sarina wiegman and mary earps were among the winners in paris. sarina wiegman picked up the award for the best coach in the women's game and mary earps voted the best goalkeeper. elsewhere, lionel messi unsurprisingly picked up the award for the best player in men's football. he led argentina to the world cup win in qatar. it was a clean sweep for the argentinians in the men's side, who were nominated for awards. the manager picked up the best coaches, and martinez was voted the best goalkeeper. earlier this evening, sarina wiegman had a word with her and said that the award that she and the team were nominated for was an acknowledgement of the success they have had. they'll be hoping that picking up trophies is a good omen. well, one of the biggest cheers of the night was for polish amputee player marcin oleksy, who won the puskas award for the best goal of the year. here's his effort for his club warta poznan — a perfectly executed bicycle kick that flew past the opposition goalkeeper. he beat off competition from the likes of richarlison to

sarina wiegman and mary oates were among the winners in paris. sarina wiegman picked up the award for the best coach and the women's game and mary oates the best goalkeeper. lionel messi unsurprisingly picked up the award for the best player in men's football. he laid argentina for the world cup win in qatar. it was a clean sweep for the argentinians and the men's side, who were nominated for awards. the manager picked up the best coaches, and martinez was voted the best goalkeeper. earlier this evening, sarina wiegman had a word with her and said that the award that she and the team were nominated for was an acknowledgement of the success they have had. they'll be hoping that picking up trophies is a good omen. well, one of the biggest cheers of the night was for polish amputee player marcin oleksy, who won the puskas award for the best goal of the year. here's his effort for his club warta poznan — a perfectly executed bicycle kick that flew past the opposition goalkeeper. he beat off competition from the likes of richarlison to win the award

quite matches and sarina wiegman wanting to keep that record.— to keep that record. quite a lot auoin on to keep that record. quite a lot going on for— to keep that record. quite a lot going on for england _ to keep that record. quite a lot going on for england before - to keep that record. quite a lot| going on for england before the match even kicks off tell us about that. . match even kicks off tell us about that. , ., . , that. first of all there will be a minutes silence _ that. first of all there will be a minutes silence held _ that. first of all there will be a minutes silence held for- that. first of all there will be a minutes silence held for the i that. first of all there will be a - minutes silence held for the victims in syria and the squad will be wearing black armbands as well for respect out of the victims. also the golden boot winner beth mead, her mother passed away last month from cancer so the members of the england squad will be wearing an old alien —— ovarian cancer action batch and also captain liam williamson will be wearing the one lef

sarina wiegman and mary earps were among the winners in paris. sarina wiegman picked up the award for the best coach in the women's game and mary earps voted the best goalkeeper. elsewhere, lionel messi unsurprisingly picked up the award

but something magical is happening under sarina wiegman. they remain unbeaten under her and many believe they are the best side in the world right now, a bold claim but one fans hope comes true in sydney in august. studio: natalie pirks in bristol, thank you. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. i wanted to start by showing the stargazers what they are possibly not missing. we havejupiter and venus in the sky with the crescent moon in amongst all the cloud and rain we have seen today because of the story was we had some appreciable rain, the first for some time, and also a significant drop in the temperature behind the weather fronts so for the likes of north—east wales, 13 yesterday and ate today, average for the time of year but it has been so mild it was very noticeable. the raggedy looking weather front is sitting to the east, lots of showers following behind. showers bringing flakes of snow over bodmin moor at the moment so cold air is digging southwards, perhaps a smattering on the hills as

what will sarina wiegman be hoping to achieve from this tournament? it's a perfect opportunity to prepare for the world cup. they have three matches against varying opposition to serena baker and wants to see different combinations between players for the a few players have been called up, many youngsters, an opportunity for them to showcase what they can do ahead the world cup. it's about building that momentum and trying to capitalise on the good energy they got from the tournament last year in the build—up to the euros when in the build—up to the euros when in the summer. and captain leah williamson has been speaking this lunchtime, and she's announced she'll be wearing the 0nelove armband throughout the tournament. what's she said? leah williamson very strong on that. she said the lionesses wanted to show solidarity with yucca bianco, who recently came out as a male openly gay player, first current international player to come out in the men's game, so they wanted to show solidarity with him to stop they wore the armband during the euros and s

