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but there is still a huge amount of ground needs to be made up. in amount of ground needs to be made u. , ., amount of ground needs to be made um— made up. in your recent reporting _ made up. in your recent reporting you _ made up. in your recent reporting you pointed i made up. in your recent. reporting you pointed out another statistic. that the eu was women's national team this year has a record number of mothers, there are three on the squad. why is that number so significant?— squad. why is that number so significant? they are tied with the 2015 grouo _ significant? they are tied with the 2015 group which - significant? they are tied with the 2015 group which shows i the 2015 group which shows great continuity from the us wmt. what is even more exciting here is that there is an actual record in training camps in the spring training camps leading up spring training camps leading up to the final selection, there were five mothers included in those camps which is the most that the us wmt has ever seen and that speaks to the idea that this is notjust accommodations that are being made for one or two star place, this is deeply embedded into the culture of the us with the support for mothers and that is thanks to decades of advocacy by these place. thanks to decades of advocacy by these place-— by these place. you wrote the
detour for a family reunion in luxembourg.— luxembourg. it is very difficult _ luxembourg. it is very difficult for _ luxembourg. it is very difficult for mothers i luxembourg. it is very i difficult for mothers who had luxembourg. it is very - difficult for mothers who had a full family in ukraine, before the war, but they are nay raising children without a father who stayed in ukraine, it is really important reason why some people going home. the children are very homesick. they want to study in ukraine, they want to work in future in ukraine. �* ., ukraine. and with that the u-rou ukraine. and with that the grouo had _ ukraine. and with that the group had set _ ukraine. and with that the group had set off- ukraine. and with that the group had set off on i ukraine. and with that the group had set off on their| ukraine. and with that the i group had set off on their two and a half thousand mile trek. speaking gaelic. mi} and a half thousand mile trek. speaking gaelic.— and a half thousand mile trek. speaking gaelic. 700 mile drive south and the _ speaking gaelic. 700 mile drive south and the group _ speaking gaelic. 700 mile drive south and the group were i speaking gaelic. 700 mile drive south and the group were readyj south and the group were ready to get the ferry over to france. they passed through belgium and into luxembourg, for this. belgium and into luxembourg, forthis. it belgium and into luxembourg, for this. it is long hours but in the end, worth it. after
the first debutants to win at this tournan norwayw the first debutants to win at this tournan norway to do them a now needed norway to do them a favour against group a now needed norway to do them a favour against gr wind and rain switzerland, in a wind and rain swept hamilton. it was always going to be a tough ask, after losing their star moments before kick—off. without the six times champions league winner, chances went begging. but that league winner, chances went beg roll . but that league winner, chances went beg roll over that league winner, chances went beg roll over was: league winner, chances went beg roll over was largely due outstanding to their outstanding goalkeeper.- to their outstanding toalkee er. . to their outstanding goa goalkeeper. howard named the goalkeeper. howard named fifa player of the match, she pulled off save after save after save to help move her pulled off save after save after a veto help move her pulled off save after save i after-help move her pulled off save after save i after—nove her pulled off save after save i after—ve her pulled off save after save after ., . ., ., er pulled off save after save after ., . ., ., .,, team a point clear at the top ofthe team a point clear at the top of the grouo- _ team a point clear at the top of the group. just _ team a point clear at the top of the g| draw lust _ team a point clear at the top of the g| draw of t _ team a point clear at the top of the g| draw of the - team a point clear at the top - of the g| draw of the tournament goalless draw of the tournament leaves norway bottom. they will goalless draw of the tournament leaves norwa match m. they will goalless draw of the tournament leaves norwa match against will for their next match against new zealand in auckland on sunday because chance of to win to stand any chance of going through. nick parrott, bbc news. we have now seen all 32 nations at the women's world cup. the last two to play where colombia and south korea in sydney. it finished 2—0 to the
