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millions of supporters will be cheering them on in what the team's captain millie bright described as the "game of their lives". our sports editor dan roan sent this report from sydney. having booked their place in the world cup final with a memorable victory over co—hosts australia, england's preparations have continued to go smoothly in sydney, a fully fit squad enjoying a final training session on the eve of the match, intent on surpassing the match, intent on surpassing the european crown they claimed last year. your players are about to play the biggest game of their lives, when you look in their eyes, what do you say? i see calmness, we are in a good place, everyone is fit, the team is confident and we want to play our best game. this is a tournament the line have had to battle through, overcoming injury, the suspension of a star player and a penalty shoot—out. but despite such adversity, the team has prevailed. i despite such adversity, the team has prevailed.- team has prevailed. i think everyone _ team has prevailed. i think everyone knows _ team has prevailed. i think everyo

let's start with captain millie bright. i've said it a million times and i will continue saying it, the mentality of this group, i've never seen it before. i think they comes from serena as well and the belief that she gives us within ourselves, also she gives us and, you know, we can play many different ways, i think that is the beauty of this squad. whatever an opponent throws at us we adapt, we find a way to win. and, yeah, just really proud of the girls. i mean, it's hard right now, just feel disappointed. but looking up into the crowd, we have 75,000 people here again, we've kind of captured the nation, so it was a good battle. i mean, we play against these girls week in, week out, we know they are all world class players, so we were up for it and they were up for it, and there wasn't much in it in the end, butjust someone has to lose and it just sucks it was us. the women's game in england has developed over recent years with investment, participation and attendance numbers on the rise. but fans across the country are

also, millie bright said it's about wii and asked not i.has brought england together as a steam, a squad and their mentality is they are a band of sisters and that is one of the reasons they are here, that they have got to this point because they have got to this point because they have had to overcome overcome many obstacles. they had laurenjames sent off in that knockout game against nigeria and that meant she was banned for a couple of matches which of course meant she wasn't able to be selected. she is available for this match and that is the big question, whether sarina wiegman will pick her or not because she might want to stick with her winning formula and have ella toone in her place because she scored against australia, or will she bring back laurenjames? you had a bit from dan roan in there that spain have had problems in the lead up to this world cup. they have had a player revolt and a lot of negatives there because there is some bad feeling between the coach and players that is palpable. england might date that will be a positi

let's start with captain millie bright.n times, and i'll continue saying it, the mentality of this group is something i've never seen before, and i think that comes from sarina wiegman, as well, in the belief she gives us but also we can play many different ways, that's the beauty of the squad. whatever an opponent throws at us, we adapt and find a way to win. and yet, just really proud the girls. imean, i mean, it's really hard right now— i mean, it's really hard right now but_ i mean, it's really hard right now but we just feel disappointed. i mean, looking up disappointed. i mean, looking up into— disappointed. i mean, looking up into the crowd, we had 75,000 _ up into the crowd, we had 75,000 people here and tried to cetch— 75,000 people here and tried to catch the — 75,000 people here and tried to catch the desk after the nation _ catch the desk after the nation. so it was a good battle, _ nation. so it was a good battle, we play can seize girls weekend, week out, we know they are world—class players. we were — are wor

let's start with captain millie bright.'ve said it a million times and i will continues ehinger, the mentality of the script i've never seen before, think they come from serene as well only believed ballouchy gives us within ourselves but also she gives us and we can play many different ways, think that is the beauty of this squad. whatever an opponent throws at us we adapt, we find a way to win. and, yeah, just really proud of the girls. imean, i mean, it's hard right now, just— i mean, it's hard right now, just feel— i mean, it's hard right now, just feel disappointed. but looking up into the crowd, we have — looking up into the crowd, we have 75,000 people here again, we've kind — have 75,000 people here again, we've kind of captured the nation, _ we've kind of captured the nation, so it was a good battle _ nation, so it was a good battle i_ nation, so it was a good battle. i mean, we play against these _ battle. i mean, we play against these girls weekend, week out, we know— these girls weekend, week out, we know they a

