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so let's go live to our reporter jo currie, at wembley.mbley. probably very excited. that rain fans probably very excited. that rain may well dampen their spirits ahead of this game.— ahead of this game. absolutely. i think the fact — ahead of this game. absolutely. i think the fact that _ ahead of this game. absolutely. i think the fact that they _ ahead of this game. absolutely. i think the fact that they sold - ahead of this game. absolutely. i i think the fact that they sold 90,000 tickets for this game in less than 24 tickets for this game in less than 2a hours is all about what bands want to say today for them england fans are delighted to see their european heroes they'll also be taken advantage of a rare glimpse of the superstars of the us team play here on home soil. the european champions england versus usa is quite probably the biggest factor in women's football right now. this game expected to be anything but a friendly for the england of actually only beat the us twice before for the england of actually only be in the england

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tomorrow up to 90,000 fans will be packed into wembley for what has been billed as one of the biggestch has been overshadowed in the last week after a report was published into the pizza place in the us domestically, the nwsl has suffered. and now megan rapinoe spoke to the press and how that abuse has affected the players over the years. it is horrifying, i am sure everybody read the report and have read the reporting that has been going on last year. i mean, even when you know it, it is just horrifying over and over to read. just to have to deal with that on such an incredible occasion, to be here at wembley and be able to participate in this game, which is so exciting, the juxtaposition participate in this game, which is so exciting, thejuxtaposition is ridiculous. but hopefully this can be, you know, a moment in time and none of this ever happens again. we know the england players have been in direct contact with us players. there is a plan in place tomorrow for england players to show support and unity. when it comes to this match itself, these sides have not met since the world

very wet in wembley, what is it like elsewhere, stav?ugh northern and western areas through the course of sunday. we have an active weather fronts spreading south was with some showers following behind, pretty heavy, and this band of torrential rain is moving its way south eastwards just crossing the london area as we speak. eventually it will clear away, skies will clear as it moves through. still some showers rattling through into northern and western parts, but, for many is going to be dry. a cooler air mass behind that line of heavy rain, so a chilly night to come across those areas with the winds, falling later. that's because this big area of high pressure will build in for saturday bringing a fine day, and on sunday, scotland, northern ireland and the farm north of england will see wet and windy weather arriving whereas much of england and wales will stay dry throughout sunday. a chilly start to saturday this mist and fog around, the chance of some showers affecting the far north and west, otherwise, most places drive a good sunny

we are at wembley stadium inside _ hello. hello. we are at wembley stadium inside the _ hello., and just behind me, it is a bit quiet at the moment, that is because people have flown here from all around the world, people involved in the green spaces of sport, from america, australia, all around the world, and they are looking at how to be green going forward. they are actually into break—out rooms at the moment, sharing ideas on how they can benefit each other�*s feature because it is all about sustainability. later we have the bbc green export awards, recognising individuals and teams who are doing very well, flying the flag for sustainability. even the awards themselves are made of recyclable materials, but in the last few years it is a sports individuals, the players, and social media, who have gained an unprecedented reach to audiences they did not have before and in doing so they are able to promote best practice and sustainable things which people can get into in their own life. a big responsibility for the players. we have of few here today. chris has come from the us.

iamat i am at wembley stadium for the green sport awards.ng individuals, teams and organisations trying to make sustainability at the heart of everything they do. coming up heart of everything they do. coming up we speak to hannah mills, two times olympic champion who is picking up an award this evening for her work and the work being done to make their sport more sustainable. also in the next 30 minutes we will speak to the just crowned young athlete of the year. also coming up in the programme. anfield is set for a big night of european football — as liverpool host rangers in the champions league — the first time the sides have ever met in a competitive match. and as british boxing gets set for another installment of benn versus eubank, chrisjunior says he can't shoulder his father's concerns about him having to drop weight to fight connor. i cannot let his worries affect me because at the end of the day i signed the contract and the fight is happening. well, long for something a bit different this tuesday evening. the inaugural bbc green

natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. earlier this week, after losing to relegation rivals leicester — aook charge of forest last september with the team bottom of the championship, but guided them to play off success in may, ending their 23—year wait for a return to the top division. forest have just four points after eight games, manchester city have been fined more than a quarter of a million pounds for the pitch invasion at their stadium on the final day of last season. fans poured on to the pitch after city beat aston villa to retain their premier league title. during the disorder, the villa keeper was assaulted. according to home office figures, crowd trouble at football matches the delayed rugby league world cup gets under way injust over a week's time, and hosts england are on flying form, crushing fiji in theirfinal warm—up game tonight 50—0. adam wild reports from the aj bell stadium, in salford. it's been a filthy, wet and windy night. but the performance has warmed the heart of england fans and the head coach. they defeated fiji by 50—0 in their one and only warm up by 50—0 i

