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signs of recovery for keira walsh ahead of england's last 16 game against nigeria.cup is back this weekend, as small clubs all over the country start dreaming of giant killing glory. so, welcome to sportsday, we're starting with the news today that the future of the commonwealth games, and its viability is being questioned, after alberta announced they're cancelling their bid to host the 2030 event. it follows victoria in australia who also pulled out of staging the next games in 2026. well, let's get more on this with our correspondent alex capstick. alex — why have alberta made this decision? well, the viability of the commonwealth games was already in question, as you say, following the withdrawal of victoria to stage the 2026 multisports event. and those concerns, those worries, only being reinforced by this decision from alberta. and just like the australians, officials from the canadian province have said that theyjust canadian province have said that they just can't justify the costs canadian province have said that theyjust can'tjustify the costs of staging

the talk about it going into it was keira walsh and they coped well. it about it going into it was keirad they coped well. it was stellar, i loved every _ walsh and they coped well. it was stellar, i loved every moment i walsh and they coped well. it was stellar, i loved every moment of. stellar, i loved every moment of that game. how do you replace a player like keira walsh? i don't think there is a like for like flyers but it forced serena's hand candidate to make some difficult decisions that we have not really seen her make in terms of formation change. she went to a 3—5—2 at times and provided a lot of structure in terms of build—up but so much fluidity and freedom in attack as well. bringing in katie to hold down that holding midfield position and a really nice compliments with georgia stanway in attack. she loves to get forward and break up play and link up forward and break up play and link up the midfield, that allowed so much freedom for laurenjames to come inside and unleashed herself and announce herself on the world stage yet again. a stellar performance.— stage yet again. a

injured midfielder keira walsh will start.— nigeria. injured midfielder keira walsh will start. y stockholm will take up to 500 men over the next 18 months, while their claims are assessed. the plan is part of the government's effort to reduce the cost of accommodating migrants — but it's prompted safety concerns and protests from local people, as our west of england correspondent dan johnson reports. three weeks after reaching portland, the bibby stockholm looks like it's about to take up its role, as a home for asylum seekers and a display of a tougher approach to immigration. this is part of the government's insistence on reducing hotel bills, currently around £6 million a day, and deterring migrants from crossing the channel. it's controversial. concerns about fire safety saw it labelled a death trap, but it seems everything may now be in place. we have seen a letter sent to asylum seekers, saying they'll be moved here later today. now, that did happen twice last week and then there were delays, but this is the first time a specific date's been mentioned. and the home office

the moment during the women's world cup when many england fans had their hearts in their mouths — keira walsh knee during their match against denmark. the initialfear — particularly because it had happened to walsh before — was yet another anterior cruciate ligament injury in the women's game. but after that was ruled out, the midfielder — such an important part of the lionesses team — was back and played 120 minutes against nigeria as they reached the quarterfinals. she's been speaking to the bbc about the comeback from that moment. obviously it was really painful at first so that's probably the main thing i was thinking about. yeah, and then the doctor and physio came on and were speaking to me. my asking me if i could carry on and i didn't feel like i could and then obviously the structure came on and as georgia has already alluded to, they all find it really funny that i had to go off on a stretcher, more so because i was embarrassed. obviously they were worried about my knee but i think they know me as a person and know that i'd be really embarrassed. afterwards, yeah, just chatting with

and then what looked like the decisive blow, keira walsh adjudged to have handballed.ng it. decision is, penalty. in earps, however, another reminder that england had one of the world's best keepers. mary earps comes up with a big moment! james had been in fine goal—scoring form before her ban, and then came close to an equaliser. but despite their master tactician, england were running out of ideas. and after 13 minutes of added time, they couldn't find an answer. and that's it. it's heartbreak for the lionesses. a heartbreaking end, then, to this world cup for england. despite injuries to so many players, this squad almost went all the way. despite the disappointment, the future appears bright for this group of players. but for now, the overwhelming sense will be of a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity missed. spain triumphant, exceeding all expectations and defying the unrest that had marred their build—up. england, meanwhile, left to reflect on the history that had evaded them. dan roan, bbc news, sydney. pictures there of the england players, who stayed to watch as th

