phil neville has said he has been waiting for this match for 18 months so can england do it?an they get to a first world cup seniorfinalfor the do it? can they get to a first world cup senior final for the first time since 1966? following the lionesses and also watching the usa very closely is pat nevin. i know you watched the usa against france game in paris. what did france not do that england have to do? there was a little bit of fear involved in the french side for a large part of the game. england cannot afford to show that at any point. i don't think they will. phil neville has built this team up into a team that is a fearless a nd this team up into a team that is a fearless and will go out there and show their best. they are still under dogs right now but they are not coming up with a negative attitude, which is a brilliant thing, because for 30 years, the us have dominated women's football, but thatis have dominated women's football, but that is beginning to fade now. england and a number of other countries have said, we are going to test you. if england come out toda

neville is due to be the coach for that team.ment for this football again as for the euros which england hosts the following year in 2021 and already you can see the effects of this run to the semifinals is having. for some, 30,000 tickets already sold for the international against germany at wembley stadium in november was also the journey is over but i think an awful lot to look forward to for phil neville and his players. indeed, thank you very much indeed they are, dan r sports editor there in lyon. to wimbledon now. more on how the brits got on injust a moment. but several of the top names in tennis are through to the second round. serena williams and rafa nadal won their matches with few problems, but roger federer was made to sweat a little to keep his hopes of a ninth wimbledon crown alive. joe lynskey reports. at wimbledon, they first assume hello to roger federer 21 years ago. he has been playing here longer now than anyone else. still all makes in her court conveyer about, there are a lwa ys her court conveyer about, t

finally we can sign off without the news that the orleans has lost another musical legend as art neville comes to weigh on monday at age 81 a celebrated funk musician behind the majors and the neville brothers he was nicknamed pop up funk and he had major successes with his brothers in the late eighty's and ninety's with albums like yellow moon for brothers keeper and so we'll leave you with a track from that last one here it's the neville brothers performance of fallen rain all the best you're from berlin and by. tom. hall in the. bowling. ball down. the bomb. bomb on the. wall. in. total surveillance. every face is standing and identified user behavior on the internet is monitored. undesirable actions are punished. china is on the past toward becoming did. dictatorship with total control over its citizens china need no dark corners a. 30 minute w. . they will not succeed in dividing us subtle not succeed in taking the people off the street so because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made from minds. carefully made from minds. carefully. to ge

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that is the reason why the fa brought in someone like phil neville, for his winning mentality.or, he has demanded and been critical of his side and brought them closer together and it is to emulate this manga of the american team. he wants them to come into the semifinal and not be overawed because they are used to the pressure. having been around the england team camp, they do seem very relaxed, very together, and they do not want to be known as and they do not want to be known as a semifinal team any more. that sense of confidence the team has, how important is it for the game in uk? what we saw four years ago in canada when they reach the semifinal, it was a watershed moment that increased interest and drove the professionalisation of the women's game in england. if they can win in france it will take it to a new level. the players will be household names, viewing figures would break records, i am sure, and participation would increase but beyond that it would almost transcend women's sport because the whole country will get behind this team. they would not be known as the w

phil neville at the coach is speaking, let'sjust listen in.ould do it that the way that she does, she will look forward to getting back to the hotel, she be upset and disappointed, but has been phenomenal and no blame should be attached to her. there is a bronze medal still to be played for, going into that match. that is football, thatis into that match. that is football, that is support and you've got to keep picking yourself up and we have a big game now on saturday, i have lost track of days. it will go again and will win that game. this team never gave up,. this is just one more week that we can add onto, it isjust incredible and she isa onto, it isjust incredible and she is a good player of the match, she saved us. she saved our buts today. this is such a great game for us and we made it to the final. how did that save change the momentum of this match? it was around the time marie knew we had to buckle down, we knew that they like that one touch to the ball and we just had to stick to the ball and we just had to stick to our defence and

