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ifeel together, i feel a part of something, something ifeel like i missed out my whole life. somethingfe. anna i holligan, bbc news. what out my whole life. anna - holligan, bbc news. what the festival. that's the newsday. i'll be back with business news shortly but for now thank you so much for watching newsday. hello there. our final bank holiday weekend of the summer season was certainly dominated by sunny spells and scattered showers — some really potent ones on saturday, but by monday, fewer showers around, allowing us to get out and enjoy some fresh air and glimpses of sunshine. quite a cloudy start, but into the afternoon, the cloud broke up and we closed out the day with some decent sunshine around. now, low pressure is set to dominate this tuesday and continue with that sunny spells and scattered shower theme. the trailing weather front here will certainly introduce more cloud across northern england, parts of wales and south—west england first thing in the morning, and some light, patchy rain here. we start off with sunshine across the north, but a few scattered showers will

every time i come here, ifeel a bit better about myself.s a shame. it's a real shame. he sings. this event is designed to shift that narrative and empower people like liam, who's found lifelong friends and a sense of belonging. everybody has a similar experience. lots of people were either bullied or people just have confidence issues. there's a lot of things that actually bring people together here, that we have so much in common, even though we're not even from the same country, same continent. it's a feeling that resonates among the 5,000 redheads gathered in tilburg. ijust wanted to be - around a lot of redheads. my family is like, not that many redheads. | my parents, they don'tl have red hair, my sister doesn't have red hair — just me only. - it's just incredible cos i don't feel alone any more. i feel together, i feel a power or something, something that i felt like i was missing my whole life. anna holligan, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. our final bank holiday weekend of the summer season south afri

ifeel like i'm getting very close to these cones. yeah. 0h!s of where the cones are. yeah, it's something that you have to get used to. yeah. perhaps my driving reputation came before me but while i was behind the wheel, there was a safety driver, just in case things didn't go to plan. so, chris in the car is telling me to take my time. yeah. at this point, ifeel like i'm speeding around the track but the car is going less than iokm/h. just as i'm getting confident... oh, no! i think i have a lot more training to do before i get let loose on the roads. drivers here go through hours of training, including theory and practical. controlling these cars relies on 4g and a signal between the car and the driver. we all, of course, have been there, where we've not been able to get a signal for whatever we're doing. what happens if one of these cars loses a signal? it's a very good question. what we have built is like that, as you know from your private experience, that some network providers in this corner have better quality than the others, so what

ifeel like he has been part of our lives for so long. heard you saying that he has done over 2000 interviews. i think as a legacy, we are going to be seeing michael on the television for quite a long time. there is a lot of fodder there, quite a long time. there is a lot of fodderthere, it quite a long time. there is a lot of fodder there, it is all in the archives. i think it was the master of it. for me, he was absolutely the best interviewer for chat shows. he was a great listener, never mind a man who was a great interviewer. you always learn something. with any interview, he always thought, gosh, i didn't know that, or, well... that is unfortunate, _ i didn't know that, or, well... that is unfortunate, i— i didn't know that, or, well... that is unfortunate, i don't _ i didn't know that, or, well... that is unfortunate, i don't know if you can hear me, gloria, but we have lost our audio connection. we can see you, but unfortunately we can't hear you. see you, but unfortunately we can't hearyou. i see you, but unfortunately we can't h

i mean, ifeel in the heart. i definitely, i can understand.he same path of life. butjust understanding that pressure, both physically and mentally, that you push yourself to the limits. and then we're told that we can't take a day off or we're going to fall back two days. and so to be able to have her really listen to herself, step back and say, i'm going to work on myself, i'm pulling out of the olympics and i'm going to work on myself and now come back and be stronger than ever. like that is one of the most powerful messages that she could not only say, but do. yeah, and i suppose be a role model to so many others who would be questioning their own mental health and how they're feeling and whether they need to keep pushing themselves. when someone like simone biles comes out and says, hey, it's ok, you can take a break and then you can come back and continue to win. yes. and that's definitely a fine line that us athletes walk on. when do we step back and when do we keep pushing? and there's a lot of physical that you can keep pushing, but wh

