_ must apologise to the coach, jorge vilda this— must apologise to the coach, jorge vilda. his dispute went on for a white, and — vilda. this dispute went on for a while, and eventually, 12 of those players _ while, and eventually, 12 of those players back down and did apologise, butjorge _ players back down and did apologise, butjorge vilda only pick players back down and did apologise, but jorge vilda only pick three players back down and did apologise, butjorge vilda only pick three of those _ butjorge vilda only pick three of those players to come to this world cup. those players to come to this world cuo so. _ those players to come to this world cup. so, throughout the whole of this tournament, there has been this animosity— this tournament, there has been this animosity between the coach and his players. _ animosity between the coach and his players, and you could see it in these _ players, and you could see it in these matches, because whenever spain _ these matches, because whenever spain won— these matches, because whenever spain won a match, there was no celebratio

now, at that point, the spanish football association said that they must apologise to the coach, jorge vildapute went on for a while and eventually 12 of those players backed down and did apologise, but vilda only picked three of those players to come to this world cup. so throughout the whole of the tournament there has been this animosity between the coach and his players and you could see it in these matches, because whenever spain won a match there was no celebration between the coach and the players. you could see the body language between them. the animosity was palpable. even tonight, on the big screen, whenjorge vilda's face came up there were boos from the spanish crowd, from the supporters within the crowd. and then, at the end, when spain had won — of course the crowd, who were on spain's side, were cheering and supporting the players, but when they won, jorge vilda went up to pick up his medal and the crowd booed him. so that just shows the strength and depth of the feeling towards their coach and the fact that the spanish federation has tweeted vilda in, it shows they are still

it's less than a year since 15 spanish players staged a revolt against coach jorge vilda, who remains about his training methods and inadequate game preparation amongst other issues. just three of the players who complained were brought back into the squad. 0ur reporter maz farookhi is in auckland. what is really sad still regardless of the road into the finals is that some of the best players that could be playing international football and the colours are spain aren't here. you think about the huge players for barcelona that help decide that the european champions league injune, who aren't here because of the ongoing dispute. it is something upward tojorge vilda in a postmatch press conference about whether or not he believes that everything that has happened, the fact that he has happened, the fact that he has taken the team to the world cup finals order validates his position in a way. and hejust talked again of how thankful he is of the support that the federation has given him over the past ten months or so. but it certainly is going to be contentious, really, that people are go

how has players and jorge vilda of the spanish coach.w has that affected how those spain _ spanish coach. how has that affected how those spain players _ spanish coach. how has that affected how those spain players still- spanish coach. how has that affected how those spain players still in - spanish coach. how has that affected how those spain players still in the l how those spain players still in the squad after a partial but not complete resolution of that conflict winning a world cup in front of you there? ihla winning a world cup in front of you there? ., ., , . there? no one even expected them to net to the there? no one even expected them to get to the final — there? no one even expected them to get to the final before _ there? no one even expected them to get to the final before the _ get to the final before the tournament started. 15 of the spanish players revolted and said that they would not be available for selection for the world cup because they said thatjorge vilda's working conditions that he had created were giving them

spanish women's head coach jorge vilda criticises suspended football federation president luis rubiales but does notjoin his colleagues in resigning in protest. and uk mp and former minister nadine dorries has resigned, weeks after promising to do so, with a blistering attack on rishi sunak. hello. i'm samantha simmonds. three people are dead in the us state of florida in what authorities are calling a racially motivated mass shooting. the attack took place in the city of jacksonville at a dollar general store. the city's sheriff says the suspected shooter was a white male in his 20s who turned the gun on himself. he killed two women and one man — all black — with no other injuries reported. the gunman was carrying a handgun, and an ar—15 style rifle, while wearing a mask and tactical vest. the sheriff says it's believed the shooter acted alone. with no evidence he was part of a wider group. the shooter had authored several manifestos, one to his parents, one to the media and one to federal agents. portions of these manifestos detailed the shooter's disgusting ideology of hate. plainly