millions of supporters will be cheering them on in what the team's captain millie bright described astor dan roan sent this report from sydney. having booked their place in the world cup final with a memorable victory over co—hosts australia, england's preparations have continued to go smoothly in sydney, a fully fit squad enjoying a final training session on the eve of the match, intent on surpassing the match, intent on surpassing the european crown they claimed last year. your players are about to play the biggest game of their lives, when you look in their eyes, what do you say? i see calmness, we

that performance from lauren james, but also millie bright leading the back line. we've mentioned about her growing into this tournament as well, coming back from injury, and those are the things that you want to continue to improve and allow you to build into the knockout stages. >> jacqui: yes, millie bright injured in march in the champions league match, that really innocuous injury at the time, and questions asked since then, will she be fit, the manager being asked that all the time. and she said the plan was always to get back to this world cup with the absence of leah williamson the captain, so important that she was available. and alex greenwood really taking on greater significance as well, she was so unlucky to miss out on a starting place at the euros. it was the last friendly before the european championship, leah williamson was telling me recently that she played in training. she didn't look comfortable. and sarina wiegman noticed it, and said what's the matter, is it because you don't feel comfortable in midfield? she said, i don't, especially as capt

millie bright made a beautiful sea then the first three orfour beautiful sea then the first three orminutes with her chest. but you get someone like the spanish forward, herspeed you get someone like the spanish forward, her speed is out of this world, she has been a headache for englund, that so far they have been able to contain each other and create very entertaining football. very entertaining stuff. thank you very much. we will speak to you again in a moment. not so happy faces there in newcastle, in the north of england. the team at 1—0 down. the party atmosphere that was on show, it is not like that now. south london, similar sort of picture. it has all gone quiet over there. and this is up in manchester as well. but there is a long way to go. even though things are subdued amongst those in advance right now, we are still on the end the first half. ten minutes or so left of the first half. a lot of football to be played, and a long way to go. we will keep you up to day in terms of all the action there. let's get some of the day's other news now. polls open in ecuador in a few

i fear, that was good to hear from millie bright.— millie bright.hough we are 1 million miles apart, it _ even though we are 1 million miles apart, it is — even though we are 1 million miles apart, it is amazing what people can do in _ apart, it is amazing what people can do in bringing everyone together, especially our nation, we are really proud _ especially our nation, we are really proud stick— especially our nation, we are really proud. stick with us, one more game. there _ proud. stick with us, one more game. there is— proud. stick with us, one more game. there is cross — proud. stick with us, one more game. there is cross live to australia and speak to someone who knows all too well about speaking to —— playing for england, a former player. karen, thank you for your time. early evening for you there, what did you make of the press conference and the mood that seems to be exuding from the camp early run? yes. mood that seems to be exuding from the camp early run?— the camp early run? yes, i think the mood is fantastic. _ the camp early run? ye

, like mary or like millie bright , because they've millie bright, because they've done extremely welle world cup. >> we didn't realise how many fans. but yeah, we just expected them to come through. just cheer for them. just show them like how we are of them. so how proud we are of them. so yeah, it's disappointing. >> is gb news across the uk >> 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 it's back to mark and . pip tomson. >> thanks very much. so the senior doctor who first raised the alarm over lucy letby has now called for nhs managers to be held to account for their handung be held to account for their handling of whistleblowers concerns , as dr. stephen brewery concerns, as dr. stephen brewery has also joined those requesting a statutory inquiry into letby crimes. >> the former neonatal nurse is serving life in prison after being handed a whole life order for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six more. >> let's get more now outside manchester crown court and north—west of england. reporter s

millie bright fired the starting pistol from defence and lauren hemp won the race.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 help. chloe kelly could have finished this in her sleep, and england weren't done yet, as rachel daly hit china for six. it was thrilling. england