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in a freindly. 90,000 wembley in a freindly. tickets have been sold for the 90,000 tickets have beenainst the world champions, the usa. england will be without captain leah williamson and striker alessia russo through injury. both sides will wear teal armbands tonight to show solidarity to the uswnt following an inquiry which uncovered "systemic" i think it is a lot for everyone to process, honestly. you know, the report is extensive, and it is really hard to read. you know, many of the players in the report, i know them personally, some of them i coached, and so i know for me it has been a really hard week, it has been a hard year since the first report, and i think having the distraction of actually being able to play and having joy in the game i think is likely great, and these are the types of matches that people want to play in, right? nottingham forest dropped to the bottom of the premier league last weekend, steve cooper will be staying as manager of nottingham forest. he's signed a new contract with the club — keeping him at the city ground until 2025. cooper took charge of f

. 0f really special day at wembley.ieve their dreams and get into the premier league. this is theirfirst season at get into the premier league. this is their first season at the top level in 23 years, and now that new contract is signed, there was a feeling of relief here, i think, for most fans. 0nly last week after that a-o most fans. 0nly last week after that a—0 defeat at leicester city, the reports were that he was going to get the sack, and there was some foundation in that, so the backing from the top comes as a huge relief to the fans. it will give them, the players and the management team here a huge lift here tonight for this midlands game. taste a huge lift here tonight for this midlands game.— a huge lift here tonight for this midlands game. we will see if all those new signings _ midlands game. we will see if all those new signings can _ midlands game. we will see if all those new signings can click- midlands game. we will see if all those new signings can click this | those new signings can click this even

,., ., ., .,, ., wembley? good morning. it was an amazint wembley? good morning.ds _ today. you mention to the fa there, in 1921, there were crowds of - today. you mention to the fa there, in 1921, there were crowds of over i in 1921, there were crowds of over 50,000 at the time for women's football, but the fa banned it then, saying the game of football is quite unsuitable for females and ought not to be encouraged, so 50 years later, the early 705, that ban was finally lifted. you were a 15—year—old schoolgirl, a5 lifted. you were a 15—year—old schoolgirl, as you say. what are your early memories of playing for england then and how does it compare to what you see now? iatafell. england then and how does it compare to what you see now?— to what you see now? well, i was 15 ears old, to what you see now? well, i was 15 years old. i — to what you see now? well, i was 15 years old, i didn't _ to what you see now? well, i was 15 years old, i didn't know— to what you see now? well, i was 15 years old, i didn't know much - to what you see now? well, i was 15 years old,

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natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley.ow. britain is holding the competition after organisers decided the winning country, ukraine, was unable in current circumstances. let's go live to liverpool and our correspondent david sillito. david. well, behind me, in the shadow of the library building, there will be, in seven months�* time, the eurovision village. but the bid team here in liverpool were this afternoon less than helpful, they were quietly telling people they thought it was going to glasgow, the favourites. then came the announcement, a bit of a surprise. liverpool, and fingers were being crossed. the choice of which uk city would host eurovision was down to a battle between the mersey and the clyde. the city...that will host the 67th eurovision song contest in 2023 is... and the winner, announced on this evening�*s one show... ..liverpool. congratulations! what fantastic news! i'm absolutely over the moon. when graham was opening that envelope,

the denvor broncos came from behind to beat the jacksonville jaguars 21—17 at wembley in this year'srowd in london, russell wilson inspired the broncos in the final quarter throwing for 47 yards to find kj hamler. that helped to set up latavius murray for a simple two yard touchdown and hand the broncos their third win of the season. and max verstappen will start on pole for the mexico grand prix this evening. the world champion beat off competition from the mercedes pair of george russell and lewis hamilton, who will start just behind the dutchman on the grid in mexico city. that getting under way at eight o'clock our time. you don't have long to wait for that one, and you can follow it on the bp bbc sport website. now it is time for click. goodbye from me. as cars get ever more powerful and ever more numerous, the quest for road safety is an ongoing battle. some cities, like london, have introduced congestion zones, which reduce the amount of traffic and make things safer for pedestrians, but there's also research, of course, going into how to protect the passengers inside the vehi

