parris, like georgia stanway, team, like nikita parris, like georgia sta nway, who team, like nikita wanting to get out on that field without the nerves so to get out on that field without the nerves so much, whereas when i was young, you went straight into the seniors and had to deal with it, kind of thing. sol seniors and had to deal with it, kind of thing. so i think he has got strength in depth, and i'm sure he will rotate the squad during the tournament. strength and fitness as well, shelley kerr said that she has all the squad that she was using in the lead up to qualify for the world cup, and also all the friendlies, everybody was fit, she didn't have that issue, which was a clear issue in 2017. how is that advantageous? it was crucial in our squad, the players that she wanted to be here, she could select them, and i think the arrest was really unfortunate, scotland were really unfortunate, some of those key players being lost so some of those key players being lost so close to the tournament, but now she has everyone available, they have the height of their fitness level and

nikita khrushchev was waiting also, for talks to explore such issues as berlin, nuclear testing, andt you think about this meeting between the young president and khrushchev? >> well, i think it was long overdue, because the world needs peace and the world needs disarmament. >> for khrushchev, it is a chance to test the new president. on the subject of berlin, khrushchev is tough and blunt. >> khrushchev said west berlin is a bone in my throat. and we must extract it. >> berlin, of course, is divided at the end of world war ii but berlin is 110 miles inside of the east german zone. >> khrushchev is threatening to force the integration and take over west berlin. and kennedy says to him, berlin is part of our western commitment out of world war ii. don't challenge us there. >> after two days, the talks end. >> kennedy did not do well. he allowed himself to be caught in an ideological argument with khrushchev. he'd been warned against it. he did it anyways. and khrushchev bullied him and pushed him around. >> khrushchev has made the first move in the chess game. and the president knows

nikita perez stepped up but waiting for the net to ripple but carrera the argentine goalkeeper was iner life here this evening. she made a fantastic keep out paris and really she had stemmed the tide all the way through until midway to the second half when jodie taylor came to the rescue for england after a really slick move from fran kirby and beth mead on the left—hand side. that goal ended a 14 month goal drought for taylor. she was very relieved at the final whistle as were a lot of england's staff and players because it had been such a battle this game. and speaking afterwards to us she said it was a relief to get the job done. patients was key. he sit all weekend before the game and through qualifying we have had a lot of experience will beget frustrated and did not play our best football but today, we had that patients and we we re today, we had that patients and we were encouraging and had the quality and eventually it paid off. england are through to the last 16 but they'll want to make it three wins in a row and make sure they win the group on wednesday? definitely. the mana

nikita parris, perhaps fittingly, scoring in france.irst at a world cup, and had it not been for goalkeeper lee alexander, it could have been well beyond your reach. but in a moment the mood changed, claire emslie scored. the first game is always the most difficult game, certain standards, and the players know that we have to keep meeting those standards, we cannot drop below those standards, and if we do we get second—half performances like we had. i wanted us to play like we did in the first half of the full match. we wa nt in the first half of the full match. we want to be here for the next 37 days, and to do that, every single one of us, myself included, have to keep driving standards all the time. england are tipped to wind this tournament so to run them so close especially in the second half, i didn't think we played very well in the first—half, but i will give england credit, i think they played with intensity, they put us under pressure in the right areas and they got goals. we came out in the second half and showed what we are

this handball gave england the chance to score from the penalty spot nikita paris to refer to the tomake it one nil linus's double their leave before half time when elena why pounced on a loose ball in the box and show she's got an eye for goal. gotland pulled a call back claire emslie in the 79th minute but england held out to confirm their victory. to tennis now refound out as the french open champion once again and a repeat of last year's final nadal faced off with dominic team for the title and just like last year the spaniard continued his phenomenal spell of dominance to rack up a record breaking victory. it was a quick turnaround for dominate team he only finished his mammoth 5 cent semifinal against novak djokovic on saturday then on sunday he faced the king of clay on his favorite course so it came as no surprise when rafael nadal took the opening set 63. team fought back to win the next set but nadal was back to his ruthless best after that securing a double break of serve to claim the 3rd $61.00. the 4th was just as brutal when team sent to return long on match point and 1