you mentioned the conflict between a group of players and jorge vilda, and jorge vilda, the spanish coachspain players still in the squad, after a partial but not complete resolution of that conflict, winning a world cup in front of you there? yeah, no—one even expected them to get to the final. before the tournament started, 15 of the spanish players revolted and said that they would not be available for selection for the world cup because they said thatjorge vilda's working conditions that he had created were giving them mental health issues and were affecting their wellbeing. every match that we have seen spain play, there has been very clear bad feelings between the coach and his players. when he has either gone to speak to them or he is trying to celebrate with them, the body language is very obviously not positive towards him, so it is almost as if the spanish players were proving a point, that they were playing for themselves, not for their coach, and to notjust get to a final but to actually win that final, despite the fact the spanish fa seemed to be against them, their coach was

his kiss ofjenni hermoso has led to his suspension by fifa, and now the team�*s coach, jorge vilda, hasbiales told an emergency meeting of the country�*s football federation that he would not resign. no voy a dimitir. no voy a dimitir, no voy a dimitir. he continues to insist the kiss was consensual and has vowed to defend himself until the truth prevails. but within the game, pressure is mounting. growing numbers of players and managers are taking the side ofjenni hermoso, who says she did not consent to the kiss. the cadiz team carried a banner onto the pitch saying, "we arejenni". the seville team had written on their t—shirts "#seacabo". it means "it�*s over". in other words, they want him to go. it�*s so unfair that one of the highest moments in spanish sport, not only women�*s sport but spanish sport, the second world cup that we won, has been stolen because of this behaviour. this is unacceptable, and i think this is not spain. the speed with which the sweetness of victory has turned sour is breathtaking. right now spain does not even have a women�*s team because they�*re refusin

and, like jorge vilda, like many other men, at first, _ jorge vilda, like many other men, at first, i_ thinking like that, they're actually saying, we got it wrong, we didn't understand — saying, we got it wrong, we didn't understand it. soto see so many corrections — understand it. soto see so many corrections in the way that people think. _ corrections in the way that people think. in— corrections in the way that people think, in such a small period of time, _ think, in such a small period of time, is — think, in such a small period of time, is huge. forthe government think, in such a small period of time, is huge. for the government to be involved. — time, is huge. for the government to be involved, for the press to actually— be involved, for the press to actually say, i am feminist and things— actually say, i am feminist and things have to change and the attitude — things have to change and the attitude of luis rubiales is absolutely wrong, for that to be mirrored — absolutely wrong, for that to be mirrored by the reaction of, in football— mirrored by the reaction of, in football

——jorge vilda. luis rubiales. —— is now supporting. —— jorge vilda.ger has been critical and that is unusual because yesterday they were both applauding luis rubiales while he was giving his press conference in which he said he had done nothing wrong and of course lots of things changing and lots of attention in international but specifically spanish media with many wondering not if but when luis rubiales will go. just to bring you some breaking news. in the past few moments, nadeem doris has resigned her commons seat with a scathing attack on her party leader and prime minister. with a scathing attack on her party leaderand prime minister. —— nadine dorries has resigned. she claimed rishi sunak had stood in the way and that had been denied by downing street so just to bring you that breaking news again in the past few minutes the conservative mp and former culture secretary nadine dorries has resigned her commons seat with a scathing attack on the prime minister. we will bring you more on that as we get it. around two thousand items are thought to ha

the spanish fa explores options to sack world cup—winning head coach jorge vilda as the fallout fromain — zachjohnson picks his wildcards for the upcoming ryder cup. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. only one place to start, and that's at the us open in new york, and there's been a shock result on day 2 at flushing meadows. 7th seed caroline garcia has been knocked out by china's world number 114 wang yafan. wang's consistent and meticulous game, a mere 11 errors, in stark contrast to the 2022 semi—finalists's frequent misfires — 34 unforced errors for the frenchwoman. garcia lost 6—4, 6—1 to wang yafan.

