kate gill from professional footballers australia.een as a watershed moment for many when it comes to equal pay for women's sport. we have seen various countries around the world advocating it, including the matildas so we have to wait and see but as i say, this element is due to kick off thursday evening. before we go, let me tell you about a story now on our website. a swiss watchmaker is taking legal action against the malaysia and government for seizing lgbt cue watches from stores. more than 170 watchers were impounded from its rainbow pride collection on sales at shopping malls across malaysia. they want the return of the watchers worth $110,000. that is all we have for you. thank you for watching. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. iam i am getting married. i served in afghanistan and lost my left leg. the training for this started roughly 18 months ago. most of it has been accuracy landing. this guy is a big place and you have a lot of room for error in the sky but what is crucially important as you ge

the journey that the matildas have gone through so who better to speak to about thisjourney than kate gillerself, striker, former captain and now you jointly lead up the organisation, professional footballers australia, which advocates for footballers working conditions and pay. tell me, you stopped playing in 2016 at international level. you played, sam kerr came up underneath you. what have you seen in your time as a matilda and the way things are developed? look, the progress has been pretty rapid, especially the last decade but if we look at the matildas context, they have literally gone from sewing their own coat of arms onto their playing kits and asking for their kits to be washed as like a minimum for what they were wanting to expect, to now having parity with the socceroos, so the journey has been long and winding and they know that they stand on the shoulders of giants who have paved the way for them but they also know that they need to keep progressing the game forward to allow for broader opportunity for those that follow in their footsteps. i was struck as well that they had t