"defeat in a semifinal would be a failure," phil neville had said.t ask for more. we've come to this tournament, we've done our very best. we've not left anything in that dressing room and i told them there, there should be no tears, tonight, we should be proud. we've touched the hearts of the nation back home and they've left their hearts on that football field so i'm happy. the usa had put england under pressure from the start. and afterjust nine minutes, they cracked, as christen press headed the defending champions in front. commentator: a dangerous cross here. and that's a free header. that's the opening goal of the world cup semi final! instead of wilting in the heat, england hit back. eleen white! it's 1-1. she's done it agian! this, ellen white's 6th goal of the tournament, things were looking up. but there is no keeping america quite for long. as another cross, another header brought another goalfor alex morgan. and a special goal scorer, alex morgan. england still had plenty of fight left in them. and white was at the heart of it all. with

neville struggled with his health over the last two decades.ck surgery in 2001 and at least suffered one stroke. he announced his retirement from performing in december. while in addition to arthel, his wife lorraine and two brothers, mr. neville has survived also by two more children. ian and amelia. memorial services will be held in new orleans on tuesday. a four hour blowout true new orleans style starting at noon local time. it will be something. and you know all about prayers and love goes out to arthel and their family as they remember their beloved patriarch. he was 81 years old. we have love for you and your family and the people of new orleans. >> thank you. i cannot thank you enough. thank you. >> thank you. thank you for being with us. i didn't know geico helps with renters insurance. yeah, and we could save a bunch too. antonio! fetch computer! antonio? i'll get it. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renters insurance. [laughter] ♪ ♪ "i'm okay." ♪ ♪ i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric too

neville is keen to point out she is the best player in the worldm neville is keen to point out she isn the world. is it a sell out tonight in that behind you? yes, we are being told it is close. we are told a lot of these games are sold out and add a couple of thousand below it. it holds about 50,000 so there are a lot of fans coming. we are going to be close to a sell out and the americans have been very good and very supportive. which way are you leaning tonight? come on, i'm in the middle between england and the usa, being from ireland, you can't make me choose! but if i must, i think maybe the uac will have too much pedigree for this english side, but who knows? —— usa will have too much pedigree. somebody who knows about competing on the world stage this english, rachel unichjoins on the world stage this english, rachel unich joins us and on the world stage this english, rachel unichjoins us and gemma clark. rachel, we've got the likes of banks, charlton, hurstand rachel, we've got the likes of banks, charlton, hurst and miller to think about. can they emulate the last england te

phil neville has made three changes to the side that beat norway 3—0.cause he has a drop karen bardsley to the bench and carly telford comes in. this is only her second world cup start. he also dropped fran kirby to the bench. and unsurprisingly, he has dropped toni duggan to the bench and brought beth mead and on instead. the big news comes from the usa team because they have made two changes to the side that beat france 2—1. but the big news from the us camp is that their talisman, megan, will not start. instead, kristen press will start. instead, kristen press will start. she has 121 caps but does she have the character and the enigma to match? you can probably see that their seats are starting to fill up behind me in lyon. both usa france and england fans anticipating a huge match and they could witness history tonight because if england do beat the usa, they will be the first senior team in england to get to a world cup final since 1966. # i have to praise you like i should. # i have to praise you. # i have to praise you. # i have to praise you. #

phil neville said in reaction to that it is not how he wanted his sat to behave. storm in a teacup? i will leave you with this stat. lucy bronze has never lost at the start to lyon. —— stadium in lyon. is that a good omen for england? lyon. is that a good omen for england 7 let's lyon. is that a good omen for england? let's hope so. sri lanka beat the west indies in what was the first dead rubber of the cricket world cup — both sides knowing they couldn't qualify for the semi finals of the tournament. but the fans in durham got their moneys worth. avishka fernando scoring a his first international century as sri lanka posted 338 in their 50 overs. chris gayle can be worth the admission alone. he started well, but gave his wicket away. he was out for 35, rihanna wasn't too impressed. and despite a magnificent 118 from nicholas pooran the windies fell 24 runs short. whilst the cricket world cup continues, the women's ashes starts tomorrow in leicester. australia will be aiming to retain to trophy having won it four years ago in english soil. england captain heather

phil neville and the association can ta ke phil neville and the association can take great credit.and women participating in football and other sports, that in turn can lead to other equality financially when it comes to the future of the sport. the journey may be over in france but the future looks bright for this team. that is it on a disappointing night here in lyon. the final to be played on sunday will involve the united states who will take on either the netherlands or sweden who play their semi—final tomorrow. well, these fans spent the evening watching at battersea park and spoke about the disappointment. they could have done it but... disappointed. it isa shame, have done it but... disappointed. it is a shame, a real shame. devastated. i mean, that penalty, just lazy. just gutted but very proud. it isjust england. look at the crowd here tonight, would not had these four years ago and that's pretty good. england fans in battersea. eu leaders have for the first time chosen a woman to be the next head of the european commission. the job looks set to go to the german defence m