our reporter emily brown was with some fans in derbyshire — at defender milly bright's former club —hear anything over the cheers here! so, jubilation for the fans in derbyshire, but what's the view from australia? our correspondent in brisbane —jane dougall — was following the action. the star of the england squad, laurenjames, was shown a straight red card. what had happened was she was entangled with one of the nigerian defenders, and it looked as though as she got up, she looked to have stamped on michelle alozie and was sent off so england had to play for the whole of extra time and the remainder of normal time with ten players. it means also that james will now miss the quarterfinals and could face a longer suspension if fifa deem it worthy. as i said, no goals throughout that so it went to penalties and it was nail—biting. england's georgia stanway missed the first one. england thought their chances were over, however nigeria missed their first two penalties. england will face stiff competition in particular, from australia, who were the other team to progress today. they gave

i listened to the interviews with millie bright and sarina straight after the game, and they were extremelyus and gracious in defeat, and i don't think any of us can pick over the bones a bit too much. spain were the better side and deserve all the congratulations. i think if we zoom out and look at the tournament as a whole, it has been an incredible success for the lionesses, taking away the fact that they didn't take the trophy home. of course, we can't lose sight of the fact this is england's first ever women's world cup final. the first world cup final for either of the senior sides since 1966, so it is a huge leap forward, and there are so many positives to take from the whole campaign. it has been wonderful to see the team spirit and togetherness, and it is an england team who has faced a lot of obstacles themselves, not in terms of the back room shenanigans, the same way that spain have had that problem with their coach and their federation, but they had three serious injuries going into it, without fran kirby, without the captain beth williamson, all of whom were the spine of the t

england captain millie bright says the team will definitely bounce back from their world cup final losso spain. the skipper says she's proud of the girls and that it isn't the end of the journey. the lionesses are now travelling back from australia. both labour leader sir keir starmer and the lib dems , ed starmer and the lib dems, ed davey, have called for them to be given honours . the government be given honours. the government is calling on housing associations. social landlords and developers to renew tenancy contracts to help childminders . contracts to help childminders. many living in rented accommodation are prevented from using their homes for business purposes. the department for education says too often prospective childminders are having the door slammed in their face. the government is also bringing in measures to encourage more people to care for school aged children, including a £1,200 start up . including a £1,200 start up. grant well, you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website , gb news. now, our website, gb news. now, though , back to andrew and

we have come outside to the pitch, this was despite millie bright was scouted to play font sheffield ial spot for the team. the club here have been so supportive and so pleased to see millie and the lionesses do so well and they are through to the quarterfinals is a lot of optimism amongst young players and lots of people saying the answer pleased that millie still comes back to visit regularly and one of the people who was able to see millie when she was just nine and coach her was andy poulsen, he joins me now. what was it like watching millie who you knew when she was just nine captain england. watching millie who you knew when she wasjust nine captain england. fix, she wasjust nine captain england. really proud moment and they have all done really well but made it difficult in the end. it all done really well but made it difficult in the end. it was really tense and _ difficult in the end. it was really tense and the _ difficult in the end. it was really tense and the clubhouse. - difficult in the end. it was really tense and the clubhouse. whatl difficult in the end. it was really

millie bright spoke in the press conference the day before the match, and she said that, yes, they weree, that they'd watched a lot of videos on social media, messages of support, and also all of the fans watching the matches and their reactions to the goals, and she said they were very grateful, and she thanked the fans as well. she is not the only player. many of them have reacted on social media to some of the support many of them have reacted on social media to some of the supportive messages that have been sent to them, and they are aware, even though the support, the majority of the support, is thousands of miles away, they are playing for the england fans. they are more than aware of how much they inspire the younger generation, they are more than aware of how many young girls have now taken up football after watching england play and win throughout this tournament. so the england players are very grateful for the support they have received, and the thing is, even though they did not win today, they have achieved something that no other senior england side has achieved for more t

millie bright fired the starting pistol from defence and lauren hemp won the race. 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 help. chloe kelly could have finished this in her sleep, and england weren't done yet, as rachel daly hit china for six. it was thrilling. england go through as group winners. they couldn't have written it better. england have taken a bit of time