another i victory for manager sarina wiegman, and with the world cup this summer, and with the world cup this summer, a headache for the new player of the match. england's cricketers have won for a tenth time in the 11 games since ben stokes took over as the permanent captain. james anderson took the final wicket as england beat new zealand by 267 runs in the first test in mount maunganui, bowling the home side out forjust 126 early on the fourth day. it's england's first win in new zealand since 2008. that's all the sport for now. huw. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. that formal identification has not yet been carried out. hello you're watching bbc news. let's get more now police in the north of england say they found a body near where a woman went missing three weeks ago. 45—year—old nicola bulley was last seen walking her dog in the northwest of england on january the 27th. the police statement read in underwater search team and specialist officers have subsequently attended the scene, entered t

emma sanders , talking to sarina wiegman there at st georges park, i asked emma about the make up of this first squad of the year we kind of knew what to expect. captain lille williamson returning which is a big boost. no beth mead, who was a top score at the euros. this is the first tournament without beth mead and hauer england going to cope? the coach says it is too early to prepare for life without beth mead at the world cup.- to prepare for life without beth mead at the world cup. laura coombs hasn't been involved _ mead at the world cup. laura coombs hasn't been involved for— mead at the world cup. laura coombs hasn't been involved for a _ mead at the world cup. laura coombs hasn't been involved for a couple - mead at the world cup. laura coombs hasn't been involved for a couple of. hasn't been involved for a couple of years and it is a great opportunity for her coming back into the squad. i very good opportunity for laura coombs and comes when she signs a new contract with manchester city. a good season for her. serena says laura can bring added violence to them attacking an

another victory for manager sarina wiegman, and with the world cup this summer, a headache for the new player of the match. 0nto cricket now and england test captain ben stokes says he wants his side to be entertaining. ten since he took over as permanent captain for the 267 runs over new zealand put it after reducing the for reads for 63 for five is a chase england's target of 390 for. stokes bowlers wrapped up in the first session of day four. jack leach making the early breakthrough and a jimmy anderson cleaning up the tail forfive is a jimmy anderson cleaning up the tail for five is a chase jimmy anderson cleaning up the tail forfive is a chase england's target of 390 for. stokes always wrapped up in the first session of day four. jack leach making the early breakthrough and a jimmy anderson cleaning up the tale. first trapping. he then followed that up with a wicked of the captain. and then will do neil wegner caught behind a single and honed in on a victory. darrell mitchell did provide some resistance against the england juggernaut. provide some resistance against the englandjug

another victory for manager sarina wiegman, and with the world cup this summer, a headache for the new player of the match. onto cricket now and england test captain ben stokes says he wants his side to be entertaining. and they were definitely that in tauranga as they thrashed new zealand in the opening test — their 10th win out of ii since he became captain. after reducing the kiwis to 63—5 overnight as they chased england's target of 394, stokes' bowlers wrapped it up in the first session on day 4. jack leach making the early breakthrough and thenjimmy anderson cleaning up the tail — first trapping scott kuggeleijn lbw. he followed that up with the wickets of captain tim southee and then neil wagner, both caught behind as england homed in on victory. daryll mitchell provided some resistance against the england juggernaut with a well—made half century. but it proved in vain and anderson dismissed blair tickner to seal an impressive 267—run victory against the world test champions. they lead the two match series i—nil. you know, if we keep playing the way in which we're pl

england head coach sarina wiegman has named a 26—player squad to face south korea, italy and belgium in the defence of the arnold clark cup later this month. captain leah williamson returns after missing the november international break with injury, while everton�*sjess park keeps her place after scoring on her debut in the 4—0 win over japan in november. uncapped everton goalkeeper emily ramsey is called up for the first time while arsenal's beth mead remains sidelined with a knee injury. spurs midfielder bethany england also misses out. you cannot play the same players three times in a row within eight days. also with their schedule they have a club before this window and after this window so it is a great opportunity also to try out some things for all of us and also important for us to see more players and to get as much information about players at this time. well the lionesses success last year contributed to a doubling of the amount of time viewers spent watching women's sport in 2022 according to the women's sport trust. the research found the average viewer watched eight