, fast hands, occasional tumbles, england were grinding their opponents down as head coach tracey neville contemplated her next move. lab scientist by day, netballer by night, 36—year—old veteran rachel dunn has seen the total evolution of this side, playing to sold—out crowds as favourites. she was busy making hay after uganda had a player sent off. a physically tough start then with a convincing 64—32 final scoreline, but england know they have another gear. we talk about how unbelievable those fans and supporters were around that was quite a shock for us and probably made as a bit more nervous. however, i'm sure we'll get used to their support and i know we're going to need it going forward. they'll play scotland next, who beat samoa 53—33, all but guaranteeing safe passage to next week's second group phase. meanwhile reigning champions australia started as they mean to go on, thrashing northern ireland 88—24, a reminder if england needed one that diamonds thrive under pressure. natalie pirks, bbc news, liverpool. yes, with the netball, the cricket, the tennis here at wimbledon and als

the squad and phil neville truly believe they could have beaten the usa and stay there and got to theenes at the final whistle, especially after that crucial penalty miss as well. england losing out to the best team in the world, no shame in that. it might have taken them a little while but they say they've picked themselves up and are ready to salvage something from the world cup in this third—place play—off. if they win they go back with a bronze medal and four years ago in canada that's what the england squad won. several of the girls in this current squad won that medal and they say they want to do just as well this time around. equally, there are some women in the squad who didn't win bronze because they went in the squad four years ago, so for them to go back holding ago, so for them to go back holding a medalfrom the ago, so for them to go back holding a medal from the world ago, so for them to go back holding a medalfrom the world cup, well, they would be very proud of that. sweden are the opponents, how much ofa sweden are the opponents, how much of a threat will they be? get

the england coach, tracey neville, is not looking too far ahead tracey neville, is not looking too faraheadt. for us, it is all about what the roses performance are, we have looked at the other teams over this four year cycle, we have played a game is probably everyone we will face apart from samoa, so it is about concentrating on our performance and building on that. looking at the key players who can actually make an impact, and that is crucial in these early stages of the competition. the thoughts of tracey neville. that is all the sport for now. thank you. financial pressures on private and independent day nurseries are creating a workforce crisis in england. that's according to the national day nurseries association, which says people are leaving teaching to work in retail where they can earn more. it blames the government for under funding free childcare places. our business correspondent, katy austin reports. get ready to catch it! this private day nursery in manchester wants as many of its staff as possible to be experienced and highly qualified. the manager, ann—marie, says finding

phil neville has described her as the best player in the world.d is the fittest it has ever been. they are number three in the world. phil neville would not have taken this job had he in the world. phil neville would not have taken thisjob had he not believe that england could notjust get to a final but win it. someone who was involved in the last women‘s world cup was alex scott. she said she believes england can go one better. now a semifinal is not good enough, it is not good enough that we just get to a semifinal and play for a bronze medal match, this england team now want to win, they are not scared to say it. they believe they should be winning, which is different, it is a step forward. we have got to this stage three times ina row have got to this stage three times in a row so you need to go one better now and i love that they have the confidence to say that. they usa are also feeling confident going into their semifinal match and why shouldn‘t they? they are the defending champions, they are number one in the world. there has been possibl

even more of an incentive if it were needed for england and phil neville defied the extra two or 3% toel to get the edge over the best teams in the world and build on this progress. lets pick up isle of wight sue campbell was saying, success is not measured simply by what happens on the pitch. i have been speaking to kate dale who heads up sport england, this girl can campaign. the way they have inspired so many girls to talk about football and think about it, it has normalised it. it seems normal for about it, it has normalised it. it seems normalfor women to play football. it is no logger seen as something the boys do or something for the blokes. it is coupling on the four girls of all ages to go out there and feel that if they do well and if they are talented at what ca rd and if they are talented at what card they have a future in it. but also even at they do not want to do that, they just want to also even at they do not want to do that, theyjust want to have also even at they do not want to do that, they just want to have fun, that, they just want to have fun, thatis that, they j