this is what the england captain millie bright had to say following her team's defeat.ake. but we gave everything. we can hand on heart say that we gave everything. in the first half, we weren't at our best, second half, we definitely bounced back, showed ourfight, showed our character. and we had chances. we did. we hit the ball, we had chances, just didn't have that final edge today, and obviously they put theirs in the back of the net. we've been 1—0 down in a game before and we've bounced back, and that was the aim today. we never gave in. and, yeah, sometimes it's hard to take, but it's football, and we are absolutely heartbroken, but we can hand on heart say we gave everything and, yeah, unfortunately we just weren't there today. and let's hear from the england coach, sarina wiegman. of course, everyone was very disappointed that we didn't win the game. at the other hand, i think we can be very proud of ourselves, only it doesn't feel that way at this moment. that takes a little more time, because now... yeah, the disappointment is the most what you feel. but ever

the team were led on to the pitch by captain millie bright at stadium australia . tralia. both teams came into the final full of confidence, having built on their performances throughout the tournament, england started brightly as they tested spain's defence with balls over the top and behind. but after 29 minutes, spain took the lead as their captain, olga carmona slotted the ball into england's net. after intelligent build up play. manchester city's lauren hemp had england's best chance after her curling effort from 15 yards hits. the crossbar after dominating possession and overall play , spain had another overall play, spain had another golden chance to take the lead after being awarded a penalty following a long var review, england's keeper, mary earps, saved the shot , living up to her saved the shot, living up to her nickname mary queen of scots. both teams tried for another goal both teams tried for another goal, but couldn't find an opportunity . the final whistle opportunity. the final whistle was blown . the players fell on was blown. the players fell on

but their captain, milli bright is well aware of what this moment means. >> i think everyone knows how big this is. i think it's been players' dreams for years. everyone already knows that. we know how passionate our nation is at home and how much they want us to win. we need to play the game of our lives. >> reporter: the game of their lives. with history at stake for both spain and england. the crowds pouring in. eyes of the world watching as well. the stage is set. promises to be pretty spectacular game. >> let's hope the match lives up to the billing. amanda davies, thanks so much. >>> when donald trump and 18 co-defendants surrender later this week in fulton county, georgia, it's hard to know exactly how it will play out. negotiations are ongoing and likely to continue. we explain how the jailhouse process there usually works and how trump's booking could be modified. >> reporter: sources tell cnn that trump's team has already been in contact with d.a. fani willis's team. those conversations are expected to go into early next week. conversations specifically about the conditions o

the captain millie bright and manager talking from england. scored again to take the lead. as you can imagine, that fan zone weren't too happy. we have just been told, five minutes of injury time left. this world cup was promising to be one of the most exciting tournaments in women's sport, it is delivering, we will be following the matches throughout the day on bbc news ahead of england playing tomorrow. the score right now is to— 12 spain. —— 2—1. the police service of northern ireland says it's now confident that material from an accidental data breach is in the hands of dissident republican groups. the chief constable simon byrne said he believed they would use the information —— which included the names of all serving officers — to generate fear and intimidation. simon jones has more. the worst fears of officers realised. after days of worry and uncertainty, confirmation that the personal details of 10,000 police service of northern ireland employees mistakenly posted online have been obtained by people who might want to do them harm. new

england's captain, millie bright, admitted she and her teammates need to play the game of their lives against a side who ran them very, very close just 13 months ago in the quarterfinal of the european championships back in england. england's had to come back from a goal down to beat spain 2-1 in the quarterfinals. england, of course, then went on to win that tournament and really were given such a huge boost by that. but this is a spanish side who are widely regarded as one of the most talented squads in world football. they've scored more goals than any other in this tournament. and there was no escaping in the prematch press conference just how big a moment this is. >> i think everyone knows how big this is. i think it's been players' dreams for years. so i think everyone already knows that. and we know how passionate our nation is back home and how much they'd want to us win. for us it's a process. we have a game plan to execute. we need to play the game of our lives. >> reporter: both sides have received messages of support from all over the place. tennis world number one carlos