ifeel together, ifeel a part of something, something ifelt like i was missing out my whole life.certainly dominated by sunny spells and scattered showers — some really potent ones on saturday, but by monday, fewer showers around, allowing us to get out and enjoy some fresh air and glimpses of sunshine. quite a cloudy start, but into the afternoon, the cloud broke up and we closed out the day with some decent sunshine around. now, low pressure is set to dominate this tuesday and continue with that sunny spells and scattered shower theme. the trailing weather front here will certainly introduce more cloud across northern england, parts of wales and south—west england we start off with sunshine across the north, but a few scattered showers will develop as we go through the day. we'll see some sunshine. there will be a few showers and some for northern ireland, for scotland, it's a case of sunny spells and scattered showers — some of those showers could be really quite potent — the odd rumble of thunder and noticeably fresher, particularly on exposed north and west facing coasts. 15

ifeel relieved, ifeel happy that it is done.er, but to have the results in front of me is, like, really good, and to know that my hard work paid off is, like, really good. there has been a drop in the proportion of students getting top grades compared to last year. however, more are getting top marks today than they were before covid struck. you can feel the excitement in the hall today. everybody, their parents, and most of all the students are very excited. i think the message has got through. there was a lot of people very nervous about coming to collect their results, but they have done brilliantly. resilience is something that has shone through this year group. that's not bad. the government wanted grades to return to pre—pandemic levels, and today they can see it his mission accomplished. and today they can say it is mission accomplished. this graph shows that in 2019, 67.1% of students in england were passing all of their gcse exams. you then see the line go up from 2020 to 2022. but this year, it is roughly back to where

ifeel very happy for us, why are coming in with no games.eel very happy for the players that they could perform at this level without getting adequate games to play so i am very pleased with them and they gave it everything tonight. they should be proud of themselves and i am very proud of themselves and i am very proud of themselves and i am very proud of them. laurenjames will miss that quarter—final against colombia and has apologised for her red card for standing on nigerian defender michelle alozie. in a post on social media she said to alozie... france are also through to the quarter finals. they comfortably beat morocco 4—0 in adelaide. they were never really troubled by the opposition, kadi diani opening the scoring afterjust 15 minute, and further goals from kenza dali and two from eugenie le sommer sealed the victory and a quarter final against hosts australia in brisbane on saturday. to the premier league now, where chelsea's christopher nkunku has had an operation on his knee and will be out for an extended period according to th

ifeel relieved, ifeel happy that it's done. results in front of me is, like, really good, and to know that my hard work paid off is, like, really good. there's been a drop in the proportion of students getting top grades compared to last year. however, more are getting top marks today than they were before covid struck. you can feel the excitement in the hall today. everybody, their parents, and most of all the students are very excited. i think the message has got through. there was a lot of people very nervous about coming to collect their results, but they have done brilliantly. resilience is something that's shone through this year group. that's not bad! the government wanted grades to return to pre—pandemic levels, and today they can say it's mission accomplished. this graph shows that in 2019, 67.1% of students in england were passing all of their gcse exams. you then see the line go up from 2020 to 2022. but this year, it's roughly back to where it was. in wales and northern ireland, they've kept more generous marking sy

ifeel gone. it is only when i am here that it sinks in. i feel he gone.e. that he is still alive and on a mission. doing hisjob. in marriage, she made a pact with her husband. she would join up if he was killed in action. she is still getting used to army life and the dangers that come with it. this road is regularly shelled. here, outside back moat, they had out and immediately take cover in nearby woods. this position is in range of russian guns. like thousands of other ukrainians, she has very little time to mourn. instead, she chose to fight. and what we have a lot of soldiers on the front line is that the time to grieve will come when the war is over. russian mercenary chief yevgeny prigozhin was quietly buried in the outskirts of st petersburg in russia on tuesday. heavily guarded private burial comes six days after he was killed in a plane crash that the kremlin denies any involvement in. however russian editor was there. all day, st petersburg has been buzzing with rumours and counter rumours and speculation about where exactly prigozhin would be