you used to coach nikita. tell the girls what it ta kes, coach nikita.n't know everyone, but a no jasmine allsop good luck. -- but it is now time to go tojohn in scotland. who will win? england! thank you. from one great footballing city, liverpool, to another. we are at jordan hill school with some of the pupils who are going through their early morning drills. paula thompson is the head teacher. good morning to you. let us talk about women's football, girls would all. how important is it atjordan hill?m has been a prominent part of the school for a long time. jennifer beattie played for the primary team and glasgow city. she went on to great things afterwards. as you can see behind us we have a lot of young ladies are playing football. it is pa rt of ladies are playing football. it is part of the love of the school. it is thrilling for us to see jennifer playing for the scotland team this weekend. she has done really well. 120 cups. you remember her when she was at the school. she captained an all boys team. she did. she was an inspiration to everybody

england had the luxury of nikita parris missing from the penalty spot late on as they seal their placer a second world cup in a row. colm harrison, bbc news. for me there's many more emotions, i'm heading home, heading to where i live, heading to my home stadium. super excited, we've got the prospect of playing one of the biggest teams in the world in either france or the usa. both are unbelievable sides. it's going to be a game where we need to raise our level again, but i'm so excited. the game couldn't have gone any better today than it did for us. england will now play the winner of friday's quarter—final between the host nation france and the defending champions usa, who meet in paris. the americans beat spain 2—1 in the last 16, and both their goals were penalties, scored by megan rapinoe. she's been in the news this week saying she wouldn't attend the white house should her side win the tournament, with president donald trump using social media to vent his displeasure, but has it affected things? we all support megan. she knows that, she knows we have each other‘s banks in there

with a $21.00 win over old rivals scotland on board entering into chances wolf in the penalty area nikita harris converse to break it was no england double but in the 400 time when adam white's pounced on the ball in the box scotland got a goal back from class emsley in 79 when it england held out for the way. meanwhile australia and italy kicked off their women's world cup campaign with a thrilling groups a clash the game's all square at one all got into the last minute of injury time and it's really struck a dagger into a strained hot spell barbara hour but i'm saying this was her 2nd goal to seal the game 21 the final score. hundreds of people gathered in the french region of normandy on sunday for a final tribute to the soldiers of d.-day as a week of commemorations marking the 75th anniversary of the operation came to an end but a 1000 paratroopers from across europe and the u.s. reinette jumps of a normandy on the 6th of june 1944 morning allied to paratroopers and dropped behind enemy lines to disrupt not to defenses and supply lines they marked the start of the allied invasion and

perhaps fittingly, nikita parris capitalising in paris.een further ahead either time the ball eventually fell for ellen white. the finis was perfect. —— finish. both sides have plenty on which to build. many people had predicted australia could go all the way at this world cup. they took the lead in their opening match against italy at the second attempt from sam kerr. italy we re second attempt from sam kerr. italy were at the finals of the first time in 20 year. they made an immediate impact. barbara bonansea equalising in the second half before five minutes into added time, she found a way through again. wild celebrations, huge surprise, well deserved. no such drama for brazil. a comfortable victory in their opening match against jamaica. striker christiane at 3a, becoming the oldest person to score a hat—trick at a world cup. a flying start for brazil in group c. four more teams enter the fray on monday. argentina face japan in group d. that's the england/scotland group. and we've also got the first match in group e — between canada an

england have taken the lead from the penalty spot, nikita parris with the goal.nn are the favourites to win but it should be a close match. a little earlier, our sports reporterjane dougall spoke to the sports minster mims davies — and she spoke about the significance of the women's world cup. this is really exciting, this is a huge game for scotland and england when it comes to the power of participation — the ability to showcase a huge amount of talent that we've got there. and in fact, i think the women are going to have an incredible chance to really show that this game is really, really equal. and as we head into 2021, we are working with the fa to make sure eve ryo ne are working with the fa to make sure everyone gets a chance to play football. when it comes to playing any kind of sport coming from teenage years, there's a gap, and we wa nt to teenage years, there's a gap, and we want to address that. if this tournament is to inspire young girls tournament is to inspire young girls to play football, how can they do that when more than 700 pitches up and sol

