— the sweden japan game. what did you make of that? the _ the sweden japan game.the second half. is it really difficult dealing with the nerves and attention and big matches like this? this is what the lion sso faces one of the german favourites. it seemed to slightly overwhelm them. yes. of the german favourites. it seemed to slightly overwhelm them.- to slightly overwhelm them. yes, i think so. there _ to slightly overwhelm them. yes, i think so. there is _ to slightly overwhelm them. yes, i think so. there is nothing - to slightly overwhelm them. yes, i think so. there is nothing that i to slightly overwhelm them. yes, i think so. there is nothing that can | think so. there is nothing that can beat that tournament experience. sweden have been there, done that. every tournament they get to the semifinals. they have a good mix of players in there and their anything forjapan it was unfortunate today forjapan it was unfortunate today for them because we have seen them play some fantastic football, some beautiful football at times and score some very good team goals

staying with sweden, a woman has been shot outside sweden's consulate city in a turkish city of izmirecretary and is in a critical condition. turkish authorities say the attacker was suffering from mental illness. here in the uk — a scottish mp has been stripped of her seat in parliament after breaking covid rules, triggering a by—election. margaret ferrier — a former snp member — represented rutherglen and hamilton west. now a so—called "recall petition" has passed the required number of signatures. she was earlier suspended from the commons for 30 days after being convicted of breaking covid travel rules during lockdown. they speak to our correspondent peter saull. remind us of what margaret ferrier did in the height of coronavirus and that lockdown rules. �* , ., , rules. it's the long run inside her. she was travelling _ rules. it's the long run inside her. she was travelling from _ rules. it's the long run inside her. she was travelling from her - she was travelling from her constituency on it scottish borders to london despite feeling in her. she spoke in for results of a corona

a semi—final between spain and sweden. 0ne tuesday. a semi—final between spain and sweden.xcited about the semi—final but are also feeling nervous. translation: it is the first semi—final for us in the first semi—final that we will play as a team. our cr team is more motivated and confident than ever. i want to inspire hope in my country and myself. and i want to keep working and training hard in order to reach my goals and dreams. , , .,, order to reach my goals and dreams-— dreams. jenny her most are there. dreams. jenny her most are there- and _ dreams. jenny her most are there. and sweden, - dreams. jenny her most are there. and sweden, much l dreams. jenny her most are| there. and sweden, much is dreams. jenny her most are - there. and sweden, much is made of their record at major tournaments reaching semifinals and olympic civil medallist as well. their manager is been in charge since 2017 and revealed that his mother gives him tactical tips. that his mother gives him tacticaltips. she that his mother gives him tactical tips. she is an avid football follower who was a

it was a dramatic end to the sweden, us match where a sweden, one on penalties to eliminate the con folders. people live coverage from melbourne, play thrown in the show, the hi there, who well, thanks for joining us. the threat of military force is hanging over new share with the west african regional blog. echo us having told new year's crew leaders to reinstate. i listed president my. i'm advised them by sundays. and class military chiefs of staff have agreed on a plan for a possible military intervention to respond to the crisis. sanctions on the qu, leaders have already been imposed on electricity supplies from nigeria have been caught. millions of people in new year are now facing the prospect of war and hardship. with the ac last deadline, expiring today. i asked our west african correspondent at least such a cool. now what the likelihood actually is that trips will be sent in? well a honda that remain said to be seen that today is the deadline, the our counseling for the new jerry and sets a miniature qu, june set to kind of up ha, reinstate president, busy. and that is the instruct

you just returned from sweden. what's your impression? do people view these burnings more as free speech, or have speech? that depends nicole very much, of course, on the religion of the person that you're asking many swedes are, are not at that religious, and most of them are not muslims. so they have traditionally viewed these kind of demonstrations as free speech. of course, muslims use them as hate speech. but what we see evolving in sweeter society is that they see that there's so much tension is created by these incidents that they believe that it should not be legal to burn any religious books. so that's what you see and public opinion polls. and that's what people told me when i asked them in the street. they would like to see it made illegal to bring any religious books because of what they have seen. a rise in society due to these repeated and the increasing prevalence of these crowned brings. these burnings have mostly been led by a man from a rock whose on there briefly in your report, what's known about his motivation. so tha