ifeel like i could play practically from the beginning and just didn't stop, so i'm just happy that thisce first because first rounds are usually tricky, and also i'm happy that i had time to implement all the stuff i practised on. we have had a couple of early exits though, including the eighth seed maria sakkari. she was beaten in straight sets by spain's rebeka masarova, a player ranked 63 places below her. and a big shock in the men's draw too. numberfour seed holger rune out, beaten in four sets by roberto carballes baena — a player ranked 59 places below him. usa captain stacy lewis has announced her team for next month's solheim cup, as they aim to win the trophy for the first time in three attempts. world number one lilia vu and second—ranked nelly korda are among nine automatic qualifiers, while lpga tour rookie rose zhang is also named. ally ewing, cheyenne knight and angel yin are named as the captain's picks. we are going overseas. we have lost the last two and this year the team is really good. their top six is as good as they've ever been, and we have a tall task ahead of u

i feel as strong as i've felt in a long, long time, and ifeel inspired and ready to go from the position a really positive outcome for the pga tour. this is a very complex situation, and if you're a player, director or you're a member of the pack, this is more complex than any other period of time. and i feel like we've listened, we've responded, and now we have the right people, the right process in place for us to be able to move forward and determine that future. europe captain suzann pettersen has named madelene sagstrom, gemma dryburgh, caroline hedwall and emily pedersen as her four wild cards for next month'ssolheim cup in spain. 0ur golf correspondent iain carter has more. well, gemma dryburgh will be making her debut at the age of 30. she's a proven winner on the lpga tour. she's ranked inside the world's top 50. and no surprise that she would get one of the four captain's wild card picks. the norwegian captain has gone scandinavian with the other three selections madeleine sandstrom, another strong player from the ladies european tour and the lpga. she is playing her third solh

i've had a long career and ifeel like i'm not at the start of it or the middle of it, i'm towards thend healthy, i'm happy. some guys are coming through that have got all these problems in front of them, and do we say that this is the last time it's going to happen in boxing? who knows? two of the world's top players — rory mcilroy and jon rahm — have secured their places on the european team at this year's ryder cup against the usa. mcilroy will be playing in his seventh consecutive ryder cup. this year's edition starts at the end of september in italy. jon rahm will be without one of his spanish team—mates this time around, though — liv golfer sergio garcia still isn't eligible to be picked. it's disappointing to see that i'm not going to be able to be part of the ryder cup this year, and the world tour, for the same matter, but it is what it is. at the end of the day, you know, i'm happy where i am and that doesn't change. but i also want to kind of move on and concentrate on the events that i have left and focus on that, because we have enough things in our heads to put more stuff

for usjust with coming in with no games, ifeel very happy for the players that they could perform atvel without getting adequate games to play. so i am very pleased with them. and you know what? they gave it everything tonight. we weren't very, very good tonight. but you know, that's football. and so they they they should be proud of themselves and i'm very proud of them. laurenjames will miss that game against colombia and has apologised for her red card for standing on nigerian defender michelle alozie. on social media, she said to alozie, "i'm sorry for what happened. also, for our england fans and my team—mates, playing with and for you is my greatest honour and i promise to learn from my experience." france are also through to the quarter—finals, they comfortably beat morocco 4—0 in adelaide. they were never really troubled by the opposition, kadi diani opening the scoring afterjust fifteen minutes and further goals from kenza dali and two from eugenie le sommer sealed the victory and a quarter—final against hosts australia in brisbane on saturday. this game was a bit special fo

i feel a strong as i felt in a long time and ifeel i feel a strong as i felt in a long time and i feel pga tour. this is a complex situation and if you are a player, director or member of the pack, this is more complex than any other period of time. and ifeel like we have listened, we have responded and now we have the right people, the right process in place for us to be able to move forward and determined that future. the number of hours of physical education and sports that children are doing in secondary schools in england, has dropped significantly in the last ten years. in fact, since the 2012 olympics were held in london data released by the government shows a steady decline of around 12%, from more than 326,000 hours a year, to 40,000 fewer last year. the youth sport trust says this should be of immediate national concern and their chief executive ali 0liver joins me now. great to see you again. why do you think the numbers have dropped in this way? it sounds to things, primarily. 0ne it sounds to things, primarily. one is the value of physical education in the school curriculu