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about what sarina wiegman which are in the build—up and how they would cope with the absence of keira walshge the shape of the team and it suited all the players are very well, are bringing out the best of lauren jane's who put on a master class, she could have had a hat—trick apart from a controversial vr decision and it is put a spring in england's step is a coincidence clash with nigeria in the last 16 in brisbane on monday. barcelona's manager xavi sez ousmane dembele will be leaving the club to join paris st germain. the french forward was left out of their final tour match, a win over milan in las vegas, with reports suggesting psg have met what's being described as a private release clause worth 50 million euros. dembelejoined barca in 2017 and had one year left on his contract at camp nou. meanwhile sadio mane is the latest high profile player tojoin a club in saudi arabia. after just one season with bayern munich, the senegalese forward is moving to al nassr, where he'll play alongside cristiano ronaldo. frances tiafoe won back to back tie breaks to reach the third round of the cit

but that task has been complicated by the loss of keira walsh in midfield.t friend as well go down in such pain. that's the most embarrassing thing for her, is the fact that she got stretchered off. she wasn't necessarily thinking about the knee. she was more bothered about the whole nation watching her. there's 22 of us now that have got a step up and, yeah, we're just excited and she'll be watching. when walsh went off against denmark, it was laura coons who was brought on. despite being the oldest player in the squad at 32, she's one of the most inexperienced, having gone eight years between call ups. i've definitely taken the long route getting here. but, yeah, i think everyone's journey is different and i'm really, really proud of mine and the fact that i have actually made it on in a world cup. yes. career goals complete. england will be expected to beat china here at the hindmarsh stadium in adelaide, the smallest venue at this tournament. but with is shaping up to be the most open world cup yet, nothing is certain. back in the 1990s, no—one wanted to

england midfielder keira walsh says her side are "more than ready" for facing the world cup hosts australiathe lionesses' third successive world cup semi and they're playing in the 81,500 capacity stadium australia. i think you've seen that the girls are ready to fight. the nigerian game, colombian game, it wasn't easy and we went always on top and i think people have seen that side to us. 0bviously once the whistle and it's a different story but in the game i think the girls are aware of what the stadium is going to be like and for us we are more than ready for it. erik ten hag says harry maguire would be better off leaving manchester united if he's not confident enough to battle for a first—team spot at old trafford. maguire is desperate for more game time and is keen on a move to west ham, but ten hag still belives he can be an important part of his plans this season. he has to fight for his place. he has the abilities to be top class centre back. he is the best for england so why shouldn't he be the best for us, but he has to prove it? when he's not confident enough go in and fight, the

they have faced so many obstacles already this world cup, losing keira walsh in the group steerage, thener record. having to battle past nigeria, and then facing that hostile crowd against colombia. one of the things they are prepared for is the environment they will be faced with because it will be such a strong support for australia. it is a home tournament for them. both the managers and the captain of england will be aware of that. there are not the underdog. they play at home. their stadium will be very full. two teams that have grown into the tournament. i think it will be tight and very, very competitive. we approach the game like any other game. we will prepare how we want to play. we know our opponent really well so hopefully we can take at their strengths and exploit their weaknesses. the their strengths and exploit their weaknesses.— their strengths and exploit their weaknesses. , ., ., , ,., weaknesses. the important message that we aet weaknesses. the important message that we get from _ weaknesses. the important message that we get from the _ weaknesses. the important messa

england have a boost with keira walsh back in midfield, they have options in formations, nigeria areto take his assistants. our people have talked of coaching courses that he has led and he was praised for his tactical contribution and knowledge of the game. they have a barcelona forward capable of causing problems. for england, it feels suddenly like this tournament has opened up for them. there is an obvious route to that last 16, we have lost some of the teams who were favourites like germany and the us, many of the other ones that were marked as potentials for causing upset haven't shown up. it seems more likely for england, a team that we thought may not get past the quarterfinals due to their own injuries, they have to overcome nigeria but after that the threats are sweden or spain. some breaking entertainment news. warner brothers says that the barbie movie has now made over one billion dollars at the global box office. no movie in the studio's 100 year history has sold so many tickets so fast, the film based on the famous plastic doll has only been out for 17 days. what's mor