: yes, sweden are one of the teams we have to _ translation: yes, sweden are one of the teams we havenslation: yes, sweden are one of the teams we have to beat but - translation: yes, sweden are one of the teams we have to beat but its - the teams we have to beat but its additional motivation and we have a situation of having this opportunity. sweden has an obligation to beat us because of their historical record but i'm also convinced and that's how i really see it that we can really look at them in the face and if we present a good vision of spain tomorrow we will win the game. the good vision of spain tomorrow we will win the game.— good vision of spain tomorrow we will win the game. the best thing is when they lose _ will win the game. the best thing is when they lose the _ will win the game. the best thing is when they lose the ball— will win the game. the best thing is when they lose the ball high, - will win the game. the best thing is when they lose the ball high, very l when they lose the ball high, very quick. _ when they lose the ball high, very quick. they— when they lose

you just return from sweden. what's your impression? do people view these burnings more as free speech, or have speech? that depends nicole very much, of course, on the religion of the person that you're asking many swedes are, are not just that religious, and most of them are not muslims. so they have traditionally viewed these kind of demonstrations as free speech, of course, muslims, you, them as hate speech. but what we see evolving in sweeter society is it, they see that there's so much tension is created by these incidents that they believe that it should not be legal to burn any religious book. so that's what you see and public opinion polls. and that's what people told me when i asked them in the street. they would like to see it made illegal to bring any religious books because of what they have seen. a rise in society due to these repeated and the increasing prevalence of these crown brings, these burnings have mostly been led by a man from a rock who's on there briefly in your report. what's known about his motivation. so tha

but today they run into a yellow and blue brick wall. sweden played this game to affection. they were too well organized that accounts for a tax and sub japan so well up until now at this tournament, they would to physical to let japan play through them. and they were happy as well more than happy in fact, to go through by scoring scruffy goals. japan do does have to credit, i think from bouncing a light fight back button. they're passing, right? all was awful nights the precision that they've had throughout this tournament. and attacked just filed them at the last moments and ultimately what it came down to was that japan missed that penalty and sweden school days. so from the way that you were describing sweden's form at the moment, you know, all day genuine content is of the well, let's not forget that sweden are, in fact the top rank side left in this tournament, off to the usa and germany went out and they have in fact knocked out full mate champions in each of a last 2 games. now japan having won it back in 2011 and of course the reigning champions. the usa in the prev

and what, what does it also mean for sweden abroad? it's reputation. the muslim world readings, reputation has been heavily tarnished. you saw in my piece these demonstrations calling for boy cards, telling sweden to expect resistance. they are very concerned about this because we've been, is used to having an image as a very tolerant and welcoming country. so speed is authority is, are very concerned about that. not just in the near term with these korean burnings, but also in terms of its place in the world. and this is all to present a very troubling, troubling picture for the swedish government at the moment's terry shouts, reporting for the w from se. okay, thank you. a rational physician figure alexis, no valley is expected to see many more years added to his present time in the coming hours. a russian court will give it about it. don't extremism charges against him. he's expecting 18. used to be piled onto his present 9 years said has evolved the supporters have called the closed door judicial process. shap, a long stint in prison awaits russia'

anyone who may seek revenge on sweden for the repeated torching of is loans wholly as text. so may affect, as we perceive in increased security threats as the results of the also carumba. and it's easy enough for us to make these decisions for administer bills from knows the law allowing such activities may become more restrictive due to the dangers the demonstrations create, one of which is a ripe propaganda opportunity for those who want to tarnish sweden's image with muslims but in this case, as we have seen this for the 1st time restaurant using the narratives, focusing on the false picture of sweden being hostile events as long as they repeat things. then there are things that we see in the stomach extreme in some uh, environment, and use that again, their state controlled media channels like the rest of today. and i'm to put that towards the arabic speaking people on thursday, a relief for the swedish government, a man whose previous career and burning ignited a massive reaction in a rock cancelled his request for a permit. and only a lone woman staged a tiny anti isla