wiegman said she saw exactly what she wanted from her much changed england side. rachel daly — playing up front rather than full back — scored both goals in front of a record crowd for any sporting fixture at the cbs arena in coventry. wiegman made nine changes to the team that beat south korea in their opening match. it's now winner takes all against belgium on wednesday. the lionesses have been nominated for laureus world team of the year following their euro 2022 triumph over germany. they've been nominated alongside men's world cup champions argentina and champions league winners real madrid for the award. britain's tom pidcock said a lack of preparation time on time trialling was to blame as he slipped from the lead to seventh at the tour of algarve. the ineos rider won the penultimate stage but his inexperience against the clock showed as he could only finish 19th on the final stage. team—mate dani martinez finished fourth on the day, which was enough to pip italy's filippo ganna by two second in the general classification. lots more on the bbc sport w

the victory extends sarina wiegman�*s unbeaten run as manager to a impressive 29 matches. next, to the one major trophy still missing from manchester city's cabinet. that's the champions league. tonight they had the opportunity to move a step closer to the quarter finals but were denied victory at rb leipzig, with their first leg finishing all sqaure as patrick geary reports: across 12 years, across a continent, manchester city have been searching. if their hunt for the european cup has taught them anything, it's a value of patience. against rb leipzig they waited 21 minutes for one riyad mahrez. leipzig seemed in no hurry and bobbed along until in the second half and they found some urgency and fluency. the feeling was that city don't offer those chances often. 15 minutes later here was an even better one. scored by gvardiol, one of europe's rising forces. no rush or panic from manchester city but in the final moments of the game they pleaded for a handball, a penalty. there claim highlighted in the post—match. they will be able to take out their frustration in the seco

another victory for manager sarina wiegman. and with the world cup this summer, a positioning headache from the player of the match. jane dougal, bbc news. england are through to the semi—finals of the t20 world cup after the west indies secured a dramatic final over win against pakistan. the windies total of 116 was built upon their three — top three batters. they contributed 72 runs, with rashaad williams leading the way with 30 runs from 3a balls. the wicketkeeper was later reprimanded for breaching the icc code of conduct in a previous match. in reply, pakistan looked all set for victory after scoring 13 runs from the first four balls of the 20th over. but the wicket of ali riaz from the penultimate ball swung it to the west indies way. and new zealand have kept their hopes of reaching the women's t20 world cup semi—finals alive at the same time preventing sri lanka from reaching the last four. they won the match between the two convincingly in south africa, winning by 102 runs. they can make the semis if bangladesh b

her first england goal. 4—0, and head coach sarina wiegman's unbeaten record remains intact. jane dougall, bbc news, milton keynes. new zealand proved to be stubborn opponents on the second day of the opening test against england, but ben stokes' side did eventually find a way through and lead by nearly 100 runs heading into day three. the lead could have been bigger, but for the batting of tom blundell. try as they might, england's bowlers had no answers to his batting brilliance as he powered past the century mark. he went on to hit 138 before james anderson, finally removed his threat, to end the kiwi's innings. england led by 19 runs at that point, but suffered the losses of openers ben duckett and then zac crawley here, before the close of play. �*night hawk�* stuart broad rode his luck at times, but did his duty to close out the day without further losses. england 79—2, a lead of 98 runs. jockey tom scudamore has retired from racing with immediate effect after being unseated from a mount at leicester on thursday, saying he feel he's been given "a bit of a warning.

england head coach sarina wiegman has named a 26—player squad to face south korea, italy and belgium in the defence of the arnold clark cup later this month. captain leah williamson returns after missing the november international break with injury, while everton�*sjess park keeps her place after scoring on her debut in the 4 0 win over japan in november. uncapped everton goalkeeper emily ramsey is called up for the first time while arsenal's beth mead remains sidelined with a knee injury. spurs midfielder bethany england also misses out. you cannot play the same players three times in a row within eight days. also with their schedule they have a clock before this window and after this wind is a discrete opportunity also to try out some things for all of us and also important for us to see more players and to get as much information about players at this time. well the lionesses success last year contributed to a doubling of the amount of time viewers spent watching women's sport in 2022 according to the women's sport trust. the research found the average viewer watched eight hours

wiegman and her squad of 26 for this month's arnold clark cup. good evening. the unrelenting search for survivors has entered a second night across a vast area of southern turkey and northern syria, following the major earthquake which struck yesterday. it's being reported that more than 7,000 people have lost their lives, but officials are warning the number could rise significantly in the days to come. thousands are thought to be trapped under collapsed buildings, but the extreme cold is affecting the rescue efforts, and there's particular concern in syria, a country where agencies are already devastated by years of conflict. 0ur middle east correspondent anna foster has spent the past two days travelling alone towards the epicentre of the earthquake in south—eastern turkey, and she was one of the first journalists to arrive there. she sent this report. here at the epicentre, every rescuer is waiting for this moment. after hours trapped in the rubble, a sign of life. a family complete again. each survivor feels like a miracle. but these are h

