georgia stanway georgia sta nway has georgia stanway has played for years beyond her age, she has seenn a few yellow cards in her career.— yellow cards in her career. a red card in the _ yellow cards in her career. a red card in the manchester- yellow cards in her career. a red card in the manchester derby - yellow cards in her career. a red card in the manchester derby as | card in the manchester derby as well, but that was when she was deployed a right back position, that did not suit her at all. no manchester derby for her next year. so meeting a few colleagues today for the first time. precision on the pass and not there for germany. one minute of time added on. b5 pass and not there for germany. one minute of time added on.— minute of time added on. as we thou~ht, minute of time added on. as we thought. both — minute of time added on. as we thought, both teams _ minute of time added on. as we thought, both teams had - minute of time added on. as we thought, both teams had spells| minute of time added on. as we l thought, both teams had spells in the opening few minutes where both

.- stanway - of contact... penalty! stanway settled the — of contact... penalty!d the nerves. norway had of contact... penalty! stanway - settled the nerves. norway had no time to clear their heads, such was england's castle, soon another. the offside flag was up but var knew better. they were just got started when ellen white poached the ball and in glen's third goal was imminent. you couldn't take your eyes of this, neither did beth mead. and she wasn't done. just look at their solo run.— their solo run. oh, that is sensational! _ their solo run. oh, that is sensational! the - their solo run. oh, that is sensational! the england| their solo run. oh, that is - sensational! the england fans their solo run. oh, that is _ sensational! the england fans who'd braved broken _ sensational! the england fans who'd braved broken down _ sensational! the england fans who'd braved broken down trains _ sensational! the england fans who'd braved broken down trains were - braved broken down trains were treated to a sensational six. on the south coast, norway were all at sea and

georgia stanway put in a great- georgia stanway put in a great position— georgia stanway put in a greatet again, though, they showed strength and depth and resilience, and that could prove vital in sheffield next week — their fourth consecutive major tournament semifinal. natalie pirks, bbc news, brighton. in sheffield next week it could be either sweden or belgium in the semifinals. it was the biggest domestic burglary in english legal history — a gang of thieves managed to evade 24—hour security on one of the world's most secure streets. they stole jewellery and watches valued at more than £26 million from the model and daughter of an ex—formula—1 boss, tamara ecclestone. now a new bbc documentary looks at who was behind the crime and the manhunt to catch the suspects. let's find out more from thomas mackintosh. within the space of a fortnight in december 2019, a gang of international jewellery thieves travelled to london, targeting the homes of three celebrities, and they made off with a haul worth £26 million. among the targets, a home belonging to chelsea legend frank lampard and h

this rocket from stanway gave them lift—off. oh, my word! what a screamer! we get a set—back and we come back and we do it. i'll remember today, like the other girls. we put in a massive, massive shift. yeah, there's not really much i can say apart from we're just going to enjoy this moment and then crack on. i've never been so tense in my entire life! we were literally on the edge of our seats, that was an amazing game. honestly. espania played well, but i think we came away with the win, well—deserved win. they did play well, but we proper pushed it and i couldn't be happier. it was epic! incredible, incredible. what a finish. so pleased. with a few minutes to go, you think it's all over, don't you? but no, mate, not with england. it's coming home this year. twice — once now, once in december. england had cantered through to the quarters, but at times it looked as if the joyride was coming to an end. yet again, though, they showed strength and depth and resilience, and that could prove vital in sheffield next week — their fourth consecutive major tournamen

on the wane, i think she isjust walsh and georgia stanway.inging in those very sharp crosses and she has got a very good sense of rhythm and we are to place herself on the pitch. i have to go with germany. but i think it will be a really tight match. i could see this going to extra time and maybe even penalties. we will see. we to extra time and maybe even penalties. we will see. there's little doubt that the tournament has been a success for the women's game, but what work still needs to be done? and is the gap between the best and the rest getting wider? players union fifpro says footballers need to play more matches to prevent that from happening. one really telling statistic is, you know, england, for example, played 45% more matches in the last year than in northern ireland. even in women's football amongst the best 16 teams in europe, there are still a gap- teams in europe, there are still a gap. still vastly different levels of preparedness coming into the tournament. we do need to focus on the markets that are the home base for some o