world cup—winning head coach jorge vilda as the fallout from the rubiales kiss continues.aptain, my captain — zachjohnson picks his wildcards for the upcoming ryder cup. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. only one place to start, and that's at the us open in new york, and there's been a shock result on day 3 at flushing meadows. 7th seed caroline garcia has been knocked out by china's world number 114 wang yafan. wang's consistent and meticulous game, a mere 11 errors, in stark contrast to the 2022 semi—finalists�*s frequent misfires — 3a unforced errors for the frenchwoman. garcia lost 6—4, 6—1 to wang yafan. last year's runner—up from tunisia, ons jabeur, is bidding to go one better in 2023 and land her first grand slam, and she is through to the second round. the fifth seed had to overcome breathing difficulties in a gruelling match with colombia's camila osorio, and even had treatment from medical staff in the first set, however she came through 7—5, 7—6. on the men's side, triple grand slam winner andy murray is through to the second round with a straight—s

jorge vilda's team bounced back from a tough group phase to progress all the way to a final and 1—0 victoryas they won the tournament for the first time. arsenal's100% start to the new premier league season has continued with a 1—0 win away at crystal palace. mikel arteta's team claimed all three points with a second half penalty from martin odegaard after palace goalkeeper samjohnstone had fouled eddie nketiah. arsenal then saw takehiro tomiyasu sent off for picking up a second booking, but held on for victory. to play 30 minutes in this league away from home with ten men is something extremely difficult to do. the contribution of the subs, i think they were magnificent. they really understood what we had to do. we'd hardly giving anything away and credit to them again for being under difficulties and the decisions stay there. rangers host dutch side psv eindhoven in glasgow on tuesday in the first leg of their champions league qualifier. michael beale�*s team saw off swiss side servette in the last round and stand on the verge of making it in to europe's elite competition, but he knows th

the head coach of spain's women's football team, jorge vilda, has condemned the behaviour of the country'sfor kissing playerjenni hermoso at the world cup final last week. she's accused mr rubiales of kissing her on the lips without consent after spain's victory last sunday. the federation has threatened her with legal action saying she was �*misrepresenting reality�*. mr rubiales has faced a wave of condemnation for his actions but has refused to resign. on saturday, 11 members of the national team's coaching staff quit in protest of his behaviour. mr rubiales has been suspended from participation in football by the sport's world governing body, fifa. our reporter sergi is in the newsroom for us. lots to digest. at this stage, who is supporting mr rubiales? i would say, publicly, nobody. iwould say, publicly, nobody. we have heard from the government, from opposition parties, from players with that they are male or female, from technical staff that are resigning, and they're all siding withjenni hermoso, so at least publicly, as of now, nobody in spain is saying that luis rubiales should

match in sydney and says spain's win is all the more remarkable when you consider spanish coach jorge vilda survived a player revolt less than 12 months ago. before this even begun there was something of a revolt by the spanish squad. 15 players said they didn't want to be considered for selection for this world cup. that is quite a thing to say that you do not want to go to the biggest tournament in the world to play for your country. the reason they were saying that is because they alleged that head coach or kate vilda, working conditions were so bad they said it was affecting their mental health and their well—being. at that point the spanish football association said that they must apologise to the coach, joge vilda. this dispute went on for a while and eventually 12 of those players back down and did apologise. but vilda picked only three to come to the couple took to the whole of the tournament there's been an animosity between the coach and players for that you could see it in these matches. whenever spain won a match there was no celebration between the coach and the players are tha

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the head coach of spain's women's football team, jorge vilda, has condemned the behaviour of the country'sootball federation president. luis rubiales has been suspended by fifa for kissing the playerjenni hermoso. now on bbc news, windrush: portraits of a generation episode three. history is thankfully and finally beginning to accord a rightful place to those men and women of the windrush generation. you look beautiful. how are you? it is, i believe, crucially important that we should truly see and hear these pioneers who stepped off the empire windrush at tilbury injune 1948, only a few months before i was born, and those who followed over the decades, to recognise and celebrate the immeasurable difference that they, their children and their grandchildren have made to this country. many served with distinction in the british armed forces during the second world war, just as their fathers and grandfathers had in the first world war. once in britain, they worked hard, offering their skills to rebuild a country during peacetime and seeking opportunities to forge a better future for themselve