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ifeel like japan are so on form.ut you view it from the penalty issue live. the physicality that you pairing up and face jet. exciting times in the england — columbia, australia— france. if feel like it's can be super exciting and we will just see. like it's can be super exciting and we willjust see. i don't want to call it because there's been some shockers over this world cup. it’s shockers over this world cup. it's been a tournament of upset. anyone you can see, potentially in england match? i you can see, potentially in england match? , ., ., match? i spoke today saying that it's almost _ match? i spoke today saying that it's almost like _ match? i spoke today saying that it's almost like world _ match? i spoke today saying that it's almost like world cup - match? i spoke today saying that l it's almost like world cup rankings thrown out the window. columbia are the lowest ranked now in the final foot up there to be a tough one. they've got some flare, some excitement. they've got a lot of fans travelling. it's g

ifeel very happy for us, why are coming in with no games.m at this level without getting adequate games to play so i am very pleased with them and they gave it everything tonight. they should be proud of themselves and i am very

ifeel like a more inclusive environment will help younger girls because seeing that they have a spacelly for them, and that supports them will mean we can get more people to come in, especially younger girls, which is what we need. in australia there is more demand from women and girls to play the sport and state governments have been ploughing millions of dollars into improving infrastructure — something businesses are taking advantage of. the new south wales government has also set aside 25 million australian dollars or 60 million us dollars in grants this year for clubs wanting to build female friendly facilities. ausco has seen an increase in orders to build changing rooms that can be easily transported or quickly assembled on site. ausco's boss says it makes financial sense for clubs to invest in building more amenities for women's sports. if you have created an infrastructure where you are now appealing to the whole community it stands to reason that your membership will go up. the number of games you can put on the field will go up, and therefore your fees and revenue will go u

ifeel like i should join in, but it may be a private game with high stakes.gain trying to get off the boat. he laughs to avoid the queue, there is a sneaky way out, which basically involves climbing onto another boat and going down the steps that way. do you know what? i think i'm going to take that one. well, here we are on land. it doesn't look quite as spiritual as i imagined. and if you look way into the distance, it's just one big, flat land of desert. but let's see. majuli island is home to 22 monasteries — or sattras — initially established in the 16th century by the assamese guru sankardev. boys are instructed from a very young age in the religion he preached, vaishnavism, an offshoot of hinduism. the monks are celibate and, according to their beliefs, they worship only one god, follow a vegetarian diet and reject the caste system. here at uttar kamalabari, the doctrine includes this special art form. this form of classical dance is now recognised by the authorities as a genre in its own right, and many of these monks have performed around the world.

ifeel great. i feel great.ll and a first grand slam for san diego padres shortstop ha—seong kim. kim hit the first grand slam of his mlb career off miami's ryan weathers in the second inning of the padres game against the marlins. it was the second home run in his last three games and 17th of the season for the south korean. and that's all the sport for now. we have much more for you later. we will see you then. good to have you with us. we have development to bring you from the rescue operation we have been closely following in northern pakistan, where we have seen a cable car that has been hanging over a ravine. it has been an incredibly precarious rescue operation which has been under way to get the eight people who are on board off. we can tell you now, and it is good news, that actually the authorities there have managed to rescue two of the children who are on board. we are just starting to get details. in the last few minutes we have heard another child has been rescued. it is almost dark in this part of

that's not to discredit thejob he did, ifeel very underwhelmed by the appointment.ld love to be proven wrong, as would most wolves fans who are underwhelmed by it. it doesn't help that he is following on from julian lopetegui who has won the europa league. i'm not really sure on the appointment. there is only a small sample size to look up there with bournemouth last season, only charge for a few months, his firstjob in first team football so it remains to be seen. but it looks like he will need a bit of patience from fans but i'm not sure whether they will afford him too much. ida i'm not sure whether they will afford him too much. no doubt we will check back _ afford him too much. no doubt we will check back in _ afford him too much. no doubt we will check back in on _ afford him too much. no doubt we will check back in on you - afford him too much. no doubt we will check back in on you once - afford him too much. no doubt we will check back in on you once the| will check back in on you once the seasonis will check back in on you once the season is under way. than