head coach sarina wiegman has led england to 26 unbeaten games. this one looked to be the same. a penalty gave georgia stanway theirfirst, delighting the excitable young fans. the floodgates were opened. a solo run from chloe kelly and it was two. it is a brilliant fast start! england were enjoying themselves now. they quickly scored a third before the ball fell to laurenjames. and it's james! herfirst england goal. a winning start to the competition and the year for the lionesses. their unbeaten record still intact. jane dougall, bbc news, milton keynes. now time for a look at the weather with darren. hello there, the winds are going to be strengthening overnight and it is going to be very windy by tomorrow morning, particularly across northern parts of the uk and in scotland, over the pennines and north—east england, there could be some travel disruption and may some damage. it is all due to an area of low pressure that will be deepening overnight as it

sarina wiegman the english manager said that it was important to face countries from different cultures, continents because it is all about experience. and that is what this faa organised tournament is all about, cut mac is about preparing for the world cup because england will have one eye on that the summer and new zealand. they will be playing three matches in seven days so it will be very intense and will be good preparation for tournament football. it is also a chance for sarina wiegman to look at different connotations of players and different players, and he waved because don't forget she has lost bothjill because don't forget she has lost both jill scott and also ellen because don't forget she has lost bothjill scott and also ellen white who retired after the euros. plus added to that, she has got a problem with mill filter keira walsh, a stomach bug so she will not be available tonight so a lot of her to think about. and she will be wanting to keep their record because england have been unbeaten in 26 matches. plenty going on before kick off as well can you explain what we can

the victory extends sarina wiegman's unbeaten run as manager to a impressive 29 matches. next, to the one major trophy still missing from manchester city's cabinet. that's the champions league. tonight they had the opportunity to move a step closer to the quarter finals but were denied victory at rb leipzig, with their first leg finishing all sqaure as patrick geary reports: i crossed 12 years, across a continent, a mattress the city have been searching. if their hunt for the european cup has taught them anything, it's a value of patience. against our beat leipzig the weighted 21 minutes for one riyad mahrez. leipzig seemed in no hurry and bobbed dylan in the second half and bobbed dylan in the second half and they found some urgency and fluency. the feeling was that city don't offer those chances often. 15 minutes later here was an even better one. scored by gvardiol, one of europe's rising forces. no rush or panic from the city but in the final moments of the game they pleaded for a handball, a penalty. there claim highlighted in the post—match. there will be able to

sarina wiegman's side take on south korea tomorrow in the first match of the arnold clark cup in milton keynes. our football reporter emma sanders has been at st georges' park where the lionesses trained this morning and started by explaining why captain leah williamson could defy fifa by wearing a one love armband. she said the team wants to show solidarity to yak up again so who was the first current male international player to come out as gay this week. she said the team working to show any sort of stance against discrimination and to continue to wear that one love armband. she asked whether there was an intention to have conversations with fifa ahead of the world cup in australia and new zealand on whether or not the england squad would be able to wear the arm find. she said there was that intention and they have always set up for discrimination.- have always set up for discrimination. ~ . ., , ., have always set up for discrimination. ~ . . , ., ., discrimination. we are a squad that romotes discrimination. we are a squad that promotes inclusivity _ discrimination. we are a squad

wiegman. despite rotating her squad throughout the tournament, wiegman is determined to add another trophy to her impressive cv as an international coach. we wa nt we want to win the tournament. we don't really know what the strongest ii don't really know what the strongest ii is at the moment, we don't have to know. but it shows that our team is good and it is hard to make decisions. england's leading wicket—ta ker james anderson has returned to the top of the international cricket council's test bowling rankings. at a0 years 207 days, anderson is the oldest bowler to hold top spot since australian clarrie grimmett in 1936. anderson returned match figures of 7—54 in the first—test win in new zealand earlier this week to end australia captain pat cummins�* four—year reign at the top. the england seamer has has 682 test wickets, third on the all—time list behind sri lanka spinner muttiah muralitharan and late australia great shane warne. the second test starts in wellington on frida