they were shot here nikita us in 1980 with. it's a film about an eccentric european businessman obsessed with bringing opera to the amazon played by maverick german actor klaus kinski. today a ketosis home to people who have built an entire city in the middle of the jungle . into nearly half a 1000000 people with no roads connecting it to the outside world. ito says residents are proud of the bustling market square on the show all of the largest river on the planet. is the government's controversial plans go ahead ito's will continue to grow and become the main trading hub between brazil and peru either ovi a project is set to create a new commercial corridor or linking the atlantic with the pacific for china and other global players that's an appealing prospect the fight for the future of the amazon continues for now over captain perez knows for certain is that he will set off again in a few days time with a ship loaded with cargo passengers and stores without it and we're just regular people going about our work. as soon as o

nikita paris wrote...when you get inspired by the lionesses." who will england play next? you can follow france against the usa across the bbc tonight. it's live on bbc one, as well as radio 5 live, and all your devices. and of course england's win is all over the back pages. the mirror headline is "roaring success" — "threesy does it," they say, with a great goal celebration shot. the times goes with one word — "magnifique" — and a picture of the aftermath of lucy bronze's goal. and the sun lead with "bronze is pure gold." and they also report on england cricketerjohnny bairstow, hitting out at critics, saying "you lot want us to fail". and that relates to england's performance at the cricket world cup, of course — they went in as favourites, but they've lost three of their seven matches so far. one of the critics is michael vaughan, who's responded to bairstow, on social media, saying "negative, pathetic mindset. it is not the media's fault you have lost three games." that's a row, that's bound to contin

a penalty for nikita parris and england fans waited for the net to ripple, but correa kept up the resistanceall. minutes later correa was at it again. the keeper saves it again. eventually she could hold back the tide no longer as england were just too quick and too slick. in the end it was simple forjodie taylor. the floodgates failed to open, but one goal was enough for phil neville's side. england are through to the knockout stages and they've been made to do it the hard way. their resilience, their resistance is broken. in rennes, scotland faced one of the world cup‘s blue riband teams, japan. the 2011 champions made a stuttering start to the tournament but they quickly found their stride here. 1—0,japan. playing in your first world cup has to be nerve—racking, but this was not pretty in pink. japan's young side should have been further ahead by the time rachel causey got caught out here. penalty, said the referee, and so she picked yourself up to do the rest. the game could have been further from their reach, but from the fingertips of lee alexander, and when lana collins finally gave s

and perhaps fittingly, nikita paris capitalising on front.ball eventually fell for ellen white. no second look needed this time, the finish was perfect. this was gotten's first ever game at a world cup and had it not been for the goalkeeper it could have been well beyond their reach. but ina have been well beyond their reach. but in a moment, the mood changed. claire ensley, 2—1, and some reward, it was not enough in scotland but both sites have plenty on which to build. earlier, italy produced the first shock of the tournament. they came from behind to beat australia in the opening match of group c, barbara bonansea's strike in the 95th minute sealing a 2—1win. it will come as great disppointment to the matilda fans who have high hopes for the team, according to football journalist louise taffa. and this free kick rounded off a hat—trick for cristiane as brazil beat world cup debutants jamaica 3—0 in the other group c match. the result puts them top of the group, level on points with italy. the final of the nations league is taking place in

at the women's football world cup — england are looking to book their place in the last 16 nikita parisots— one tojapan, and the days earlier game, scott lots— one to japan, and italy beatjamaica five — zero to make it into the last i6. having ended the season by winning the europa league title. maurizio sarri is set to leave chelsea afterjust one year. an agreement with juventus was reportedly reached late last night with a compensation fee in excess of five million pounds likely to be paid by the italian champions. derby county boss frank lampard, is the favourite to take over at stamford bridge. ican i can see frank managing chelsea football club. at some stage in his career. and i think, you know, i don't believe that you are too young, or it's too early. it may be the right time for him. ijust young, or it's too early. it may be the right time for him. i just feel that chelsea at the moment, at this moment in time, there is a bit of a crossroads with what's going on off the pitch, and on the pitch. hazard is gone, if the transfer embargo is therefore two windows, it's going to bea