we are dues will hear in a moment from captain millie bright on that.atilda's gold keeper mckenzie arnold spoke to the media earlier about the rival between the two nations are now important bragging rights are. nations are now important bragging riahts are. �* ~ ~ ., nations are now important bragging riuhtsare. �* ~ ., _ rights are. being knocked out by an one is rights are. being knocked out by anyone is unthinkable _ rights are. being knocked out by anyone is unthinkable thing. - anyone is unthinkable thing. probably a lot of english people that would love to see is not thereby england but i think there's more australians want to see england knocked out by us. in terms of the rivalry we have such a big rivalry with so many different countries so it's just another game for us. obviously england are such a top team, tony's been talking about. it taking one game at a time it seems to be working for us it will be the same tomorrow night.— to be working for us it will be the same tomorrow night. their fans in what the opposition _ same tomorrow night. th

live now to sheffield and our reporter emily brown who is at the england defender millie bright's

this england side aren't easily phased though, minutes later they went route one — millie bright to laurenho took advantage of some poor defending to put england back in front. there followed a scare, or two, mary earpsjust about doing enough here. and sam kerr will still be thinking about this one, she should've brought australia level. and england then went up the other end with another of their standout players at the tournament. alessia russo putting the game beyond doubt, wrapping up a 3—1 win. j°y joy and delight for them. heartbreak for sam kerr and tears for australia. much for them to reflect on. but for england july, world cup final. and what a job this woman has done, sarina wiegman not even two years and she took over and it's back to back world cup finals for when she was in charge of the netherlands. can she do it with england and can she back up last summer zero success this time with world cup old? we achieve the final. it with world cup old? we achieve the final- it feels _ with world cup old? we achieve the final. it feels like _ with world cup old? we achieve the final.

so for young girls aspiring, and wanting to be like millie bright or laurenjames, they can do that andzinu. �* , ., ., a amazing. and 'ust one more quick ruestion, amazing. and 'ust one more quick question. a — amazing. and just one more quick question. a lot — amazing. and just one more quick question, a lot of _ amazing. and just one more quick question, a lot of the _ amazing. and just one more quick| question, a lot of the conversation for us this tournament was just how the women's game has not really been given the same spotlight the men's game had in the past. how much do you think that is now changing? i haven't seen the audience figures are family people watch the match, but i'm sure it is many millions. yes, i think so, and but i'm sure it is many millions. yes, ithink so, and i but i'm sure it is many millions. yes, i think so, and i think that even right through to the domestic game as well. it has now been shown on sky, and a lot of the big broadcasters are getting involved. it shows there is an appetite for women's football, and it is proven, and probably will be proven b

lot of these players, including sam kerr, will be coming up against her chelsea teammates like millie bright in this match. so the teams are very well matched. it will be a fun and close game knowing that it's england. it's probably going to go to penalties and be a nail biting, heart stopping kind of finish. yeah, well, given england's record on penalties, i kind of hope it does go to penalties. that would be sort of interesting. and just as an aside, bloomberg's nabila ahmed, thanks so much. also, we've got ai predicting a32 victory for australia. i suspect in this case, though, i might stand for australian intelligence rather than artificial intelligence. let's take a look at some aussie assets though. stick to our knitting here right now. we've got futures ahead of the open in negative territory quite substantially. so we did see a major risk off sentiment in the us market. so we're off by about 1% in terms of futures at the moment. the nz trading lower by two thirds of 1%. it is of course rbnz decision day, no change expected to the cash rate. the rbnz's seen staying on hold at 5.5%. ta

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she like mary or like millie bright because they done extremely well in the world cup.didn't realise how many fans but yeah, we just expected them to come through. >> just cheer for them. just show them like how proud we are of them. so yeah, it's disappointing. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play news. play gb news. >> now here's. patrick welcome along. >> now britain's most prolific serial baby killer, lucy letby has started her first day of her full life jail term at hmp low newton. pictures of the inside of the prison show nicely decorated pink girlie rooms . decorated pink girlie rooms. they also show a fashion boutique where inmates can buy clothes so they can feel nice and pretty. there's a communal area with brightly coloured posters , and ironically, there posters, and ironically, there you can see some angel wings, can't you? and on the wall there, there are also things like love and hope written on them. well, lucy letby killed seven babies, born prematurely, attempted to murder six more.