well, what about sweden?ournaments, reaching semi—finals, 0lympic silver medallists as well. their manager who's been in charge of the team since 2017, revealing today that his mother gives him tactical tips. she watches all of the sweden games. she's an avid football follower. he was also asked as well about the style of play that sweden have really imposed on this world cup. the fact that they have scored so many goals from set pieces and they have one of the main contenders for the golden boot. here's his response when he was asked about his team's dominance at set pieces. i think we will look at what we're good at, the set pieces, possibly we will not play a physical game tomorrow like we played against the usa. we will be playing a lot more technical, fast plays. so we're going to have a look at different aspects of the game and analyse it. and currently we have a good game plan to win tomorrow. sweden, of course, have been involved in some memorable games at this world cup. we all remember that dramatic

they were knocked out by sweden.f this moment for the united states team and for theirfans. this is a team that has dominated the game internationally for years and years. it has produced legends, some of whom were playing today on the pitch. they played aggressively, they pressed, but theyjust could not score goals. sweden's defence, and their goalkeeper, who hands down was the woman of the match, just would not allow them to score. and then it came down to penalties, and what a penalty shoot—out that was. sweden won by the narrowest of margins in the end. megan rapinoe, who says goodbye to world football, to world soccer, has missed a penalty, and what a note to go out on. it definitely hurts. there are going to be many, many questions about why they didn't gel, why they didn't play as a unit, the future of their coach. but i think right now, the united states team and millions of fans who have been watching here and across the world will have to sit with the fact that the reigning champions, the defending champion

_ translation: yes, sweden are one of the teams we have to _ translation: yes, sweden are one of thees, sweden are one of the teams we have to beat, but - translation: yes, sweden are one of the teams we have to beat, but they i the teams we have to beat, but they have an obligation to beat us because of the historical record, but i'm also convinced, and that is how i really see it, that we can look at them in the face and if we present a good vision of spain, tomorrow we will win the game. when they lose the ball high, they are very— when they lose the ball high, they are very quick, very good in taking it back, _ are very quick, very good in taking it back, and — are very quick, very good in taking it back, and there we have to be good _ it back, and there we have to be good in — it back, and there we have to be good in transition, may be a little bit lower— good in transition, may be a little bit lower than we were against japan — bit lower than we were against japan it— bit lower than we were against japan. it is going to be high pressing _ japan. it is going to be high pressing

then came the sweden decision. his moves met with applause by the west. as a thank you from the us or the one will now get new f 16 fighter jets. now to break this all down, we are joined by d med tom. he is a former swiss m p, a journalist and author of several books. lucy, oxygen originally in french, translated to english, is russia west, and most relevant to the issues unfolding today. a title called europe's existential dilemma to be or not to be an american vassal. do you thank you so much for joining the program. first. what is your general reaction to the news that sweden's bid to join nato is moving forward? the application of freedom to make, to as being as being kept for, do you prepare the scenes? no, doesn't, doesn't, or yes. so if you look how in the recent uh, just as simple as publications of the russian army has been used to, you know, the mount, the swedish, but the swedish people against russia, the smoke is now very logical. uh, what, what was most of pressing? what was the last which is more surprising is the capacity of the turkish p

sweden, to face questioning. basically, there were no formal charges. everybody makes that mistake all the time you read about rate charges and this, there was no charges at all. they want it in for questioning back in sweden, and he went all the way to the u. k. supreme court to stop the extradition and he lost. and before they could send them to sweden, he went to the echo, during embassy and eventually got asylum and stayed there all those years until he was dragged out by the british police with the connivance of the new echo during government. so julian, as fond i was afraid of that i would extradition and they were very well aware of that. but that's what was that the heart of this case and wasn't about the swedish charges which kind of relates to the last question. you asked me that this looks like a set up that was all about getting him on anything that can get them on tax evasion . or this, this case where the women basically wanted him to get an a, an s t d test. and one of the woman said the condiment

now how much of a security threat to sweden, assets, violence of religious text. very hard to say, probably want to be security threats. and it depends on what people are ready to do . it depends on what the sweetest security system is up to and, and you know, if we have prepared for it acts against this georgina sweden terrorist act. so that kind of things, it is always takes a certain amount of conditions for that to be possible. one or 2 or a small group of very extreme people is one of those circumstances. and that you can always find, you can find that if we didn't have the crown body now you could, you could probably say that to be such a is situated anyway, just by saying that he had a tendency for dogs are a, not a sweet as to unless the platform, thank you very much. thank you. i've got it sounds women's football team might not have qualified for the world cup and australia bought a team representing the nation is in excel there in melbourne. you'd have, you correspond to, tom general went to meet that goal keeper, who fled with her teammates when the tyl