nikita parris had a chance to break through from the spot, but vanina correa was more than a match.gland looked to be in for a night of frustration, jodie taylor came to the rescue. this her first goal in 14 months. as a striker, timing is everything. the floodgates failed to open, but one goal was enough. england are through to the knockout stages with a game to spare, but not without a struggle. as for scotland, they came into their first world cup knowing points would be hard to come by. in red, scotland faced one of the blue—ribbon teams, japan. the 2011 champions made a stuttering start to the tournament, but they quickly found their stride here. playing in your first world cup has to be nerve—wracking, but this was not pretty in pink. penalty, said the referee, and sugasawa picked herself up to do the rest. and, when lana clelland finally gave scotland some hope, it was all too late. having fought their way to france, they now need a win in their final game if they are to have any chance of staying. england's justin rose is still very much in contention at the us open, but tra

ellen white added to an earlier nikita parris penalty to put england two up, before claire emslie pulled goncalo guedes scored the game's only goal, as portugal beat netherlands to claim the inaugural uefa nations league title, while in guimaraes, england beat switzerland on penalties to win the third place match. lewis hamilton now holds a 29—point lead in the formula one drivers championship, after sebastian vettel lost victory in the canadian grand prix due to dangerous driving. despite finishing first, the ferrari driver was penalised five seconds by stewards after running wide at turn three, and pushed world champion hamilton wide as he rejoined the track, meaning it is a fifth win for hamilton in seven races. on monday, south africa go in search of their first win at the cricket world cup, when they take on the west indies in southampton. the proteas have lost to england, bangladesh and india, which puts them bottom of the table, along with afghanistan, while west indies have won one and lost one. there are two matches at the women's football world cup on monday. in group e, canada

nikita parris had a chance to break through from the spot, but her opposition was more than a match.per typified their resilience. just as england look to be inforan resilience. just as england look to be in for an night of frustration, jodie taylor came to the rescue. this her first jodie taylor came to the rescue. this herfirst goal jodie taylor came to the rescue. this her first goal in 14 months. jodie taylor came to the rescue. this herfirst goal in 14 months. as a striker, timing is everything. the floodgates failed to open, but one goal was enough. so england are through to the knockout stages with a game to spare, but not without a struggle here. as for scotland, they came into their first world cup knowing points would be hard to come by. scotland faced one of the world cup because my blue ribbon teams, japan. the 2011 champions made a stuttering start to the tournament, but they quickly found their stride here. playing in yourfirst but they quickly found their stride here. playing in your first world cup has to be nerve—racking, but this was not pretty in pink. penalty, sai

this was a display of brilliant efficiency, engineered by nikita parris and finished by white.o their ears. this was meant to be england's biggest test at the tournament and they were passing with flying colours. lucy lu cy bro nze lucy bronze showing why her manager calls her the world's best. hands up if you enjoyed that one? england weren't perfect but when norway threatened, steph houghton was there an england's captain was having an impact at both ends, winning a penalty but there was no final flourish. it didn't matter. commentator: and england are through to the semi—final. still a statement performance from england. yet again they're through to the semifinals and looking more together than ever. we expected nothing else really, and that's not being arrogant, that's the level of performance we've been showing. played five, won five, four clea n showing. played five, won five, four clean sheets. where having the time of our lives, we keep saying it, people ask if we are lying, i keep saying it, look at the spirit of the team. edge should have been four or five but steph‘s

