karen carney will be point up against some familiarfaces. point up against some familiarfaces. three players who have played for chelsea. until recently so did the swedish goalkeeper so some sort of friendly faces that karen carney will be looking at. and phil neville said that the team that wins tomorrow will be the team that has picked themselves up mentally from losing ina themselves up mentally from losing in a semifinal. and that must be very difficult to do. to go on and went another match. but england have to do that if they want to bring back something tangible from this world cup. something for everyone to be proud of. we will find out what happens tomorrow. thank you jane. the controversial racing figure was one of the most recognisable faces in sport but as i heard earlier. he was lfor some in sport but as i heard earlier. he was l for some time. for those who knewjohnny does not come as a huge surprise. he had been lfor a long time and had been seen looking pretty fair on racecourses. it is still really saddening as it will be to

we do know that karen carney will play some pa rt that karen carney will play some part today.arn her mirth cap. thanks, jane. can't wait to watch that later on the bbc. accurate wimbledon, we are going to talk about some unsung heroes. the people you see in the background, doing so much work in the heat, the ball girls. i know how hard they train, although it back since october. but we'll see how disciplined they are compared to me, the dishevelled mess. 0ur ball by will show me how to throw and catch a ball, before we talk to them. look how he is standing! so precise. i caught it at least. it's the speed, isn't it? aisha, how about this? you did about an hourfor that aisha, how about this? you did about an hour for that coco gauff match. use our inaction. what was it like? the atmosphere on centre, everyone was cheering and it's really loud. it makes it even more amazing to be pa rt it makes it even more amazing to be part of the wimbledon experience. how does the training kick in? you have to keep so cool. you cannot react to what is going on around you. yes, they preparers

congratulations to karen carney.erlands, and won league and cup honours with psv and barcelona. as a coach he led psv to league and cup success, but lasted only 15 games in his last role at turkish club fenerbahce. it's another bumper day at wimbledon with andy murray and serena williams making their first appearance in the mixed doubles later. they take on andreas mies and alexa guarachi. well, last night, the former world number1 murray and his french partner pierre herbert lost the first set in the men's doubles, but came back to win three sets to one against marius copil of romania and france's ugo humbert. that first—round match finished just after 20 past 9 in front of a sizeable crowd under court 0ne's new roof. meanwhile, seven—time champion serena recovered from a set down to beat teenage qualifier kya juvan to reach the third round in the ladies singles. afterwards she turned her thoughts towards teaming up with murray later today i'm looking forward to it, usually when i play doubles, it helps me with my s

but we do know that karen carney will feature in the squad.st match as an england international. phil neville said she will come on the pitch to earn her 104 to fourth cap. and there are two matches at the cricket word cup today. india and sri lanka is under way, australia play south africa later. india will finish top of the table if they win and the leaders australia lose. england will play the team that finishes second in semi—finals. sri lanka won the toss and are batting first at headingly. they're currently 118 for four in the 28th over now, click. this week, it is our birthday. we are 1000 episodes young, and to mark it, we are making the bbc‘s first interactive, multi—choice tv show. there will be flowcharts, elephants, flowcharts, data, flowcharts, and wizards. a warm welcome to click. welcome to click. welcome to click, i am spencer kelly. finally we have reached a very special milestone. we have been on air every week of every year, without a break, since we launched in the year 2000, which means this week you are watching season 1,

but we do know that karen carney will definitely feature in the squad.ays she will come onto the pitch at one stage to earn her 14ath cap. the final two group games at the cricket world cup are being played today. australia can top the group if they beat south africa in manchester. india looks set to finish second and therefore play england in the semifinals. they are taking on sri la nka semifinals. they are taking on sri lanka at headingley. ms dhoni had a hand in the first four wickets as sri lanka slipped to 25—11. angelo mathews has had the welcome he has led the response from sri lanka with a patient half—century. a short time ago they were 200—5 in the 41st over. and...the tourde france is underway — they set off from brussells a couple of hours ago. geraint thomas the defending champion of course. you can follow it live via the bbc sport website and app. that's all the sport for now. thanks very much. work to protect a lake district beauty spot from flooding is finally complete after more than three years. glenridding was badly hit during storm d

bright won't be playing after the red card she received during the usa match but we know that karen carneyan england international. she will at some point earn her 144th she will at some point earn her 14ath cap in england's match against sweden. you can watch that match on bbc one at 4pm today. the tour de france gets under way today in brussels. the riders will cover over 2000 miles before finishing in paris in three weeks' time. geraint thomas is in the unusual position of co—leading his team after chris froome was seriously injured. he says they are in a good place.|j froome was seriously injured. he says they are in a good place. i won the tour last year so i'm pretty confident i guess. i've done everything i can to be here now in the best shape possible and obviously a few ups and downs. you roll with it and adapt and i feel like i'm in a good place. i'm looking forward to getting going now. this week is always the worst, it drags, you do less on the bike. it's nice tojust get going. it drags, you do less on the bike. it's nice to just get going. that's all the support for now. lots

