a 3—1win over ecuador. it means they finish third in the group just behind brazil and uruguay. colombia take the fourth automatic spot with peru going into a play—off. —— peru. elsewhere the usa are out. it's the first time they've missed the finals since 1986 but panama are in for the first time. european champions portugal will be there — they finished top of their group. as did france. the 1998 winners finished ahead of sweden who now face a play off and the dutch were eliminated at the qualifying stage for the second successive tournament and leading one of their stars arjen robben to announce his retirement from international football. he is one of the best players in the world. he can still do hisjob by his club. so he will be missed in the national team, playing without him, because he is such a quality player. and we will miss him. no doubts about that. that was recent history, now some almost ancient history. it was called the battle of the sexes. it was a tennis match like no other. bobby riggs, a former wimbledon champion, took on the greatest female player

four. meanwhile jamie murray and brazil's bruno swaris have reached the doubles semi—finals wafter defeating raven klaasen and rajeev ram. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's: bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll have more for you in the next hour. bye for now. thanks, holly. children who have dyspraxia are being mislabelled at school as "lazy or naughty", a charity says. dyspraxia is a condition which is thought to affect about 5% of the population and yet it receives a fraction of the publicity of disorders such as dyslexia or autism. it's a lifelong neurological condition, causing difficulty with coordination and movement, but also with processing information. the dyspraxia foundation believes that tens of thousands of children and adults are unaware they have it. earlier, the victoria derbyshire programme spoke to two families who are affected by dyspraxia and a trustee of the dyspraxia foundation, sally payne, who explained more about the disorder. so dyspraxia is a condition that affects large body movements such as balance,

perouse. why? because i am from peru. peru and barcelona. i go for spain, argentina, brazil and portugal. spain. my mum is from germany andl portugal. spain. my mum is from germany and i have three germany jerseys and they are my favourite team. i think ithink i'm i think i'm going to make it into the world cup in 2025, and i will play for the usa women's. the world cup in 2025, and i will play for the usa women'slj the world cup in 2025, and i will play for the usa women's. i hope i will be playing to germany. for the usa. 2006. 2028. 2028. i'm going to play for... the united states. usa. 2006. 2028. 2028. i'm going to play for... the united stateslj usa. 2006. 2028. 2028. i'm going to play for... the united states. i am going to play for... peru. and i think i might play in... 2030. going to play for... peru. and i thinkl might play in... 2030. yeah. just recently, that main news again, police in london and new york are 110w police in london and new york are now investigating multiple claims of sexual assault against hollywood producer harvey weinstein. in his first public comment see

ci’oss have a big effect on the upcoming cross for the world cup in russia. they could face brazil or argentina in the group stages next summer. wales and scotland failed to qualify. they are 14th and 29th respectively in the rankings with germany remaining in the number one spot. the draw for the world cup play—offs, the euro section, is made tomorrow. northern ireland lost their last two matches in the paid their last two matches in the paid the price for that qualify because they've dropped 23rd in the world. they're going to be imported to tomorrow. denmark have jumped above them into that first pot of seats. italy there will surely be the team to avoid in that draw tomorrow lunchtime. peru bands have even more to cheer about. their side has moved into the world's top ten for the first time. they've qualified for the intercontinental play—off against new zealand to get to russia. they finished fifth in south america in the group there. above chilly, who have not made to russia. manchester city ladies will face the norwegian cloud in the last 16 of the champions league. that

, brazil and germany. it's bringing them in with original content for different countries. but to fund that it recently announced price increases in several countries. for example, a 10% rise to $10.99 a month in the us for its most popular plan, and 7% rise in the uk to £7.99. but there's fierce competition for those tv dollars. amazon, hulu, youtube and even facebook are also making their own content — but how much are we willing to pay for it? i would love you to get involved in that conversation. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @sallybundockbbc. and we will have an expert in the studio who will be answering my questions. a fascinating subject. thank you, sally. three days of national mourning have been declared in portugal after at least 36 people died in forest fires. across the border, in northwestern spain, fires there claimed at least another four lives. alison roberts reports from lisbon. 6,000 firefighters were in action in portugal on monday as forest fires devastated the centre and north of the country. sunday had been the worst