sweden racked u- a happy, we have made history.p a top _ happy, we have made history. sweden racked up a top spot _ happy, we have made history. sweden racked up a top spot in _ happy, we have made history. sweden racked up a top spot in that _ happy, we have made history. sweden racked up a top spot in that same - racked up a top spot in that same group thanks to a third win out of three. sweden finished top and the task it's much harder in the last 16. they play the whole dose usa in melbourne on sunday. that is also when south africa will play the netherlands. to jamaica, a team that needed crowdfunding to make it to the world cup. they qualified for the last 16 for the first time knocking out brazil. the match finished goalless. their win was enough to send them through. they failed to progress for the first time in 28 years. i am lost for words, _ the first time in 28 years. i am lost for words, i _ the first time in 28 years. i am lost for words, i feel _ the first time in 28 years. i am lost for words, i feel so - the first

out for sweden's, that basis. once we get in case of the winner, that game will say, spain now that they beat in the netherlands, what do you make of that game? only that was a really close one. down in wellington went all the way to extra time spots selma. how are you with all came through in style despite and that was an incredible goal to win it to one for them, a little shimmy. and then a finish, if the price as a 19 year old foot spine 3 for that 1st have a wells company, semi final, and that means they will feature in the final welcome games to take place in new zealand. that will be right behind me here at 8 o'clock on tuesday, audrey moody in auckland. thank you so much. i of russia has watched his 1st move mission in almost 50 years. the luna $25.00 mission will study the lunar surface floor and search for resources such as water rushes aiming to be the 1st country to successfully land. at the moon's south pole. it's competing for that distinction with india, which launched its own lunar emission last mon

what about sweden? much is made _ my goals and dreams. what about sweden?about i sweden? much is made of their record in major tournaments, reaching semifinal, olympic silver medallist as well. they are manager who is in charge of the team since 2017 have been reeling today that his mother gives them tactical tips. she's an avid football follower. he was also asked as well about the style of play that sweden and have really imposed on this world cup, the fact that they have scored so many goals since amanda it was said is one of the main contenders for the golden boot. here is his response when he was asked about his teams dominance. translation: i think we will look at what we are good at, the set pieces. possibly we will not play a physical game tomorrow like we played against the usa. we will be playing a lot more technical, faster place. so we are going to have a look at different aspects of the game and analyse it. currently we have a good game plan. analyse it. currently we have a good name lan. ., analyse it. currently we have a good name lan. ,, .,

understood that in the event of aggression by the soviet union against sweden, sweden would be on itshis was the position of the country, well, conditionally neutral, but everything independently, and that's why we developed the concept, we developed it in the 60s, if not from the fifties, in relation to the widespread use of aviation from simply from cars from autotrans, this does not mean that any road in sweden, there is a fortified forest everywhere, which means that they have invested, if they spent on the current figures, somewhere in the tens of billions of dollars , in order to create such an alarming network of airfields, when it is a public network, when the sections of the autotrans are connected to the runways, there you can simply roll and a fighter jet on the ground for a dozen kilometers and take off, well, it was put to huge costs , in fact, and so gripen was designed in advance for this concept of extensive use and needs, well , less than the plane, well, for how long, so that it to serve and if the mood at the same time can also be exploited by stress , but well, it

we'll let the women's world comp sweden defeated hoists australia to nail to secure with the place sweden have now one 3rd place that the world comp for times. and despite the defeat, the matilda is still achieved. the best results on the world stage policy fans had hope them entailed those magical tournament with gain, with victory against sweden, a side, but it's never lost all straw. you had a world. however, history as it does repeated itself in this match. sweden's 1st goal came in the 1st half following the contact between australia is clear hunt and stina black, stainless sweden was awarded the penalty due to unintentionally clipping the hill. after the video, assistant referee had a look. rita lena, rosa converted with the top. it is to give sweden the lead before the break just after the arrow marks we didn't double duly use. this came from the scene of like, stain is down because of already has money fired in from outside the box the to new victory hands suite in there for 3rd place, finish at the women's world to the well. finally, now to tennis and a big shock at the cincinnat