england manager sarina wiegman says she doesn't know her best starting 11 right now — a significant claim from a coach who rarely changes it. 0n the way to winning euro 2022, wiegman became the first manager to name the same team for all six matches in the tournament, but has at least been experimenting for their two wins so far at the arnold clark cup with the world cup to come this summer. we wa nt we want to win the tournament and we also managed to level a little bit. we don't really know what at this moment, we do not have to know yet but it shows that our team is really good and it is hard to make decisions. i think we have such a good group that there's more than 23 that are going to world cup that are able to play at that stage and so, it makes it harder for us to make decisions but also, the starting line—up, we have more than 11 players that really could start the team and some comments on that someone is in good enough to start isjust the situation someone is in good enough to start is just the situation of going to make but we just really have to know what the opportunities

sarina wiegman wants to see different combinations between the players. there have been a few players that have been called up, many youngsters who have been called up, another opportunity for them to show what they can do ahead of the world cup, but it is about building that momentum and hopefully trying to capitalise on the good energy they got from the tournament last year in the build—up to their euros win in the summer that was so, so big for them. meanwhile, scotland and wales women are in action in the pinatar cup in spain today. scotland kicked off against iceland at 2pm. it is currently goalless. while wales face the philippines this evening. you can watch both those games on the bbc iplayer and on the bbc sport website. professional players in wales are said to be considering strike action over a dispute about contracts — putting next weekend's six nations match against england in doubt... it's understood that a meeting will take place between the welsh rugby players�* association officials and players — before wales host england in the

the head coach sarina wiegman has given most her squad a run out so far and that has really benefited i think where a competitive group and we all know that in order to be successful we have to challenge one another. that's every single day in training and that is what makes us able to get performances and grow at the squad. i like to see our players improve and we want everyone to perform and be at their best, and, ultimately we need everyone at their best to go on and do great things. our correspondent natalie pirks is there, natalie brilliant that there's a bit riding on the game, but you can't see the belgians stopping england can you? yeah, i mean it, on paper, no. belgium are ranked 16 players below england was up they didn't qualify for the world cup. the fines are excited here because, as you say, england is on our great runs was there are 29 matches if they were to draw or beat vegan tonight. even though belgium reached the quarterfinals of the euros at a second time of asking that summer, it should be england winning their third trophy under the near kush tonight. you can't

next up for sarina wiegman's side — italy on sunday. england's cricketers lead new zealand by nearly 100 runs after the second day of the opening test. ben stokes' team are 79—2 going into tomorrow, that's in their second innings. the lead could have been bigger, but for the batting of tom blundell earlier. try as they might, england's bowlers had no answers to his batting brilliance as he powered past the century mark. he went on to hit 138 before james anderson finally removed his threat to end the kiwi's innings. zak za k crawley zak crawley made 28 for england in response. it is finely poised heading into day three. now to the story of glamping pods, the problem of homelessness, and a footballing legend. lou macari played for two of the giants of british football — celtic and manchester united — as well as 24 times for scotland. he won at wembley as a player and a manager. but now he's chasing very different goals, as he runs a homeless shelter to help people in need. i've been to meet him ahead of a charity sleep—out tonigh

wiegman. despite rotating her squad throughout the tournament, wiegman is determined to add another trophy to her impressive cv as an international coach. this whole tournament, we have to -et this whole tournament, we have to get ready— this whole tournament, we have to get ready and — this whole tournament, we have to get ready and be _ this whole tournament, we have to get ready and be ready— this whole tournament, we have to get ready and be ready on - this whole tournament, we have to get ready and be ready on the - this whole tournament, we have to get ready and be ready on the 22nd ofjuiy_ get ready and be ready on the 22nd ofjuiy when — get ready and be ready on the 22nd ofjuiy when a — get ready and be ready on the 22nd ofjuly when a world _ get ready and be ready on the 22nd ofjuly when a world cup _ get ready and be ready on the 22nd ofjuly when a world cup starts. - get ready and be ready on the 22nd| ofjuly when a world cup starts. but we also _ ofjuly when a world cup s