and she hasn't featured as much recently but she has been injured and phil neville told a story about got given the job, he got a text message and he wasn't sure who it was from. it was from karen and it was from. it was from karen and it said. i'm going to the world cup. and he thought, bit cheeky but he said he liked it and was impressed by how well she played for club and then after that, they bonded and of course she has got so much experience and that is one of the things she has got to this world cup. she has helped to natural younger players and bring them through. this is the fourth world cup and she has also played for great britain in the 2012 olympics without hundred and 43 caps. she has given everything for her country physically and mentally. she has been well documented to have suffered from depression for a number of years. and she said that shejust number of years. and she said that she just felt she had no number of years. and she said that shejust felt she had no more left in the tank and shall announce full retirement from international and her club. i asked about t

new orleans music has lost a legend art neville a founding member of the neville brothers and the metersas died. never won multiple grammys and received the recording academy's lifetime achievement award according to his longtime manager the piano man was touring until late last year art neville was 81 in hollyrood, i'm david daniel. >>little peek outside we just want to check in on the bay bridge a little bit of a back up in the cash lanes but a great trip this morning into welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the time now is 4.30 meteorologist john shrivel has a look at your forecast stopped. >>not a bad one today after this though it's a little toasty at which as we have described doesn't sound all especially 100 yeah exactly not this is early in the morning and that does make us think about how it's told but unfortunately this toast is definitely going to be a little bit on the hot side are a lot of people as we make our way to the forecast today though our last one with on average in land at least not in the 90's we're back up to a similar range. we were yesterday which for a lo

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clearly a very emotional ending the four tracey neville's time as england coach, for now, i am sure sheack at some point in the future. they leave this tournament with a bronze medal, and new zealand are the world cup holders once again. but actually, the real winners here has to be the sport of netball, they have seen sell—out crowds at this tournament, over 100,000 people passing through this arena, and it really feels like netball is on some high momentum, and they will continue after this tournament, next stop will be the commonwealth games in three years' time. you enjoy that party atmosphere, thank you very much, kate. it's been a much better day for britain at the tour de france. simon yates claimed a second stage win as defending champion ger—aint thomas clawed back time from race leader julian ala—philippe. nick parrott reports. another day in the mountains of the tour de france promised another day of intense battles. after losing time to alaphillippe yesterday, defending champion garrett thomas couldn't afford to lose sight of him again. one man who was allowed to get away wa

there is phil neville, he has made four changes to the line—up since the semifinal and this is live ont is the turn of the netherlands versus the united states where the final takes place. kick—off is at four o'clock and coverage starts on bbc one. emergency crews in southern california are tackling a number of fires and gas leaks after the state was hit with its biggest earthquake in more than 20 years. the epicentre of the quake, which had a magnitude of 7.1, was near the city of ridgecrest, about 150 miles north—east of los angeles. angus crawford's report contains some flashing images. oh, my god. fear and shock. two quakes in two days. this one, 7.1 on the richter scale, the largest for 20 years. nerves stretched to the limit. go, go, go! panic is infectious. 8:21am here on the air, we are experiencing... and very public. i think we need to get under the desk. 0k, we're going to go to break. will be right back. wow. in hollywood, tourists weren't sure what to make of it. everything's moving, and the chandelier was shaking, and the kids were saying, it's an earthquake. we saw that

it's not the match the england wanted to be playing in but phil neville says they have to finish theals. they were beaten by the defending champions usa in the last four and england play sweden this afternoon in the third—place play—off. jane dougall‘s in nice for us. jane, this is still a very focussed group of players who still have a job to do. yes, and despite not wanting to be here for a third place play—off, and wanting to be in the final, they've had to pick themselves up after that devastating loss to the and go on and aim win another match. for some members of the squad who weren't in the squad in 2015 at the last world cup when england won bronze, they don't have a medal from the world cups. to come away from this tournament with something tangible, something to be proud of, a medal, would be an achievement. equally, for the members of the squad that we re for the members of the squad that were at canada and did win a bronze medal, they don't want to do worse than they did back then. even though they are not fighting for a colour that they wanted, gold, they are fighting fo

phil neville says his england lionesses have to deliver against the reigning champions the usa.s the best they have played since he has been in charge but they will have to step it up charge but they will have to step it up again today? yes, i think he is right, it was the best they have played up to a point, but they needed to. we say it a lot, if it gets to the end of this competition you need to be the best teams along the way. tonight we will know how good england are because they are playing in a semifinal against a fantastic usa side. phil neville has brought an interesting tone to his press co nfe re nces brought an interesting tone to his press conferences and england training, which has gone through the camp. he is incredibly relaxed. you listen to him talk and wonder whether he is putting on a front. he genuinely seems to be relishing his role, loving thisjob, enjoying the matches and he has made a couple of really good tactical decisions during games. that was the area but haven't been tested so far. he has played his own role brilliantly up until that point and i thi