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because i, like, wanted she like mary or like millie bright because they've done extremely well in thed cup. we didn't realise how many fans, but yeah, we just expected them to come through. just cheer for them. just them like for them. just show them like how we are of them. so how proud we are of them. so yeah, it's disappointing. >> disappointing indeed . this is >> disappointing indeed. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by simply saying play gb now , though, saying play gb news now, though, it's . michelle thanks it's back to. michelle thanks for that. >> yes, i'm michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me, i've got the ceo of first property group and former brexit party mep ben habib qatar. not call you the housewives favourites aka i can't do that. i can't. not call you that, can i? when you're on it. you knew we should have that under the screen. on the screen it should be ben habib, housewives favourite . then housewives favourite. and then i always when i say always then feel bad when i say all about him

a steely captain millie bright leading them out to play the game of their lives. differently. lauren hemp's shot inches away. england lost concentration and lost possession. olga carmona ran unchallenged and put spain ahead. and an england handball gave spain the chance for the second. jennifer hermoso stepped up but mary earps was heroic. prompting these scenes in plymouth, in birmingham, in grimsby, and wembley. there was a last chance to take the match to extra time but laurenjames couldn't hit the target. so full time blew and it was spain who celebrated. it hadn't been england's night. and the pain was etched on their faces. back home, hopes dashed, the fans watched the chance of a lifetime disappear. i'm really proud of the girls, you know, in the sense that we've overcome a lot of adversity to be in this position and i think that deserves a lot of credit. and i know that we'll look back in a couple of weeks and feel a great sense of pride. not many people get a world cup final and i know that is something to be proud of but right now it's just, yeah, supers

and i think captain millie bright, i think captain millie bright, i think that might just be my bias.dible. >> i think like georgia stanway has been like controlling the midfield and i think that's one of the reasons why we're winning so many games is because she's so many games is because she's so aggressive on on and off the boat. so aggressive on on and off the boat . it means that we're boat. it means that we're winning in the midfield and we're able to kind of just play like fluidly . like fluidly. >> now we have been having this entire conversation. well, there's been a football ominous really perched upon the table in front of us. i might be told off for this by our producers, but i wonder if i wonder if either of you wanted to pop up and show or. yes as well. if you wanted to show us any skills with the football, i think it would be great for you to do it well. >> there you go. >> sophie there you go. >> sophie there you go. >> that's the good captain spirit there. >> microphone there, pop spirit there. >> microphoneone there, pop spirit there. >> microphone in; there, pop spi

. >> devastated because like , >> devastated because like, wanted to see like mary or like millie brighty fans but yeah we just expected them to come through, just cheer for them, just show them like how proud we are of them. >> so it's disappointing. >> so yeah, it's disappointing. >> so yeah, it's disappointing. >> gb news across the uk >> 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 it's back to andrew and . bev back to andrew and. bev >> good morning. it's 1106. >> good morning. it's1106. thank you for joining >> good morning. it's1106. thank you forjoining us >> good morning. it's1106. thank you for joining us this morning. our judges will be morning. ourjudges will be given powers to force given explicit powers to force convicted to attend convicted prisoners to attend sentencings under multi, multifaceted legislation to be included in the king's speech, gb news can exclusively reveal. >> so this is in direct response to lucy letby flatly refusing to face families in court yesterday where she was handed mul

. >> well, captain millie bright says they'll have to play the game of their lives. >> i think everyonews how big this is. i think it's been players dreams for years. so i think everyone already knows that. and we know how passionate our nation is back home and how much they'd they'd want us to win. but for us as a process, we have a game execute. and have a game plan to execute. and like sabrina said, we need to play like sabrina said, we need to play game our lives. play the game of our lives. >> long to go now . well, >> and not long to go now. well, this news across uk on this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on smart speaker by and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now though it's back to dawn . it's back to dawn. >> thank you, tamsin. >> thank you, tamsin. >> welcome back . coming up this >> welcome back. coming up this houn >> welcome back. coming up this hour, comedian frances foster will be making light of this week's top stories in muck, the week. feel like that needs some sort of theme tune. >> and here's what else is coming up today.