especially for the lionesses, england manager sarina wiegman named women's coach of the year at the ceremony, after leading them to the european championship on that famous day at wembley last summer. we have heroes now. little girls have their idols. they have inspirations. the development of the game, so many people across the world have worked so hard to get the game abilities right now. and we would like to thank the people for that. england goalkeeper, mary earps said she was "honoured" after being named goalkeeper of the year. four other lionesses were also named in the team of the year — captain leah williamson, lucy bronze, keira walsh and beth mead. lionel messi cut a sharp looking figure out on the green carpet. no surprise after lifting the world cup late last year, he was named men's player of the year. alexia puttellas won the women's award. while this brilliant goal from polish amputee marcin 0lesky, won goal of the year. a perfectly executed bicycle kick. he becomes the first person with a disability to win the award, beating off competition from kylian mbappe and richarliso

sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, england head coach sarina wiegman has named a 26 player squad to face south korea, italy and belgium in the defence of the arnold clark cup later this month. captain leah williamson returns after missing the november international break with injury while everton'sjess park keeps her place after scoring on her debut in the four nil win overjapan in november. uncapped everton goalkeeper emily ramsey is called up for the frst time while arsenal's beth mead remains sidelined with a knee injury. spurs midfielder beth england also misses out. according to the limits or stress. the research from the average viewer watched eight hours and 44 minutes of women sport in 2022 compared with three hours and 47 minutes and 2021. last years euros offered a boost on its own with more than half of those watching the tournament new to women sport going on to watch more after england won the final. another retirement to bring from the wales football squad. midfielderjoe allen has retired from international football at the age of 32. the swansea ci

england are in the winning habit — their third trophy under sarina wiegman. how they'd love their next one to be the world cup in australia in the summer. but before their date with destiny, belgium stood in england's way. their red flame was extinguished early. and in from chloe kelly! belgium offered little in attack but were proving stubborn in defence. it was just before half—time, with a helping hand from russo, when the captain popped up to double england's lead. leah williamson! after the break, it was much of the same, and when ella toone's shot was spilled at the feet of kelly again, there was only one possible outcome. mary earps was caught cold at the end with the best goal of the game, but it was just a consolation for belgium, as leah williamson added a flourish for england's sixth. their unbeaten run now stands at 29 matches, with two games left to play before their summer of reckoning. can england really win a world cup? definitely. we won the euros. we've got it in the bag. a mix of experience and youth talent, i'd say they've got i a really

it's now 28 games unbeaten under head coach sarina wiegman, rachel daly with two goals as they beat italy in the arnold clark cup, to set up a winner takes all in their final match with belgium on wednesday. testament to the progress england are making under wiegman and to the talents of daly, who was used as a defender instead of her prefered position as a striker during that euros success. also on the rise are motherwell, who came up trumps against hearts in the scottish premiership. blair spittal with a goal i'm not sure he'll ever score again, his header back off the post, which came right back to him, for their second at fir park. and that win means motherwell are now six points clear of dundee united, who are bottom. england booked their place in the semi—finals of the women's t20 world cup, without even playing yesterday. it's after west indies beat pakistan, who couldn't knock off the runs they needed with the final few balls to secure victory. both teams still retain slim chances ofjoining england in the last four. in the day's other game, new zealand thrashed sri lanka this is

another victory for manager sarina wiegman, and with the world cup this summer, a positioning headache from the player of the match. jane dougall, bbc news. all pointing in the right direction for england at the moment. this isn't a bad way to win your first british title. ellie baker smashing a 37—year—old record in the process. her win came at the uk indoor championships in the 1500 metres, with the 24—year—old putting in an impressive showing, to break zola budd's time which has stood since 1986. in tennis, british number one cameron norrie missed out on a fifth atp title, losing to world number two carlos alcaraz in the final of the argentina open. alcaraz returning from a four—month absence from injury, too strong for norrie, as he won in straight sets in just over an hour and a half against the wimbeldon semifinalist. over an hour and a half against the wimbledon semifinalist. finally, the sad news that legendary sports presenter dickie davies has died aged 94. and that is all we have time for today. i hope you've enjoyed sharing at least part of the afternoon with us a

wiegman. despite rotating her squad throughout the tournament, wiegman is determined to add another trophy to her impressive cv as an international coach. this whole tournament is all what we do right now is be ready for the 22nd ofjuly when our world cup stars, but we also want to win the tournament, but every game we play we want to win, but we want experience and we want to see many players. but whoever is on the pitch goes on the pitch to win the game. now it�*s one of the biggest games in the british sporting calendar and brings in £10m for the welsh economy, but today we should find out if wales v england in the six nations will go ahead on saturday. welsh coach warren gatland delayed naming his team yesterday with the players threatening to strike over an ongoing dispute surrounding their contracts. the players set a self imposed deadline for matters to be resolved or they�*d strike. it is very interesting. today is d—day. the players have asked for a resolution today, wednesday,

