dropped to critical levels. authority say many vessels will be unable to navigate the key shipping route. if the water drops much lower scientists spawn climate change will the 2 even more frequent periods of extreme heat and drought? dw samantha baker is at the brian in colored sam, just how bad is it where you are? the water levels here are extremely low and they're almost approaching record levels here in clone. so you can see around me the, the banks here are creeping into the middle of the river. i mean, that they're really expanding from, from where the waters levels were earlier. this summer so like i said, this is reaching almost near record lows and it's affecting shipping as you mentioned. so if the water is not a meter and a half high, these large ships can't navigate the ryan, which means they have to carry less goods as littl

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ah, i've been fas all and welcome the soviet leader who helped end the cold war. michelle gorbachev has died at the age of $91.00 after a long illness encouraging more openness and reform within the communist block. gorbachev forged a new dialogue with the west. it ultimately brought down the iron curtain that had divided europe since 1945 and put germany on track to re unification. but while often hailed as a hero in the west at home, his legacy is more complicated. ah mikhail gorbachev arrived and freedom followed. when he visited east berlin for the ged 40th anniversary celebrations, gorbachev urged a shaneka to implement reforms. he warned the east german leader saying, life punishes those who come too late. a month after his visit, the berlin fell, and with the iron curtain that had divided europe for decades. it was gorbachev's reformers, policies that helped unleash a peaceful revolution across eastern europe. douglas, as yet, he laid out his agenda and his 1st speech as leader of the soviet union. okay, so a stark contrast to what had gone before. we're al

for me and for i would say most people in this room we are never going to fly in fa 18, right? the closest we will ever come is watching the new tom cruise movie where he's not really flying the plane. so i've really want to know and amy touched on this in her book about flying in fa 18 but i want to know. i want to know how it feelsow is early. did it feel like you just want to scream and you want to bomb and does your stomach does want to come out of your throat? tell us what it's like want to know. >> first of all thank you for that kind introduction introduction and they forget into telling everybody about what like to fly an f-18 or to say something briefly about kathy who a life of service to our country as well in the fbi went all around the world did some very dangerous things for us and also was a trailblazer for me because women in the 1980s and early 90s the women in this field were not necessarily accepted and kathy when you read her book you will see just how hard it was for her and it was people like kathy that literally opened the doors for people like me. so i a

the fa will surely have a look. but had they both comes down afterwards? there is no hard feelings. tickle from him and a fair tackle from me. if injury happens and nobody wants it between the player, but we did not insult each other, we did not hit each other. we were fighting for our teams and that is it. from my site, absolutely no hard feelings. it is part of it. i'm surprised that we both got a red card for that. but 0k. ., , ., ., , 0k. for me, it is not a problem. also because — 0k. for me, it is not a problem. also because the _ 0k. for me, it is not a problem. also because the most - 0k. for me, it is not a problem. | also because the most important thing _ also because the most important thing is _ also because the most important thing is always the game. the way that the two teams played. if something outside, i think it is not important — emotions were also high at the city ground for newly promoted nottingham forest. but ina but in a more positive way. they have their first points of the season, beating west ham i—0. jo currie reports. it has been 23 years since notting

winning the premier league fa cup and community shield.start with a convincing victory over welsh fire. they were set a target of 108 to win, and knocked that off with 31 balls to spare as they finished on 109 for 1. their captainjames vince starred, with an unbeaten 71 offjust 41 balls. and that's all your sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. we've had some exceptional weather and statistics show it was the driestjuly on record. there was little sign of any rain here for the rest of the week and into the weekend. but it's not been dryjust into the weekend. but it's not been dry just across the south—east. across the whole of the uk, we had just over 100 mm of rain, whilst during the whole of the summer, we would normally expect to see about 240 mm, so way off that. it has been dry across many parts, but exceptionally so in the south. with this high pressure moving and over the next few days, that will keep our weather fronts at bay and it means that by dry weather persists. this show the accumula