obviously, with the size of the pictures, it is the same as wembley, so when we are playing at home theeel it has been value for money? 100%. notjust if you look back at the success of the england teams in the success of the england teams in the world cups and european championships, but also this is an inspirational place. taste championships, but also this is an inspirational place.— inspirational place. we saw the women lift _ inspirational place. we saw the women lift a — inspirational place. we saw the women lift a trophy _ inspirational place. we saw the women lift a trophy this - inspirational place. we saw the i women lift a trophy this summer, which was fantastic. we have not seen the men's senior team yet, do think we will soon?— seen the men's senior team yet, do think we will soon? 100%, we were so close with the — think we will soon? 10096, we were so close with the european _ close with the european championships, so i do think we are within touching distance now. fin its within touching distance now. on its ten ear within touching distance now. on its ten year anniversary,

on friday. —— at ——ata —— at a sold—out wembley.onations at a time when demand for its services is surging. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has this report. fareshare is a huge unseen network behind almost 10,000 food banks and community kitchens, getting surplus food from producers and retailers into the hands of someone who can use it. but in recent months, they've hit a problem. supermarkets are under real pressure at the moment keep costs low for customers and keep the shelves full, which means their supply chains have been getting leaner and meaner, more of these products ending up on the supermarket shelves and fewer ending up here. it's really empty compared to what it normally is. that is a daily headache for carl. he is getting 40 fewer pallets from supermarkets into this centre in barnsley each month. there is a just not a great deal in at the moment. so you've got some meat in here... some meat, yeah, somejuices, there. a bit of hummus, and then you've got tomatoes, courgettes... and donations from super

the bronchos face the jaguars at wembley at the of the month. england lost their opener to the usa today. a minute's silence was held after yesterday's stadium crush indonesia. england went on to score theirfirst win in istanbul. they face argentina tomorrow in a game they have to win to make it out of their group. a quick reminder of our top story. manchester city beating manchester united in the first manchester derby of the premier league. 6—3, hat tricks for phil foden and haarland. now on bbc news, click. music plays sniffs 0oh! sniffs there was another — there was another whiff of something there. sniffing i don't know — grapefruits? is it the sea? today, i'm having a rather smelly experience while trying to solve a mystery from history. this is one of the most famous shipwrecks in the world. the mary rose was king henry viii's favourite warship, and in 1545, while battling the french, it sunk under mysterious circumstances. for more than 400 years, it lay on its side at the bottom of the river solent. but amazingly,

the teams that played each other in the final in wembley last year and also have played each other recentlye taken four points from the two matches. so there is a recent score to settle for england against italy. also, the unknown of ukraine in that group. but england and italy glue will be competing to compete. a very tough draw for scotland with spain and norway and there. erling haaland,. but scotland have the full back of a play—off place if they are not able to finish in the top two of the section. i think wales will be confident of being able to appear in a third successive european championship. and for northern ireland, in the group it is all about punching above their weight and finishing higher than at the fifth place that they were seeded for the draw. it fifth place that they were seeded for the draw.— fifth place that they were seeded for the draw. , ., . , ., for the draw. it is ironic, when you have a fixture _ for the draw. it is ironic, when you have a fixture like _ for the draw. it is ironic, when you have a fixture like we _ for the draw. it is ironic, when you have a fi

the inaugural bbc green sports awards are taking place in wembley this afternoon.ve action being taken by teams and individuals to make sport more sustainable. five awards are being handed out in total. 0ur reporter matt graveling is there for us this afternoon — matt, how's it looking? how is it looking? well, good afternoon _ how is it looking? well, good afternoon holly, _ how is it looking? well, good afternoon holly, it— how is it looking? well, good afternoon holly, it is- how is it looking? well, good afternoon holly, it is getting l how is it looking? well, good - afternoon holly, it is getting very busy here, jean energy, climate change, sustain bill have been in the public consciousness for a long time but really something special is happening here today, because sport and its impact on people's lives has really rocketed in the last 50 year, that what a two day summit is talking about. we have teams and individuals who are trying to go green, sharing ideas, best practises and as you said five awarded back by the green sport award from the bbc will be give

