katie gornall, bbc news.omen in sport, and also her daughter aleeza, who is a football player with notts county. welcome to bbc news. i know you've both had a chance to look at that report no. i wanted to get your thoughts on it.— report no. i wanted to get your thoughts on it. report no. i wanted to get your thou~hts on it. ~ �* ., thoughts on it. we've looked at the re ort and thoughts on it. we've looked at the report and we _ thoughts on it. we've looked at the report and we are _ thoughts on it. we've looked at the report and we are quite _ thoughts on it. we've looked at the report and we are quite passionate| report and we are quite passionate about it in the sense that we know there is clearly a need for awareness, from grassroots up to professional, the different levels of performing sports in different sectors such as football, swimming and all other sports in different fields. sport in itself has really come over heaps and hills over when it comes to female sports, but when it comes to female sport

katie gornall, bbc news. flip turns to cricket now.0 tests for england. the accolade comes 12 years after he made his debut for his country. bairstow is now england's second—longest—serving current player afterjames anderson, but his journey hasn't been a smooth one. joe wilson reports. they nestled in the himalayas, might be the world's most distinctive cricket ground. johnny bairstow might be england's most distinctive cricketer — flame haired, passionate and contemplating his 100th test match. i'm very proud. i'm an emotional kind of guy. at some point, get the tears ready. the tissues, even. last summer, tears ready. the tissues, even. last summer. he — tears ready. the tissues, even. last summer, he returned from a horrible leg break. his character and resilience often shine through. he holds a particular place in the name of fans remember his father david, who took his own life whenjohnny was a boy. his defining mentality has always been pride. don't expect that to change now. you has always been pride. don't expect that to chang

katie gornall, bbc news.ster. thanks forjoining us. what's the most striking thing for you that come out of this report?- most striking thing for you that come out of this report? there is so much about — come out of this report? there is so much about the _ come out of this report? there is so much about the gendered _ come out of this report? there is so much about the gendered inequality that girls face from preschool to later life, and the thing for me, we have to make sure that women are supported to stay active, to find a love for physical activity in the school, but then keep doing it for the rest of their lives. and we want if we don't have the right kit, if we don't have the right structures in place and facilities that women can access are of low quality and the equipment they use is designed for men and simply not suitable for women. ~ ., ~' w' for men and simply not suitable for women. ~ . ~ .~' .,' , for men and simply not suitable for women. ~ . ~ , ., women. what kicked off this whole kind of r

katie gornall, bbc news.o is also founder of inclusive sportswear — an organisation which advocates for more inclusivity in sports kit. tell me about your experience because i understand you were injured due to sports kit. i ruptured my acl and whether it was to do with my footwear is a big question but what i did over that time, the 12 ounce out of my game was to look into research about why it is such a barrier for girls, sports kit, in schools, particularly looking at gendered uniforms, impractical uniforms and what i found were so alarming i had to do something about it. what found were so alarming i had to do something about it. what particular did ou find something about it. what particular did you find alarming? _ something about it. what particular did you find alarming? we - something about it. what particular did you find alarming? we train - something about it. what particular did you find alarming? we train in l did you find alarming? we train in short every _ did you find alarming? we train in sh

katie gornall, bbc news.ce by nine lengths. one of the very few bankers for british horses for the cheltenham festival. the horse is much brighter this morning, so there is good news. and it is nothing serious, but welfare is the greatest concern amongst racehorse owners and trainers. and they said he is not going to be ready for what nicky henderson called the olympic games, and that is what the cheltenham festival is. the president of motorsport�*s world governing body the fia, mohammed ben sulayem, is under investigation for allegedly interfering in a formula 1 race result. a whistle—blower has told the fia that ben sulayem allegedly intervened to overturn a penalty given to aston martin's fernando alonso at last year's saudi arabian grand prix. the claim is in a report by an fia compliance officer to its ethics committee which has been seen by bbc sport. ben sulayem and the fia have not responded to requests for comment. the ethics committee is expected to take 4—6 weeks to issue its report. snooker has h