. >> reporter: fans even booed spain's coach, jorge vilda, as he gave a high five and every time he appeareds said they would not play if he stayed as coach. some alleging misogyny. dogged by the drama he's swatted down questions even on the eve of the final. next question, he said -- [ speaking in global language ] in the second half with a still-scoreless england, a call of handball, then confirmation with a video assistant referee -- >> decisions is penalty. >> reporter: set up spain for a second goal. only to be saved by mary earps who launched herself left to grab the ball to the ground. [ cheers ] but england was ultimately no match for larosa. still, there's one thing many agree regardless of country -- a milestone obviously and a big step forward for women's sports, said this fan. >> one thing's for sure -- women's football in this country will never be the same again. >> reporter: even though england didn't win the world cup, many say that women's football has won writ large, that's because of rising popularity. add dollars and sponsorship, there are still issues of fair pay and all

party has labelled the vote a �*gigantic fraud' the head coach of spain's women's football team, jorge vildas condemned the behaviour of the country's football federation president. luis rubiales has been suspended by fifa. now on bbc news, women in beirut — rebuilding our city. hello, i'm kim chakanetsa and today, i'm in beirut, the capital of lebanon. on the 4th of august 2020, a devastating explosion ripped through the city's port. the blast claimed more than 200 lives and thousands others were injured. damage to surrounding properties and businesses was estimated to be overfour billion us dollars. many of those affected were small to medium enterprises, led by women. it was one of the largest non—nuclear explosions in history. three years on, what is life like for the people who live and work here? i've come to downtown beirut to meet two women who are working tirelessly to rebuild their city. joelle azar is the owner of le panier du coin, a food store selling natural products, in the centre of beirut. and nour tannir is an architect and stylist, who co—founded espacefann, a social enter

spanish women's head coach jorge vilda criticises suspended football federation president luis rubiales protest. and uk mp and former minister nadine dorries has resigned, weeks after promising to do so, with a blistering attack on rishi sunak. hello. i'm samantha simmonds. three people are dead in the us state of florida in what authorities are calling a racially motivated mass shooting. the attack took place in the city of jacksonville at a dollar general store. the city's sheriff says the suspected shooter was a white male in his 20s who turned the gun on himself. he killed two women and one man — all black — with no other injuries reported. the gunman was carrying a handgun, and an ar—is style rifle, while wearing a mask and tactical vest.

the head coach of spain's women's football team, jorge vilda, has condemned the behaviour of the country'sended by fifa for kissing playerjenni hermoso at the world cup final last week. she's accused mr rubiales of kissing her on the lips without consent after spain's victory last sunday. the federation has threatened her with legal action saying she was misrepresenting reality. london's metropolitan police says its investigating a potential cyber security breach at one of its suppliers. the force said the company had access to names, ranks, photos and pay numbers for officers and staff, and that it was working to understand what data, if any, had been accessed. throughout the past month, we've been reporting from the largest arts festival in the world — the edinburgh festival fringe. acts from across the globe have been performing in the scottish capital, attracting thousands of visitors. live now to our reporter courtney bembridge, who's there. acts from around the globe, as you said. lots from australia. not my fault the country produces such amazing talent! this show is called beats on

federation is exploring its options over whether it can sack women's world cup—winning head coach jorge vildaa remains in the job despite most of his coaching staff resigning in protest against federation president luis rubiales�* refusal to quit for kissing squad memberjenni hermoso after their world cup win. vilda was spotted applauding rubiales on friday, when he repeatedly insisted he would not resign. england midfielder ella toone says rubiales�* beahaviour has overshadowed spain's success. spain were unbelievable throughout the tournament. they won the world cup, which should be the main talking point and yet it is overshadowed by something that happened after the game, which isn't acceptable. and the lioness is all stand byjenni hermoso. a couple of the higher players, the girls, the leaders in the squad, got together and brought a statement out that we all believed in as a team and that we all wanted to put out together as a team to show our support and to show solidarity, and to show that we were thinking ofjenni hermoso and that we want to the right thing to be done. we don't want t

the head coach of spain's women's football team, jorge vilda, has condemned the behaviour of the country'sootball federation president. luis rubiales has been suspended by fifa for kissing the playerjenni hermoso. now on bbc news, this cultural life: tim minchin. applause tim minchin, the cabaret star who wrote matilda the musical. he grew up in western australia, started writing songs in his teens and made his name as a musical comedy performer at the 2005 edinburgh festival. mrtim minchin! after a series of live solo albums, tim was commissioned to write a stage adaptation of the roald dahl book, matilda. the show went on to win olivier and tony awards and has now been turned into a film. in this episode of this cultural life, the radio 4 podcast, he reveals his formative influences and experiences and how, despite fame and acclaim, bad reviews still hurt. no, i'm not good at taking criticism. you still take it personally? 0h, hugely, yeah. i'll take myjacket off. yeah, you'll get warm. you'll get warm. what, are you going to ask me some quite heated questions? yeah. you're going to be s