involving the world's largest meat—packing firm, jbs. under brazil's constitution, mr temer can only face trial with the approval of two thirds of the lower house of congress. theresa may will address european union leaders today at a summit in brussels, at which they're expected to confirm they are not yet ready to open talks with britain, about a post—brexit trade deal. before the gathering, mrs may wrote an open letter to eu citizens living in the uk, promising to make it as easy as possible for them to obtain settled status in the future. adam fleming has more from brussels. during dinner, sandwiched between a discussion about iran and a chat about trade, that is when the prime minister will give her verdict on the brexit negotiations so far. but it looks like the leaders of the 27 remaining eu countries do not think enough progress has been made on the first set of wreck the talks on divorce issues to move onto the second about trade and a possible transition deals to be brexit. a d raft transition deals to be brexit. a draft says there is. they will welcome the offer to fulfil fin

—trick helping england to a a—1win. they'll face either brazil or germany for a place in the final. british champions day at ascot is known as the richest day in the british racing calendar. but there was also a record equalling victory for trainer aiden o'brien, a frankie dettori double and the offical celebration of this yea r‘s champion flat jockey. adam wild has the details. they called it british champions day, no more fitting title or venue then ascot, and no more fitting company, the irish trainer aidan o'brien wasjust one company, the irish trainer aidan o'brien was just one top—level winner away from the world record of 25 in winner away from the world record of 25ina winner away from the world record of 25 in a single year. his first chance to equal that mark came with hydrangea in the purple and this was the moment many came to see. modest, humble, but in modern flat racing aidan o'brien remains without peers. he had two chances to claim the record outright as is own but on both occasions he was aborted by another great of the sport, the jockey frankie dettori, inclu

no progress. police in brazil arrest more than 100 people in the biggest operation ever against paedophiles in latin america. donald trump promotes here in the uk by linking an increase in recorded crime with what he called a spread in radical terror without offering any evidence. —— promotes angen hello, and welcome the bbc news. afg ha n hello, and welcome the bbc news. afghan officials say up to 60 people have been killed in two separate suicide attacks on mosques. first, they entered a shia mosque in kabul and opened fire before setting off explosives. islamic state said they carried out the attack in kabul. elsewhere, another mosque was targeted in ghor province. we have been following the story. the massive suicide attack triggered an emergency in trouble. it was a race against time to save those caught up in the last. the evening prayer at this mosque ended in a nightmare. women and children were included in the injured. after slipping through tight security, wind man managed to walk right in the middle of the prayer. —— one. translation: people were praying. the

pinochet in 1973. police in brazil say they've arrested more than 100 people in the biggest ever operation against paedophiles in latin america. thejustice minister said those detained shared pornographic images of children through computers and mobiles. leonardo rocha is america's editor for bbc world service. he told me more about the operation. it involved more than 1,000 police officers, and they had been investigating it for about six months with the co—operation of the european union and also american immigration officials. they checked on the suspects, but also provided special software to try to find those files on what is called the dark web, or the deep web, where those people were sharing images and also apparently producing images of children and teenagers. so, notjust sharing, but also producing. that's exactly... that's what the police found. initially, the investigation was focused on sharing. and when they went to investigate and started to see the images, and they actually interviewed some of the children involved and the teenagers involved, some of them relate

. quite an achievement given that when the boy from brazil, first came to europe, he couldn't speak, a word of english. joe wilson has been to meet him. 7:30 one an act of mourning in newmarket and this is britain's championjockey. newmarket and this is britain's champion jockey. his story belongs to the world. his journey is unique. 0n to the world. his journey is unique. on his wall at home, he shows me pictures of his triumphs in india. he first sat on a course in the family farm he first sat on a course in the familyfarm in he first sat on a course in the family farm in brazil. at 16, and told him he looked like a jockey and thatis told him he looked like a jockey and that is how it all began. when i came to ireland first of all, i couldn't speak a world of english. it was a lot of dedication. i think it's not easy to be a champion and when you are foreign and from a different country, even harder. so you have to make the chances come to you. he has written over 800 times this season, far more than any other trifles. a ha rd est this season, far more than any other trifles. a harde