england and chelsea midfielder karen carney will retire from club and international football after saturday'se her senior debut for birmingham aged 14, and went on to play in four world cups for england and the 2012 olympics for great britain. she made her england debut in 2005 and has won 143 caps and scored 32 goals. i can't give anything more, i have maxed out in every area, i have gone for every percentage going to be the best i can be. it isjust time, i'm very happy with that decision, it is the right decision. i don't have any results with that. the thing i miss most... singing the anthem. that will be tough. but i think the thing imiss will be tough. but i think the thing i miss most isjust kicking a ball. and being like a little kid. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. we will have the latest on the cricket world cup, pakistan against bangladesh, they must win by 316 runs, pakistan, 257—5. looking like a dead rubber, that match. whenever you say things like that, things change rather fast!|i whenever yo

earlier today, i caught up with one of the lionesses, karen carney.don, it's amazing, really. we're really lucky and, you know, i'm honoured to be asked to be here and like you said, it's definitely changed over time to get this invitation to come to such a prestige event. is that a sort of measure of how the england women's team have captured the imagination of the nation, that you're invited to something like this today? it sort of shows that you've touched so many millions of people over the last few weeks in france? i think so. i think more so that people are more excited at how good the tournament was as a whole and how well, you know, the lionesses played. we obviously didn't go to that final hurdle, but i think we did show a lot of heart, desire, passion and that's something that can resonate with the english nation. but i think even overall, the world cup, from all the games, has been such a massive success and to get 12 million people to watch our semi—final game, to have 60,000 people in the stadium, itjust shows how big the game's going and

and coming up on bbc news: england and chelsea midfielder karen carney will retire from club and internationalr saturday's women's world cup third—place play—off against sweden. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a gang behind the biggest modern day slavery network ever exposed in the uk has been convicted of offences including trafficking, money laundering and forcing people to perform forced labour. police believe there were up to 400 victims put to work by the polish organised crime gang in the west midlands. a three—year police investigation uncovered a well—organised system which preyed on the homeless, ex—prisoners and alcoholics, from poland. the victims were forced to carry out manual labour on farms and in factories earning millions for their masters. sima kotecha reports. their victims, some as young as 17, were made to live in rooms like these — filthy, often rat—infested with no heating or light. the gang was made up of five men and three women, all from poland. 52—year—old ignacy brzezinski, 41—year—old wojciech nowa kowski and 26—year—old jan sadowski were found g

i want to see karen carney come on too much. f pure skilland possession, england had been outplayed ? skilland possession, england had been outplayed? today, yes. but i think england had been at their best today. —— have not been at their best. they played better through the term and have had a rough edges where we had played probably worse than we have today actually. but i think there is still a lot to play for at this moment and i think phil neville will be able to really bring the girls up and i am hoping in the second half we will be able to get just an extra yard of pesos and i think we are liking that today. the americans seem to be just clearing up americans seem to be just clearing up all the second balls that they are getting to first and i think we could certainly win the game in the end of the day. honestly half-time, the game is not over yet.” end of the day. honestly half-time, the game is not over yet. i think the game is not over yet. i think the us have it shaded it but we still have a lot to play for. ellen whit

football, and england's karen carney has announced she is retiring from club and international footballternational football. not a complete surprise. a great servant for england and chelsea, retiring not just from for england and chelsea, retiring notjust from international for england and chelsea, retiring not just from international football but also domestic football, after the world cup third—place play—off against sweden. she made her senior debut back at the age of 1a. playing infour debut back at the age of 1a. playing in four world cup for england. making her 0lympic debut in 2005. 1a3 caps and 32 goals. i can't give anything more, i have maxed out in every area, going for every percentage game to be the best ican be every percentage game to be the best i can be and it isjust time. i am very happy with that decision, it's the right decision and i don't have any regrets with that. the thing i miss the most is singing the anthem. that will be tough. but what i miss the most isjust kicking a ball, and being like a little kid. there you 90, being like a little kid. there you go, you

carney is seen as a f favorite for the role. and former europe greu president are also in contention i have to say one of those names in particular is jumping out to me, karen. that is the central bank governor of the u.k., mark carney i found out over the weekend he also holds an irish passport who would have thought irishman up for the job at imf? >> he does have a number of passports and don't forget britain has never held the role at the imf the question is whether -- it does seem as though with the allocation of recent top jobs that there has been a mismatch you've got a german, french, spanish and also belgium position that's been handed out, but nothing in this region as well put onto your list of potential front runners, the lady from bulgaria having representation from this part of the world also quite sug ca -- significant. basically it's talking about structure reforms. at the time two years ago we spoke about the challenges in maintaining the strength of institutions very important to have steady growth this year we're talking about a skill shortage which is a very different challenge to the rest of western europe where we've got a lot of high u