i saw a piece on phil neville whose said he isa a piece on phil neville whose said he is a coach who far has seen them win all five of their matches here in france, including that convincing 3—0 victory against norway in the quarter finals on thursday. england have only conceded one goal in the whole tournament. everything is pointing towards a good performance tonight. there is a realfeeling here that england's campaign is building to something special, but they face a tough task against the usa in lyon today, who are the world champions after winning this tournament in canada four years ago. i think we are all born winners, that is our mentality. we came here to win the world cup and that is still our aim. ijust think we're going to bring the ultimate energy, we're going to be 100% going out there and win the physical battle. and make sure that we are clinical. i think that's something that we've done really well in the tournament so far. we have created a lot but we have also finished and so i think that's something that we're obviously going to g oout ther and try and do. 100% be

head coach tracey neville said her side's "basic errors" cost them the game.oin kate gray who was watching at the liverpool arena. kate, what went wrong for england? well, this is a team that everybody believed could go all the way in this tournament, and with that comes pressure. and that is exactly what it looked like on the court today. england looked nervous, under pressure, and asa looked nervous, under pressure, and as a result, they made a lot of mistakes. new zealand cut them off guard in the early stages and got an early lead, five goals in five minutes, and england never really re cove red minutes, and england never really recovered from that. at times, they showed moments of greatness, and they managed to get a three goal lead by half—time, but then the mistakes came back. there were some big shots that were missed at crucial moments, and as a result, new zealand remains confident and composed, and held onto their lead in the final quarter to win that match 47 goals to 45. hugely disappointing for england. the whole nation that thought they could be

four wins from four for tracey neville's england netballers they top the group after beating jamaicarld cup. also coming up in the programme... i'm nick hope at the world aquatics championships in south korea where tom daley has been looking to secure his place at the tokyo 2020 olympics. find out how he got on later in sportsday. and the pairs for the open at royal portrush have been announced we hear from the defending champion and a famous local. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'mjane dougall. it was an historic win at lords, the first time the mens side have won the cricket world cup. the squad have spent the day celebrating and are due to arrive at 10 downing street shortly, where they will meet the prime minister theresa may. we canjoin our sports editor dan roan who is awaiting their arrival. surely one of the greatest matches of all time, how significant was it for england? hugely significant, jane, not just because for england? hugely significant, jane, notjust because of the fact the players have been invited he had to number ten although it does evoke memories of the last

years later after a 15 year international career she says she wants to build on the success that nevilleoyed with a commonwealth title and world championship bronze. i think it is a really unique time to come in and i think we should celebrate the success that the grossest programme and the team have had in recent years, it does not happen overnight and it has been a long time building with a very senior and talented group of players so senior and talented group of players soi senior and talented group of players so i actually feel very privileged to be coming in at this point where there is huge momentum behind the sport. we also achieved some success and we absolutely look forward to taking on the mantle and trying to harness that and continued the success harness that and continued the success that the organisation already achieved. i love netball and it is surreal to think that a age 13 i had it is surreal to think that a age 13 ihada it is surreal to think that a age 13 i had a phone call to say that there had been an administration error and i was too young to crile and 26 yea rs l

, twin sister of phil neville.nwealth gold last year. but australia and jamaica are also strong contenders. kate grey is in liverpool. you join mejust as you join me just as they have started practising for the opening ceremony that will start later this afternoon. we have had a brilliant morning of netball here this morning, with lots of great atmosphere stop the prize for the best supporters has to go to zimbabwe, who have lit up this stadium with singing and chanting throughout the match that they did indeed win. come this evening, there will be plenty for the home nation fa ns to will be plenty for the home nation fans to cheer about. liverpool is set to host the most competitive and unpredictable world cup to date. 16 nations go into battle with over 100,000 spectators expected throughout this tournament. netball is certainly having its time in the