brazil say they have arrested more than 100 people in the biggest operation ever against paedophiles in latin america. suspects were arrested in 2a states, and the capital, brasilia. 0ur south america correspondent katy watson reports from sao paulo. more than 1000 agents took part in this massive operation. it was an investigation that took six months, with the help of the us embassy in brazil as well as us immigration officials. european offices were also involved. those who were arrested shared pornographic images of children through that computers and mobile phones. they were also found to have produced images, as well. more than 150,000 files were found. they were accessed through what is known as the dark web, the pa rt what is known as the dark web, the part of the internet not reached by most search engines. translation: paedophiles use this method. they store their illegal photos in the computer of someone in another part of the country or the world, and often the person who is storing the content is unaware. federal police said this was one of the biggest operations in the wor

hello and welcome. police in brazil say they have arrested more than 100 people federal police said this was one of the biggest operations in the world. more arrests could come. up to 60 people have been killed in two separate suicide attacks on mosques in afghanistan. in the first, the attacker entered a shia mosque in the capital, kabul, and began shooting, then set off explosives. the islamic state group says it carried out the kabul attack. elsewhere, another suicide bomber targeted a mosque in ghor province. the bbc‘s south asia regional editor anbarasan ethirajan has been following the story. the massive suicide attack triggered a medical emergency in kabul. it was a race against time to save those caught up in the blast. a routine friday evening prayer at this mosque ended in a nightmare. the worshippers included women and children. after slipping through tight security, one man managed to walk right in the middle of the prayer hall. translation: people were praying when the attacker entered the mosque and detonated his explosives. many of the wounded tried to flee, fearing

. england play brazil or germany next. we‘re just over half an hour in to the third practice at the united states grand prix. lewis hamilton has been impressive in austin so far, topping the time sheets in both practices yesterday, knowing that he could win a fourth world title this weekend. third practice going to form as well, with hamilton top so far. running grosjean is finding going a little rougher, spinning out a final practice. qualifying gets underway tempi. it‘s the second set of group matches in the rugby union‘s champions cup this weeekend, but already glasgow‘s hopes of making it to the knockout stages hang by a thread, after a second successive defeat — this time, at the hands of leinster. the warriors actually took an early lead, but the dominant leinster pack proved too much in the end. this final try ensuring the irish side left with a bonus point win. glasgow remain without a point at the bottom of pool 3. another side at the bottom of their group is northampton saints. they lost 2a—7 against clermont auvergne in a messy game in france. england captain dylan har

united states, they will face brazil or germany in they will face brazil or germany in the last four. lewis hamilton can become the formula 1 world champion for a fourth time this weekend, he‘s looking like the man to beat at the us grand prix, the championship leader setting the pace yesterday, carrying the form into final practice in austin with a new track record, finishing just under one tenth of a second ahead of his rival sebastian vettel, it all separate both the mercedes and ferrari cars, intriguing qualifying awaits us, that should get underway at 10pm this evening. rugby union champions cup, saracens taking on ospreys, welsh side have come from behind to lead in the match, dan evans running over with a couple of tries after chris wiles had put saracens in front, currently 17—7 ospreys. leicester tigers thrashed the french side castres, earning themselves a bonus point before half—time thanks to that try from telusa veainu, earlier, glasgow beaten by leinster, and northampton lost at clermont auvergne. that is all the sport for the moment, we will have more in the comi

brazil and first came to europe, unable to speak a word of english. is not easy to be a champion and when you are a foreigner from a different country, it's even harder, you know. the chances less, say have do make the chances come to you. the trainers have been great to me and eve ryo ne trainers have been great to me and everyone has given me great support. i'll have more on story later. now there was a rare sighting of an albatross, at the valderrama masters golf yesterday...not the actual bird, but the term for a very special golf score. it means you get the ball in, in three fewer shots than is par for a hole. dutchman joost luiten, was playing his second shot, at the par five, 11th hole during the second round in spain. he launched his ball up the hill, it rolled onto the green and into the hole. luiten's, albatross helped him, into the lead on seven under par. surfing makes it's debut at the tokyo olympics, and the build up starts this weekend in north wales? but not on the coast. the country's top riders will be competing inland, on the longest man made waves in the world. ijoined