sweet caroline # sweet caroline # good times never seemed so good # good times never seemed so good # ifeel # good times never seemed so good # i feel inclined # i feel inclined # to believe they never would... hello and welcome to sportsday this wednesday night. i'm chetan pathak. coming up on tonight's programme... one game away from being world champions — england beat australia to reach sunday's final in sydney. incredible. we've didn't say where dreaming of the semi but now this is what is the world cup final with this group, yeah buzzing. as lionesses fans on both sides of the world celebrate — we'll bring you reaction from australia and england. and with the cricket world cup on the horizon, ben stoke reverses his decision to retire from the one day game. also coming up on sportsday before 7... we'll be looking ahead to the rugby union world cup too as scotland reveal their squad for the start of the tournament in france next month. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. as you've been hearing — england are world cup finalists. the lionesses will awake in sydney in the coming hours

ifeel game. so obviously, this is disappointing. i feel the terrible for him.y can bounce back it is him. they certainly need him back and playing. and that's all the sport for now. you can get all of the latest on our website including all of the latest in the world athletic cabin ship and transfer news. you are watching bbc news. i am gareth barlow. senior hospital doctors are taking part in a second strike of the year in england in a dispute over pay. as the strikes began, nhs bosses have warned patients to expect significant disruption. we have this report. forthe significant disruption. we have this report. for the second time this summer, consultant doctors in england are taking to the picket lines. a 48—hour strike over pay that nhs bosses say has the potential to be extremely disruptive. unlike whenjunior disruptive. unlike when junior doctors disruptive. unlike whenjunior doctors strike, no one else can coverfor doctors strike, no one else can cover for consultants, is almost all care will be disrupted.— cover for consultants, is almost all care will b

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so personally, ifeel that have with their customers. is quite in asian cultures, as well, and that's something we wanted to highlight in this exhibition. and highlight in this exhibition. and what is it that _ highlight in this exhibition. and what is it that young people, you hope that they take away from this exhibition that you have? because you are trying to hand this information down to the next generation. information down to the next generation-— information down to the next aeneration. , , generation. yes, so it's presented with the university _ generation. yes, so it's presented with the university of _ generation. yes, so it's presented| with the university of nottingham, and we've been working with them. so the exhibition is about bringing different people together, and the students are developing what they call an immersive experience — so when people come to the exhibition, they'll be able to, for example, bring a pair of beaded shoes and have a 360 scan of their shoe, and we are actually collecting oral stories with that,

we know that we have to perform, ifeel, better than we performed last week if we want to go through.due a big performance so it's there, the opportunity for us is clear. paul barnes is in eindhoven for us and says it's a challenge the team and fans are relishing... the group stage of the champions league is the top table of the champions league. a cash offer of £20 million. the rangers are only 90 minutes away from winning a second yearin minutes away from winning a second year in a row. it will be a tough arsenal, they drew with p53 to all. the dutch team are certainly the favourites to go through. that want to turn —— that won't deter the rangers manager. p5p to turn —— that won't deter the rangers manager. psp and ranges met in the same place in the competition last year. will be hoping for more of the same tonight. rachel daly won the pfa women's player of the year award last night. the aston villa striker was top scorer in the women's super league. and no surprise that manchester city's erling haaland won the men's award. it follows that astonishing break—out season in the premi

and ifeel quite equal with my environment at night—time. rustling. animal calls. there he is.nt. where? animal growling. no way! see the lion chasing them? do you see? are they running away? yeah, from the lion. 0h. he's chasing them! two lions! yes. let's get closer. let's go, let's go, let's go. loud snarling. they have already killed a young buffalo. no. . .way! it's on your left. urgh, what are they doing now? are they...? and it was... you heard the rip. and that smell, it's so disgusting. yeah, the smell. it was like they were chewing something really soft. that smell can attract other scavengers, like the hyenas. lions groan loudly. the sounds and smell of a bush kill are like nothing i've ever experienced before. things have just turned wild. i can't believe i've just heard what i've just heard. singing. hello. the weekend is upon us and low pressure once again is paying us a visit. and low pressure once again we'll have a look at the forecast for the next seven days, but let's concentrate on the weekend first of all. so sunshine and showers, that's what the low pressu

