steph houghton this man penalty. she was training to take penalties, expecting to take a penalty but that was a moment when you luck was not going to go with england. definitely. she has been an amazing captain and to step up as she did, again, we should just be very proud of her. how far has the game come from when you are playing in1971. game come from when you are playing in 1971. how old were you?” game come from when you are playing in 1971. how old were you? i was 13. i was 14. that is bonkers. crazy and such a surreal experience. the noise in the stands last night was deafening. we were outnumbered by the americans but in aztec stadium we could not even hear each other think. that must've been terrifying. absolutely. it gives you goosebumps thinking about it. how far has the game come? seeing how england have played, especially the last three yea rs played, especially the last three years and i think for us, we came with we played strong and i think it is showing through the game. it is a fantastic campaign

it was time for england's captain to step up but steph houghton failed to seize the moment. houghton. saved! it was a heartbreaking end to an impressive tournament. england's wait for a major trophy goes on. ijust thought we came so close and to thenjust have it gone in a missed penalty, i was gutted. did not seem they wanted it enough. i don't know, i'm absolutely gutted to be fair. just gutted. and that was definitely a goal by ellen white. a fantastic effort, still very proud of the girls. four years' time, come on girls. well, england came here to win but it is the usa who remain the standard bearers in women's football. phil neville's side have made progress, they've won plenty of friends here in france, but yet again they have failed to take that final step and provide that transformational moment that they, the women's game and england fans are so desperate for. katie gornall, bbc news in lyon. how true, the final step, how are they going to make the final step and get past a team like the usa? i am with someone who might be able to help me. rory smith, chief soccer c

it was a moment or england captain to step up but steph houghton failed to step up but steph houghton failed to rise to the challenge. emotions we re to rise to the challenge. emotions were running high and it was all starting to unravel. commentator: millie bright! and here comes the red. there would be no fairy tale finish for england for the third major tournament in a row, they have lost in the semifinals. so much hurt for the players who have generated so for the players who have generated so much hope. the coach, phil neville has been giving his reaction. my players give me everything. we said before the game, we wanted to leave our hearts and soul on that pitch and we did. we gave everything. we have gone toto with the best team in the world. —— toe to toe. we went down to ten men and probably just ran toe to toe. we went down to ten men and probablyjust ran out of steam. around 50,000 fans packed the stadium here in lyon. i can tell you the atmosphere was absolutely incredible and there have been parties in pubs and restaurants across many parts of the uk, watching the gam

england had a golden chance to equalise, but their captain, steph houghton, missed a crucial penalty kick well into the second half. annejohnson is captain of the kidderminster harriers football club. she has more than 29 years' experience in the game. it was a brilliant match. the girls played really, really well. just really u nfortu nately we played really, really well. just really unfortunately we couldn't put the penalty away and our chances away, but we are just really proud of where we have gotten with football in this country. so what is your prediction now, and? who will the americans meet in the finals? well, i think it will be another close match tomorrow night, but i think sweden. you know, after they beat germany, i think they may well do it. they will be a wildcard. i think they may well get through to the finals tomorrow. and who will win the world cup, in your view? well, the americans played really, really well tonight. i think they will be a really hard team to beat. you know, they have played so well, they've got strength, they got the fitness, they got the ability

unfortunately, captain steph houghton saw her shot saved. just to cap off a miserable night, millie bright was then sent off for a second bookable offence. for england, it was once again a case of so near and yet so far. for the usa, another shot at glory beckons. let's get some of the day's other news. tunisian security forces say they've killed a man they believe was about to carry out a suicide bomb attack in the capital tunis. officials say they opened fire on the suspect who was wearing an explosives belt and was described as a wanted militant. it comes after two suicide attacks last thursday in the city and as the country battles insurgent groups operating in remote areas near the algerian border. a navy seal accused off fatally stabbing an isis detainee in iraq, has been found not guilty of the killing at a court martial. eddie gallagher was convicted of taking photos of his platoon members with the dead prisoner but acquitted on all other charges. arizona has withdrawn a $1 million grant to help nike build a new factory there. the fi

unfortunately captain steph houghton saw her shot saved. just to cap off a miserable night, millie bright was then sent off for a second bookable offence. for england, it was once again a case of so near and yet so far. for the usa, another shot at glory beckons. i don't know if i can relive that. debray ayala is vice president of the women's premier soccer league for the us and canada. jacijones is a midfielder and captain of oklahoma city fc. they are in oklahoma city now. thank you so much for speaking to us. thank you so much for speaking to us. now, look, i may be a little bit biased, i hold my hands up, but england did make the usa work for this win. they worked hard. yes, for sure they did. no, i think everyone was expecting it to be a good game, but i don't think anyone expect it to be that close, and for them to have those two good chances at the very end of the game, i think it definitely kept it interesting, to say the least. 0h definitely kept it interesting, to say the least. oh my goodness, and the first half was so first —�

england did have a golden chance to equalise, but their captain steph houghton missed a penalty kick. congratulations to them. goodbye from me. and the top story in the uk: police are trying to identify the body of a man, thought to be a stowaway, who fell from this kenya airways plane into a london garden. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. trumpet‘s trade gap that are global conflicts narrowing the deficit with the rest of the world? what this indian popcorn start—up is looking farfrom narendra modi's budget this week. good morning asia, hello world, it is a wednesday. glad you could join us for this exciting bid we addition. closely watched trade data later this wednesday. disputes with china, the eu and india from us. looking for evidence that the trump administration is succeeding in reducing its trade deficit. monica, this is a key twenty20 election campaign? these numbers are an indication that he is following through on his campaign promise and it is not just through on his campaign promise and it is notjust the trump administration closely watchin

their dreams of glory were dashed when captain steph houghton missed a penalty minutes from the end. heartbroken because we were so close but i am proud of all the staff and players because we gave it everything. elsewhere this morning: homes fit for heroes — a hundred years after the first council houses, what's the future of social housing in britain today?

england did have a golden chance to equalise, but their captain steph houghton missed a penalty kick. a brilliant achievement, though. thanks for watching. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. from berlin. i'm stephen sackur. when this infamous role was breached, the darkest secrets of the police state was soon exposed. among them the systematic doping of thousands of young athletes, to make them into world beaters, regardless of the damage to their health. one of the damage to their health. one of those victims is my guest today, former sprinter, ines geipel. of those victims is my guest today, formersprinter, ines geipel. she has been fighting forjustice formersprinter, ines geipel. she has been fighting for justice for those who were doped for decades stop others chose to remain silent. why did she opt to speak out? ines geipel, welcome to hardtalk. let us go back to the beginning and tell me how you, as a child, born in east germany, your family raised you in dresden, how you, as a girl, became involved in the abuse of hormones, the doping scandal in east

up stepped captain steph houghton but as you can see, her attempts sadly heartbreakingly was weak and was saved by the american goalkeeper. there was no time for england to respond to that. to have unwanted finished and they ended with ten players as millie bright was sent off for a second red card. heartbreak then for this england side who believe they could go all the way. they have won a lot of friends here in france over the last three and a half weeks but sadly their journey three and a half weeks but sadly theirjourney in terms of the traffic itself is now over. despite the loss, will england view this tournament as a success? how will they see it after this match? if you compare it to the world cup four years ago, they went out in the three files then, same happened at the last euros as well. getting beyond this level is proving stubbornly difficult for that side. having said that, you do since it they will be hugely encourage her what has happened here in france over the last few weeks. they are getting close to the us, who remained the benchmark by which all other size seem t

houghton but her penalty co mforta bly steph houghton but her penalty comfortably say full to the americans had been pushed to the absolute limit. but there in the dying seconds now and they looked to face another world cup final, the three times champions would face is that the netherlands or sweden, who play here in one day. what has turned out been like in the stadium? is it full? it has been a phenomenal turnout. people just starting to drift out behind me. but 75% of this crowd a re drift out behind me. but 75% of this crowd are certainly following the americans. the stars and stripes, the statues of liberty and all the rest of it have been arriving. lots of fa ns rest of it have been arriving. lots offans in rest of it have been arriving. lots of fans in dress and of course there has been a load of england fans here as well and all of them have been arriving by trams from the centre of the city for so they have come all the city for so they have come all the way out of this stadium, a 25 at rhino be pretty much a full stadium thatis rhino be pretty much a full stadium that is bursting

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england did have a golden chance to equalise, but their captain steph houghton missed a penalty kick. the chinese government has called for a zero tolerance approach to protesters in hong kong. as the clean up begins after pro—democracy demonstrators stormed parliament and ransacked the building. beijing has condemned monday's protests as an "undisguised challenge by violent offenders". hong kong's badly damaged parliament building remains cordoned off. police are trying to identify the body of a suspected stowaway who fell from a plane and landed in a garden in south—west london — landing next to a man sunbathing. officers believe the person fell from a kenya airways flight as it opened its landing gear on the approach to heathrow. here's our special correspondent lucy manning. coming into land at heathrow on sunday, but minutes earlier, from beneath this kenyan airways plane, a body had fallen to the ground. the man fell thousands of feet into a garden in clapham. a small crater visible. it is a desperate act, to stow away on a plane, and he didn't survive. the body, described

unfortunately, captain steph houghton saw her shot saved. just to cap off a miserable night, millie bright was then sent off for a second bookable offence. for england, it was once again a case of so near and yet so far. for the usa, another shot at glory beckons. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: our second special report from the amazon, and the indigenous communities who warn de—forestation and conflict over land threatens their survival. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell of another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. challenger powered past the bishop rock li

