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A new nationwide policy introduced in german amateur football allows transgender and non—binary players to choose if they play in men's or women's teams. bbc sport travelled to berlin to see the policy inaction. a new trial run by the football association says grassroots referees feel "more confident" and "safer" if they wear bodycams during matches. it comes after hundreds of amateur referees in england told the bbc they feared for their safety on the pitch. around 100 refs have used the bodycam equipment since the trial began in february. jane dougall has been to see how it's working. afte...

South Africa’s economic performance since the recovery from the pandemic has been largely a story of luck in that it has been driven more by external factors and less by deliberate domestic policy and action.

On the ground, that's not going to happen. | unfortunately i think - we will see a taliban overrun earlier than anybody expected. damian, you've spent some years covering the afghanistan story, you've been into the country a number of times, you've seen this unfold over that 20—year period. it's not surprising, is it, that other countries like pakistan, turkmenistan, are making a calculation, saying it's time to cosy up to the taliban because they could be in power very soon? i think henry and i were both in south asia and watching this situation at a similar time. pakistan, of course, has a...

In power very soon? i think henry and i were both in south asia and watching this situation at a similar time. pakistan, of course, has always had a very, very close relationship and ties with the taliban, using pakistani areas as sort of rear bases, that has always been a big part of the calculation. india is a big player in this, as well. china, with its border with afghanistan, obviously that's the region of xinjiang, where china has that huge, at the minute, that policy, the very repressive policy inaction in xinjiang. so you have players looking at this, and western countries, too. it's v...