england will have been on a high after that georgia stanway l high after that georgia stanway extra timeaten in 18 games under serena, so, yes, they will be pretty confident in front of of a home crowd, so they're going to capitalise on that.- crowd, so they're going to capitalise on that. crowd, so they're going to caitalise on that. . ,, , capitalise on that. thank you very much, capitalise on that. thank you very much. rhia _ capitalise on that. thank you very much. rhia at— capitalise on that. thank you very much, rhia at the _ capitalise on that. thank you very much, rhia at the sports - capitalise on that. thank you very much, rhia at the sports village l much, rhia at the sports village tonight. staying with football — the manchester united manager erik ten hag says he's still unsure whether cristiano ronaldo will remain at the club. he's still yet to start training due to a "personal issue", but we know ronaldo does want to leave old trafford to play in the champions league. meanwhile, ten hag has reacted to sections of united fans booing defender harry maguire on the club's tour

georgia stanway was poised but va are help to overturn it.d head coach messing with covid her assistant was charged with injecting some energy and northern ireland had been defending beautifully but there was nothing they could do about this. and with beth mead closing in on the golden boot a deflection brought her fifth of the tournament. a triple substitution at half—time saw a different player on. moments later she was at it again. this deft turn was something special. an unfortunate own goal made it five a night when england sent a message that they had a team to beat. northern ireland sent their fans home. you make they played their best. sound like they'd have done so well. this is the start of something much bigger. taste well. this is the start of something much bigger-— much bigger. we are going to win! fiuures much bigger. we are going to win! figures were _ much bigger. we are going to win! figures were superb. _ much bigger. we are going to win! figures were superb. these i much bigger. we are going to win! figures were superb. th

lionesses fight back to reach the semi—finals of the euros — an extra—time time winner from georgia stanway come from behind to beat spain hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. two candidates are left in the race to replace borisjohnson, as rishi sunak and liz truss, go head to head to become the next prime minister. a key battle ground will be taxation, and in her first major broadcast interview of the race this morning, ms truss has insisted that the tax cuts she plans to introduce if she becomes prime minister would decrease inflation. mr sunak says he would wait until inflation was under control before cutting tax. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. he's the former chancellor who quit borisjohnson�*s government, arguing now restraint is what's needed to get a grip on the economy. the question now for our members is, who is the best person to defeat keir starmer and the labour party at the next election? i believe i'm the only candidate who can do that. she's the foreign secretary with a tough reputation, who reckons rapid tax cuts are the a

ella toone levelled the game in the final 10 minutes of normal time before georgia stanway�*s right footedazy day. especially today was a crazy day. came with the team late, prepared, trying to stay calm myself because you know, you want to be here but plan b is like watching it from a distance and then coming behind, it isjust a crazy distance and then coming behind, it is just a crazy day. i don't think they will forget this day anymore. the second of the quarter—finals heads out later in london with germany up against austria. eight time winners germany start as favourites and say they won't be taking their opponents lightly despite the gulf in class and the fact they've yet to concede a goal in this tournament. novak djokovic is likely to miss the us open later this year due to his vaccination status against covid—19. the 21—time grand slam champion is set to be denied entry after tournament organisers said they would respect the united states government's rules on the covid—19 vaccine. the us require non—citizens to be fully vaccinated against coronavirus to enter, meaning the three—t

i am so deliahted stanway would be good. i am so delighted that _ stanway would be good. - interested. absolutely. lovingly football. good luck for them - interested. absolutely. lovingly. football. good luck for them sunny spells _ football. good luck for them sunny spells a _ football. good luck for them sunny spells. a fine start in southern areas — spells. a fine start in southern areas today. good morning. it is a lovely— areas today. good morning. it is a lovely sunny — areas today. good morning. it is a lovely sunny start here in london. but the _ lovely sunny start here in london. but the forecast is one that shows a bit of— but the forecast is one that shows a bit of a _ but the forecast is one that shows a bit of a split— but the forecast is one that shows a bit of a split across the country today~ — bit of a split across the country today. whilst we have got the sunshine _ today. whilst we have got the sunshine in the south, across many northern— sunshine in the south, across many northern areas it is starting cloudy and damp — northern areas it is starting clo