sorry, we've heard in your report that russia is using correct and burning incidents in sweden to its own advantage. tell us more about the that's right for russian president, vladimir putin is a perfect opportunity to capitalize on criticism and even a tax on western democracies like sweden without having to do virtually anything himself. who can simply orders the russian government controlled media to amplify and repeat these critical messages and parts of the world that are susceptible to them. latin america, africa, the arabic speaking world, and then he does things like stage himself kissing a crown on a muslim holiday. so putting is basically a lining himself, with as long as the elements that, in other cases he himself would be fighting. but this works very well for him, and again, it's virtually effort free. meanwhile, sweden has to deal with these very realtors threats from the as long as the extreme is and the ever present propaganda war from the kremlin. your report, terry also noted the swedish authorities were appraising for it yet another crown burning incident yesterday

in sweden. you have to have a court issue that you can have just to prosecute issue in a restaurant. so he, um, he was again, i can't say for sure what exactly precious will put on this. we just government, but it looks like something happened there that changed this whole thing around. and i have to say julian and his lawyers thought that at the time, and they said that this is not about being expedited sweden, but is going to be there's going to be on what expedition to the united states as then charge the trial on these charges that he now faces right now, espionage charges and a computer intrusion conspiracy to commit computer intrusion charge, which is not a hacking, by the way, the dot indictments do not accused of stealing the documents. so there's something fishy going on once we know which i can give you a better answer. john brock obama famously said that he did not charge us on to the crime because the us government had what he called a new york times problem. can you tell us what tha

sweden feel like they _ chances. it is interesting. sweden feel like they have _ chances.teresting. swedenl feel like they have a solid defence, almost a calm defence, they are a machine, like bumblebees as their coach said. , . machine, like bumblebees as their coach said-— coach said. they are really tall and rocess coach said. they are really tall and process good _ coach said. they are really tall and process good physical _ coach said. they are really tall and process good physical attributes i coach said. they are really tall and i process good physical attributes and that's_ process good physical attributes and that's been a good help for them and then on— that's been a good help for them and then on the _ that's been a good help for them and then on the offensive side they use set pieces— then on the offensive side they use set pieces well and their top goal—scorer at the centre back has scored _ goal—scorer at the centre back has scored all— goal—scorer at the centre back has scored all four from set pieces and we have _ scored all four from set pieces and we have

and by the neutral states of finland and sweden. it was a position of power which protein appears to want back but today, the de facto balance of power on the world's oceans is undeniable. nieto has 16 aircraft carriers. russia has one. nato, has 13 helicopter carriers. russia has none. nieto has 135 frigates. russia has 11 needle has over 2000 to military ships under its compact. russia has just under 600, but russia's underwater capabilities are formidable. the country has more than 40 nuclear powered submarines around 10 on with nuclear weapons from leadership savings of russia as of a superpower. and the only reason why can be conceded to the super plow is the flags it's, it's nuclear also now is biggest of all except for the united states. they do play these cards all the time. and that's why they, we, they are in terms of conventional weapons, the strong guys they attempt station to use for, for 3 of them. uh, using uh nuclear weapons. but the relationship between russia and the west on the baltic sea was not always as fractur

the fractures are there for sweden who have been to these _ there for sweden who have been to these sortsbefore and always the bridesmaid, never the bride _ always the bridesmaid, never the bride. they've lost back—to—back olympic — bride. they've lost back—to—back olympic final, been to so many semifinals, but to reach the final four them — semifinals, but to reach the final four them i— semifinals, but to reach the final four them i feel would be some sort of psychological barrier to get over and then _ of psychological barrier to get over and then you would say they would be and then you would say they would be a real— and then you would say they would be a real threat— and then you would say they would be a real threat in the final. who should we _ a real threat in the final. who should we keep _ a real threat in the final. who should we keep an _ a real threat in the final. who should we keep an eye i a real threat in the final. who should we keep an eye on? . a real threat in the final. who i should we keep an eye on? we've a real threat in the final. who - should we keep an eye on?