—playing field? our correspondentjulia carneiro is in brazil. the 100 women season has come to rio dejaneiro the 100 women season has come to rio de janeiro and the 100 women season has come to rio dejaneiro and in the last of our four challenges we will try to tackle the problem of sexism in sport. brazil is the land of football. both women were not allowed to play here for decades until 1979. were getting together a tea m until 1979. were getting together a team of experts, women, who have dedicated their lives to overcoming barriers for women in sport and we will ask them to come up with solutions to make sure that young girls like these have an equal playing field. louisa is the youngest player here. she is 13 yea rs youngest player here. she is 13 years old. as well is playing football she has a blog in which she writes about her passion for this board and about your training routine. why is it important for you to talk to other girls about what you do? i feeli am to talk to other girls about what you do? i feel i am encouraging them to do what they want and knowing that other

in rio, the 100 women season in brazil. don't forget, you can reach me and some of the team here on twitter. stay with us here on bbc news. back with the headlines injust stay with us here on bbc news. back with the headlines in just one moment. we may have got rid of store brian but remains of him now sitting area of low pressure in the north sea. there is another big blow in the atla ntic there is another big blow in the atlantic that is setting the scene for our weather for the weekend. the vegeta bles for our weather for the weekend. the vegetables that offshore in the atla ntic vegetables that offshore in the atlantic and will throw a number of fronts are we, i think all the milderairupfrom fronts are we, i think all the milder air up from south in midweek. here we are though most of monday, the gloomy prospects to start the week. cloud and trade across scotland, greater northern island of brightening from the west here, and a wet beginning to the new beginning —— week, and overcast skies further east, rain will be on the way here ina east, rain will be on the way here in a

bridge in brazil — for daring mass jump from for daring massjump from a bridge, hoping to smash a world record. this is the moment they took a leap of faith. 245 thrillseekers tied to ropes jumped from a bridge that's 30 metres tall. how is it different to bungee jumping? well, jumpers don't bounce because the rope is made of nylon. they slow down as they approach the end of their freefall. the stomach—lurching adventure activity took place in hortolandia, about an hour from sao paulo in brazil. the participants all simultaneously jumped on a string and a prayer. tied together wearing safety helmets, they swung back and forth until stopping. then some jumpers climbed back up to the bridge. translation: it was crazy, a unique feeling, an unbelievable experience. youjump, and it's pure adrenaline, and you just go. these thrillseekers beat the previous unofficial record of 149 people in a massjump. guinness world records has not yet issued an official statement confirming the record attempt. well done to them. let's see what the weather is doing to us with tomasz schafernaker. toda

time is exactly 134 pm. england are facing brazil in the under 17 world cup in india. they are leading to—1 at the moment. brian brewster who scored a hat—trick in the quarterfinal put england ahead. brazil pulled one back midway through the first half. he had clearly rehearsed that celebration with one of his team—mates. but brewster who is on liverpool's books put england back in front. to—1 up. the second half has just kicked off in calcutta. the under 20s want their world cup, the under 19 ‘s became european champions. the british boxer anthony go—go has talked about the racist abuse he was subjected to an elite cup tie at the emirates night. the olympic bronze medallist receded bees from a fellow norwich fan. i was flabbergasted. again, being a professional boxer and successful in my life, i have often come across frustration as a positive and blocked the negative. i was really shocked and saddened. there were two more league cup matches tonight. tottenham face... everton head to chelsea. david unsworth, who wants the job full—time has taken on a caretaker role for t

reach the world cup final in brazil. brewster got three in the finals against the united states. brazil managed to pull one back in this match. that goal came midway through the first—half. westley poking home. a well rehearsed celebration followed, but it was brewster who is currently on the bricks of liverpool who put england back in front. it was 2—1 at half—time and then in the second half, he completed his second hat—trick of the tournament so far and it means that england stay in calcutta ahead of the final to come on saturday with a play spain after they beat mali today. i'm feeling great. 0ver they beat mali today. i'm feeling great. over the moon to score a two hat tricks in two games. great performance from the lads, we dug deep. brazil are a very, very good team. we knew that before we came in. we suck to be plan and we won three having one. hopefully we will win the final and we will do our best. that's what ruling today. the eyes the women have sacked their manager after two years in charge. the team are currently sixth in the women's of the week and are pic

making the news. brazil's president, michel temer, will not face a supreme court trial for corruption after the lower house of congress rejected charges filed by prosecutors. earlier, mr temer was taken to hospital ahead of the vote after feeling unwell. mr temer is accused of obstruction ofjustice and racketeering. he denies any wrongdoing. iraq's autonomous kurdistan region has offered to freeze the result of september's referendum on independence and begin dialogue with baghdad. the move to break away resulted in iraqi troops seizing areas controlled by the kurds since 2014, including the disputed city of kirkuk. fats domino, one of the pioneers of rock and roll, has died. he was 89. best known for songs ain't that a shame and blueberry hill, he sold more than 65 million records, outselling every 1950s rock—and—roll act except elvis. nick higham looks back on his life. # one day, you'll cry # i won't come back to you # just you wait and see... antoine ‘fats‘ domino started playing piano in the bars of new orleans, rolling rhythm and blues with its rich jazz and l