nikita parris will wear the number seven shirt. the profile of the players has never been higher.their own daily show. this team is one of the best funded in the world. last year, the fa invested nearly £18 million in women's football. it's money that their next opponents, argentina, can only dream of. sat here in this position of being, you know, a humble lioness, you really, really appreciate the work that they've done for us. just them being at a world cup, hopefully, opens argentina's fa's eyes a little bit and allow them to you know, fall in love with the women's game, like our fa has. what a result for argentina! argentina have already made history in france, after they picked up theirfirst—ever world cup point against the 2011 champions, japan. in many ways, argentina are here in spite of their federation, rather than because of them. they qualified for this world cup despite a two—year hiatus during which time they played no matches, had no coach, and fell out of the world rankings altogether. for these players, their whole careers have been about overcoming adversity. tra

he has bought nikita paris in. tony duggan remains from the japan game.high injury. there has been some criticism that england perhaps have not played to their potential but this is a strong side and a statement that phil neville is making, setting them out against cameroon. at this stage, i don't think you can take any risks. it is worth saying that it is externally hot here in valenciennes. 30 degrees. walking around here, believe me, carrying equipment and walking upstairs on the way to get to the stadium, we are dripping in sweat. very hot, i would imagine the conditions will be fairly unbearable for the players. it is something they will have to get used to. phil neville has said we are at their fattest that they are ever been. so obviously it —— at their fittest. conditions will be difficult, but they willjust have to cope with it. and hopefully it won't be a factor. hopefully it won't affect players. not long until kick—off. hopefully it won't affect players. not long until kick-off. we will have more from jane as we bring you that result later on.

england had the luxury of nikita parris missing from the penalty spot late on, as they sealed their placebbc news. hello there. thursday was a warm and a sunny day for most of us away from the east coast. but for scotland, wales, northern ireland, you saw your warmest day of the year so far. and today's looking pretty similar — another dry and sunny one with the highest temperatures across the west. that's because we've got high pressure across the country drawing up this hot air from france across western areas. but for the east, you'll notice the yellow colourss there, that's because we've still got more of an onshore breeze, but not as windy as it was on thursday either. we've got a bit of a grey start across the east of the country, that cloud will burn back to the coast and most places will be dry and sunny. and the sun will have strength to it. very high uv levels across most of the country, but especially across england and wales. and temperatures — east—west divide. it's going to be hot across western scotland. we could see one or two places reaching 30 degrees across the west, bu

i don't want to see the next generation who grew up in san francisco like nikita and i, where our friendsly cannot afford to live here anymore. this program, yes, it is important, but housing and making sure that people have the dignity of a safe, affordable place to call home is equally important, and i'm committed to making sure that as we expand programs like downtown streets and we continue to clean up our safety, we also have places for people who work in our city to afford to live here, too. that is a critical part of making sure that we are really a diversity. that we invest in the people of san francisco, so i am just excited to be here today, and to say thank you to fill ginsburg with recreation and park, to the fix-it team, to do the department of public works, to all of the volunteers and community members, and i will say that d.p.w. and the downtown streets team, they can't do it alone. it is all of our responsibility to take care of our city. so let's roll up our sleeves, let's get to work, let's make san francisco a more green and clean city, more than anyplace else in the r

nikita paris wrote... toni duggan says... and even the spice girls got involved.in with. theresa may will demand justice for the victims of the salisbury nerve agent attack when she meets vladimir putin at the g20 summit injapan in the next few hours. in an interview with the financial times this morning, the russian president has downplayed the poisoning, and said he believed the uk was interested in fully restoring relations with the kremlin. mrs may has been speaking to our deputy political editorjohn pienaar. well, let's be clear. the use of a nerve agent, a chemical weapon, on the streets of salisbury was a despicable and irresponsible act. we saw an innocent british citizen die as a result of the use of this nerve agent. we've been clear. we've set out the evidence. charges have been laid against two russian individuals. i want to see those individuals brought tojustice. russia does not allow the extradition of its nationals, but european arrest warrants are out for those two individuals, and if they set foot outside russia, we will be making every effort to