and sweden played, sweden won 3-nil, back in 2021. what needs to happen today for the u.s. team to win? >> lynda, the united states has to be basically a whole different team. the team that we saw during group stage, it just wouldn't be good enough to beat sweden today. the question is, can the u.s. raise its game. can the u.s. look more like the u.s. from the past, can they complete passes, can they work as one, as a team, as opposed to 11 individuals out there on the field. so lots of questions for the united states, lots of concerns, as i sit here, in the u.s., among sports fans, but also, i think the sense that the u.s. basically has to play better, because could they play much worse? and sweden, such a great opponent. the best soccer nation and women's soccer to never win a world cup or an olympic gold medal. u.s. has won four of each. so sweden has been knocking at that door, and so deserving. and will they be able to beat the u.s. in a knockout match, get rid of the u.s. would be the worst-ever defeat for the u.s. in a world cup or olympics going out in the round of

or spain. that the threats are sweden or sain. ., , ., that the threats are sweden or sain, ., , .,k forward to. thank you _ spain. lots to look forward to. thank you very _ spain. lots to look forward to. thank you very much. - some breaking entertainment news. warner brothers says that the barbie movie has now made over one billion dollars at the global box office. no movie in the studio's 100 year history has sold so many tickets so fast — stay with us here on bbc news. there have been some hefty showers around but on the whole it has been around but on the whole it has been a drier, brighterand around but on the whole it has been a drier, brighter and calmer day than yesterday. the storm has been easing a way eastwards, clearer skies follow behind with a speckle of showers, most of those easing and fading as we go through the evening and the night. some will continue across parts of scotland, may be parts of northern ireland and north—west england, otherwise dry with clear skies, the odd mist patch and actually quite a chilly night for the time of year. 6 degrees for aberdeen, n

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sweden playing spain, some live ictures cup. sweden playing spain, some live pictures there. _ cup.n have won 2-1, . pictures there, spain have won 2—1, three for the first ever time through to the final. sweden have never made it through, they have only ever made it this far. this is a first for spain as they go through to the final and a quick reminder, england kicked off tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock where they will play australia and no doubt, it is going to be a nail—biting match. now it's time for a look at the weather hello again. over the next few days it looks very much like the weather will turn a bit warmer and in the south, more humid especially so on friday. but today what we have got is this low pressure now moving toward scandinavia allowing high pressure to build in from the atlantic so the weather is fairly settled. what we have essentially is a day of sunshine and showers. the showers are well scattered and the heaviest ones will be across north—east england and also south—east scotland where you can also hear the odd rumble of thunder. lighter winds than yesterda

i think denmark is 20 years handle of sweden now it's coming to suite. and that is a suite has been more intrusive for many years of them. and now they have some, some social political issues will probably set that up. it's completely natural. what was she on the political scene with, with the rise of the official speech that um, that democrats some pots with them. so we can get you started. i'm sorry, i'm sorry to interrupt. we just have about a minute and a half left. one last quick question for you. um, i just want to get back to the economic angle and all of this, and i want to ask you what kind of economic pressure is this putting on denmark, especially when it comes to business relationships with richard countries. it obviously it that, that's, that's it, it has, it's, it's, it's, it's, it does have data that's, that's a part of it. but it's, it's, it's not the big thing and we still will that on the coaching prices back in 2006 in some countries. certainly, but that's not the major issue. obviously we wanted something, but the thing that we don't

what kind of response do you expect from muslims in sweden as around the world? the fact is this, that good. this is, dispute is full act and it's hard for us being done with live and we expect a lot of from a city state state is like a mother. and if something happened in east, if something happened in, in wisdom guarantees a you and you move aspect very frequently and talk about the human drives and mean, mean out or do you guys but the same thing, the most them living enough to them they are in or the, and the sample uh, i expect the same kind of reaction from the red x and from the feed. if you go to make it, they should perfect add towards the entire toes in muslims living in the freedom. uh if, if the people start following these signing off x and the out of order to continue listening and then it'd be a good thing for the food in my expression data only by means ron, they're not doing something goes on. i will not say that. they should, but some other book i um, i'm talking against it, but they are really big. they are targeting estimated, of course have s