calcutta, and the liverpool youngster was again the star of the show —— brazil in kolkata. england reach theirfirst final at this level. i am feeling great. over the moon to score two had tricks in two games. obviously a great performance from the lads. we dug deep. obviously brazil are a very, very good team, we knew that when we went in. so we stuck to the plan, and we won, and we are through to the final. we will do our best to win the game, that is what we are going to do. in the second semi—final, spain beat mali. they scored twice in the first half, it was 3—0 before a late consolation goal. let's head to germany now, for what is being described as a little bit of transport history. in the bavarian town of bad birnbach, a driverless bus service has been launched. each vehicle can carry 12 passengers, and the journey will be free. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. as revolutions in technology go, this seems, at first glance, a little underwhelming. but this mayjust be the transport solution of the future. no driver, no conductor. just a small bus trundling along at an avera

. the side made it to the final after a hat—trick from liverpool's rhian brewster against brazil earlier in the week. he's on course to become the tournament's top goal scorer. rhian's dad — ian — has been speaking to the bbc. he says the whole family are just trying to keep their feet on the ground, ahead of this afternoon's final. you just can't wait. he wants to get it on. even after the last game, he phoned us from his hotel room and he seems so phoned us from his hotel room and he seems so relaxed. he would not believe that two hours ago he was playing in front of thousands of people scoring a hat—trick. he is surrounded by a lot of level—headed people and family friends, we keep him in check. i am living the dream at the moment, seeing your son in a sport that you love and a team that you adore, iron living the dream. but, at the same time, so long as he is happy, i am happy. the match is being played in the indian city of kolkata. rahul tandon is there. what are the expectations of this match? to foreign teams from thousands of miles away, playing in that magnifice

. the side made it to the final after a hat—trick from liverpool's ree—on brewster against brazil earlier in the week. he's on course to become the tournament's top goal scorer. our correspondent, rahul tandon is in kolkata, where the final is taking place. he's been telling us the level of interest in india has been enourmous. you can see people already streaming towards the stadium. we are expecting more than 66,000 but they could have sold 150,000 tickets for this match. the people here are having england flags painted on theirfaces. a few having england flags painted on their faces. a few with a spanish one as well. a big moment for india, an even bigger one for this england at the 17 team. the under 20 team are already world champions. can theyjoin? are already world champions. can they join? can brewster score are already world champions. can theyjoin? can brewster score more goals to take them to victory? is probably the best young player in the world. the signs are good. they thrashed brazil 31 on wednesday. but they are up against the spanish team who beat them in the eur

the semi—final against brazil. you don't get to this part of a tournament if you're relying on one oi’ tournament if you're relying on one or two players. you need to be at good level all over the pitch and tomorrow, will be no different. so, we're aware of their players, but like i said, also aware of where we think we can exploit as well and we will be ready to deliver, that's for sure. now the world heavyweight champion, anthonyjoshua, says he has no ego, and feels like, he's the challenger as he prepares to defend his titles against stand—in opponent, carlos takam, in cardiff tonight. joshua was due to face the bulgarian kubrat pulev, but he withdrew because of injury. the greatest year in the boxing career of anthonyjoshua continues. now a household name, he's known as well outside the ring as in it thanks to one night in april. he confirmed his status as one of the biggest draws. his victory over wladimir klitschko had it all. but that famous win needs to be left to history, for now. it doesn't last forever. everything has a beginning and end. while i'm doing it, i have to r

favourites as they dismantled brazil in the semifinal 3—1. there is an opportunity to prove he is the best young player in the world. if england can create history, millions back home will be happy and millions here. you can watch coverage of the match on bbc two from 3. 20pm this afternoon. now time for the weather. chris, all change? yes, certainly, it's going to be turning colder through this weekend. we still have a lot of cloud in the sky but there are a few gaps in that cloud, particularly across lots of southern england, midlands and a few working towards fife. a blowy kind of day. it's tomorrow you will notice the real change in the air as we start to draw in cold arctic northerly winds. overnight tonight the first signs of that change arrive. most of the night it's cloudy, mist over the hills, spots of light rain and drizzle on coasts and hills as well. during the second half of the night we see that colder air begin to move southwards into scotla nd air begin to move southwards into scotland as the skies hereditary, it will turn chilly. for — as the skies clear here it will tur