the denvor broncos came from behind to beat the jacksonville jaguars 21—17 at wembley in this year'son inspired the broncos in the final quarter throwing for 47 yards to find kj hamler. that helped to set up latavius murray for a simple two yard touchdown and hand the broncos their third win of the season. max verstappen will start on pole for the mexico grand prix this evening. the world champion beat off competition from the mercedes pair of george russell and lewis hamilton, who will start just behind the dutchman on the grid in mexico city. that getting under way at eight o'clock our time. off the track, the spat between lewis hamilton and former team—mate fernando alonso continues after hamilton reacted to comments from alonso in a dutch newspaper. alonso said he thought verstappen had performed better than hamilton

the brokers face the jaguars at wembley at the of the month.usa today. —— amputee welcome. a minute's silence was held after yesterday's stadium crush indonesia. england went on to score their first win in istanbul. they face argentina tomorrow in a game they have to win tomorrow in a game they have to win to make it out of their group. that is it for this sports day, i will be back with another one at 7.45 but now a bbc news, it is time for the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'mjane hill, and to take us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, mark kermode. hi, mark. hello. we're walking the full length of the counter this week. we have mrs harris goes to paris, which pretty much does what it says on the tin. we have the woman king, which is a sweeping epic with viola davis. and there's a new film by peter strickland, flux gourmet, which i am very much looking forward to discussing with you. yes. plenty to be said there. but let's start with the glorious lesley manville. so, mrs harris goes to p

the teams played each other in the final at wembley last year and also played each other recently inen four points from the two matches. so there is a recent score to settle for england against italy. also the unknown of ukraine in that group. but england and italy clearly will be fancied to finish at the top two positions. scotland have themselves a very tough draw with spain and norway in there. erling haaland and others. scotland do have the full back of a play—off place if they are not able to finish at the top two of the section. i think wales will be confident at being able to appear in a third successive european championship and the northern ireland in the group it is all about punching above their weight and finishing higher than in the fifth place that they were seeded for the draw. weight it is ironic when _ seeded forthe draw. weight t 3 ironic when you have a fixture like we have had and we play them again already, recently, we seem to have these things, we were playing croatia every five minutes not so long ago and now it seems that we have that situation with italy. we

natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. them to play off success in may, ending their 23—year wait for a return to the top division. forest have just four points after eight games. manchester city have been fined more than a quarter of a million pounds for the pitch invasion at their stadium on the final day of last season. fans poured on to the pitch after city beat aston villa to retain their premier league title. during the disorder, the villa keeper was assaulted. city have admitted to failing to control the behaviour of the crowd, and have been warned about future conduct. according to home office figures, crowd trouble at football matches in england and wales is at an eight—year high. time, and hosts england are on flying form, crushing fiji in theirfinal warm—up game tonight 50—0. adam wild reports from the aj bell stadium, in salford. it's been a filthy, wet and windy night. but a performance that's warmed the heart of england fans and the head coach. they've beaten fiji by 50—0 in their one and only warm—up game. n

sarina wiegman's side will face the usa at a sold—out wembley stadium on friday, before the czech republicer after less than a year in the role. boro have won only two of their 11 championship matches this season, and sit third from bottom after saturday's 1—0 defeat at coventry. bath are to take four players on loan from troubled worcester warriors — ollie lawrence, ted hill, fergus lee warner, and valery morozov. england centre lawrence said on social media "that it was not how he saw the season going" and that he "hopes it won't be the last time in a worcesterjersey." they are the first players to leave since worcester�*s season was suspended and the club went into administration. bath are the only side below worcester in the premiership table, having not won in four games. staying with worcester warriors and finances in rugby union — sale's tom curry has addressed the issue as he and the england squad met up for a mini—training camp, and says it's a difficult time for the sport. it's horrible, isn't it? there's no other way to describe it. i think the sports teams aside, you have to ta

no one really saw what happened back at wembley stadium, london, 9th and 7th. 8th at backstage was joe was drummer from backlash, who was a big amber myra. and as bruce springsteen was also a big fan of alba, lots of people understood very like. but this is like masterful pop music. do you have people like elvis costello and other pop writers going like we've always respected apple we couldn't say so when they were 20 when they were 22 like elvis costello was, he couldn't come out in the press and go like yeah, i've been listening to you know, super trooper like all day. no, that wouldn't really work. but but they were i with that's no longer a problem. even dave brewer has described his band foo fighters as a cross between a punk rock band and alpha beta long. but actually abba's coolness transformation didn't start until 10 years after they broke up. and it was the gay club scene that celebrated their campy nist and helped usher in a revival of others music in the 1994 australian film, the adventures of priscilla, queen of the desert, ava's joyful kitchen is raised to a new level. it

