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a bit of a dodgy start, being a sheffield united fan i am used to dodgy— sheffield united fan i am usedal, some of those goals, if that was rinaldo— some of those goals, if that was rinaldo that scored a back heeled it would _ rinaldo that scored a back heeled it would have it on every front page in the world _ would have it on every front page in the world. getting it right. and justin have _ the world. getting it right. and justin have a — the world. getting it right. fific justin have a little look the world. getting it right. fific justin have a little look at the crowd at the. we've got an hour and 45 minutes to go but everybody is hoping for the outcome, aren't they? the outcome that is going to finally get england to bring home further first time in a very time indeed. thank you very much. looks like the sun is shining on you in sheffield, just like it is here in wembley. a few hours ago there was a steady trickle of those early arrivals coming to the stadium. now, if we look along wembley way it is a real wave of people. this is what 87,000 people looks like. our sports reporter a

natalie pirks, bbc news, sheffield.evision audience of 9.3 million on bbc one with a further 2 million streaming online and it goes to show the swell of support around the nation for this team and how their performance at this home euros has captured the imagination of many. thejubilant captured the imagination of many. the jubilant scenes women's football craved. across the country from trafalgar square to pubs in bristol millions of fans roared in support of the lionesses as they swept sweden aside. for the home fans packed in the stands at sheffield their unbridled joy was epitomised by a child as from manchester who celebrated like her idol is on the pitch. celebrated like her idol is on the itch. ,., celebrated like her idol is on the itch, , ., ., , celebrated like her idol is on the itch. ,., ., , .,, pitch. going through my mind was when i'm older i _ pitch. going through my mind was when i'm older i want _ pitch. going through my mind was when i'm older i want to _ pitch. going through my mind was when i'm olde

host will attempt to reach their 3rd european championship final in front of a sold out crowd in sheffield. ah, i've been fossil and welcome. the european union has agreed to cut back on natural gas at an emergency meeting in brussels. russia is slashing deliveries. moscow saying it needs to carry out maintenance work on a key pipeline and that a complete stoppage is not on the cards. you officials don't believe either statement. member states reaching a deal to voluntarily reduce gas consumption by 15 percent from next month. as europe's energy ministers met in brussels on tuesday, the urgency of the challenge they faced had become increasingly obvious. russia's announcement this week that it would cut supply of natural gas through its main pipeline to germany, to just a 5th of capacity meant a bad situation. had become even more dire. a collective agreement to reduce gas consumption has been long needed, but brussels initial demand for a mandatory 15 percent caught had caused uproar last week. as a result, the text agreed by the member states has multiple compromises. dairies no other op

smith center, they've been supporting the community of sheffield since 1922. when the smith family gave their home to the women's society of christian service. since then the home has served as an orphanage, a daycare/preschool and as a personal care home for adults with intellectual or physical impairments as well as the older adults. the center is a staple of the sheffield community as it continues to provide support and assistance to those who need care beyond the base he can necessities of -- basic necessities of food and shelter. as a nonprofit organization, they are able to support those who cannot afford the cost of care through donations by individuals, churches and state grants. madam speaker, the ruth m. smith center is a testament to the power of community groups who uplift those most in need. it's a privilege to congratulate them on their continued service to sheffield, pennsylvania. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? for

sheffield jr. was struck by the quiet courage with which these afflicted roosevelts went about dealing with their ailments. quote you felt such gallantry in all of them remarked a family friend. who was there also such humor such complete elimination of any problem about bodies. now i want to tell you about a little bit about bammy's last last year's and then we'll go into corinne for a few minutes. um, it was to eddie by franklin called her too. and two old gate rather than any other home that franklin first chose to come in his wheelchair. when he emerged from home after he decided with eleanor and lewis howe the polio would not blight his political career. franklin's mother cousin sally was with bammy at old gate only nine days before bami died in august of 1931 at the age of 76. her pain was great. but she petted cousin sally's hand and said firmly to shut off the flow of sympathy. never mind. it's all right. these were the last words from bammy anyone remembered before she went into a coma. ou

i am in the fan zone here in sheffield. this game has just finished.the fan zone in sheffield. i've got some i want to introduce you to. now, girls, ispoke to some of the earlier. one of you said it was going to be 4—0. what is your name? willow. willow, so you said it was going to be 4—0. it is 4-0. how do you think the game went? what do you think, how are you feeling? i think the game was amazing. i really enjoyed it. what about you ? how did you find the game? good. and where you happy with 4—0? was that enough? would you have preferred a few more goals? 4-0 is ok. who is your favourite player? who do you think deserves women of the match? i think they all did good. they all did good. i a very good answer. and what about you? i think they all that good. they all smashed it, and hopefully we will be able to snatch the finals. that's the next question, of course, because i couldn't speak to you about the final earlier. it's going to be germany or france. who do you want to play? does it matter, briefly? france. france, and you think we can beat them

