lucy bronze scored england's sixth almost at the same time.—time as if england had done enough but they faced an anxious wait for the full—time score that the netherlands had scored a dramatic fourth goal to top the group and send them through to the knockout stages at the expense of england. england's players looked absolutely dejected on the pitch at full—time. they've been undone notjust by that result in tilburg but also by their form earlier in the tournament and it's going to take some time for them to process their heartbreak here at hampden park. for the whole week, how we came back friday, seconds the netherlands scored a goal. down to win 4—3 in a seven—goal thriller at luton town to go five points clear at the top of the league. declan rice the gunners hero with a header in the last seconds of added time. earlier, two david raya mistakes had seen a see saw encounter swing in favour of the hosts, who twice fought back and threatened to win when elijah adebayo and ross barkley scored in an eight—minute period after the break. however,

of the english player laura coombs, and then he seemingly forcefully kissed the english player lucy bronzesked to give evidence at the fifa disciplinary hearing, the written reasons from which have now been released by the world governing body. cricket, and england's men have won the second one day international against the west indies in north sound, by six wickets. following a poor performance with the ball in the openind odi sam curran silenced the critics with three wickets to scythe through the top order as the home side were skittled out for 202. willjacks got england on their way with the bat, hitting 73, and captain jos buttler was unbeaten on 58 to wrap up the win, and level the series at 1—1. england's women also produced a convincing performance to beat india by 38 runs in the opening game of their t20 series in mumbai. batting first, england opener danni wyatt set the platform with 75, nat sciver brunt later top scoring with 77, as the visitors made i97.sophie ecclestone, on her return from a dislocated shoulder then took three wickets, india coming up short by 38 runs. the sec

lucy bronze scored england's sixth almost at the same time.full—time as if england had done enough but they faced an anxious wait for the full—time score in tilburg and then the news came through that the netherlands had scored a dramatic fourth goal to top the group and send them through to the knockout stages at the expense of england. england's players looked absolutely dejected on the pitch at full—time. their hopes of qualifying on behalf of team gb are over. they've been undone notjust by that result in tilburg but also by their form earlier in the tournament and it's going to take some time for them to process their heartbreak here at hampden park. we did everything. so i was really proud with our performance for the whole week, how we came back friday, how is scored six goals and so close in the dying seconds the netherlands scored a goal. that's something, you can't control that. really we are gutted, but i can only say that i am proud of the team, what we have done and how we have performed. it's a tough one, i think the girls worked

as lucy bronze scored in injury time, so did the netherlands in tilburg.e in glasgow, england didn't know if they'd done enough and their news filtered through the dutch had scored a fourth at the death. in three minutes of incredible drama, their olympic dream had unravelled. well, no—one will question the effort and the heart shown by england here. they completely outclassed scotland and gave everything to try and keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the olympics on behalf of team gb. but ultimately they've been undone notjust by the netherlands 4—0 victory, 600 miles away from here in tilburg, but also by their poor form earlier on in the tournament. it'll take some time to process what's been a heartbreaking night for them here at hampden park. the other place at the finals that was up for grabs went to germany who drew 0—0 with wales. while the republic of ireland have been promoted to league a of the competition. their 6—1 win over northern ireland was a sixth in a row. arsenal's katie mccabe with the pick of the goals. liverpool and manchester c

as lucy bronze scored, so did the netherlands in tilburg.n the dutch scored again at the death. in three minutes of incredible drama, their 0lympic dream had unravelled. no one will question the effort and the heart shown by england against scotland. they gave everything to try and keep their dreams of qualifying for the olympics on behalf of team gb alive but ultimately they have been undone not just by that 4—0 victory for the netherlands 600 miles away but by their form early in the tournament. it's been a heartbreaking night for them at hampden park. denny laine, the founder and lead singer of the legendary �*60s band the moody blues, has died at the age of 79. # malloc ten tyre —— mull of kintyre... he also started the group wings with sir paul mccartney, co—writing mull 0f kintyre, which famously outsold any beatles single in the uk. to the turner prize now, one of the most prestigious awards in the arts world. it has been won this year by 41—year—old jesse darling. his work was inspired by brexit, the pandemic and immigration. our cul