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that fight takes place at london's wembley arena, which was also the venue of her first professionalgo we would be in this position and headlining with the likes of madison square garden. bringing women's boxing to where it is right now has been a phenomenal six years. i really honestly believe that the best is yet to come. and that's all for now. there's more football, rugby union and rugby league results and reaction on the bbc sport website but from me and the team — goodnight. hello. often windy this weekend, especially on sunday, very mild throughout, actually feeling quite warm when you get to see some sunshine. saturday starts with some rain through wales, the midlands, east anglia pushing north through northern england in the morning and then into northern ireland in the afternoon and goes north across scotland. not reaching the far north until the evening. following on behind there will be some heavy showers, though in east anglia and the southeast mainly dry in the afternoon, hazy sunshine and warm temperatures up to 22 c. overnight and into sunday as we push the clocks bac

coming up on bbc news we will be at wembley for the european champions against workup winners.ill. and taking us through this weeks releases, as ever is mark kermode. hi, mark. hi. so we have three very different movies, the lost king, the true story of sir richard iii. we have vengeance, the story of life, the universe and podcasts. and amsterdam, a star—studded new movie directed by david 0 russell. so, lost king. the lost king. sally hawkins stars and, honestly, a stranger than fiction tale of finn langley his quest to find and retrieve the remains of king richard iii, famously maligned by history

yeah, coming me and say so what would you say just she one picking >> let's head to wembley stadium where the u.s. women took on england in a soccer friendly. england grabbed an early lead, but the u.s. quickly tied 28th minute when england couldn't clear the ball, sophia smith made the nice play there. that makes it 1, 1, but in the 33rd minute, georgia stanway penalty kick. just nice and easy on that side. you want the other side, you guess wrong. england, though, wins it 2 to one, ken and justine. maybe the big story in the bay, though, is the video that tmz has put out of draymond green punching jordan poole. neuse goes from bad to worse for the warriors who are trying to put this behind them. move on. now. the world season can see just how bad it was. he clocked him. yeah, look worse than we expected. just hearing about it saying it's a different story and i wish you could wish you could hear what they're so, yeah, they're going to try to move on. it's going to be interesting to see, though, what type of leadership role dream on can maintain, especially with the young guys who haven'

there's another big date in the diary for the lionesses at wembley.n april ahead of the world cup in australia and new zealand injuly. the foreign secretary, james cleverly, has said that lgbt football fans who attend the world cup in qatar should be willing to show some compromise. cleverly has been criticised for his comments to radio station lbc — after stating that anyone travelling to the tournament should be "respectful of the host nation", where same—sex activity is illegal. labour have called the remarks "tone—deaf". england will in all likelihood need to beat hosts australia, as well as sri lanka and new zealand, in order to progress at the t20 world cup. they lost to ireland by five runs in a rain—affected game. captain jos buttler admits the performance was not up to standard. ijust do not think i just do not think we were consistent enough. i thought we let them score both sides of the wicket. it was favourable conditions for bowling. we did not take advantage. england football legend stuart pearce has been giving the benefit of his experi

expected to contend at that world cup in australia and new zealand meet in a high profile friendly at wembleya significant week on and off the field for the us women's national team with their forward megan rapinoe hoping the match will provides a welcome distraction from what she's described as a �*traumatising' few days for her teammates after a report was published revealing systemic abuse of players while the england coach sez the game will be a test a very big game that we wanted to play, the usa wants to play as well, and it's another starting moment to see where we are at so we did the brief of the euros and now we have this very big moment to see what we are, we want to win the game and see how we can do and from that, we will take it, ten months to get ready for the world cup. atlanta hawks beat the 2021 nba champions milwaukee bucks in the first of their two pre—season games in abu dhabi on thursday. somewhat inevitably giannis antetokounmpo led the way for the bucks with 19 points and seven rebounds. he finished on the losing side. atlanta were in front for most of the game — with