forgotten war, and thanks to reporting that goes we are casting a light on the suffering of the people of yemen. in light on the suffering of the people of yemen. . light on the suffering of the people of yemen. , ., , of yemen. in terms of where they wanner of yemen. in terms of where they wagner grouo _ of yemen. in terms of where they wagner group gets _ of yemen. in terms of where they wagner group gets their - of yemen. in terms of where they wagner group gets their money i of yemen. in terms of where they - wagner group gets their money from, is it not understood that there is a complex entities that exist underneath it that fund that? the central african underneath it that fund that? tta: central african republic underneath it that fund that? tt2 central african republic for me is the best example of this. essentially, the wagner group have captured estate and then i have significant contracts for mining for diamonds and gold. essentially, guns at for gold is their cover. ogre at for gold is their cover. are there other _ at for gold is their cover. are there other countries, particular in europe, they have tackled this in an effective way? tia. europe, they have tackled this in an effective way?— europe, they have tackled this in an effective way? no, this is something that we are sadly _ effective way? no, this is something that we are sadly seen _ effective way? no, this is something that we are sadly seen across - that we are sadly seen across europe, across all our key allies. no one has yet prescribe them or taking the action needed to deal with private military companies in a strategic manner. we are asking the
on the hotel. let's hear from another grouo _ on the hotel. let's hear from another group of _ on the hotel. let's hear from another group of tourists - on the hotel. let's hear from another group of tourists in l on the hotel. let's hear from - another group of tourists in tokyo, because japan said they are concerned about the high—temperature is being seen more often where they are. i is being seen more often where they are. , ., are. i feel every time we are visitin: are. i feel every time we are visiting somewhere, - are. i feel every time we are visiting somewhere, there . are. i feel every time we are - visiting somewhere, there seems to be a heatwave or weather disaster. it is becoming the new normal. very concerned about that, and i think it is a big shame because this is a really beautiful city. we want to be out as much as possible, but with it being as hot as it is, we need to be mindful. 50 being as hot as it is, we need to be mindful. ., , , , mindful. so many places grappling with this. carbon emissions contribute to global warming which scientists say has made these heatwaves much worse. the us climate envoy john kerry has begun a series of meetings in beijing — with the talks aimed at trying to revive co—operation on reducing greenhouse gases. china and the us are the world's two biggest carbon emitters. beijing has been praised for becoming a world leader in renewables but is also still hugely reliant on coal
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non-super league team still left in | non—super league team still left in the competition, and their game against lee promises to be tough. you never say never, and in cup competitions, the unthinkable is not unthinkable. we have seen challenge cup upsets in the pack, with lower league sides overcoming super league sides. it is not unthinkable that will happen, but it will be a tough ask on a top and afternoon on sunday. it ask on a top and afternoon on sunda . , ., ., , , sunday. it is the women are purse, and they are _ sunday. it is the women are purse, and they are riding _ sunday. it is the women are purse, and they are riding high, _ sunday. it is the women are purse, and they are riding high, winning . and they are riding high, winning every game they have played so far this season. i every game they have played so far this season-— this season. i think we have a good u-rou this season. i think we have a good a-rou of this season. i think we have a good grouo of girls. _ this season. i think we have a good grouo of girls. and _ this season. i think we have a good group of girls, and did _ this season. i think we have a good group of girls, and did not - this season. i think we have a good group of girls, and did notjust - this season. i think we have a good group of girls, and did notjust the | group of girls, and did notjust the talent on the field, but a group of girls that are willing to play for each other, a really cohesive group that our friends on and off the pitch. i think that really does help in terms of performance on the pitch. that and the fantastic coaching, and the backing of the club that we receive. you coaching, and the backing of the club that we receive.— coaching, and the backing of the club that we receive. you are only two games _ club that we receive. you are only two games away _ club that we receive. you are only two games away from _ club that we receive. you are only two games away from wembley. l club that we receive. you are only i two games away from wembley. are club that we receive. you are only - two games away from wembley. are you thinking about that yet? i two games away from wembley. are you thinking about that yet?— thinking about that yet? i think i would be lying — thinking about that yet? i think i would be lying if _ thinking about that yet? i think i would be lying if i _ thinking about that yet? i think i would be lying if i say _ thinking about that yet? i think i would be lying if i say is - thinking about that yet? i think i would be lying if i say is that - would be lying if i say is that anybody wasn't thinking about it, especially two matches away from it, but i think the highlight of anyone's career would be to play at wembley, and what is to finally be