england did have a golden chance to equalise, but their captain steph houghton missed a penalty kick. the chinese government has called for a zero—tolerance approach to protesters in hong kong. as the clean up begins after pro—democracy demonstrators stormed parliament and ransacked the building, beijing has condemned monday's protests as an "undisguised challenge by violent offenders". hong kong's badly damaged parliament building remains cordoned off. an investigation by us government inspectors has warned of dangerous overcrowding at immigration detention centres in texas near the southern border. it comes as democratic members of congress travelled to the border to see the conditions for themselves. a report was released by the department of homeland security's inspector general showing what conditions look like in the rio grande valley.

england captain steph houghton stepped up, but her penalty was saved by alyssa naeher, with just six minutes of the game to go. the wait for a first women's world cup final for england goes on, but the usa have the chance to claim an historic fourth tournament victory in the final on sunday, when they face sweden or the netherlands. it's obviously hard to put into words now, i think. we've played one of the best teams in the world, we've took them all the way here, and i'm so proud of the girls. just disappointed with the goals that we conceded, because i think other than that we had a good game. there was a lwa ys that we had a good game. there was always a plan that you would take it tonight if england were awarded a penalty? yes, obviously i got two out of two in the set pieces today, andi out of two in the set pieces today, and i have been practising them a lot. i just didn't and i have been practising them a lot. ijust didn't get and i have been practising them a lot. i just didn't get a and i have been practising them a lot. ijust didn't get a good connection that i've done the

england did have a golden chance to equalise, but their captain steph houghton missed a penalty kick. the chinese government has called for a zero—tolerance approach to protesters in hong kong. as the clean up begins after pro—democracy demonstrators stormed parliament and ransacked the building, beijing has condemned monday's protests as an "undisguised challenge by violent offenders". hong kong's badly damaged parliament building remains cordoned off. an investigation by us government inspectors has warned of dangerous overcrowding at immigration detention centres in texas near the southern border. it comes as democratic members of congress travelled to the border to see the conditions for themselves. a report was released by the department of homeland security's inspector general showing what conditions look like in the rio grande valley. now on bbc news, it's time for tuesday in parliament. hello, and welcome to tuesday in parliament. coming up: the chancellor, philip hammond, drops a heavy hint that he might vote against a new conservative government if it wanted to leave the

commentator: steph houghton. .. focused, as she always is. no! a missed penalty, a missed opportunity, yet again their world cup dream ended in the semifinal. for england, the last four is a barrier they seem unable to break through. the usa, the world's number one side, are still out of their reach. obviously gutted. let the team down and heartbroken because we were so close, but, like i said before, i'm proud of all the staff, i'm proud of all the players. we gave it everything. england's players had high hopes of staying here in lyon for sunday's final, but now they're packing up this bus and moving onto nice for a third and fourth place play—off, a place where no team who came here to france with ambitions to win wants to be. and yet, this squad has won over so many. a record peak audience of 11.7 million tuned in for the semifinal, making it the most watched tv programme of the year so far. the battle now is for women's football to stay in the spotlight. we have changed things. ourjob now at the fa is to capitalise on those and to really d

but steph houghton failed to rise to the challenge. emotions were running high and it was all starting to unravel. millie bright, oh. millie bright left england a player down. here comes the red card. and no fairy tale finish for england, for the third major tournament in a row, they've lost in a semifinal. phil neville said this would represent a failure for his side. so much hurt for the players who generated so much hope. katie gornall, bbc news, lyon. england coach phil neville gave his reaction to the loss a few minutes ago. my my players give me everything. we said before the game, we wanted to leave our hearts and souls on the pitch and they did, they gave everything. we've gone toe to toe with the best team in the world. they showed great experience at the end, taking the ball into the corner. we went down to ten men. you've probably run out of steam. —— we've probably. around 50,000 fans packed the stadium here in lyon. i can tell you the atmosphere in there was incredible, and of course, millions more were watching on tv

it was steph houghton ainst the american goalie alissa naeher. >> woodruff: on sunday, the u.s. wie defend its world cup ti against the winner of the netherlands-sweden match. briana scurry knows something about winning saves. she was the starfong goalkeeper the u.s. women's nation soccer team in the '90s, and was two-time olympic gold medalist. she wathe goalie for the 1999 world cup chamons. briana scurry, welcome back to the "newshour". >> thank you. >> woodruff: you were celebrating, you were pumping your fist just now watching that. explain what happened today. >> so today was an amazing win for the u.s.a. but also, throughout the entire tournament, the goal keeping of the u.s.a. has been a question mark because alissa mayer, this is her first time playingn a major tournaments world cup or olympics, so for her to make the huge save at the end o game was so crucial for her to be able to prove to ourself andu. everyone tha.a. is here to play and that she's a big part of this team. >> woodrf: was there a question about that before? >> there was a little question about it becau