muir and hugging lucy bronze.to stick players took to the stage she became deeply uncomfortable and embarrassed by his behaviour. in response, mr ruiales has accused debbie hewitt of blatant lies and says it is disgusting he is depicted as some kind of tree. under much pressure ruiales resigned from his position as head of spanish football and always said his exchange with the player was consensual.— exchange with the player was consensual. ., ~ , ., , . a trial of referees wearing body cameras in adult grassroots football will be doubled. following "encouraging" results. there were no incidents of abuse recorded in around 500 matches where the cameras were worn. the trial will be extended to include eight county associations next year. the fa's head of refereeing, daniel meeson, says the presence of a bodycam has made players and coaches rethink their behaviour. we took a huge sort of period of time to consult with the game's stakeholders, players, coaches. the players and coaches involved within the trial are sa

ahead of the crucial nation league matches on tuesday, lucy bronze criticise people will question the

ahead of the crucial nation league matches on tuesday, lucy bronze criticise people will question thentegrity of their fixture against scotland. it's got to lose, it will help team gb's it's got to lose, it will help team gb�*s hopes nashe if scotland lose —— if. i gb's hopes nashe if scotland lose -- if. , ., gb's hopes nashe if scotland lose -- if. i understand the conversations about it, but _ if. i understand the conversations about it, but if _ if. i understand the conversations about it, but if you _ if. i understand the conversations about it, but if you have - if. i understand the conversations about it, but if you have seen - if. i understand the conversations about it, but if you have seen ouri about it, but if you have seen our group, and if you have seen scotland's and you know the history of scotland and england, there is no way that they are going to give way this game. they really want to beat england and we want to beat them, of course. there is such a rivalry, that's obsolete not going to be the case. we played england, and that's what it's going to be.— what it's goi

on the pitch, england's lucy bronze has criticised people who have questioned the integrity of their league match against scotland. if scotland is, it will help gb�*s hopes of reaching the olympics, in which some scotland players could feature. sarina wiegman says she understands the permutations but insists it will not affect the match. i permutations but insists it will not affect the match.— affect the match. i understand the conversations _ affect the match. i understand the conversations about _ affect the match. i understand the conversations about it, _ affect the match. i understand the conversations about it, but - affect the match. i understand the conversations about it, but few . affect the match. i understand the l conversations about it, but few have seen our group and if you have seen scotland, and if you know the history of scotland and england, then there is no way that they are going to give way this game. they really want to beat england. and we want to beat them, of course, so, yes, there is such a rivalry that there that would not be the case. we saw that when we

of the english player laura coombs, and then he seemingly forcefully kissed the english player lucy bronzeasked to give evidence at the fifa disciplinary hearing, the written reasons from which have now been released by the world governing body. cricket, and england's men hav got of to a great start against the west indies in north sound in the second one day international. england won the toss and are fielding, sam curran and liam livingstone have both taken three wickets, restricting the home side to you can keep up to date with that game on the bbc sport website. england's women produced a convincing performance to beat india by 38 runs in the opening game of their t20 series in mumbai. batting first, england opener danni wyatt set the platform scoring 75, nat sciver brunt later top scoring with 77, as the visitors made 197. sophie ecclestone, on her return from a dislocated shoulder then took three wickets, india coming up short. the second game in the three—match series takes place at the same ground on saturday. it's a set of rules that will affect golfers of all levels, but the spor