williamson won't play against the usa as a training injury rules her out of friday's big friendly at wembleyith one of the most severe humanitarian crises — anywhere in the world right now. we have an extended report from somalia — where hundreds of thousands of people — many trapped by conflict — are facing extreme hunger and death — after the worst drought in a0 years. the repubic of somalia, in the horn of africa, has a long history of droughts. but the climate shocks are coming more frequently — leaving less time to recover and to prepare for the next. the situation is made worse by the presence of al—shabab insurgents — who control parts of the country — and who make humanitarian work almost impossible. it's estimated that more than half the population affected by the current drought — live in these areas. and the situation is getting worse. a full—blown famine where households have no food, children suffer acute malnutrition, and people die every day from starvation — is likely within a matter of weeks. 0ur africa correspondent andrew harding reported on somalia's last famine in 2011 —

ronnie mauge played for argyle in the 1990s, and scored their only goal at wembley.acism isn't a football problem, it's a social problem. and until we start...we start looking at the social aspects of racism and we, like, coming together and talking about racism — you know, we've still got a lot of work to be done. and what lessons would you like people to learn from this story? to hold your dream. to go out there and fight for your dream. don't ever give up. always go on there and fight. and it might take 100 years, but we've got here! they laugh jenny kumar, bbc news. in the northern hemisphere, it is now autumn. for millions of animals it will soon be time to hibernate, sleeping through the winter months and waiting for spring. at the katmai national park and preserve in the us state of alaska they take this time of year very seriously — especially when it comes to one type of animal in particular. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. it's been said you can never be too rich or too thin — tell that to the brown bears of southern alaska. they have to pile on the pounds

absolutely amazing, - and so we were lucky enough to meet him at that concert, - but that was at wembleyaw them at arsenal as well. i chris martin is accused of being boring but he has the last laugh because he's a multimillionaire and fills stadiums across the world. an interesting parallel! yeah. i if exciting as having a kamikazel budget that crashes the economy and puts 500 quid on peoples' . mortgage payments, i'd be quite interested in a poll- on whether people want that kind of interesting. i am already the boring one in the group, i have already established that. laughing. but to put it back to the politics, sorry, sorry. who would be the toughest opponent for you to the people who might... i know what you're going to say... i really don't care. jeremy hunt has ruled himself out. suella braverman? look, i honestly don't mind - who they put up because i don't think thatjust having a change at the top of the tory party - is the change that we need. there are people, you will all do it and say, kier will be better up- against this person of that person. against this person or that p

rodney played for argyle in the 1990s and scored their only goal at wembley.have been horrendous _ for jack. how far do you think we've come? racism isn't a football problem, it's a social problem. _ we still got a lot . of work to be done campaigns continue to tackle racism in sport. many feel the statue symbolises the resilience to challenges faced by diverse footballers past and present. jenny kumah, bbc news. around 1.3 million people in the uk tested positive for coronavirus in the week ending 2a september, up from just over one million the previous week. our health editor hugh pym is with me. our health correspondent, jim reed,. what can we read into the figures? a lot of people think that we are not testing for covid and this has come from the ons survey and they send out tens of thousands of test to members of the public each week and they reply with their results and they reply with their results and they analyse them and then you get an idea about how many people are likely to have covid stop that's why it gives us a consistent measure because they'v

wembley is packed—out tonight as england's women take—on the world number one's — the usa — hoping toen the recognition of international caps.natalie pirks reports. i warm welcome to those to whom they owe so much. the 1972 champions were invited this week to finally get closure on a 50 year fight for no now. tonight's opponents are no stran . ers now. tonight's opponents are no strangers to _ now. tonight's opponents are no strangers to fighting _ now. tonight's opponents are no strangers to fighting for - now. tonight's opponents are no strangers to fighting for their - strangers to fighting for their rights, but this week, a damning report revealed systemic verbal abuse and sexual misconduct from some coaches towards players in abuse and sexual misconduct from some coaches towards j tonight, the will wear teal armbands tonight, the colour associated with sexual abuse survivors. a reminder that in times of great success, there are many battles to come. nottingham forest dropped to the bottom of the premier league earlier this week after losing to relegation rivals leicester, a resul

she retained the ibf, wba, wbc and wbo belts against karen elizabeth carabajal at wembley arena by unanimousland. max verstappen will start on pole for today's mexico grand prix. the world champion beat off competition from the mercedes pair of george russell and lewis hamilton, who will start just behind the dutchman on the grid in mexico city. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre throughout the afternoon. let's get more on the breaking story that a man has reportedly killed himself after throwing petrol bombs at a new british immigration border force centre in dover. this is being reported by the reuters news agency who had a photographer at the scene and witnessed the attack. i'm nowjoined by our correspondent sean dilley. what more do we know about this? the bbc what more do we know about this? tie: bbc hasn't verified what people have seen but a reuters photographer has described pretty dramatic scenes of a male turning up in a sports utility vehicle. the photographer from reuters said he threw three petrol bombs at the immigration processing centre with firework