you think back to the 50 year period to the 1970s where the fa band women from actually playing footballt where we are now. a lot of people are going on about serena week nine —— sarina wiegman, the manager, whose record is exemplary. very disciplined, focused, ruthless precision in explication. also potion on —— focus on the n—terminal game. —— incremental changes needed to be made to achieve excellence. the england team had a sneaked coach with them. i think all of these things help to get the results. i think the other thing is the complete passion and determination that they showed right throughout the tournament is something i think others can learn from, particularly the men's team that's going to be up in qatar later this year. i think in an era where people want to be famous for being famous, i think this really goes against the grain and shows the tenacity and determination to achieve success, which is where fame is rightly deserved a. which is where fame is rightly deserved a-— which is where fame is rightly deserved a. ., . , , deserved a. two incredibly good coals. deserved a

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they had a decent run in the campaign, as reaching the fa clip semifinal —— fa cup and kick off on thepions league. —— ended in disappointment. so there's intent to prove, especially after spending a lot over the summer? exactly that, it was very disappointing for mikel arteta and arsenal last season, missing out on the champions league as it was in their hand. but he's back in the transfer market, bringing in big name players and spending lots of money. fabbiano vieira, gabriel jesus and oliver zinchenko, players he played with before. but that brings expectations fans the maker of fans. even yesterday, patrick vieira said he expected them to be closer to the title. they'll be missing a couple players this evening, and england international emile smith rowe is meant to be expected to miss out. but they've been very good in preseason and their new striker, gabrieljesus, escorts and goals. so mikel arteta will be hoping that's how his side start their new campaign. —— scored some goals. start their new campaign. -- scored some goals-— some goals. alex, thanks for brin . in: some goals.

oficiales de la ciudad de watson bill informaron que varias personas murieron información que la fa aún conocer que habría dos personas dentro de una avioneta y un piloto en la otra quienes con la junta de seguridad transporte estarán llevando a cabo la investigación. >>> ahora como ustedes pueden ver se puede alcanzar a ver un número este es el registro de está avioneta nosotros buscamos información y encontramos que está avioneta pertenece a una agencia de aviación (nombre en inglés) esta maÑana las autoridades van a estar dando más detalles acerca de lo sucedido y también van a dar más información de las víctimas. >>> buenas noches seguiremos informando sobre esto luego de dos meses a la fuga han arrestado al sospechoso de quitarle la vida a un trabajador hispano en san josé ocurrió con el intentar detenerlo en su trabajo >>> la víctima de esta historia era un trabajador que murió a manos de unos presuntos asaltantes jacobs de 19 aÑos quien fue ¿dado ayer en san josé y (nombre en inglés) de 18 aÑos residentes de utah fue detenido el pasado 11 de agosto por agentes policiales en salt

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we have been working with the fa about that, we have got a goal of| fa about that, we have got a goal every girl and every child can love, many of them it will be football but it might be other things. we need to focus on schools but also grassroots facilities and we are putting hundreds of millions of pounds into additional facilities. hundreds of millions of pounds into additionalfacilities. in hundreds of millions of pounds into additional facilities.— additional facilities. in terms of football, mary _ additional facilities. in terms of football, mary earps _ additional facilities. in terms of football, mary earps said i additional facilities. in terms of football, mary earps said last i additional facilities. in terms of i football, mary earps said last week that football should be offered on the curriculum for everyone, girls and boys. this is what the thai —— team highlighted, only 62% of girls can play football in school, and only 44% of schools in england of girls equal access to football. is it a bit late? a massive investment is needed to plug this huge gap. brute is needed

today, the fa's first female chair told me it was a moment that had to be seized.ago, and now the job is to deliver that legacy. we've got to get girls across the country playing football in schools. then you'll see this just take off. it'll be like rocket fuel, the impact of the win. girls' football was already one of the country's fastest—growing sports. but less than half of secondary schools in england offer girls equal access to football in pe lessons, and some teams have to contend with and some teams have to contend with a lack of affordable pitches. when he going to fix that problem? this is one of the _ he going to fix that problem? this is one of the key _ he going to fix that problem? try 3 is one of the key reasons why we are putting the need to meet sports facilities books one of the problems in particular with girl sport is that they just don't in particular with girl sport is that theyjust don't have the access to facilities and when they do see a great field or something they want to go and play it is of a new book ijy to go and play it is of a new