england took the lead, thanks to a nikita parris penalty, only with the help of var though.hite made it two just before half time with a fantastic strike. white has scored in each of her last three appearances for england against scotland. these are live pictures from nice. it's on bbc1 right now. england have won 22 of the previous 25 meetings between the sides. the lionnesses came third at the 2015 world cup in canada. scotland are playing in their first tournament. we've had two results in group c. there was a straightforward 3—0 win for brazil, against world cup debutants jamaica. brazil's 34—year—old forward has become the oldest person to score a hat—trick in either the men's or women's world cup. brazil were without marta, the leading scorer amongst those three goals, there was also a brazilian penalty saved by jamaican goalkeeper sydney schneider. it's the first treble by a brazilian woman at a world cup in 20 years. there was an upset in valenciennes, as italy came from behind to beat australia. the matildas took the lead through their captain and star player sam ke

that linkup play between nikita parris and lucy bronze has been world class and lucy bronze has been something to watch out for. beth mead down the left—hand side has also been amazing and we have a young keira walsh who has been the pivotal player in front of the back four for england been the pivotal player in front of the back fourfor england in midfield. the girls have not really admittedly got going to full throttle yet so if you're watching tonight, i'd like to see them stamp their authority on this, go full out and get lots of goals tonight. good luck to the lionesses. in the men's game.. after being booed during their opening two matches of the copa america, brazil responded in style against peru. the hosts and eight—time champions won 5—0 in sao paulo. but have a look at this. liverpool's roberto firmino scoring this bizzare goal, capitalising on the goalkeeper‘s error before providing a "no—look" finish. let's have a look at that finish again. that is spicy, showboating, isn't it? chelsea's willian was also on the score sheet to see brazil top their group and advance to the

nikita paris assisting ellen white who will score 2-0. at that point 3-0.ner of tamara's match between the united states and france in the semi finals. and with regard to the match tomorrow. team usa up against it. get this, if you are thinking they are going to walk away with it against france, think again. in the last three matches france has beaten the usa twice and tied once. so it is going to be a little tougher than you think. their captain is having an outstanding tournament she is from redding, california. she has three goals. and then alex morgan probably the two best players on the team and she talks about women's soccer advancement in the recent past. >> from everywhere four years ago and from where france was four years ago i think both of us are a much stronger team. the women's game in general has grown tremendously and i think it is going to be a great stage for both teams lot of pressure and a lot of eye on them to really go out and perform and enjoy themselves. >> tomorrow team usa against france, that should be a great match. meanwhile, yo

nikita parris was fast with england's first goal.ket sales, attendance in nice was a modest 13,000. soon, they were back on their feet. no 13,000. soon, they were back on theirfeet. no keeping away 13,000. soon, they were back on their feet. no keeping away ellen white for long. they had room to improve, scotland, and they had england scrambling. 6—0 in 2017, this year's finished 21. ——2— one. they are seeing as contenders for the whole tournament, england. they knew they had to deliver here in nice and they've done that. a side of scotland's continuing development that they ran as close as they did. world cup ‘s are all about building momentum. england leave with the results they wanted while scotland have a performance to give them hope. we will start by analysing england's performance. rachel, coming to you first of all, are you irish? are you neutral? definitely not neutral. i'm a big, big lioness's fan. is a win and probably not the best performance you would wa nt to not the best performance you would want to see from them. it

lucy bronze, nikita paris, names that the next generation will grow up knowing.sting when you see discussions on lucy bronze and you will see people with a casual interest in women's football who are starting to get more engaged there and she is the best full—back in the world. that is starting to hit home with people. a photo with jill scott.|j starting to hit home with people. a photo with jill scott. i wasjust reading about that. at wimbledon in 2015. sorry, rachel. that has been the motive for women's football. jill scott is delighted to meet david beckham. she can go beyond him and wina david beckham. she can go beyond him and win a world cup. she has the opportunity. david beckham was there at the game against norway. he wants to associate himself with that kind of success which is fantastic. wouldn't it be wonderful if they can win? it is a source of slight frustration to me. we have brilliant female sports stars and every year before wimbledon they always seem to before wimbledon they always seem to be dressed up and shown in a slightly different light in