england have a boost with keira walsh back in midfield, they have options in formations, nigeria arecoach, he wasn't allowed to take his assistants. 0ur coach, he wasn't allowed to take his assistants. our people have talked of coaching courses that he has led and was praised for his tactical contribution and knowledge of the game. for england, it feels suddenly like this tournament has opened up for them. there is an obvious route to that last 16, we have lost some of the teams who were favourites like germany and the us, many of the other ones that were marked as potentials for causing upset haven't shown up. it seems more likely for england, a team that we thought may not get past the quarterfinals, they have to overcome nigeria but after that the threats are sweden or spain. that the threats are sweden or sain. ., , ., that the threats are sweden or sain, ., , ., that the threats are sweden or sain. ., ., ., ., spain. lots to look forward to. thank you _ spain. lots to look forward to. thank you very _ spain. lots to look forward to. thank you very much. - some breaking entertain

keira walsh's knee injury against denmark sidelined one of england's best players., england have had to adapt. they played a new formation against china, which seemed to bring the best out of the squad. laurenjames, what a goal! and it got everyone talking. we don't necessarily know what sarina wiegman is going to do next, and that means the opposition don't either. is this a team that can win the world cup, though? yes. in a word, i think so. i thought it was tough for them with the draw the way it was, i really did, and i think there was a little bit of pressure on them going into that china game, and we saw it with the euros last summer, they got better and better in that tournament, and they played their best football in the knockout rounds, and i think we're seeing that again. i think england have to see this as they might never have a better chance to win a world cup, and yes, they are missing players, but they are really stepping up at the right time. with germany gone, the draw has opened up for england. the opportunity is there — now can they take it? katie

england without the injured keira walsh looked different, but this new look side hit their stride almostiately. commentator: collected by russo. what a start for england! four minutes all it took for alessia russo to settle any nerves. england were cruising. millie bright fired the starting pistol from defence and lauren hemp won the race. here's a chance for hemp — it's two! the plan was working perfectly. china didn't know where to look or who to mark, the threat was coming from all angles. but leaving laurenjames unattended is never a good idea. and england make it look easy in this first half. this is what she can do. her first major tournament and her stock is rising. after the break, china emerged from hibernation with wu chengshu testing the reflexes of mary earps. but the momentum had now shifted. england were briefly rattled. a hand ball was spotted in the area... so the final decision's a penalty kick. - ..and china had their chance. for the first time this tournament, earps had been beaten. england needed to regain control and there was only one player to turn to. laurenjames,

ten days ago keira walsh must have feared her world cup was over. now she is back.k. another dangerous ball in! off the bar! nigeria are below england in terms of ranking and resources but they were more than a match on the pitch. what a save from earps. ashleigh plumptre once an england youth international was at the centre of everything for the super falcons. a stalling england needed a push and they got a shove, rachel daly hit the deck. a penalty, or was it? the referee decided later that she had been a bit eager. the decision is no penalty. the frustration was building. in their last match england were flying, here they looked disjointed, occasionally there were chances... rachel daly! what a save. but the goalkeeper wouldn't be beaten. the tension rising, cool heads were needed, not this. laurenjames has been one of the stars of the world cup but here was an unwanted headline. red card for violent conduct. her red card left england facing extra time a player down. they would have to dig deep. somehow they clung on. full—time. it is penalties in brisbane. this

and some good news ahead of that — keira walsh has returned to team training.red a knock in the win over denmark, there were fears it could be a serious knee injury, but she should be fit to play again at the tournament. both england and australia have the chance to make history in the netball world cup final later. england are hoping to win the title for the first time — and having beaten new zealand are playing in their first world cup final. in contrast australia — who've reached every final — are looking to win the title for a record extending 12th time. katharine merry has more from cape town: it isa it is a huge final. you know what? england can win this. they had a really dramatic but brilliant semifinal yesterday over new zealand. new zealand, the defending champions. it was always going to be a hard ask after they pick up victory against australia, but they just will not be denied here. they just will not be denied here. they just romped away with that semifinal with relative ease, if i'm being honest. they got themselves into their first ever world cu