liverpool's rian brewster against brazil earlier in the week. he is on course to become the tournament's top goal scorer. the match is being played in kolkata. not long until kick—off?‘ minutes to go, we are about to have the national anthems. there are more than —— huge support for england because the premier league is so popular, lots of manchester united and chelsea shirts as people have been walking in. england will start this match very confident. they dismantled brazil 3—1 here on wednesday. the result surprised many people and they've stronger and stronger as the tournament has gone on. remember, spain beat them on penalties in the european championships earlier this year. so anyone incredibly important moment coming upfor anyone incredibly important moment coming up for young guys in the stadium behind me and this is a huge moment for india as well because i think through the course of this tournament they've showed the world this country is notjust about cricket, people here love football as well. i was going to say, as a venue as well. i was going to say, as a venue t

brazil, women's football has struggled with credibility and access. it was illegalfor women has struggled with credibility and access. it was illegal for women to play football at all until 1979. they have had more success recently, but women in the meantime turned cheerleading into a demanding athletic activity. now it has been given provisional recognition as an 0lympic given provisional recognition as an olympic sport and men want to do it as well. the 100 women team went to ta ke as well. the 100 women team went to take a look. now on bbc news it's time for meet the author. rj palacio but, is haunting. my name is august, i won't describe what i look like. whatever you are thinking, it is probably worse. the story of this boy starts from there and it is a journey that has enthralled readers around the world. welcome. the beginning of the book is startling, even horrifying. in that sense, you're saying to the reader: do you have the guts to stay with the story, aren't you? i wanted to whet their appetite. but at the same time, yes, sort of like, say, are you with me? are you i

hat—trick against brazil in the semifinal and was the top scorer in opposition. you must be beaming this evening. hello. i am so happy at the moment. iamso hello. i am so happy at the moment. i am so pleased with the boys. every single one of them after their heart and soul into it. i'm very proud. do you live through it as a parent and a supporter as well, particularly as you are watching but also in the training? yes, you were taking every ball. as much as you are watching it, and it is hard. people say the managers are taking every ball, so the parents. out of that deal not just as they win but as you see your son scored that goal? —— how does it feel. before the start of the game, i was saying i would be happy if he scored one goal. when he did, what a critical moment of the match was i think it was perfect. i said to my friends, he's not finished yet! i thought they would score more goals. if you had told me he would end up winning five, i would never have expected that. you're going to try and see that go again. i understand that you gave your son a bit of tough love, as y

in the semifinal against brazil, as well as one in the quarterfinal. we believe in ourselves, it's more like adrenaline before the game, i wouldn't class it as nerves. we are a confident team and confident in our style of play. you can see the final, live on bbc two at 3.30. meawhile, in the premier league, second—place manchester united take on tottenham, who are only behind them on goal difference. spurs have won four in a row in the league, but will be without the injured harry kane, who has scored 17 times this season for club and country. kane has a minor hamstring strain so isn't being risked. there are two big lunchtime games today in scotland. rangers play their first game since manager pedro caixhina was sacked. graeme murty takes charge today for the match at hearts. and striker and club vice—captain kenny miller will also be involved in the decision making. sheffield united have gone top of the championship — at least for this morning — after they beat yorkshire rivals leeds 2—1, in front of 34,000 at elland road. substitute david brooks, who is only 20, got th

brazil. women have been coming up with ways to tackle sexism in sport. it is finally the big day. after a week debating how to tackle sexism in football, we have come to a school in bahia to present solutions that our experts can we then to try them out on the pitch. so let's meet some of the experts and find out what they have been up to. this is a former adviser to brazil international. you have five different rules you have created. what are these different rules? so it is all equal opportunities of the pitch. maira liguri is focusing on visibility. what are you doing there? we are creating a youtube channel so that we can gather information and free tutorials and media is inspiring women playing football, so they can inspire others to start playing. there no such information on the internet about man. we want this to be strong. maira, thank you. at the crucial thing is how it works on the pitch. now the match is going really well. it is very competitive in a great game. they are all wearing t—shirts that have been especially made for today. that is part of the solution is t