probably one of the most happy days in my life, because i'm really, really emotional right now, and ifeelrial pole is alive with the spirit of their ancestors. they say it was stolen almost a hundred years ago from the mass valley, and sold to what is now national museums scotland. an agreement to return it was reached last december. the totem pole will need to be brought out of the museum through a window in the middle of the night before being flown back to british columbia by the canadian military. i'm really pleased that the pole will be returning to its home where its spiritual, cultural and historical significance is most keenly felt, and i'm really pleased that we've been able to use our procedure to work with the family to be able to help make this happen. mr willie moore, if you will open our gathering. the nisga'a people say this is a significant moment of reconciliation. they hope the world is watching. katie hunter, bbc news, edinburgh. time for a look at the weather. here's louise. blustery with showers? stop it, i know! we save the best till last, and you are probably frowni

they were all sticking to that game plan, to the team, ifeel. still fantastic defence on england's part despite that goal. millie bright made a beautiful sea then the first three orfour beautiful sea then the first three or four minutes with her chest. but you get someone like the spanish forward, herspeed you get someone like the spanish forward, her speed is out of this world, she has been a headache for englund, that so far they have been able to contain each other and create very entertaining football. very entertaining stuff. thank you very much. we will speak to you again in a moment. not so happy faces there in newcastle, in the north of england. the team at 1—0 down. the party atmosphere that was on show, it is not like that now. south london, similar sort of picture. it has all gone quiet over there. and this is up in manchester as well. but there is a long way to go. even though things are subdued amongst those in advance right now, we are still on the end the first half. ten minutes or so left of the first half. a lot of football to b

ifeel pity for them. they've lost their own motherland.here. you couldn't tell — you couldn't call that the law. terrorists and maniac... society says to all those people who are voting for peace that they are illegal. maybe that's the best thing for them to do. do you sing any songs in russian anymore? no. no, i don't. can you imagine ever again using russian? after war, maybe in some years. but i've seen terrible terror. i was a witness of terrible things when we — when we de—occupied the occupied territories, and i've seen things that as long as this war lasts, i cannot imagine me singing my own russian songs. you were in bucha? yeah, in bucha, in irpin and then, on the east, eastern front and now, for a year, i am on the southern front and i've seen what they did to the kherson region because i'm in kherson right now, so... given what you've just told me, i'm just kind of struggling to think how, sometimes, you go onstage in front of that sea of faces and sing the rock songs that you have to sing, because that's what your fans expect.

every time i come here, ifeel a bit better about myself.or having red hair, and it's a shame. it's a real shame. this event is designed to shift that narrative and empower people like liam, who's found lifelong friends and a sense of belonging. everybody has a similar experience. lots of people were either bullied or people just have confidence issues. there's a lot of things that actually bring people together here, that we have so much in common, even though we're not even from the same country, same continent. it's a feeling that resonates among the 5,000 redheads gathered in tilburg. ijust wanted to be - around a lot of redheads. my family is like, not that many redheads. | my parents, they don't have red hair, my sister doesn't - have red hair — just me only. it's just incredible cos i don't feel alone any more. i feel together, i feel a part or something, something that i felt like i was missing my whole life. hello again. for the next couple of days, we're looking at a mixture of bright spells, sunny spells and some showers. worth po

all this stuff, they tout that it does that, but show me the measurements outside of people saying, ifeelause there is lots of interesting science in there. whether pills or procedures are proven or not, there are a whole lot of people who are really obsessed. some of this stuff, does it seem a bit cult—like, this stuff? very cult—like and i try to protect my people against that cult aspect. we try not to let it become that way. there is one issue that none of this can resolve, though. in the united states, the single biggest determiner of your life expectancy is your postcode, where you live. so that is a problem that cannot be engineered. once drugs are developed, will they not further enhance the inequality, because who's going to get access to the drugs and when? the model, the way it works, the drugs become available and if they actually are demonstrated to be valuable, they become available to insurance companies, and we expect the same thing to happen with all drugs that will be developed together. so where does this leave us? there's exercise, but... exercise is hard, magic pills