it really did, there were those wobbles and worries with keira walsh out with injury, how the midfieldthose matches, but they seemed to really click today. you couldn't have asked for anything better. she gave everybody a job to do, the job they did was perfect, and the goals just came flowing. it's a shame that laurenjames' goal was disallowed because that was absolutely icing on the cake. how are you enjoying the tournament? absolutely brilliant, absolutely brilliant. i mean, i've watched football for years but the actual standing of the football this year is absolutely brilliant. i want to put another picture on the screen as you're talking because this of course is light years away from your time with england. you were the second person ever to score for england women back in 1972. we have that picture on the screen, the first official game for england. how does it feel, watching what has happened to women's football over these recent decades? from when i first started playing, we had next to nothing, and now they... what the england team have got now, they are absolutely elite pla

ahead of england's quarter—final against colombia, keira walsh speaks to us about her injury and quickery at the women's world cup. good evening. "we go to great lengths to hide what we do, even from our children." the words of a serving officer in the police service of northern ireland, where there is shock and anger about the safety of staff — after details such as the name, role and work location of every individual were accidentally published online. more than 300 police officers were murdered in northern ireland during the 30 years of violence known as the troubles, and officers fear that republican paramilitaries might use the details to plot new attacks against them. the psni has apologised and blamed "human error" for the leak. and tonight a second data breach involving the theft of a laptop and documents has emerged. our ireland correspondent chris page reports. police everywhere deal with danger. in this part of the uk, the risks are especially stark. members of the police service of northern ireland take particular steps to protect their identities. but yesterday information

it is encouraging that the midfielder keira walsh has been training, albeit on her own, as she continues and formation against china have demonstrated that plan b without walsh can work. brendan rogers made a winning return to the celtic dugout, on the opening day of the new scottish premiership season. last season's treble winners beat ross county 4—2 at celtic park as craig templeton reports. domestic trilogies are familiar fables at parkhead. something that brendan rodgers managed in part one of his celtic story. now time for the sequel. well, the opening pages were ones of tension. joe hart was unable to read the situation. ross county close to capitalising, but they would be let down by defensive lapses themselves. sims dangled a leg, taylor went over it, penalty. turnbull made it 1—0 and now the narrative was looking more normal. and when it was made two shortly after, the shaky start had been forgotten and the champion was in control. so much so that when the ball was floated to the back post, turnbull had two and celtic had three. county pulled one back but then the home side pul

england without the injured keira walsh looked different, but this new look side hit their stride almostessia russo to settle any nerves. england were cruising. millie bright fired the starting pistol from defence and lauren hemp won the race. here's a chance for hemp — it's two! the plan was working perfectly. china didn't know where to look or who to mark, the threat was coming from all angles. but leaving laurenjames unattended is never a good idea. and england make it look easy in this first half. this is what she can do. her first major tournament and her stock is rising. after the break, china emerged from hibernation with wu chengshu testing the reflexes of mary earps. but the momentum had now shifted. england were briefly rattled. a hand ball was spotted in the area... so the final decision's a penalty kick. ..and china had their chance. for the first time this tournament, earps had been beaten. england needed to regain control and there was only one player to turn to. laurenjames, what a goal! stunning! everything she touched turned to goals. what england didn't need was any hel

keira walsh's knee injury against denmark sidelined one of england's best players., england have had to adapt. they played a new formation against china, which seemed to bring the best out of the squad. laurenjames, what a goal! and it got everyone talking. we don't necessarily know what sarina wiegman is going to do next, and that means the opposition don't either. is this the team that can win the world cup, though? yes. in a word, i think so. i thought it was tough for them with the draw the way it was, i really did, and i think there was a little bit of pressure on them, going into that china game, and we saw it with the euros last summer, they got better and better in that tournament, and they played their best football in the knock out rounds, and i think we're seeing that again. i think england have to see this as they might never have a better chance to win a world cup, and yes, they are missing players but they are really stepping up at the right time. with germany gone, the draw has opened up for england. the opportunity is there, now can they take it? kat