..georgia stanway soon settled the nerves.th mead. and she wasn't done. just look at this solo run. oh, that is sensational! the england fans who'd braved broken—down trains were treated to a sensational six. on the south coast, norway were all at sea, and in the second half, their defence continued to melt like butter in the heat. russo! and when mead turned hat—trick heroine, england became record—brea kers. the rebound is in! eight for the a team, she loves it when a plan comes together. earlier though, northern ireland's plan was unravelling. a dominant performance saw austria wrap up a 2—0 win. that ended the dreams of the green and white army. they face a swaggering england on friday. natalie pirks, bbc news, brighton. the bbc understands england's top goal—scorer and former manchester united forward wayne rooney has agreed terms to become the manager of major league soccer side dc united. rooney played for dc united between 2018—19. he stepped down as manager of english third—tier side derby county last month. former en

but the goal of the game was in extra time — georgia stanway with this belter, sealing her team's placeo meet tomorrow. a peak television audience of 7.6 million people watched that win. former england international rachel yankey believes the increased interest in the women's game is a huge benefit. the visibility, the ability to change perceptions. you know, we've now got visible role models for young kids and for everybody else. so that's exactly what we want. will they go and win it? i don't know. there are many other teams that are fantastic that are still in this competition. it's going to be tough. but they've got a good side and good momentum and definitely have the home support, fan support. so we are all behind them. 2i—time grand slam champion novak djokovic looks set to miss next month's us open because of his covid—i9 vaccination status. tournament organisers say they won't have a vaccination mandate, but will respect the us government's rules, which require non—citizens to be fully vaccinated against coronavirus in order to enter the country. the three—time us open champion

georgia stanway soon settled any nerves. norway had no time to clear their head. was imminent. you couldn't take your eyes off this, neither did beth mead. and she wasn't done, just look at this solo run. and she wasn't done, 'ust look at this solo rumfi and she wasn't done, 'ust look at this solo run. that is sensational! the england _ this solo run. that is sensational! the england fans _ this solo run. that is sensational! the england fans who _ this solo run. that is sensational! the england fans who had - this solo run. that is sensational! the england fans who had braved| the england fans who had braved broken down trains were treated to a sensational six. broken down trains were treated to a sensationalsix. on broken down trains were treated to a sensational six. on the south coast norway were all at sea, and in the second half their defence continued to melt like buttner the heat. and when mead turned hat—trick heroine england became record breakers. eight for the a team, she love it when a play comes together: i don't think i dreamed of this but i am so ha

playerjill scott came off the bench to get in on the act, after goals from alessia russo, georgia stanwaywas third. 0lympic pole vault champion armand duplantis gave the home crowd something to cheer as he broke his own outdoor world record by one centimetre with 6.16 metres. it�*s still four centimetres short of his indoor record and he said it felt "quite amazing, but really wasn�*t that much "of a surprise for me". that�*s all the sport for now. just a reminder that india and england play a postponed match from last september because of a coronavirus outbreak in the indian squad. there is commentary of that on test match special on radio five live, and highlights on the bbc sport website. the lead negotiator for network rail says talks with the rmt union since last week�*s rail strikes have been "constructive". speaking on the today programme, tim shoveller said a formal consultation on compulsory redundancies, one of the main causes of concern for the rmt would no longer be starting today. cautiously optimistic. we have got to remain positive throughout these types of negotiations bec

this was after the final whistle, georgia stanway, beth mead.n of course they were back in the changing rooms after and let's not forget it is a special moment because england have exited a major tournament the last three times at the semifinal stage. we'll progress this year to have made it through to a first major tournament finalfor the first time through to a first major tournament final for the first time in 13 years. what awaits at wembley? it will be a full house. david, how are you, have you come down after the high of last night? i you, have you come down after the high of last night?— high of last night? i think so, still pretty — high of last night? i think so, still pretty hyper _ high of last night? i think so, still pretty hyper but - high of last night? i think so, still pretty hyper but it i high of last night? i think so, still pretty hyper but it was i still pretty hyper but it was something else. it still pretty hyper but it was something else.— still pretty hyper but it was something else. still pretty hyper but it was someth