of the english player laura coombs, and then he seemingly forcefully kissed the english player lucy bronzeok three wickets, as the home side were skittled out for 202 in just under 40 overs. in response, england are currently 88/3. you can keep up to date with that game on the bbc sport website. england�*s women produced a convincing performance to beat india by 38 runs in the opening game of their t20 series in mumbai. batting first, england opener danni wyatt set the platform scoring 75, nat sciver brunt later top scoring with 77, as the visitors made 197. sophie ecclestone, on her return from a dislocated shoulder then took three wickets, india coming up short. the second game in the three—match series takes place at the same ground on saturday. it�*s a set of rules that will affect golfers of all levels, but the sports governing bodies have announced new rules surrounding ball specifications that will limit the distance balls can travel. it means golfs biggest hitters are likely to see their tee shots shortened by around 15 yards from 2028. there has been opposition from golf manufactu

speaking to lucy bronze, the defender, this afternoon, she described the rivalry as feisty, fire and,said when they walk out onto the pitch, it is two sets of teams that don't really like each other. speaking in her press conference earlier today, sarina wiegman may be dutch, but she made it clear she understands what the history between these two sides is likely to it is a bit of a funny situation, because england know they have to win, they don't know how many goals they have to win by. she says she wants her team to go wild from the first minute but she also said they need to show composure. you don't want to get erratic. we want _ you don't want to get erratic. we want to— you don't want to get erratic. we want to be — you don't want to get erratic. we want to be controlled, what we really _ want to be controlled, what we really want to play our best game and create — really want to play our best game and create chances to get lots of players — and create chances to get lots of players of — and create chances to get lots of players of front, but do the right things. _ players of f

beth mead and fran kirby and lucy bronze with the last goal at the death.rom tilburg, the netherlands dramtically beating belgium 4—0, with two goals coming in stoppage time. so this is how close england came to continuing team gb's 0lympic dream. equal on points but its the dutch who go to the nations league final and a chance to book their place at paris 2024. already certain to be relegated from league a, wales put in a spirited performance against european heavyweights germany to draw 0—0 in swansea. wales had lost all five of their other games but rachel rowe came close to scoring in the first half against the two—time world champion. it remained goalless; germany finish top of the group after iceland beat denmark. northern ireland will face a relegation play—off against a league c team in february. that after they were thumped 6—1 by the republic of ireland in their league b match the republic were 2—0 up at the break in belfast with goals from lucy quinn here and heather payne. all their goals came from different players with katie mccabe scoring the

as lucy bronze scored in injury time, so did the netherlands in tilburg. drama, their olympic dream had unravelled. well, no one will question the effort and the heart shown by england here. they completely outclassed scotland and gave everything to try and keep alive their hopes of qualifying for the olympics on behalf of team gb. but, ultimately, they've been undone notjust by the netherlands�* 4—0 victory 600 miles away from here in tilburg, but also by their poor form earlier on in the tournament. it'll take some time to process what's been a heartbreaking night for them here at hampden park. katie gornall, bbc news, in glasgow. talking of shocks, we very nearly saw one in swansea — wales came close to beating the two—time world champions germany. their best chance came in the first half — rachel rowe's effort came back off the post, as the game finished goalless. it's wales' first point of the tournament — but this by far one of wales's best results, against a top ten ranked nation. the republic of ireland made it six wins from six as they thrashed no

luci baines johnson, daughter of lyndon and lady bird johnson and dr. bernard lefkow, retired major general of the united states army and a silver star. bronze star and purple heart recipient. the archive of this library contains thousands of letters to our 36th president. many of which concern the vietnam war. here are two letters from soldiers stationed in vietnam during the height of the president johnson's tenure in office, which reflect the dramatically contrasting views of the war held by americans, including our troops. dear mr. president, here's a picture of a little vietnamese girl and myself. she has three older sisters, two older brothers and a younger brother. they live in a village about eight miles southeast of danang. their mother was killed by the v.c. because of us. she is able to smile. it is our duty to keep that smile which portrays so much on her face. but there are many more who do not have the freedom. smile, which she has. it is our duty as americans to bring happiness to those who may otherwise never be as free of care as she to be able to pose with her and have her still look so happy gives the idea of the good we a