to see who is part of this resignation letter, because the manager of the women's national team, jorge vildaf the very few public figures that is now supporting mr rubiales, because the men's manager, luis de la fuente, is now also criticizing or being quite critical with the president of the spanish football federation. and that's quite a change because both of them yesterday were applauding mr rubiales while he was giving his press conference in which he said that he had done nothing wrong. of course, lots of things changing and a lot of attention in international, but specifically in spanish media. many wondering not if, but when mr rubiales will go. sergi forcada rock reporting there. earlier i spoke to jane purdon — author of �*the homecoming: the lionesses and beyond' and the director of women in football — an organisation which works across the football industry to support women in the sport. she gave me her reaction to rubiales�* latest statement. the actions of one man has been putting pressure on the player to say she consented when she didn't give in to that pressure, he put out a

the head coach of spain's women's football team, jorge vilda, has criticised the suspended football federationresident luis rubiales, calling the moment he kissed a player at the world cup final "inappropriate and unacceptable". jenni hermoso says she did not consent to the kiss. rishi sunak faces another difficult by—election after the conservative mp nadine dorries handed in her resignation. the former culture secretary said she was leaving injune, but stayed on to make inquiries about why she had been denied a peerage. now on bbc news, it is time for click. this week we're in edinburgh for all the fun of the festivals and to find out how you put on a high—tech tattoo in an ancient city. it's too narrow. it's on a hill. there's no straight lines anywhere. i it's really quite a tricky space to work with. - shiona's scouring the globe for new ways to make data look great. and at the fringe, the machines are waking up. you are not alone. you cannot be alone. nick tries on the very latest wearable tech... all: engage the cube! ..and meets the most advanced robots ever. is that a shopping bag?! e

. >> reporter: fans even booed spain's coach jorge vilda, as he gave a high five and, in fact, every time he appeared. last september 15 spanish players said they would not play if he stayed as coach. some alleging misogyny. he has swatted down questions even on the eve of the final. next question, he said. in the second half with a still scoreless england, a call of handball. then confirmation with a video assistant referee -- >> decision is, penalty! >> they have it. >> reporter: set up spain for a second goal. only to be saved by earps who launched herself left to grab the ball to the ground. but england were ultimately no match for la rosa. still there's one thing many agree regardless of country -- a milestone, obviously, and a big step forward for women's sports, said this fan. >> one thing's for sure. women's football in this country will never be the same again. >> reporter: even though england didn't win the world cup, jericka, many say women's football has won writ large because of rising popularity, ad dollars and sponsorship. but there are still those issues of fair pay a

world cup," because they alleged that there had been real issues between them and their coach, jorge vildahem backed down, but he only selected three of them to come to this world cup. so it's almost like they've made it to the final in spite of their coach, instead of because of him. and he's just finished a news conference where he was asked directly about that situation between him and the players. and hejust said, "next question, please." he refused to answer it. so, you would think that maybe the scales would tip in the balance of england, who will be arriving here tomorrow for that final, the first time that the lionesses have been in a women's world cup final, and they're hoping to make history. sarina wiegman, their manager, has just finished her news conference. she said that england have to play their best game ever if they are to succeed, and i think that is what all of the fans will be hoping too. very much looking forward to that match tomorrow. dolly parton has teamed up with paul mccartney and ringo starr for a cover of let it be for the country musician's upcoming rock albu

jorge vilda, whose spain team won the final 1—0, and barcelona'sjonatan giraldez are the other nomineesto monaco, despite interest from chelsea and inter milan. negotiations are continuing, but the 22—year—old is expected to return to france, where he enjoyed a prolific loan spell with reims last season. and west ham have reached an agreement to sign midfielder mohammed kudos from ajax on a five—year deal worth £38 million. the ghanaian will travel to london on saturday to complete a medical. formula one is back after the summer break, with the two—time world champion max verstappen looking to pick up where he left off. victory at his home dutch grand prix would make it nine wins in a row, equalling the all—time record set by sebastian vettel, also for red bull, in 2013. but it was mclaren's lando norris who hated him in second practice. our reporterjennie gow will be back in the paddock for the first time — which is great news. she spoke to me a short while ago. iam i am really looking forward to it. the fact that there will be almost 300,000 fans going across the weekend, it's a max s