lucy bronze and keira walsh have played with these players so i have confidence we could get a win.t a feeling... i really think we will get the win today. i i really think we will get the win today-— win today. i want to get a score prediction - win today. i want to get a score prediction before i win today. i want to get a | score prediction before we leave, but you mentioned the australia game a couple of days ago. are there any key players from the england team you think have stood out against the others? . ~ have stood out against the others? ., ~ ., others? yeah, i think lauren hemp--- _ others? yeah, i think lauren hemp--- sorry. _ others? yeah, i think lauren hemp... sorry, carry- others? yeah, i think lauren hemp... sorry, carry on... l hemp... sorry, carry on... she's finally getting her moment to shine. we've seen it every week at manchester city what she can produce and i'm really glad she is getting a moment to shine on the world stage and i hope tonight will be her knight.— stage and i hope tonight will be her knight. what about on the spanish _ be her knight. what abo

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ahead of england's quarter—final against colombia, keira walsh speaks to us

but the build—up to this has been donated by a knee injury to one of the players, midfielder keira walshl be out for the remainder of the tournament. manager sarina wiegman said that the squad was strong enough to cope without walsh. forthis was strong enough to cope without walsh. for this game at least, it looks like she is right.— walsh. for this game at least, it looks like she is right. thank you very much _ looks like she is right. thank you very much indeed. _ and joe inwood is also watching the match with england supporters at a fanzone in south london — joe. yes, absolutely. the results, the goals we have seen so far have gone down very well in croydon. not everybody is watching the football, some people are doing arts and crafts, others people getting a massage or taking part in a game of skill. forthe massage or taking part in a game of skill. for the most part, hundreds of people enjoying an absolutely scintillating first half. i am joined by a couple of the fans. what have you made of it so far? it’s have you made of it so far? it's been absolutely incredible. what a turnout

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and then what looked like the decisive blow, keira walsh adjudged to have handballed.confirming it. decision is, penalty. whistle blows in earps, however, another reminder that england had one of the world's best keepers. mary earps comes up with a big moment! james had been in fine goal—scoring form before her ban, and then came close to an equaliser. but despite their master tactician, england were running out of ideas. and after 13 minutes of added time, they couldn't find an answer. and that's it. it's heartbreak for the lionesses. a heartbreaking end, then, to this world cup for england. despite injuries to so many players, this squad almost went all the way. despite the disappointment, the future appears bright for this group of players. but for now, the overwhelming sense will be of a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity missed. spain triumphant, exceeding all expectations and defying the unrest that had marred their build—up. england, meanwhile, left to reflect on the history that had evaded them. dan roan, bbc news, sydney. this is what the england captain millie br

england midfielder keira walsh could feature in the lionesses last—16 tie with nigeria tomorrow.r acl�*s, while fran kirby also has a knee injury. it's a common issue across the women's game and as katie silver reports from sydney, for many it can massively impact their careers. this is not the way she imagined she would be spending this world cup. a midfielder who played for the matilda's 49 times. as well as the us and bristol. she expected to be on the field rather than talking about it. l on the field rather than talking about it. ., , on the field rather than talking about it. .,, ., , , on the field rather than talking about it. ., . , , g. on the field rather than talking about it. ., ., ,, g , about it. i was happening, 28, 29, that this would _ about it. i was happening, 28, 29, that this would be _ about it. i was happening, 28, 29, that this would be the _ about it. i was happening, 28, 29, that this would be the peak - about it. i was happening, 28, 29, that this would be the peak and i about it. i was happening, 28, 29, i that this would be the peak and then things w