we will get better and improve so i will probably have to say i have had a few knocks of georgia stanway's league? i — competitiveness of the women's lea . ue? .. . competitiveness of the women's lea . ue? ~' . , , league? i think we have the best learue in league? i think we have the best league in the _ league? i think we have the best league in the world _ league? i think we have the best league in the world really. i league? i think we have the best league in the world really. when j league? i think we have the best i league in the world really. when you look at the competitiveness and the players we have over here now, obviously there are so many players that draw on the fans. but the players that have come in over the years, different experiences and then the younger players learning from those players as well so yes, there has been a lot of investment in the league. as i said, the crowds are getting better, this standard is getting better, the league goes down to the wire which is fantastic whereas in the past it was a foregone conclusion going into some games. they might be high—

toone levelled matters in the final 10 minutes but the goal of the game was in extra time — georgia stanwayd interest in the women's game will be a huge benefit. the visibility, the ability to change perceptions. you know, we've now got visible role models for young kids and the everybody else so that's exactly what we want. we'll they go on when it? i don't know because there are many other teams that are fantastic still in this competition. it is going to be tough but they have got a good side and good momentum definitely got the home is a bottom fan is all behind them. —— they have definitely got them. —— they have definitely got the home support and fan support all behind them —— will they go and win it? i don't know. the last high—altitude test of the tour takes place in the pyrenees today with denmark'sjonas vingegaard still favourite to win the race with four stages to go. there's full text coverage on the bbc sport app and website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport italy's prime minister, mario draghi, has announced he's stepping down after three parties in his coalition refused to back him in

. —— georgia stanway who scored for england of course the other night.s is with dina in eugene in oregeon now. welcome to eugene, where i am delighted to bejoined by dina asher—smith, complete with that 200 metres bronze medal around her neck. what does it mean to have another world championship medal around your neck? . ~ world championship medal around your neck? ., ~' , ., world championship medal around your neck? ., ~ . world championship medal around your neck? ., . ., , world championship medal around your neck? ., . ., neck? thank you so much. it means so much to have — neck? thank you so much. it means so much to have this, _ neck? thank you so much. it means so much to have this, because _ neck? thank you so much. it means so much to have this, because the - much to have this, because the standard of women's sprinting right now is insane. i think everybody should be leaked out that they are top eight in the world, let alone top eight in the world, let alone top three, so i was genuinely so happy to have comfort that race. it happy to have comfo

georgia stanway soon settled any nerves. norway had no time to clear their heads. its four! and she wasn't done. just look at this solo run. still going, oh, its sensational! the england fans who braved broken down trains were treated to a sensational six. it's six! on the south coast, norway were all at sea. and in the second half, their defence continued to melt like butter in the heat. alessia russo! and when mead turned hat trick heroine, england became record breakers. and the rebound goes in! and beth mead does have a hattrick! eight for the a—team. she loves it when a plan comes together. i don't think i even dreamt of this, but i'm just so happy i can get the goals again to help the team. unbelievable night, i can't believe it. one of the biggest criticisms of women's football is that matches can be one sided, but norway have some of the best players in the world and they didn't get a sniff. england's players won't get carried away, but the fans, they already are. norway are probably the best team in our group and to go and win 8—0 against them, we stand a

playerjill scott came off the bench to get in on the act after goals from alessia russo, georgia stanwaypogacar, the young slovenian's hoping to make it three yellowjerseys in three years. drew savage reports. the world's biggest bike race starts in a bicycle mad city. in copenhagen, they've been painting the town yellow, getting ready for the grand departs. three weeks of racing begin with three stages in denmark. but this man won't be there. mark cavendish, one of the feel—good stories of last summer, four stage wins meant the manx missile equalled eddie merck's record of 3a. cavendish is in good form, he won the british championship last sunday, but his team have picked fabiojakobsen instead. arguably, the best young sprinter in the world. he has won ten times already this year. the british challenge is likely to come from the ineos grenadiers. world cyclocross and olympic mountain bike champion tom pidcock is one of four riders in the team from the uk. their attack will be led by adam yates, colombia's dani martinez, and geraint thomas. it's four years since the welshman brought the