authorities here say they hope that will happen within the next two years. in brazil, 11 cities are in a state of emergency and 27 are on alert because of drought conditions. a lack of rain in recent months has impacted farmers and exacerbated fires. it has also had serious consequences on local wildlife. sophia tran—thomson has this report. this is an island, a large river island in the central resilient state. it hasn't rained in the state's capital for 20 weeks now, and without enough water, it is difficult for large reptiles to keep cool difficult for large reptiles to keep cool. these relatives of the alligators are searching for relief from the sun, but the mud is so dry that some are finding themselves stuck, and dozens have died. to help them, conservationists are pulling them, conservationists are pulling them from the mud and relocating them. translation: [m them. translation: more and more the animals need our- without our for them assistance, it is difficult for them to survive in such extremes. they are transported to an area with more water, where they can call off safely

, still to come: levelling the playing field. brazil takes the lead on challenging sexism in sport indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday she'd spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it, every drop of my blood will contribute to the growth of this nation". after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. booster ignition and liftoff of discovery, with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. well, enjoying the show is right — this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the 7 billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: thousands have called for spanish unity in madrid. catalonia's sacked leader has vowed to resist direct rule. at least 14 people have been killed after two explosions in the heart of the somalian capital of mogadishu. let's go to the syrian city of rucker, which was captured by us—bac

thriving economy. stay with us here on bbc news, still to come: levelling the playing field. brazil takes the lead on challenging sexism in sport jeremy corbyn has called for mps who are guilty of sexual harassment or abuse to be held to account. in a speech this afternoon, the labour leader warned that a warped and degrading culture was thriving in westminster. our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. jeremy corbyn‘s warning today was stark, he said sexism and misogyny were widespread in society and while the labour leader gave no specific examples or evidence, where abuse had been accepted. it extends to a culture that has tolerated abuse for far too long. it is a warped and degrading culture that also exists and thrives in the corridors of power, including in westminster. his comments about these corridors follow newspaper reports of unnamed mps acting inappropriately. no—one has been directly accused or official complaints made, but those who know this place well say there is a problem that must be addressed. in westminster, there has been a longstanding issue and w

. in brazil, 11 cities are in a state of emergency because of drought. a lack of rain has impacted farmers and exacerbated fires and has had serious consequences for local wildlife. brazilian state of tocantins. and without enough water, it is difficult for large reptiles to keep cool. these caimans, relatives of alligators, are searching for relief from the sun. but the mud is so dry that some are finding themselves stuck, and dozens have died. to help them, conservationists are pulling them from the mud and relocating them. translation: more and more, the animals need our help. without our assistance, it's difficult for them to survive in such extremes. they are transported to an area with more water, where they can cool off safely. the conservationists are also rescuing trapped and dehydrated cattle. for some of the state's farmers, the drought has been devastating. translation: i had to sell all of my livestock, so they wouldn't die. for these animals, the assistance from environmentalists is life—saving, but what they need more than anything is rain. stay with us here on bbc

services than russia, brazil and indonesia combined. we have own tfl greatest armed forces on the planet who show their worth to the world in the indian ocean in iraq and the baltics. we train the best diplomats and put them to the test and send them to work for the foreign secretary. applause. but now we are leaving the european union, it allows us to be more international, not less. it requires us international, not less. it requires us to face the world, not looking back, not glancing away, but with confidence and determination about the future we'll build. ladies and gentlemen, this's only one party can deliver that and it's our conservative party. applause. now, i'll be happy to work with the labour party in the national interest putting aside our differences for the good of the country. but they'll be playing a different game. they've now published 11 separate brexit plans. and they are tolstoy each unhappy in its own unique way. for the customs union, then against it. for free for the customs union, then against it. forfree movement, then against it. forfree movement, then against

mexico in 1986 they faced the mighty brazil, but didn't get out of their group. awin brazil, but didn't get out of their group. a win in the play—offs would be the ultimate reward for the last few years. but first there's the small matter of wanting to knock the world champion off their perch. parrot whistles. natalie pirks, bbc news, belfast. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. the weather gave some others are short, sharp shock, eight heavy burst of rain. you can see on the radar picture this band of rain was very narrow, a heavy burst which disrupted the rush hour in places, or made for a soggyjourney to work. that has now cleared away. we are left with some pretty strong winds and rough seas close to the east coast. that was how it looks for one of our weather watchers in cromer. although the winds will continue to slowly ease through the afternoon of the seas will state quite rough, big waves close to the east coast. however, quite a lot of sunshine to come through the rest of the day. some showers exposed to the north—westerly breeze, for example the north coast o