nikita parris had a chance to break through from the spot, but vanina correa was more than a match. taylor came to the rescue. this her first goal in 1a months. as a striker, timing is everything. the floodgates failed to open, but one goal was enough. england are through to the knockout stages with a game to spare, but not without a struggle. as for scotland, they came into their first world cup knowing points would be hard to come by. in red, scotland faced one of the blue—ribbon teams, japan. the 2011 champions made a stuttering start to the tournament, but they quickly found their stride here. playing in your first world cup has to be nerve—wracking, but this was not pretty in pink. penalty, said the referee, and sugasawa picked herself up to do the rest. and, when lana clelland finally gave scotland some hope, it was all too late. having fought their way to france, they now need a win in their final game if they are to have any chance of staying. joe root starred with both the bat and ball as england eased past the west indies at the cricket world cup. root took two catches off

and nikita parris, who was on the pitch of course, she said...this evening it is sweden against canada on the red button and there is commentary on radio 5 live. andy murray‘s comeback ended in perfect style with a victory at queens yesterday. he and feliciano lopez won their match on a championship tie—break in the deciding set to win the doubles. it is only five months since murray had hip surgery that saved his career. it has been brilliant, i really enjoyed it. i felt very relaxed at the beginning of the week and as it went on, i was getting more nervous! my competitive instincts were kicking in with each match. but it was brilliant, it might hip felt great, no pain. world champion lewis hamilton is enjoying his best ever start to a formula 1 season after winning the french grand prix. he finished ahead of team—mate valtteri bottas. mercedes have won every race this season and hamilton has won six of the eight grands prix so far. we will bring you right up to date with everything at 6:30pm on bbc news but for now, thatis at 6:30pm on bbc news

indication of how the country seems to be getting behind the women's world cup, a great picture of nikitas the two games. jordan pickford always seems to score penalties in practice. and phil neville says his team dropped standards against scotland. more from pickford in the expressing he was a bit nervous about taking his spot kick but not about saving them. rory macro has claimed his 16th pga tour title with victory at the canadian open in ontario, he shot nine under par 61 to finish the tournament on an impressive 22 run just four days before the start of the season's that major. graeme mcd owell the season's that major. graeme mcdowell has also qualified for the open with a superb 30 foot putt which saw him finish ten under. ferrari have appealed the result of the canadian grand prix after sebastian vettel finished first but was penalised for an infringement early in the race. sebastian vettel and lewis hamilton were in close company for much of the race in montreal before this mistake from sebastian vettel nearly put the britain into the wall. the ferrari driver was handed a five sec

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nikita parris scored from the spot on her world cup debut. places lower, grabbed a consolation goal through claire emslie to make the game closer than many expected. we have got a long way to go to start talking about winning a world cup. but we have said is we are going to give it our best shot, if we play to our full potential and show the spirit and togetherness, the 2015 team, the team that is played with me, we have a great chance of progressing in the tournament but it is the first game, a lwa ys tournament but it is the first game, always the hardest one, the nerves and expectation. the referees, the officials have got a very difficult the job, so what i wa nt a very difficult the job, so what i want to do right now is applied to the players for the second half 00:04:35,269 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 performance and we need to the west indies and south africa players off after just 45 deliveries in southampton. the windies won the toss and decided to bowl. it looked like a shrewd decision when sheldon cottrell removed hashim amla forjust

nikita parris powered home from the spot.he sides met. the world cup debutants grabbed a consolation through claire emslie to make the game a lot closer than many predicted. we have got a long way to go to start talking about winning a world cup. we have said in the last week that we are going to give it our best shot. if we play to our full potential, and we show the spirit and togetherness, like i said yesterday that the 2015 team, then we have a great chance of progressing in the tournament. the first game is always the hardest, the nerves, detention, the expectation... the referees and the officials have a very difficult job. what i want to do right now is applauding the players for their second—half applauding the players for their second— half performance. we applauding the players for their second—half performance. we need to dissect our performance. we came into this tournament for first time and we know it has two when a game, it does not have to be the first game. we will recover and be ready to go again. england ha