england's lionneses be the team to beat at next year's world cup — after they beat the usa 2—1 at wembleyre the half hour, sophia smith capitalising on some poor england defending. england were then awarded a penalty, which georgia stanway scored to put them 2—1 up. usa had a goal ruled out by var but that's how it finished. i think we are in a very good place. it is so close. there are so many good countries. it is really tight too. you don't know ahead if you are going to win a game. we have done really well and we are in a very good place but we have to keep doing that and we have to keep working really hard and getting our plans and executing our plans. max verstappen is well positioned to win his second formula one world title — after taking pole position at the japanese grand prix. hejust pipped ferrari's charles leclerc, who'll start tomorrow's race from second. carlos sainz took third, lewis hamilton 6th, george russell 8th. verstappen can become champion tomorrow if he wins the race and takes the point for fastest lap. england t20 captain jos buttler says he's excited to play cri

there's another big date in the diary for the lionesses at wembley.license with the british boxing board of control. he is under investigation after an adverse finding in a drugs test leading to his fight with chris “hr era- is. england's netballers were beaten in the dying seconds in a dramatic one—goal win in the first test against australia. the roses were trailing by one point late in the fourth quarter when ellie cardwell scored to level at 54—54. but diamonds debutant donnell wallam scored with five seconds left on the clock to complete a perfect performance and help australia snatch the victory. they play again on sunday morning. staying with netball, history will be made on sunday when england's inaugural men's team play their first international match against australia in sydney. bbc sport'sjess anderson spoke with james thomson—boston, captain of the recently formed england thorns, about getting into a sport predominantly played by women. when i moved over nine years ago i noticed it was nonexistent. even when i went up to newcastle, trying

after lucy parker's injury ruled her out of the two matches that begin against the usa at a sold—out wembleyts that we can cause teams. but yeah, it's tough opposition and we're ready for the challenge, because i think these challenges really shape you. meanwhile this week, an investigation found that abuse and misconduct "had become systemic" in the usa's national women's soccer league. the investigation was launched last year, after allegations were made against north carolina courage's english head coach paul riley — who was sacked and denies the accusations. lioness rachel daly played most of her club career in the states before signing for aston villa this season — she gave us her reaction. saddened. you know, it's happening far too frequent for me, and it shouldn't be happening at all. but all we can do is stand in solidarity with the players that have come and spoken out. we stand with them as players, as i'm sure the rest of the nation here and in the us do. but yeah, i'm in full solidarity with them and send all my best and love, and hopefully they can... you know, i don't want to s

that fight takes place at london's wembley arena, which was also the venue of her first professionalis yet to come. and that's all for now. there's more football, rugby union and rugby league results and reaction on the bbc sport website but from me and the team — goodnight. hello h ello ofte n hello often windy this in the space inside a very mild feeling quite warm when you get to see some sunshine. saturday starts with some rain through wales, the midlands, east anglia pushing north or northern england in the morning to a general denial but by the afternoon he goes north across scotland reaching the far north in the evening. heavy showers in east anglia and the southeast these mainly dry and afternoon, hazy sunshine and warm. temperatures up to 22 celsius with the overnight and into sunday as we push the clocks back to mark the end of british summertime wranglers north from scotland, shower spray to across england, more showers falling into western areas later in the night. temperatures a little bit higher as we start off on sunday morning. during sunday cloud and the chance for r

sarina wiegman's side will face the usa at a sold—out wembley stadium on friday, before the czech republic on loan from troubled worcester warriors — ollie lawrence, ted hill, fergus lee warner, and valery morozov. england centre lawrence said on social media "that it was not how he saw the season going" and that he "hopes it won't be the last time in a worcesterjersey." they're the first players to leave since worcester�*s season was suspended and the club went into administration. bath are the only side below worcester in the premiership table having not won in four games. staying with worcester warriors and finances in rugby union — sale's tom curry has addressed the issue as he and the england squad met up for a mini—training camp, and says it's a difficult time for the sport. oh, it's horrible, isn't it? there's no other words really to describe it. i think the sports teams aside, you have to take a look at the personal circumstance of it. and i think it's a horrible situation to be in, especially something out of their control. so you know, you won't be able to bump into a couple pla