wiegman. the team are using the tournament as preparation for this summer's world cup in australia and new zealand, which kicks off injuly. and good news for conor benn, as the world boxing council is set to reinstate him into their rankings after they say a "highly—elevated consumption of eggs" was a "reasonable explanation" for his drug test failures the 26—year—old was banned from the sport after failing two voluntary anti doping tests before a fight with chris eubankjr last october. benn still remains under investigation by the british boxing board of control though — so could still be banned from fighting in the uk. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. shamima begum has lost her legal challenge to the decision to revoke her british citizenship. the court dismissed her appeal, but said there was a "credible" case that she was a victim of human trafficking. ms begum was 15 years old when she travelled to syria to join the isl

sarina wiegman�*s side looking to retain the arnold clark cup, when they take on belgium in a winner takes all. 28 match unbeaten run they're on now. we wait to see how they will fare later. ~ ., , , ., ., later. the world cup is around the corner this — later. the world cup is around the corner this summer _ later. the world cup is around the corner this summer so _ later. the world cup is around the corner this summer so it - later. the world cup is around the corner this summer so it will - later. the world cup is around the corner this summer so it will be i corner this summer so it will be exciting for them. that form could certainly get them the at the moment potentially after their euro success. it's one of the biggest games in the british sporting calendar and brings in £10 million for the welsh economy, but today we should find out if wales v england in the six nations will go ahead on saturday. welsh coach warren gatland delayed naming his team yesterday with the players threatening to strike over an ongoing dispute surrounding their contracts. the players set a self imp

brilliant night for the lionesses, england manager sarina wiegman named women's coach of the year at the ceremony, after leading them to the european championship on that famous day at wembley last summer. we have heroes now that are all in the room. little girls have their idols. they have inspirations. and the development of the game, so many people across the world have worked so hard to get the game where it is right now and i would like to thank the people for that because that gives the fundament of the women's game. england goalkeeper, mary earps said she was "honoured" after being named goalkeeper of the year, thanking her loved ones. four other lionnesses were also named in the team of the year. captain leah williamson, lucy bronze, keira walsh and beth mead. interesting to note, not a red carpet, but a green carpet. see what they've done there. lionel messi looking very sharp. no surprise after lifting the world cup, was named men's player of the year. one of the biggest cheers of the night went to polish amputee marcin olesky who won the award for goal of the year. the fir

despite a narrow 2—1win over italy in the arnold clark cup, england head coach sarina wiegman said she saw exactly what she wanted from her much changed side. rachel daly — playing up front rather than full back — scored both goals in front of a record crowd for any sporting fixture at the cbs arena in coventry. wiegman made nine changes to the team that beat south korea in their opening match. it's now winner takes all against belgium on wednesday. the lionesses have been nominated for laureus world team of the year following their euros success last year. they've been nominated alongside the france's men's rugby team, f1 world champions and nba team golden state warriors. that's all the sport for now. let's return to our top story and president biden's surprise visit to ukraine, nearly one year on from the russian invasion. this is the moment he met with ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky. mr biden has now left kyiv but said his visit reaffirms the us's unwavering and unflagging commitment to ukraine's democracy, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. he also said vladimir p

the victory extends sarina wiegman's unbeaten run as manager to 29 matches. and the side, certainly look in good form, ahead of the world cup this summer. no stopping them at the moment. thank you, mike. guillermo del toro's adaptation of pinocchio won the best animation prize at the baftas. the incredible puppets were are all handmade by animation studio �*mackinnon and saunders' here in manchester and are currently on display in a new exhibition. before we take a look around, let's remind ourselves of that award winning film i want to tell you a story, it's a story you make you think you don't. he's just a puppy. story you make you think you don't. he'sjust a puppy. == story you make you think you don't. he'siust a railway-— he's 'ust a puppy. -- i'm not i'm a real he'sjust a puppy. -- i'm not i'm a real boy- _ he'sjust a puppy. -- i'm not i'm a real boy- -- — he'sjust a puppy. -- i'm not i'm a real boy- -- he — he'sjust a puppy. -- i'm not i'm a real boy. -- he is— he'sjust a puppy. -- i'm not i'm a real boy. -- he isjust _ he'sjust a puppy. -- i