part... realistically this is the easy art... ., , part... nine games in five da s, part... nine games in five days. it's _ part... nine games in five days, it's quite _ part... nine games in five days, it's quite an - part... nine games in five i days, it's quite an intensive schedule, _ days, it's quite an intensive schedule, and like you said, with— schedule, and like you said, with the _ schedule, and like you said, with the heat out there too, how — with the heat out there too, how will _ with the heat out there too, how will it be for the team to compete _ how will it be for the team to compete in those conditions could — compete in those conditions could yellow we've trained for that, — could yellow we've trained for that, you _ could yellow we've trained for that, you see? we knew that would — that, you see? we knew that would be _ that, you see? we knew that would be the schedule a while back, so we've _ would be the schedule a while back, so we've done - would be the schedule a while back, so we've done is - would be the schedule a while back, so we've done is some i back, so we've done is some intensity training mixed in with that, acclimatised ourselves obviously accordingly with what the weather will be like here. but yeah, it's not what you would like, but to be honest it's what we've been training for and it is what it is so we can't really change that. we played —— we would play 2a hours a day if we could, wejust love play 2a hours a day if we could, we just love football. but yeah, it's not so much a challenge, it's an exciting opportunity for us, i would say. opportunity for us, i would sa . �* , , , say. and where is the biggest challen . e say. and where is the biggest challenge lies _ say. and where is the biggest challenge lies ahead - say. and where is the biggest challenge lies ahead for - say. and where is the biggest challenge lies ahead for you | say. and where is the biggest | challenge lies ahead for you in terms — challenge lies ahead for you in terms of— challenge lies ahead for you in terms of the tournament and success? _ terms of the tournament and success? ,, . . , , terms of the tournament and success?— success? success within our urou - , success? success within our grouo. we _ success? success within our grouo. we know _ success? success within our group, we know where - success? success within our group, we know where we l success? success within our l group, we know where we are in—house and we know where we
junior doctors are to strike in england for three consecutive days in march. the walk—out by members of the british medical association is part of a dispute about pay. the government has called the decision disappointing. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns is with me. explain who will be walking out here. , ., explain who will be walking out here. ., ., , explain who will be walking out here. ., .,, �*, ., here. junior doctors, it's a huge urou - , here. junior doctors, it's a huge grouo. this _ here. junior doctors, it's a huge grouo. this is — here. junior doctors, it's a huge group, this is everyone - here. junior doctors, it's a huge group, this is everyone from . here. junior doctors, it's a huge - group, this is everyone from doctors who might have just left medical school to those with up to maybe 15 years of experience. the issue is pgy- years of experience. the issue is pay. the british medical association says its angry and demoralised about below inflation wages, so it says we can expect tens of thousands of them to walk out at 7am on monday the 13th of march and not to come back to work until the thursday morning. now, this is going to affect routine and emergency care, although they can only walk out a&e departments if employers can stuff them properly so
net zero capital of the world. trillions of dollars, yen, into renewables.— trillions of dollars, yen, into renewables. ' i: i: , : ., _ renewables. 10096 clean power by 2030. so what _ renewables. 10096 clean power by 2030. so what is _ renewables. 10096 clean power by 2030. so what is the _ renewables. 10096 clean power by 2030. so what is the problem? i renewables. 10096 clean power by 2030. so what is the problem? a| 2030. so what is the problem? a u-rou 2030. so what is the problem? a a-rou of 2030. so what is the problem? a grouo of vocal — 2030. so what is the problem? a group of vocal tory _ 2030. so what is the problem? a group of vocal tory mps - 2030. so what is the problem? a group of vocal tory mps say i 2030. so what is the problem? a group of vocal tory mps say we i 2030. so what is the problem? a i group of vocal tory mps say we are moving too fast. nobody knows what this costs. everyone says, i love it, it's a great idea, and then the public says are, why are we doing this. the net zero scrutineer group was set up by two prominent eurosceptics, craig mckinlay and steve baker, who is a junior minister in the new government. young people in my constituency are learning to drive and demanding green measures. i think that we are disappointed when they realise they can't own a car, can't go on holiday, and have expensive heating.