some breaking news in the past hour on the world cup kiss row in spain — the women's head coach, jorge vilda criticism directed at suspended football federation president, luis rubiales. mr vilda called the behaviour of luis rubiarles towardsjennifer hermoso "inappropriate and unacceptable". in a statement he wrote that: luis rubiales has already said he will defend himself, after fifa provisionally suspended him as president of spain's football association — that coming after he refused to resign at a meeting on friday. earlier our reporter sergi forcada told us more about mr rubiales�* response to fifa's provisional suspension. this is the latest statement by the spanish football federation in which mr rubiales says he is going to find these accusations by fifa, he says he will likely defend himself in the competent bodies. he says he trusts fifa. this would be the chance to begin his defence so that the truth, his truth prevails and that he is also able to prove that he is innocent, which is something that he's been repeating throughout the past few days. saying he didn't do anything wron

manager of the women's national teamjorge letter, because the manager of the women's national team jorge vilda that is now supporting mr rubiales. because the men's manager is now also criticising or being quite critical with the president of the spanish football federation and that's quite a change because both of them yesterday were applauding as to ruby alice while he was giving his press conference and in which he said he had done nothing wrong. —— applauding mr rubiales. 0f had done nothing wrong. —— applauding mr rubiales. of course lots of changing a lot of attention internationally but specifically in spanish media. many wondering not if but when mr rubiales will go. now, with a look at all the other sport, here's 0lly foster. hello from the bbc sport centre. they flirted with relegation for most of last season, but after three games, west ham are still unbeaten and top of the premier league. they beat brighton 3—1 at the amex stadium. james ward prowse put the hammers ahead — his first goal for the club — before jarrod bowen and michail antonio put west ham in control. brighton did ge

i will say this, though, jim, the head coach of the team, jorge vilda, he was not part of the mass resignations that led to that decision to quit and express, quote, their strongest and deepest condemnation of luis rubialis' behavior. the soccer federation threatening to take legal action against one of the star players, jennifer hermoso, who was on that world cup winning team, accusing her of lying about being kissed during the world cup final trophy presentation. hermoso saying on friday that at no point did she ever consent to an unwanted kiss. i will say this, jim, from a man who is the most powerful figure in spanish football, he is also a uafa vice president. earlier a statement reading "the evidence is conclusive, the president has not lied. the federation and the president given the seriousness of the content of the press release from the foot bro union will initiate the corresponding legal actions." to reset for our viewers, rubialis refusing to resign through all of this. now world football was governing body, fifa, getting involved. they've movieded to suspend him from all football-

spain have been unable to escape the talk of unrest in their camp and the relationship with coach jorge vildascorers, the questions are being asked. >> translator: how are you managing as a trainer the crisis that exists between some players who are not supporting you? >> translator: next question, please. >> translator: well, from the very beginning, the players have been united, they've been working a lot. today will be the 65th training session and all of them have come out very well. that's what's happened on the field, they will have memories for the rest of their lives. we also want to celebrate together. >> reporter: for all the records this tournament has set in milestones it's marked for the women's game, ultimately there's only one thing that matters now for these two sides, to have come this far, both in miles and matches played, it's the winning that counts. and becoming just the fifth country in history to get their name engraved on that women's world cup trophy here on sunday. amanda davis, cnn, sydney, australia. >> it's probably going to be a nail-biter. >>> native americans,