so many of these players know herfrom playing against are in the wsl, millie bright takes the armbandilliant - vicki sparks there, she is hosting that goes football camp, and we spoke to tessa earlier on, she is nine now, but she will be playing for england in ten years' time. are you back with us, tessa? are you there, tessa? hi! hi, sorry, founding — there, tessa? h i hi, sorry, founding pastor in. it was remiss of me early and not to mention your singing exploits. remind everybody what happened and how it went viral. so, me and my mum went and got the tickets for the semifinal of the 2023 euros, and all of a sudden my mum had loads of texts, and i woke up to my mum ringing my grandma, and all went bonkers. bonkers, yeah! that's a good word. let that loads of text moments, tell me about how it went bonkers. had it happen? me about how it went bonkers. had it hauen? , , , happen? basically, my mum woke me up with her rinu happen? basically, my mum woke me up with her ring into _ happen? basically, my mum woke me up with her ring into my _ happen? basically, my mum woke me up with her

the captain whose incumbent right now, millie millie bright, sorry , was a was millie bright, sorry, tournament, rather, they scored one goal leading to the tournament leading up to the tournament tournament's in four tournament's start in four matches. so they weren't in sizzling a long sizzling form. they took a long time to get in the time to go to get going in the group stages and they didn't really hit their straps until probably the third match of the group they struggled group stage. they struggled through against nigeria in the first phase. you're first knockout phase. you're always tough, always going to get tough, stubborn resistance, especially when growing and when they're sports growing and you're bus you're seeing teams park the bus in and try and try and get in a way and try and try and get trying, know, offer stubborn trying, you know, offer stubborn resistance against one the resistance against one of the tournament's favourites. but then was asked then when a question was asked of in the quarterfinal of them in the quarterfinal against they back against colombia, th

. >> england captain millie bright says definitely says the team will definitely bounce back their worldp bounce back from their world cup final loss to spain. the skipper says she's proud the girls says she's proud of the girls and that it isn't the end of the journey. the lionesses are now on their back from on their way back from australia. both labour leader sir keir starmer and lib dems davey have called for them to be given honours . and today given honours. and today britain's oldest person gets a year older. ethel may, katrin from hampshire, is celebrating . from hampshire, is celebrating. her 114th birthday. the super centenarian was born in 1909. while happy birthday ethel. have a wonderful day . this is news a wonderful day. this is news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news now , though, it's back to news now, though, it's back to mark and . pip lucy letby, mark and. pip lucy letby, britain's most prolific child killer, is set to spend the rest of her life in prison when she sentence court this afternoon at manches

millie bright the captain said that they thrive under the pressure of playing anyone who has some animosityinished rehearsing for the opening ceremony here at stadium australia, it has been fantastic to see because we have heard music coming from the tannoy, announcements, we have seen kids coming out with the flags and 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'

millie bright was the captain, but as a leader, when it came to defence.ou off, is there an unwritten rule you do not answer back? i would like to think defenders _ you do not answer back? i would like to think defenders and _ you do not answer back? i would like to think defenders and goalkeepers l to think defenders and goalkeepers have a close connection. i have played in front of mary and she demands standards all the time and to have someone like her, that is what you want. the goalkeepers and defenders have a closer connection. especially when they are coming back for corners and the goalkeepers are verbally active at that time. i have played in front of mary. she has to be one of the best in the world for me, for sure. be one of the best in the world for me. for sure-— be one of the best in the world for me, for sure. goalkeepers. i always imagine--- — me, for sure. goalkeepers. i always imagine... there _ me, for sure. goalkeepers. i always imagine... there are _ me, for sure. goalkeepers. i always imagine... there are lots _ me, for sure. goalkeep