it will be her final match as an england player and phil neville has said she will earn her 144th nevilleng to talk about some unsung heroes. the people you see in the background, doing so much work in the heat, the ball girls. i know how hard they train, although it back since october. but we'll see how disciplined they are compared to me, the dishevelled mess. 0ur ball by will show me how to throw and catch a ball, before we talk to them. look how he is standing! so precise. i caught it at least. it's the speed, isn't it? aisha, how about this? you did about an hourfor that aisha, how about this? you did about an hour for that coco gauff match. use our inaction. what was it like? the atmosphere on centre, everyone was cheering and it's really loud. it makes it even more amazing to be pa rt it makes it even more amazing to be part of the wimbledon experience. how does the training kick in? you have to keep so cool. you cannot react to what is going on around you. yes, they preparers really well. when we are on court we know what we are doing,. do you think about your friends watching? de

tracey neville really wa nted the end were clear.aid the arena lied. let's hearfrom the coach, tracey neville, after that match, and her thoughts on how it went. we knew it was going to be difficult, four games in a row. we knew jamaica after yesterday were going to be coming for the win so we knew this was going to be one of the toughest games of this round. we are pleased with the girls, and you talk about here is on the court and i think we had seven today. and four on the bench! four wins from four but scotland's magic in south africa is getting under way now, how are scotla nd is getting under way now, how are scotland getting on? scotland have had a very tough draw in this tournament from the start. they are now up against the very much in form south africa. let's take a look at how they are getting on at the moment, they arejust how they are getting on at the moment, they are just behind how they are getting on at the moment, they arejust behind me. it looks like south africa have started to ta ke looks like south africa have

he's also the father of fox news anchor arthel neville.of new orleans music over the last 50 years. if you are listening right now to his new orleans carnival anthems "mardi gras mambo" and here he is performing one of my favorites. "fire on the bayou." ♪ all right. our condolences go out to his daughter in the entire novel family with a special note to his brother aaron neville, a man with a deep soulful voice. musical geniuses. our best to them. >> very inspiring artists. also very inspiring, this young man named tim, and attendee at a camp where kids were missing their limbs or had an accident or were born without limbs do things and get better. check him out trying to land a 20-inch box jump. >> go! right there! >> almost there! >> come on! ♪ >> all right there he is, tim. i thought i do something a little more uplifting, inspiring more than my usual -- videos and viral videos. >> this was choreographed by jesse. >> that was terrific. >> is a virtue. >> i was about to signal you. >> i think in the gym when i see people like that i thin

but phil neville predisaster mark samson has just been appointed manager of negative steven gauge i thinkamson who took england to the 2015 world cup in canada where the bronze medal. he also took them from 13th in the world that there in the world and where they still currently are in the rankings but that he was sacked in september 2017i did follow the evidence of inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour with a female —— female player in a previous role however, he then took the fa to a tribunal and he reached a settlement injanuary tribunal and he reached a settlement in january after an tribunal and he reached a settlement injanuary after an unfair tribunal and he reached a settlement in january after an unfair dismissal case. so the breaking news this hour mark samson, the former in that manager is back in football management as head coach of the two stephen h. the match on saturday will be four days after that heartbreaking semi—final defeat to the usa,how hard will it be for phil neville to keep his players motivated for so long following that huge disappointment? he went 20 minute

neville chamberlain what he thought neville chamberlain and adolph hitler wanted to hear. closest allies, are able to send back letters to the british government which are not trying to curry favour either with the place they are serving or with the government that they are saving. they have to be open, honest and truthful. and my anxiety is that if mrjohnson thinks when he is prime minister somehow he is to manage to smooth everything before him by sheer virtue of own personality, actually, the biggest asset he has is the british foreign office, not his own personality. thank you for joining us, chris bryant there. let's get more on this. let's speak now to georgina wright — a researcher at the institute for government think tank in london. the british diplomatic service, the top echelons of it, unlike the american ones, are not meant to be political, they're american ones, are not meant to be political, they‘ re meant american ones, are not meant to be political, they're meant to be part of the civil service. what is this make the british civil service and its independen

tracy neville stepped down from the position. that's it for now.nister boris johnson says his plans to recruit 20,000 more police officers in england and wales over the next three years will begin within weeks. the college of policing, which trains officers, welcomed the move but said there are logistical challenges, including a lack of instructors. forces in england and wales lost more than 20,000 officers between 2009 and 2017. our correspondent phil mackie reports. frontline policing still goes on, but over the past decade, in places like the west midlands, it's got a lot tougher and violence is on the up. there's been a surge in knife crime here in the past five years, so the announcement of more investment is welcome news. the force is short of officers, no question. a quarter of the budget is gone, fewer police officers the 1974, and i have been clear we don't have the number of officers and sometimes the service feels that. there are currently 120,000 police officers in england and wales. in 2010, when theresa may become hopme secretary, the