i did no to one thursday night, in sheffield? i did go to one of _ thursday night, in sheffield?in the group stages. and how was it? it was incredible, i'm _ in the group stages. and how was it? it was incredible, i'm not _ in the group stages. and how was it? it was incredible, i'm not a _ it was incredible, i'm not a football— it was incredible, i'm not a football expert, i'm sure my analysis— football expert, i'm sure my analysis coming up will show that. but so _ analysis coming up will show that. but so many semi girls, i've never had to— but so many semi girls, i've never had to lou — but so many semi girls, i've never had to lou at _ but so many semi girls, i've never had to lou at the women's stadium, the men's was empty and the women's was going _ the men's was empty and the women's was going all around the stadium. it was going all around the stadium. it was a _ was going all around the stadium. it was a brilliant match, england played — was a brilliant match, england played the best players and a 15—0, northem— played the best players and a 15—0, northern ireland obvio

our sports reporter dan whitworth is in sheffield in the north of england, where the match was playedt a mile down the road, 30,000 fans have been sharing on the lionesses there and it up to 5000 fans here in the fan zone in sheffield, i've got some i want to introduce you to. now girls, spoke to some of you earlier, one of you said it was going to be 4—0. who was this? your name? be 4-0. who was this? your name? ~ ., be 4-0. who was this? your name?- you - be 4-0. who was this? your name?- you said i be 4-0. who was this? your name?- you said it . be 4-0. who was this? your l name?- you said it was name? willow. you said it was auoin to name? willow. you said it was going to be — name? willow. you said it was going to be 4-0. _ name? willow. you said it was going to be 4-0, how - name? willow. you said it was going to be 4-0, how do i name? willow. you said it was going to be 4-0, how do you l going to be 4—0, how do you think the game went, how are you feeling? i think the game went, how are you feeling?— you feeling? i think the game was amazing. _ you feeling? i think the game was

natalie pirks, bbc news, sheffield., and 'ust can't wait for the final now._ for the final now. honestly my eyes have always — for the final now. honestly my eyes have always been _ for the final now. honestly my eyes have always been on _ for the final now. honestly my eyes have always been on the _ for the final now. honestly my eyes have always been on the trophy - for the final now. honestly my eyes. have always been on the trophy from the very— have always been on the trophy from the very beginning. i've always had to take _ the very beginning. i've always had to take each game as it comes. but i don't think— to take each game as it comes. but i don't think i'll be truly happy unless— don't think i'll be truly happy unless we get our hands on that trophy— unless we get our hands on that trophy over the weekend. the finally at wembley on _ trophy over the weekend. the finally at wembley on sunday. _ trophy over the weekend. the finally at wembley on sunday. -- _ trophy over the weekend. the finally at wembley on sun

natalie pirks, bbc news, sheffield. it's crazy, i think. won stage three of the inaugural tour de france femmes, from reims to epernay. the dane crashed yesterday and lost almost two minutes to race leader marianne vos, but she came back strongly over the 83—mile stage this afternoon in the french champagne region, surging in the final climb to take the stage by two seconds. that moved her up into the top ten — second place enough for vos to retain the overall lead. the commonwealth games get under way on thursday in birmingham. diverjack laugher and weightlifter emily campbell have been announced as england's flag—bearers. campbell won bronze at the last commonwealth games in 2018, before becoming the first woman to win an olympic weightlifting medalfor team gb, with silver at tokyo 2020. while diver laugher has five commonwealth gold medals, along with an olympic gold from rio in 2016. it's so hard to make these games, and to represent your country is always an honour. but to carry the flag and lead a team out, you know, i don't think wor

almost england, sweden, in front of the full house in sheffield. the controversy has struck again jude to the lack of video, assistant referee cameras at the tournament. england, all the slight favorites to win tuesday semi final against sweden in beth made they have the tournament top scorer and coached athena, vic mon, one the euros with her native netherlands last time out in 2017. so far this squad has managed to juggle the expectation and pressure that comes with being hosts and speaks not especially lose thought we raised in the atmosphere in some of that so far has been outstanding. the support when people become watching at home and the messages up against sunny and they not sound in my seat grateful for that ball . i think it shows the growth of the game, the direction that way. one is continuing. the tournament has shown a boost in the popularity of the women's game and the sell out crowd is expected in sheffield. however, semi finalists sweden have had several video, assistant referee decisions go against them. and now reports have emerg