clinch victory and will now break into the top 30 for the first time. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornallst at the australian open. boulter was going to have to do this the hard way. from a set down, the british number one fought back and then dominated. oh, my word, fabulous winner. after taking out a succession of seeded players in san diego this week, the biggest win of her career was now within reach. a win that lifts her to 27th in the world, her highest ranking yet. watching on, her boyfriend, alex de minaur, fresh from winning his own tennis title at the mexican 0pen. i want to say a small special thank you to my boyfriend, who he finished last night at midnight, and i really want to embarrass him. so he got on 6:00 flight to be here today. so i do appreciate it. a double celebration, then. and in these parts, they reward you with a surfboard. another sign boulter is riding the crest of a wave. now, take a look at this — last night produced a surprisingly strong display of the northern lights across the uk. while there was an ongoing weak solar storm, the aurora ended up being visi

our sports correspondent, katie gornall, reports. this could take a while to sink in.

katie gornall has the story. this could take a while to sink in.s last year, she was ranked outside the top 150 and struggling. how times have changed. standing in her way was marta kostyuk of ukraine, a quarter finalised at the australian open. katie boulter was going to have to do this the hard way. from i sat down, the british number one fought back and then dominated. oh my word! fabulous winter. after taking out a succession of seeded players in san diego this week, the biggest win of her career was now within reach. a win that lifts her to 27th in the world, the highest—ranking app. watching on, her boyfriend, alex, fresh, sort of, of winning his own tennis title at the mexican open. i want to say a small special thank you to my boyfriend who... he finished last night at midnight, and i really wanted to embarrass him, so he got on a six o'clock flight to be here today. so i do appreciate it. a double celebration then, and in these parts, they reward you with a surfboard. another sign katie boulter is riding the crest of a wave. the burning qu

respondents experienced sexism or misogyny in a coaching environment. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornallss what she went through -- and misoa n . �* , . misogyny. i've experienced verbal assault, physical— misogyny. i've experienced verbal assault, physical assault, - assault, physical assault, microagressions that a lot of female coaches will recognise. 0n microagressions that a lot of female coaches will recognise. on a matchday, the manager would just completely ignore you on the opposition. up to quite serious abuse. .,, opposition. up to quite serious abuse. ., , , . , , abuse. her worst experience she says came at the — abuse. her worst experience she says came at the hands _ abuse. her worst experience she says came at the hands of— abuse. her worst experience she says came at the hands of a _ abuse. her worst experience she says came at the hands of a tutor- abuse. her worst experience she says came at the hands of a tutor on - abuse. her worst experience she says came at the hands of a tutor on an . came at the hands of a tutor on an fa coaching course. i came at the hands of a

katie gornall, bbc news. interested to hear what you think about that at this morning. what are the things that might stop young women, girls, from exercising in terms of the type of kit you might come out the clothes you might need to wear? you can send us a message on whatsapp — the number is 0330123 01140, orjust scan the qr code with your phone's camera and that will automatically start a chat with us. really important differences. things like football boots. different styles of football boots to stop different types of injuries that women are more prone to. we will be talking about this in more detail later. we are interested to hear what you think. there will be mums and dads and grannies and grandads packing sports kit right now for a monday morning school. school just school. just finding the kid would be a start! that is the same for boys as well. 18 minutes past six. let's look at the papers. the eye looks at the budget. we will be talking a lot about the budget this week. it reports there are tensi

our sports correspondent, katie gornall, reports. this could take a while to sink in. end of a brilliant week for britain's katie boulter. fist the end of a brilliant week for britain's katie boulter. at times last ear, britain's katie boulter. at times last year. she — britain's katie boulter. at times last year, she was _ britain's katie boulter. at times last year, she was ranked - britain's katie boulter. at times i last year, she was ranked outside the top 150 and struggling. how times have changed. standing in her way was marta kostyuk of ukraine, a quarter finalised at the australian open. katie boulter was going to have to do this the hard way. from i sat down, the british number one fought back and then dominated. film fought back and then dominated. oi my word! fought back and then dominated. (31 my word! fabulous winter. fought back and then dominated. oh my word! fabulous winter. after - my word! fabulous winter. after takin: out my word! fabulous winter. after taking out a _ my word! fabulous winter. after taking out a succession - my word! fabulous winter. a