a teacher have died in brazil after a security guard started a fire at a childcare centre. the man threw petrol over the children and himself before starting the fire. he died of his wounds. the motive is not clear, but local media have reported that he'd recently been dismissed. fierce storms in north and east germany have killed six people and injured at least ten. powerful winds ripped through the region, uprooting trees and lifting roofs. a number of trains have been cancelled leaving hundreds of passengers stranded in hanover. in the capital berlin volunteer fire crews have been called in to help answer emergency calls. the 0scar—winning hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, says he is taking a leave of absence and seeking the help of therapists, after it was reported that eight women had made sexual harassment claims against him. the new york times has reported that mr weinstein, who is 65, reached settlements with the women. 0ur correspondent peter bowes is in los angeles. yes, he is a big player. he's usually influential and powerful and has been in hollywood for man

have died in brazil after a security guard started a fire at a childcare centre. the man threw petrol over the children and himself before starting the fire. the motive is not clear, but local media is reporting that he'd recently been dismissed. fierce storms in north and east germany have killed six people and injured at least ten. powerful winds ripped through the region, uprooting trees and lifting roofs. a number of trains have been cancelled leaving hundreds of passengers stranded in hanover. in the capital, berlin, volunteer fire crews have been called in to help answer emergency calls. and now, all the business news. good morning. good morning. looking at one of those big trading relationships. plenty of them around. this one is a mass of wind. —— massive one. we start in the indian capital, delhi, where prime minister modi is hosting the 14th eu—india summit. european commission president jean—claude juncker and european council chief donald tusk are there to discuss everything from security to migration and climate change. but they will also be trying to revive talks

making the news: the first funerals have taken place in brazil of children killed on thursday by a security guard who set fire to a childcare centre in the state of minas gerais. seven children — most of them aged four — and a teacher have now died. the man threw ethanol over the children and himself before starting the fire. he later died in hospital. the european commission says the international deal to curb iran's nuclear programme is working, and that all sides should keep to their commitments. it was responding to indications from president trump that he will decertify or reject the deal, which was agreed by barack 0bama in 2015. it limits tehran‘s ability to enrich uranium, in exchange for sanctions relief. the us is lifting most of the economic sanctions it imposed on sudan twenty years ago. officials said sudan had made progress in human rights issues and cooperation in the fight against islamist extremism. sudan had been subject to a trade embargo and other penalties. human rights groups have criticised the decision, saying sudan has never been serious about introdu

stories making the news. the first funerals have taken place in brazil of children killed on thursday by a security guard who set fire to a childcare centre in the state of minas gerais. seven children, most of them aged four, and a teacher have now died. the man threw ethanol over the children and himself before starting the fire. he later died in hospital. vigils have been held in las vegas for the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in recent us history. police say they've followed up more than a thousand leads but still don't know the motive for the attack that left 58 people dead and hundreds injured. stephen paddock opened fire from his hotel room on the crowd below before turning the gun on himself. oil and gas companies have shut their operations and begun to evacuate staff in the gulf of mexico as tropical storm nate is getting closer to their facilities. the storm has killed at least 2a people in central america and has damaged thousands of homes. it's predicted to become a hurricane by the time it hits the united states on sunday. the european commission says the interna

an attack on the civil liberties of women. the first funerals have taken place in brazil of children killed on thursday by a security guard who set fire to a childcare centre in the state of minas gerais. seven children, most of them aged four, and a teacher have now died. this is what is left of the nursery room. the school's security guard came in and spilt fuel and toddlers, teachers and himself and started the fire. now everything is pitch black. charred books on the floor. the ceiling melted away. the strong smell here stinks —— stings the throat. translation: when i rushed in, everything was covered in black smoke. i saw two children. i brought the first one out when i got the second child, her skin seemed to be melting away. i was shocked but managed to save her. i came back for more children but they were no longer reading. this small city buried seven victims on friday. they are stunned by what happened. the question resounding here is, why? the attacker had been a night guard at the school for almost ten years. it now emerges he had a mental disorder but no—o