steph houghton. great to see this morning, thanks to see you all. the north—east is a hotbed for football talent as we have seen so far in both the women and the men's game. look at some of these youngsters, could they be the ones in the future, could they be future english lionesses? fantastic, joe maguire reporting. now it's often said that dogs provide a calming influence upon people, but now scientists in amerca believe they have proved that man's best friend can reduce stress and anxiety. psychologists at washington state university found that 300 students said that they had better concentration and could retain more information after weekly hour—long sessions with therapy dogs. cambridge, swansea and nottingham trent university are among some of the universities in the uk that already use this practice. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. good morning, it has been a chilly day and temperatures got into single figures for some others. today is a day of varying amounts of cloud with sunny spells. a few showers this morni

houghton. but i think it's hard to argue with it, on the balance of play, that the us side were better. they made less mistakes, they certainly brought the intensity and they march on, a fifth final in eight editions of this, looking for what would be a record extending, a fourth world cup crown, if they were to win here on sunday. what amazed me, just catching, really, the tail end of the match, was the support in the stadium for the americans was just overwhelming. i mean, miles from home, the brits are just across the water, and yet it seemed like it was almost all usa by the end. yeah, absolutely. and that's the thing about this us women's national team. even in canada four years ago, and i know that's a lot closer, they really do bring the fans. i know here in france, most of the host games until france were knocked out were close to sold out, then the other team that are close to so that was the usa, and when you consider all the miles that they've had to travel, we have seen fans all ove

commentator: steph houghton. .. saved! and england are out of the women's world cup — but what's the legacy of theircampaign? this park are full of people and everybody is ready for it and yay, lionesses we absolutely love you. this time battersea park, next time hyde park. yes, yes. we'll talk to these players from around the country about where the game goes now. hello, welcome to the programme. we're live until 11.00 this morning. thanks forjoining us. the video—sharing app tiktok was only launched in 2017 but by the following year, it was already the fourth most downloaded app. do your kids use it? and do they take part in so—called "gift—baiting" where fans send money to their favourite video—makers in the hope of a mention, or even getting their phone number? do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about. use the hashtag victoria live. if you're emailing and are happy for us to contact you and maybe want to take part in the programme, please include your phone number in your message. if you text, y

steph houghton picks it up and put it to the left wide player. he then lays it on for alex greenwood to drive into the box and eventually get the penalty. it is about knowing when to make the decisive, forward pass or run into dangerous areas. in the past we have conceded possession and that is one of the strengths. what it england have to watch out for tonight. we can takea have to watch out for tonight. we can take a look at rose lavelle in action from america? she is one of the younger players, this is the stage where she is making an impact and it is her ability to run with the ball and pick out passes like that to megan rapinoe, who is leading the goal—scoring boot as well. rose lavelle likes to pick up the ball and if there is space to run into in the midfield and the back line, she will slip into it and pass the ball to megan rapinoe or another star striker down the middle. what has been your england goal of the tournament so far? we have had many good goals but i think it would be lucy bronze's effort against norway. she is one of the b

heartbreaking penalty save last night, the captain stepped up, steph houghton, take that penalty, which is what they trained for, that's what they planned for, that is one of the decisive moment in the match, along with the earlier goal that was ruled to be offside by ellen white. that was ruled by video mac to have beenin that was ruled by video mac to have been in an in an offside position. _by been in an in an offside position. —— by va are. things could have been very differently if the ball had bounced the other way, but they were up bounced the other way, but they were up againsta bounced the other way, but they were up against a phenomenally strong usa team. this women's team from america have a heritage of women soccer die, they have been brought up on there, they have been brought up on there, they have been hugely successful, more successful than the american men's team by a long way. their heritage and their culture breed success. you can see that last night. that is something that will carry them all the way to the final, and perhaps to a victory. 0n carry them all the w

then the likes of lucy bronze and steph houghton in that great defence. so many interesting matchups. these two teams could not be separated at the cup with a 2— to drawback in march. there has to be a winner tonight and it might be closer than many people might expand, expect. this usa team have been to the final of the last two and england will have to find a way to stop the likes of alex morgan, will they not? yes, it will have to be very interesting. most people are focusing on the matchup between two. the latter has not shied away from the pressure on the pitch, particularly in the knockout games. a lot of the attention was on alex morgan and there has been a feeling that she has not been at her best and two has come in and played brilliantly, particularly in the knockout games. but then you have it open, on the other side of the flanks for the usa, perhaps people not getting quite a good she can be for this. going to be brilliant battles over the pitch. interestingly, from the usa, the big chink in their armour, perhaps, is that defence. it has no