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ten days ago keira walsh must have feared her world cup was over. now she is back.a save from mary earps. ashleigh plumptre was at the centre of everything for the super falklands. a stalling england needed a push and they got a shove, rachel daly hit the deck. a penalty, or was it? the referee decided later that she had been a bit eager. the frustration was building. in their last match england were flying, here they looked disjointed, occasionally there were chances... rachel daly! what a save. at the goalkeeper wouldn't be beaten. the temperature rising, cool heads were needed, not this. laurenjames has been one of the stars of the world cup but here was an unwanted headline. her red card left england facing extra time a player down. they would have to dig deep. somehow they clung on. there's full—time. it is penalties in brisbane. this was a nerve shredding watch for england fans and it would only get worse as georgia stanway, first up, faltered. fortunately for england, nigeria, with history on the line, could not take advantage — leaving chloe kelly, who else,

today england midfielder keira walsh said the pressure will be on australia, playing in front of a homeon home soil last summer — our sports editor dan roan is with the team as they continue their preparations. a couple of weeks ago there had been fears that carol world cup may be over when the barcelona midfielder was lectured off england's group game against denmark with a serious looking knee injury. subsequently she was given the all clear and she has since played in both of the lionesses knockout matches against nigeria and columbia in the quarterfinals. she is seen as integral and crucial to england's prospects of overcoming australia in the semifinal this week for the earlier she held a press conference and asked her about the fact that australia are the only team so far that have managed to record a win over serena deacons since the took over serena deacons since the took overfor over serena deacons since the took over for the over serena deacons since the took overfor the and over serena deacons since the took over for the and whether that might give an edge in city this week.

front of them throughout this world cup for the england of course lost key players to england and keira walshlable for two nights match. despite not having her they still managed to win. a very hostile crowd as well against columbia. they had that experience of having to deal with a crowd that was very much against them. they seem to just cope with the situation and ignore it. they feel has prepared for the toughest opponent yet this world cup and of course they were able to overcome them.— and of course they were able to overcome them. ., . ., , ., . ., overcome them. you champion world cu s, ou overcome them. you champion world cups, you followed _ overcome them. you champion world cups, you followed lionesses - overcome them. you champion world cups, you followed lionesses success in england last summer and you what a difference here.— a difference here. what's it been like in australia? _ a difference here. what's it been like in australia? how _ a difference here. what's it been i like in australia? how transforming they have had this been for the women's game?— they have had this been f

obviously, keira walsh came back, but shifted after being injured , shifted after being injured, going ten players. but we were always going to win the game, always was amazing. honestly, i can't believe it. >> it was hard. >> it was hard. >> it was a tough game, but we got there in the end, you know, i'm really happy that we managed to get through, but i'm like, i think they could have played better though. >> and finally, russia is being forced evacuate small forced to evacuate a small village in the far east of the country as it expects its first moon lander to fall later on this week. now, it's been 47 years since the country launched the luna 25 spacecraft to search for ice near the south pole of the moon. it's now coming back to earth and expected to fall in the chitinsky village on friday. there are 26 people living currently in that area . this is currently in that area. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now let's go straight back to . patrick it is straight back to. patrick it is a huge day for il

. >> obviously, keira walsh came back, but her in after being injured , going down to ten injured, goingo ten players. but we were always going to win the game, always are amazing. honestly, i can't believe it. >> it was hard. >> it was hard. >> it's a tough game, but we got there in the end. >> you know, i'm really happy that we managed to get through, but i'm like, i think they could have played better though. >> you're watching and listening to across the uk on your to gb news across the uk on your tv, your car, on your digital tv, in your car, on your digital radio, your smart radio, and on your smart speaken radio, and on your smart speaker. now, by play gb speaker. now, by saying, play gb news this is britain's news. channel thanks for that, polly . channel thanks for that, polly. >> hi, i'm michelle jubin. i'm with you till 7:00 tonight alongside the ceo of first property group and the former brexit party mep, ben habib , and brexit party mep, ben habib, and the former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider. good evening, gents . have you been evening, gents. have you been watc

england without the injured keira walsh looks different, but this new look side hit their stride almost defence, and lauren hemp won the race. the plan was working perfectly. china didn't know where to look or who to mark. but leaving laurenjames unattended is never a good idea. this is what she can do. after the break, china emerge from hibernation, and england were briefly rattled. a handful were spotted in the area, china had their chance. forthe spotted in the area, china had their chance. for the first time in this tournament, mary earps had been beaten. england needed to regain control, and there was only one player to turn to. laurenjames, what a goal! stunning. everything she touched turned to goals. what england did and it was any help. chloe kelly could have finished this in her sleep, but they weren't done yet, as rachel daly hit china for six. england had found their groove. the china for six. england had found their groove-— their groove. the nerves were runnint their groove. the nerves were running high _ their groove. the nerves were running high at _ their groove. the ne