phil neville said she will come on the pitch to earn her 104 to fourth cap.atches at the cricket word cup today. india and sri lanka is under way, australia play south africa later. india will finish top of the table if they win and the leaders australia lose. england will play the team that finishes second in semi—finals. sri lanka won the toss and are batting first at headingly. they're currently 118 for four in the 28th over now, click. this week, it is our birthday. we are 1000 episodes young, and to mark it, we are making the bbc‘s first interactive, multi—choice tv show. there will be flowcharts, elephants, flowcharts, data, flowcharts, and wizards. a warm welcome to click. welcome to click. welcome to click, i am spencer kelly. finally we have reached a very special milestone. we have been on air every week of every year, without a break, since we launched in the year 2000, which means this week you are watching season 1, episode 1000. and to celebrate, we are making a world first. doing new things is in our dna. i am floating on air. which is why we d

they made basic mistakes, according to outgoing coach tracey neville. tracey neville, who announced weeks ago she would step down after this world cup, no longer has to bang her own drum. her roses are gaining fans, but they knew this would be tough. they weren't wrong. a jumpy start soon saw new zealand race into the lead. england's usual swagger had been replaced with the jitters. new zealand's shooters meanwhile were on fire. the fans were cranking up the pressure. england needed attackers, harton and housby, to finally hit their mark. and in the blink of a quarter, england had turned a six goal deficit into a three goal lead. the win was now in their hands. but they threw it away. new zealand had all the answers and with just minutes left, england were three goals down, mouths were dry. but with new zealand so brilliant at both ends of the court, the roses were left to rue their mistakes. 45—10 the final score. heartbreak, then, for england. just two goals in it. but knocked out by a resurgent new zealand side. for the third successive world cup, at

world cup final before but they are desperate to get there if you look at the comments from phil neville the coach you know he said it would be a failure if england don't make it to the final which of course means beating the usa which is why do we got is the best team in the world so this is real fighting talk from england the u.s. on the other hand they see much more calm and collected they've really got this vibe about them of champions reigning champions who've been here before and know exactly how it's done and it's going to be interesting to see what comes out of top this kind of aggressiveness his aggression and optimism of the england camp or the experience in the know how of the u.s. coming ok so if the u.s. seems calm and collected ollie what about erik and what do you make of these accusations of arrogance on the u.s. side. well we've heard the comments from kristen press the u.s. forward saying that the team isn't arrogant in their respect for i have to disagree with kristen presser i think that this team is our again but that's not a bad thing it's often said that for people

neville says they are so you can use them.at keen. in terms of your favourite emoji, we not really that keen. in terms of yourfavourite emoji, we have heard from love who says the heart is his favourite. we will be back with all the business stories in a moment. hello again. well, it‘s true to say that weather doesn‘t just stop at a country‘s border. if we take a look at what happened on sunday here in the uk, south—east england we had some rather grey, boring skies. a bit of rain around, we had some cold air brought in by the jetstream that reactivated an old weather front to bring that wet weather. a day later, that area of cold air had reached the warm waters of the mediterranean, generating thunderstorms and a waterspout in bastia in corsica. we recorded 163 millimetres of rain in the space of a day. that‘s 13 times the amount of rain they would normally see in the whole month ofjuly falling in one day. right now, severe thunderstorms battering parts of greece. red weather warnings in force for much of the country, damagin

outgoing coach tracey neville said her side made "basic errors" as they lost 45—47.d iith. our correspondent natalie pirks reports from liverpool. they say imitation is the highest form of flattery. tracey neville, who announced weeks ago she'd step down after this world cup, no longer has to bang her own drum. netball has captivated this liverpool crowd, but england fans knew it would be tough. they were not wrong. a jumpy start soon saw new zealand race into the lead. this is a collector's item, yet it wouldn't be the last mistake. england's tournament swagger had been replaced by thejitters. new zealand's shooters were on fire. that shot is so sweet. the ferns were cranking up the pressure. england needed attackers harten and housby to finally hit their mark and, in the blink of a quarter, england had turned a six—goal deficit into a three—goal lead. the win was now in their hands, but they threw it away. new zealand attack again, with all the answers. with just minutes left, england were three goals down. mouths were dry. but with new zealand so brilliant at both