final will be played on tuesday evening. hosts england, faith sweden in front of a full house in sheffield. but controversy has struck again due to the lack of video assistant referee cameras at the time it england of a slight favorites to wind tuesday semi final against sweden. in beth made, they have the tournament top scorer and coach that in a vague man, one the euros with her native netherlands last time out in 2017. so far this squad has managed to juggle the expectation and pressure that comes with being hosts and speaks not potentially lose thought will embrace. and then the atmosphere in something that so far has been outstanding for support, where the people becoming watching at home and the messages up again sunday and they're not sound in their seat. we're grateful for that, but i think it shows the growth the gave the direction that way. one is continuing . the tournament has shown a boost in the popularity of the women's game and the sell out crowd is expected in sheffield. however, semi finalists sweden have had several video, assistant referee decisions go against them. and

natalie pirks, bbc news, sheffield. like. yes, apologies for my voice because i'm still trying to get it back after last night but it was absolutely incredible. i have been following a lot of the games throughout the tournament and i've been trying to count them but i think last night was my 1ath euros game of this tournament and i have loved every minute of it, but my goodness, these england fans got behind england. it was incredible last night, the atmosphere was unbelievable. i didn't think it could get better than brighton for the spain game last week but they managed to do it, it was amazing. katie, i assume you are watching on tv. what did you enjoy the most? russo's kick was so cheeky and audacious — russo's kick was so cheeky and audacious and it really sums up where — audacious and it really sums up where england are in this tournament and to— where england are in this tournament and to be _ where england are in this tournament and to be enjoying it so much and to be so _ and to be enjoying it so much and to be

semi final will be played on tuesday evening. hosts england face sweden in front of a full house in sheffield. the controversy has struck again due to the lack of video, assistant referee cameras at the tournament. england, all the slight favorites to win choose de semi final against sweden in beth mead. they have the tournament top scorer and coach that in a vic mon, one, the euros with her native netherlands last time out in 2017. so far this squad has managed to juggle the expectation and pressure that comes with being hosts, seats, especially those thought we raised in the atmosphere and sounded so far has been outstanding for support when the people been coming, watching at home. and the message is up again, sent in, and they're not sound in where see the grateful for that. but i think it shows the growth as a gave the direction that way. why is continuing the tournament has shown a boost in the popularity of the women's game and the sell out trout is expected in sheffield. however, semi finalists sweden have had several video, assistant referee decisions go against them. and now reports

natalie pirks, bbc news, sheffield.e, with a further two million in streams online. it goes to show the swell of support around the nation for this team and how their performance at this home euros has really captured the imaginations of many. the jubilant scenes that women's football craved. across the country, from trafalgar square to pubs in bristol, millions of fans roared in support of the lionesses as they swept sweden aside. for the home fans packed at the stands in sheffield, their unbridled joy was epitomised by eight—year—old tess from manchester, who celebrated like her idols on the pitch. going through my mind was, because, when i'm older i want to be a footballer, so i was looking at how they were celebrating and thinking of how i was going to celebrate. with only 63% of schools currently offering girls football in pe lessons, a former england legend gave an impassioned plea that this tournament can be a catalyst for change. we need to make sure something happens off the back of these girls and what they're

in sheffield, forward beth made scored her 6th goal of the tournament. giving her the joint most goals in a single euros, england will play either germany or france who face off on wednesday. and before we go, archaeologists in israel have been showing off her rare and recently discovered roman era coin thought to be more than a 1800 years old. the coin bears the image of the zodiac sign cancer behind a depiction of the moon goddess luna. it was meant it in the egyptian city of alexandria, the bronze coin was discovered of the coast of haifa and is the only one of its kind ever found in israel. you're watching the w news. here's a reminder of the top story we are following for you. russian energy company gas promo, has reduced gas supplies through the north stream pipeline. germany's gas network operate to confirm that flows 2 drops to just 20 percent of their normal volumes on wednesday morning. germany's cabinet is meeting to discuss the editing crisis. that's it from a me and the news team for now don't go away. the w business is up next with daniel w

so game in sheffield, forward beth meet scored her 6th goal of the torment given her the joint. most goal to a single euros and england will play either if germany or france will face off on wednesday, set you up to date more world news at the top of the hour of next on d, w. janelle dula, as your business update. have a good aah! i am the guy here in iowa, sexual assault survivor stem to step and say the truth. her women in asia are bad. every theme is inexcusable. nothing can stop me. that is out with women into this week. what secrets? why behind these walls, discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d w world heritage 360. get out now. ah . e u countries agreed to save energy together. as russia continues to squeeze supply, european union member states commit to using last gas and the hope holiday charity can help stave off a bit or winter. also on the show, the international monetary fund warns of a significantly darkening global economic outlook and in vietnam war time design is making a comeback, sustainable sandals with a sm