and some good news ahead of that — keira walsh has returned to team training.tournament. already through to the quarterfinals this morning are the netherlands. beaten finalists last time out when england boss sarina weigman was their manager. they are now two wins from reaching back—to—back finals after a 2—0 win over south africa. jill roord, manchester city's new club record signing, scored their opener. next up for them will be spain in wellington on friday. later this morning defending champions usa play sweden. brendan rodgers' second spell in charge of celtic has got off to a great start. on the opening day of the new scottish premiership season, his side beat ross county 11—2 at celtic park, david turnbull scoring two of the goals. but rangers have already lost ground on their glasgow rivals after losing their opening match of the season. they were beaten 1—0 at kilmarnock — brad lyons with the only goal of the game. watford are the very early leaders of the championship after thrashing queens park rangers 4—0 in their opening game. and there was a great

. - fantastic players, myself and keira walsh _ fantastic players, myself and keira walsh moved to barcelona are players i play with every single day, _ players i play with every single day, so — players i play with every single day, so i — players i play with every single day, so i know a lot about them as well as— day, so i know a lot about them as well as they— day, so i know a lot about them as well as they know about me and keira, _ well as they know about me and keira, so — well as they know about me and keira, so it— well as they know about me and keira, so it will be a fun game to match— keira, so it will be a fun game to match up— keira, so it will be a fun game to match up against them. take keira, so it will be a fun game to match up against them.- keira, so it will be a fun game to match up against them. take a look at the scenes _ match up against them. take a look at the scenes at _ match up against them. take a look at the scenes at wembley _ match up against them. take a look at the scenes at wembley last - match up against them. take a look| at the scenes at wembley last nig

keira walsh came back, put a shift in after being injured , shift in after being injured, going downing. honestly i can't believe it. it was hard. it was a tough game, but we got there in the end, you know, i'm really happy that we managed to get through, but i'm like, i think they could have played better though. >> winning on penalties is this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb now let's saying play gb news. now let's get to emily and . pip ray. get back to emily and. pip ray. >> thank you very much. you are with the live desk. the first group of asylum seekers are on board the bibby stockholm barge in dorset and more are expected to embark later today. human rights campaigners amnesty international has condemned housing asylum seekers on the vessel and the decision has also caused controversy in the local area. >> yes. meanwhile with the rwanda plan caught up in the courts, the government could have a back up plan. migrants could reportedly be sent to ascension island, which is 4000 miles away from the uk, and

england trained today and keira walsh has said even though this is such a huge game, they arejust lookinggland knocked out by us. in terms of the rivalry, we have such a big rivalry with so many different company —— countries, so it's just another game for us. england are such a top team, but we have been taking one game at a time and it seems to be working for us so far so that will be the same tomorrow night. i think england fans might be looking for revenge after the ashes and the nipple as well. the other semifinal in spain —— the netball as well. the other semifinal is spain against sweden, sweden the favourites as they put the usa out and the other top team. in a few hours england will know who they might be facing in the final if they get past australia tomorrow, that is a big. thank you very much, we will be back later on. with sweden playing spain this morning, we had to show you this. this is the head coach of sweden yesterday at the pre—match press conference, or rather, leaving the press conference. at least, that's what he was trying to do. 0nly found his way into a broom cup

and the good news from the camp is that keira walsh was at the central coast stadium today.y in the world cup. the two—times champions going out of the tournament at the group stages for the first time in a result that will have to go down as the biggest upset in the history of the tournament. and they're not the only big team to have gone out at this stage. brazil are out as well. canada, the olympic champions, they're going home early. and what this means, for england potentially, is that it opens up that side of the draw for them because they were on course to meet germany in either the quarterfinals or the semi—finals if they got that far. and like it or not, for sarina wiegman and her players, this is now going to increase the expectations around this england team that they can go all the way in this tournament. of course, for the england camp, they are very much focused on the next game. they're taking it one game at a time. they won't want to look past nigeria, who are the underdogs in this scenario against england. they're ranked 40th in the world. they've exceeded e