it was neville's last match in charge as she takes a step back from the sport.n england and, you know, you wanted to go to one of your fellow coaches who you have come up with through the netball circles, you know how dedicated they are to the sport and they know the culture of english sport. i think that is really, really important for the roses. but it isn't done to us to make that decision and we know that england apple will make the best decision for this programme and we will support them 100%. danny cipriani has been left oput of england's latest training squad. the gloucester fly—half had been named in eddiejones‘ official world cup training squad at the start of the month. but his omission from the squad travelling to italy mean his chances of making the final squad forjapan are slim. there is lots more on the bbc sport website and app, including all the reaction to shane lowry‘s brilliant win at the open championship. that's all the sport for now, more in afternoon live. england's chief medical officer has warned that the uk must not be complacent in me

all the rain we've had left the 87-year-old lamar neville stuck deep in the mud yesterday afternoon.pictures of his legs show he was trapped up to his knees. neville couldn't move for an hour after he got stuck near the potomac river right near the brookmont dam inbethesda. his dogs ran away and barked for help from nearby bicyclists, who held to free him. >> and i was totally stuck in that mud. it wasn't just gentle snd and dirty sand coming down there. it was deep mud. and there i was. >> firefighters can use a device like this if you ever find yourself stuck in deep mud. theyemonstrated how taking two pipes and blowing bubbles underneath can help loosen your that.in a situation like but don't try to wiggle out of it because it will just make it worse. >> always helps to have first responder dogs. >> yeah. >> at the ready, too. couple of lassies there. >> ds came through, didn't they? a we have much more just ahead on news 4t 11:00. >> i i just --'m struggling. i'm struggling to breathe. >>> still ahead, flyer beware. a woman nearly killed by a mid-air allergy attack. >> i thought

defeat in the semi—final would be a failure, phil neville would be a failure, phil neville would say.e our very best. we have not left anything in oui’ best. we have not left anything in our dressing room and i told them that be no tears, we should be proud. we touch the hearts of the nations back home and they have left everything on the foot field so i am happy. the usa put england under pressure from the start. christen press headed the defending champions in front after nine minutes. instead of wilting in the heat, england hit back. this ellen white's six goal of the tournament. things were looking up the tournament. things were looking up that there is no keeping america quite for long. another cross, another header another goal for alex morgan. england still had plenty of fight left in them. white in the heart of it all. england were awarded a penalty and a lifeline. it was time for the captain to step up but steph houghton failed to seize the moment. a heartbreaking and to an impressive tournament. england's weight for a major trophy goes on. an impressive tournament. england's

and the specials founder member neville staple is backing it too. and neville wants the youth club to bring harmony. joanne writtle, bbc midlands today, coventry. a network described as "the linkedin for black professionals" has attracted more than 30,000 members. kite oniwinde set up the business in 2017 to help black professionals advance their careers. dougal shaw reports. this is a networking event aimed at young black professionals. there is a lot of negative stereotypes in terms of black people and crime, we arejust musicians terms of black people and crime, we are just musicians or rappers and we are just musicians or rappers and we are not doing well in the educational system. there is a lot of black talent and a lot of people doing well across the board that are not represented. this is about bringing this on one platform, so others can see as i know we exist. the black professional network has attracted more than 30,000 members. targeted at young black people, anyone can take part. the idea is to create a space that if you are black, you d

as she has been one of the stars definitely phil neville her coach keeps calling her the best player in the world at the moment and on current form it's hard to disagree with him even if she did at the press conference yesterday but megan rypien has certainly been one of the stars she's really carried the u.s. through the knockout stages so far she scored all 4 of the u.s. teams goals in the last couple of games and so she will provide the absolute toughest test the bronze could have away from those 2 though there's also ellen white's who's been england star forward of the tournament she is the joint top goalscorer at the world cup and if anybody is going to trouble that us back one you would think it's going to be her so we'll see who comes out on top of bronze and ellen white and. morgan all right a lot to look forward to tonight over a movie for us and leon thank you. now a new spider-man film is set to open at movie theaters across europe and the u.s. this weekend this time the teenage superhero takes what he hopes will be a peaceful summer vacation in 3 european cities but as ex