, you know, and sweden beyond denmark far right? actors can say low bills like bids demonstrate how these muslims are coming into our countries and taking over and impacting our laws in compromising our freedom of expression. they can offer real symbolic, you know, an emblematic examples of how most things are changing danish and sweeter society, which can then have the effect of energizing and, and then mobilizing these far right groups. so the bill, you know, hopefully does pass can have in some respects a negative effect. to add more fodder for these far right groups to, to really signal and say, hey, these muslims are coming in and changing our laws, changing our policies. we gotta stand up and do something. how did let me ask you this? you talked about what you said that these koran burning is going to have a transnational impact that they can have regional impacts beyond the borders of, of denmark. i want to ask you if, if this were to become law, this move into a band, the burning of holy books in denmark, if it does pass par

, spain scored, sweden equalised and spain scored, sweden equalised and spain scored again and they are into the finalfor scored again and they are into the final for the very first time. welcome to the programme. we start this hour with some breaking news. three suspected spies for russia had been arrested in the uk. all bulgarian nationals, the suspects were arrested in february and have been remanded in custody since. it is alleged they were working for the russian security services. they are charged with possessing identity documents with improper intention, and they are alleged to have had these knowing they were fake. ijust want to recap on that information we are just getting here want to recap on that information we arejust getting here into bbc news. we start with this breaking news. three suspected spies for russia have been arrested in the uk. the defendants are all bulgarian nationals and were held in february. they have been remanded in custody. it is alleged they were working for the russian security services and what we know is they are charged with possessing identity do

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and sweden, we have to mention, which is still not a nato member, was involved in these roles. just remind us how integrated is it in to nato, how compatible as well, pretty well integrated for a number of years, even before the, the invasion of ukraine. sweden has been a country that has been sort of aligned with nato and sort of favorable to towards the ends, but not a member. and we've kept to sort of independent ministry status we've, i've seen about a month ago, the ne takes to general young stoughton bug and nines that turkey had decided that it would end it's vito on sweden becoming an a 2 member. so what we can expect is that sweden will make that progression become the 30 seconds member off to its native of finland, finland. and so this is really important. obviously sweden has a, has an interest in its geographical location and everything is going on in the all take. it doesn't have all the will to is like it's an even know way does. and really, this is exactly why the optic is so complicated because of the waters, they sort of overlap. there's no real clear agreement

and they— united states lost to hu, sweden. and they lost yesterday to sweden.now can move on — the us team is closed and they now can move on to a new team, a new day and a— can move on to a new team, a new day and a new— can move on to a new team, a new day and a new coach who badly mismanaged this team _ and a new coach who badly mismanaged this team by— and a new coach who badly mismanaged this team by asking players like alex _ this team by asking players like alex morgan to play in positions they never played in before. so kudos — they never played in before. so kudos to — they never played in before. so kudos to all the women in the us team _ kudos to all the women in the us team, i_ kudos to all the women in the us team, i am — kudos to all the women in the us team, i am sorry to see them go, sorry— team, i am sorry to see them go, sorry to _ team, i am sorry to see them go, sorry to use — team, i am sorry to see them go, sorry to use them loose. england had a heck— sorry to use them loose. england had a heck of— sorry to use them loose. england had a he

and we can imagine how many gripens sweden can give to ukraine, that is, if you simply add up 42 f16re 30 uah or 20, then there will be exactly 60-70 planes that ukraine needs, the internet is bad, i already understood, they are re-recruiting, they say i'm bored, it's interesting, ivan didn't tell me everything . listen to how it will be in the sky of ukraine in about six months. as far as i understand, it will take no earlier than six months , and it will take at least six months for all these air capabilities of ukraine to appear, and as i read this morning, i understood that experts say that pilots can do everything you can to prepare faster, but the ground services will need exactly six months of training, study, etc. i don't think that, for example, i didn't manage to learn the ukrainian language. what's happening on this plane. and all this is in english, so it's definitely a whole lot of time, months , just to know what's called and and and and somehow how to replace or improve or repair and so on and so on, all these skills must be possessed, and this is a huge problem. as i