especially when i saw the joy on their fas.his is our chance to give them our best as teachers and give them the best. we don't how difficult it was for them, and us, during the pandemic. >> adjusting to life in the classroom won't be easy. but, the teachers that the school hope they will limb or up to learn a lot this year. >> you're watching dw news. after a break, i will take you through the day. an assassination of moscow. who did it? why it may matter a lot of vladimir putin. ♪ anchor: russia is blaming ukraine for the death of a pro-putin media figure. her father, putin's top opagandist, may have been the real target. ukraine denies any iolvement. moscow says the alleged attacker fled to estonia by road. strikes hit the u.k. in people have had enough of stagnant wages while prices rise. people turning to food banks to feed their families.

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more streams they need to do more to figh inflation and then more on the other side when they go too fa on the inflation side an therefore you're waiting to buy, is that the summary? >> yeah. they went way overboard. with the monetar expansion. you know i'm a believer that you're not going to see the fe take $1 trillion off the balance sheet. we'll have a permanent $ trillion balance sheet at th fed. and before they have to revers and say you know what, maybe that was a bad idea and we'r going to have to start expanding the balance sheet again becaus i think they're going to induc it very quick, very shar recession and that is what's going to force them to start cutting again a year from now. >> so where do you see evidenc of a very quick, very shar recession? because you know the earnings weren't all tha bad. there was a lot of fea especially around big tech and in general companies are still managing t eke out profits, doing bette than expected. holding up a little bit better there's a lot of demand pulled forward from covid and to some of the services side of th economy, kyle. but no

it comes as consumers worldwide fa soaring prices of oil and gas.ain, a new government planned to curb energy use has come into effect. air conditioning and heating temperatures will be limited in public buildings and businesses. the government has allowed people 10 days to implement the rules, which will stay in effect until november 2023. the ukrainian regimen has been designated a terrorist group by russia's supreme court. much of the regiment served met -- surrender to russia after the siege at the steel works mariupol. it has roots in a far right ultranationalist militia that was later absorbed officially into the ukrainian national guard. russia continues to view it as a neo-nazi organization, which ukraine rejects. california and illinois have joined new york in declaring a state of emergency over the growing monkeypox outbreak. according to the cdc, there have been 23,000 confirmed cases worldwide. more than 5000 of which are in the u.s.. tuesday, president biden appointed a national monkeypox response coordinator to lead the white house res

dicen que era la alegr'ia de la fa famili >>>yo espero porque yo digo que sigue existen los milagros que est'e bien. i incesante. >>>el 'area esta ubicada en la zona conocida como la conchita cerca de la poblaci'on de ag agujita se en coahuila, los tres hermanos de juanita trabajan ah'i, uno no fue a trabajar pues se le hizo tarde, otro pudo salir con vida y estÁ hosp hospitalizado pero hubo de 29 aÑos fue sepultado por el t torrente de agua en la mina y ella espera un milagro >>> mi coraz'on dice que est'a vivo, pero temporalmente. s sabemos lo que es y las horas que han pasado pero todav'ia tenemos fe en que ojal'a y dios quiera que est'e viv >>> autoridades trabajan a m marchas forzadas y tienen cinco bombas drenando el agua. >>> estÁn reduciendo hasta un metro y medio. >>> la familia dice que no es suficiente, el presidente de m'exico andr'es manuel l'opez obrador dijo que no est'an s solos, que implementaron el plan de n3 y 92 especialistas y c cuatro binomios caninos se u unieron a los rescatistas m municipales y estatales y que ya tienen elementos para investigar qui'en fue el