. >> reporter: fans even booed spain's coach, jorge vilda, as he gave a high five and in fact every timeeared. last september 15 spanish players said they would not play if vilda stayed as coach. some alleging misogyny. dogged by the drama vilda has swatted down questions even on the eve of the final. "next question," he said. in the second half with a still scoreless england a call of handball. then confirmation with a video assistant referee. >> decision is penalty. >> there you have it. >> reporter: set up spain for a second goal. only to be saved by earps, who launched herself left to grab the ball to the ground. but england were ultimately no match for la rosa. still, there's one thing many agree regardless of country. a milestone obviously and a big step forward for women's sports, said this fan. >> one thing's for sure. women's football in this country will never be the same again. >> reporter: even though england didn't win the world cup, jericka, many say that women's football has won writ large. that's because of rising popularity, ad dollars and sponsorship. but there are stil

spain's world cup winning coach jorge vilda has criticised the suspended football federation presidentsed him , calling them. of criticised him, calling them. he said right, of criticised him, calling them. he said right , that that kiss he said right, that that kiss with jenny hermoso was inappropriate and unacceptable. but he also said it was a real fuss about nothing. it was real nonsense. exactly. >> i don't quite understand where he's coming from. and isn't he the one that the women, particularly dislike? yeah. yeah today, rubiales, who's the president or was the president of the spanish football federation provisionally federation was provisionally suspended by fifa in the wake of the kiss. of course . and that's the kiss. of course. and that's i mean, it's sort of completely eclipsed a wonderful moment, didn't it? >> it really did. anyway, of course, mozo is stressed that she did not consent to the kiss, which is, of course, opposite to what he said. he said he asked for her permission . seems a for her permission. seems a little odd when you look at little bit odd when you look

>> well, jorge vilda came out and said that rubiales is behaviour was inappropriate, but there are ato resign and they were either applauding or nodding or didn't speak out at that time . and that was at that time. and that was probably the time to speak out. now i think everyone is speaking , including vilda. but remember , he's had his own scandal in the build up to the world cup. 15 players originally said they wouldn't play for him because they like the management they didn't like the management style and wanted structural style and they wanted structural changes within the spanish football federation and the women's team specifically, and only three those 15 ended up only three of those 15 ended up to going the world cup. so this is back to back scandals in between winning women's world between winning a women's world cup one for coach before cup one for the coach before thatis cup one for the coach before that is still ultimately ongoing and now luis rubiales , the and now luis rubiales, the president of the spanish . so president of the spanish. so it's not a good look. and ag

spain's coach, jorge vilda , has called the behaviour vilda, has called the behaviour improper and unacceptablend improper and unacceptable, and the rmt union says a roadmap to a negotiated settlement could bnng a negotiated settlement could bring an end to their ongoing dispute over pay jobs and conditions. today's train strikes continuing for a second year come as many people head off on their summer holidays or travel to events such as the notting hill carnival. while there's disruption to come there's more disruption to come as the rmt is also planning a strike on september the 2nd, while members of the aslef union are taking strike action on september the 1st. at. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's time for headliners . headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners. >> your first look at sunday's papers. i'm your host, andrew doyle, and tonight i'm joined by international man of misery, lewis schaffer . and all around lewis schaff

wa5 months before the world cup when the coach, jorge vilda was facing immunity from his playersou manage things or the relationship we have, we don't want to be selected. at that point crucially rubiales and the spanish federation stepped into safe no, we backjorge vilda, the coach, against the players and the players were ostracised, only three of them went on to play in the world cup and eventually of they won the cup for spain. so there is very much that hanging over everything in terms of how the spanish players view luis rubiales, and this incident with jenni hermoso will for many, confirm suspicions they have had in the past. it is 6:06am. if you are travelling to leeds and reading festivals today, you may have some travel issues. charlie has more. there will be disruption to rail services today as around 20,000 members of the rmt union take part in their latest strike over pay and conditions. there will be a reduced timetable for much of england, with some journeys into scotland and wales also affected. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin reports. summer is nearly ove

but jorge vilda came out yesterday and having been on the side of the federation before, has now goneved, you know, this is a much, much wider issue. the other aspect, the players themselves say they won't be playing again while the situation endures and it's over shadowed the whole you know, victor of getting the world cup of women's football being put on the world stage again and the whole thing has turned sour within a matter of days. it's extraordinary, isn't it? it is , extraordinary, isn't it? it is, yeah. and fifa have got involved as they've as well. i don't think they've covered themselves in glory either infantino . you either. gianni infantino. you know, women should pick their pick the right battles, which you said before. and even though they suspended effectively from fifa have 90 days once the ball starts when when starts when the when the dominoes they all dominoes start falling, they all change their a little bit. change their tune a little bit. they've behind they've all piled in behind him. i can't see any way i think. i can't see any way that rubiales will will sur