are the better side and they have faced so many obstacles already so far this tournament, losing keira walsh unrolling them, they have played the national anthems, unrolling them, they have played the nationalanthems, it unrolling them, they have played the national anthems, it has been spine tingling. it is really helping to build up the anticipation and the atmosphere ahead of this huge game. we know that no matter who wins, we know who will be waiting for them in the final, it will be spain. and there might be another shock because england might shock australia in their own back yard. there england might shock australia in their own back yard.— england might shock australia in their own back yard. we can't wait, jane will have _ their own back yard. we can't wait, jane will have some _ their own back yard. we can't wait, jane will have some company - their own back yard. we can't wait, jane will have some company as i their own back yard. we can't wait, | jane will have some company as the fans are such a poor inside the kick off at 11am, coverage starts at 10am. away from the world cup,

we still keira walsh missing and having to come back in.think she has learned whatever situation - against nigeria? i think she has learned whatever situation is i against nigeria? i think she has - learned whatever situation is thrown at her _ learned whatever situation is thrown at her team, they can find a way to win _ at her team, they can find a way to win she _ at her team, they can find a way to win she has— at her team, they can find a way to win. she has had to change things up every— win. she has had to change things up every game — win. she has had to change things up every game. a real contrast from the euros _ every game. a real contrast from the euros when _ every game. a real contrast from the euros when she was renowned for consistency. this time every man she has changed — consistency. this time every man she has changed personnel or formation. in a has changed personnel or formation. in a sense _ has changed personnel or formation. in a sense they have been. 0n has changed personnel or formation. in a sense they have been.

will be the combination of so much hard work and so many obstacles england have had to overcome, keira walshwe�*ll have lots of coverage of the world cup throughout the morning but now ben has today�*s other news. the british medical association is calling for hospital managers to be regulated in a similar way to medical staff — following the case of the serial—killer nurse lucy letby. she was found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six more. there are concerns that nhs bosses failed to respond adequately when questions about letby�*s conduct were raised. simonjones reports. the smiling nurse who was a killer of babies she was supposed to be caring for. this is the moment lucy letby was arrested. the british medical association says her crimes have shocked the nation, and something similar must never be allowed to happen again. consultants at the countess of chester hospital say senior managers ignored their repeated warnings about letby for many months, despite hospital bosses claiming there was a culture of listening. it was secretive, it was judgemental. there was

the big question is who comes in to replace injured play—maker keira walsh — she was stretchered offurage mon ami and faces the runner—up coltrane. let me tell you about ten o'clock. alcohol tax: is it too strong? a major shake—up of how alcohol is taxed. the basic principle is that duty is being set in relation to a drink�*s strength. the higher the alcohol content — the higher the tax. here's some figures from the wine and spirit trade association. an extra [dip on a bottle of red wine, 97p on sherry, £1.30 on port, 76p on vodka. the national newspaper in scotland reports anger they are, very much scotch on the rocks, each bottle taxed at 75%. stronger beer — over 4.5% — will cost 4p more in shops but stays the same on draught — in what is billed as a measure to support pubs. we know what landlords and ladies —— landladies have been through in the past. do you upload this? what do you think? so what do you think to the cost of booze? in pubs and in shops? the cost to individuals and society? a blight on society? do they have these problems in helsinki as they do in hull? no disresp

but it it will depend on whether get on england whether they can get keira think they keira walsh backotball the fa women's football because the fa are very circumspect are now getting very circumspect about information on are now getting very circumspect ab> 24 shots on goal for spain looking very ominous for a as a future opponent now domestically the drought is reaching an end not with the weather but with the football. the championship is rumbling. yeah, we saw we saw sheffield wednesday play at home to southampton last night. >> we saw a we saw a 100 minute game last night. so i don't know if you remember the world cup and games on a bit and the games went on a bit longer was trying to longer because he was trying to eliminate