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they'll face each other at sheffield united's bramhall lane on tuesday night.ce on wednesday. matt graveling has been at the england team hotel in south west london. as we enter the business end of this competition, the lionesses are still very much in the hunt after a hard—fought extra time win against spain on wednesday. theyjoin the last four, with sweden, germany and france but in the last three major tournaments, it is at this stage where england left the competition. how are they feeling about tuesday's game? earlier we heard from the striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, those kind of games you've lost in those situations, you don't try to think about them. it is focusing on the game coming up. we are focusing on the semifinals first. we haven't got ahead of ourselves, we still have a really tough game with sweden, they are the highest ranked team left in the tournament. the lionesses can afford to be confident with a record—breaking group stage in which they scored 14 goals and a great win over a hard spanish side. but coach, sarina wiegman is bac

you play for sheffield united women. entered the world of women's football. what was it like then? what is it like now and what has made the difference in your opinion? the contrast is mental. when i was playing were just starting out with women's first team, it was local football grounds, you would have 30 people there, mostly parents obviously supporting. now we are packing out stadiums which is unbelievable to think how much that has grown in the last five to ten years. even in the domestic leagues, you can see more opportunities within the sport, we are playing at stadiums now for the main clubs and thatis stadiums now for the main clubs and that is amazing to see. when you compare what it was back then and where it is now the fact we are packing out stadiums on an international stage and wembley todayis international stage and wembley today is a prime example of that. do you think it isjust a case of you think it is just a case of people saying, women have a place here? what has changed it? is it the money, the medi

in sheffield, ford, beth needs scored her thanks. goal of the tournament, giving her the joint most goals in a single euros. england will play either germany or france who face off on wednesday. and for more on the women's era, semi final, i'm john barry's sports reporter. but he has blake, when he has, how did england get it done tonight? yes. so for an ill seems like a very, very easy game for english, but it was anything but that apparently in the 1st half of the game, sweden was the better team in the very 1st minute, sweden had a great chance of scoring the one goal. and then only 5 minutes later they could have put a 2nd one past england. so as we say in football, you know, if you're not efficient up front, then eventually you will regret that. and that is exactly what happened to sweden in this case. so england managed to actually sort out the defense in the 1st half. there weren't as open any more in the back half. and then in the very 1st chance that england head, this court, the one mill, and that is exactly what happens then if you don't score up front, you actually eventually

it was a cagey first - half, witnessed by fans who gathered in sheffield., athletes from the commonwealth games were among those on the edge of their seats. despite a few close calls, though... the first half ended with fans wanting england to up their game. i first half ended with fans wanting england to up their game.- first half ended with fans wanting england to up their game. i think we started off very _ england to up their game. i think we started off very good. _ england to up their game. i think we started off very good. we _ england to up their game. i think we started off very good. we need i england to up their game. i think we started off very good. we need to i started off very good. we need to try to get the goals now. i started off very good. we need to try to get the goals now.- try to get the goals now. i think the manager. — try to get the goals now. i think the manager, at— try to get the goals now. i think the manager, at half— try to get the goals now. i think the manager, at half time, will| try to get the goals now. i think i the man

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they'll face each other at sheffield united's bramhall lane on tuesday night.n wednesday. matt graveling has been at the england team hotel in south west london. as we enter the business end of this competition, the lionesses are still very much in the hunt after a hard—fought very much in the hunt after a hard —fought extra very much in the hunt after a hard—fought extra time win against spain on wednesday. theyjoined the last four, with sweden, germany and france but in the last three major tournaments, it is at this stage when england left the competition. how are they feeling about tuesday's game. earlierwe how are they feeling about tuesday's game. earlier we heard from the striker, fran kirby.— game. earlier we heard from the striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur. those _ striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, those kind _ striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, those kind of— striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, those kind of games - striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, those kind of

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sweden or belgium next next tuesday in sheffield.final is in london at brentford's community stadium. germany are playing austria. reporter is there. germany against austria, the second urals quarterfinal, the fourth and final match to take place here. they have average crowds of 16,000 for the previous three games. just below the capacity of 17,000. germany looking for a the ninth european title against the underdogs in austria. germany captain who is playing in her first 2 euros having missed the previous two for injury and she has scored in each of the three group games, she has warned her team—mates not to underestimate austria. she points out many of them are good enough to play in germany's leg. the captain who spent time on loan at tottenham last season and arsenal's penalty saving specialists manuela in the goalie. here is what both teams have been saying in the build up teams have been saying in the build up to this one. translation: just because you _ up to this one. translation: jlsif because you are the favourite does not

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natalie pirks, bbc news, sheffield.tokes, who plays in midfield for chesterfield ladies and was at the match in sheffield last night. good morning, welcome. you must have a sore throat from all the shouting last night? the a sore throat from all the shouting last niuht? ., , a sore throat from all the shouting last niuht? ., last night? the atmosphere was so electric. last night? the atmosphere was so electric my _ last night? the atmosphere was so electric. my voice _ last night? the atmosphere was so electric. my voice is _ last night? the atmosphere was so electric. my voice is not _ last night? the atmosphere was so electric. my voice is not sounding l electric. my voice is not sounding its best this morning. h0??? electric. my voice is not sounding its best this morning.— electric. my voice is not sounding its best this morning. how good were those goals? — its best this morning. how good were those goals? were _ its best this morning. how good were those goals? were you _ its best this morning. how good were those

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dan whitworth is in sheffield where the match was played. i see that you have young fans with you. they going while? >> we do have young fans with us. when the game wrapped up, they were very happy with the sco line. i will go straight to them. how did you enjoy tonight? >> it was fantastic. i loved how we kept getting scores. did you think it would be 4-0? >> >> yes. how did you find tonight? >> tonight was incredible. it was amazing. i never expected to get far. i thought it would be the last minute and we would win. but it was great. >> the semifinal is done. it will be france or germany. they play tomorrow. >> controversial. >> do you think england will beat france or germany? >> yeah. >> you have a ticket to the final. you will be there on sunday. who do you want england to face question >> i don't to get matters. he's coming home. for sure. >> fantastic. you heard it here. france or germany. their semifinalist tomorrow will find out who england is playing on sunday. good luck to the lionesses. >> i have to put you on the spot. who are england going to play? put your money whe

the research by the institute of alcohol studies and the university of sheffield found the total amountssible impact on the nhs. so, the really key question is how much the changes that we've seen in people's drinking over the last couple of years, how much they stick as the pandemic hopefully fades into the background. and because we don't know, we looked at a range of alternative scenarios, so we went from a best case, where we imagined that everyone was going to go back to their 2019 levels of drinking, and then some intermediate cases, where people keep the levels of drinking that they have had throughout the pandemic, and then gradually go back to normal, and then a worst—case scenario, where people retain their additional home drinking, because the pubs have been shut at various stages in the pandemic, and also, as the pubs have reopened, also add in some more pub drinking, so in the worst—case, drinking goes up further. and we find quite a broad spread of health outcomes from that. in the best case scenario, where everything goes back to normal as quickly as possible, we still fi

back to base and back to business for the lionesses after a triumphant night in sheffield.'s women through to their first major final in 13 years. that was the euros in 2009, where england were captained by faye white — shown here in the mask. she hailed the progress she's seen in women's football. in all those years, during my career and my former team—mates' as well, championing the game, trying to bring down barriers. it was hard, but it was definitely worth it after what we've witnessed. from trafalgar square to screens around the country, millions roared england on as they swept sweden aside. but it was the unbridled joy of one 8—year—old in the stands that really captured the nation's mood. i love how they don't just take it all for themselves, they pass all the time, they have a good mindset, and they think about what they are going to do next, they don't just take the ball and kick it somewhere. and tess is off to wembley. i think the lionesses need your support and we need to see your singing again. we'll see what the weekend. 0k, thank you, goodbye! that's ok, tha

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so england will now play sweden for a place in the final, that match is on tuesday at sheffield united'sad been amazing so far in this tournament. i know all the players, they are extremely talented players. so we are going to have to be really onyx. so now is about recovering, getting fresh again and taking them on on tuesday. cricket now. england's men thrashed south africa by 118 runs to level their one day international cricket series. with the game reduced to just 29 overs per side due to rain at old trafford, england struggled at first with the hat but liam livingstone helped lead the recovery as they set a target of 202. but south africa's run chase never got started, losing their first four wickets forjust six runs including a remakable run out by england captain jos butler. moeen ali finished the job as south africa were all out for just 83. it sets up a series decider at headingley on sunday. england's former top order batter — jonathan trott is the new head coach of afghanistan. he replaces another former england international — graham thorpe who was admitted to hospital with

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