the number killed in the hawaii wildfires has risen to 80 — making it the deadliest natural disaster in the state's history. the attorney general has launched an investigation into the way it was first handled. a migrant boat has sunk in the english channel. the french authorities say six people have died. in the women's world cup, england's quarterfinal game against colombia is under way in sydney. the teams are level at 0—0 after the first 30 minutes. ella toone replaces suspended laurenjames in england's line—up. the winner will play australia in the last four after a dramatic win over france on penalties. let's speak to our correspondent shaimaa khalil, who's outside a fan zone in sydney.

when we spoke to you before, australia were playing and eats now the turn of england. what is the atmosphere like now? let the turn of england. what is the atmosphere like now?— the turn of england. what is the atmosphere like now? let me show ou, this atmosphere like now? let me show you. this is — atmosphere like now? let me show you. this is the _ atmosphere like now? let me show you, this is the find _ atmosphere like now? let me show you, this is the find zone _ atmosphere like now? let me show you, this is the find zone right - you, this is the find zone right now. it sits fairly lights, where are 30 minutes into the game and it's packed with england fans, colombia fans at a set of fans who were here watching the france game who have stayed on to watch england face colombia. i think the first 30 minutes of flow by. there are neck and neck at the moment, colombia not making it easy for the lionesses. but also the lionesses have had many chances, two already from rachel daly that she's missed and she has looked quite frustrated. england come in as the favourites, they are

european champions and pushing to be a world champion. but underestimate colombia at your peril, the fans here, they are loud and that team has inspired so many good moments. lender cash aid has been an absolute star all tournament long and she has given a stellar performance as we speak to what i should linda caicedo. ., , , speak to what i should linda caicedo. . , , ., speak to what i should linda caicedo. , ., ., ., ., ~ caicedo. has been a lot of talk about the _ caicedo. has been a lot of talk about the physicality - caicedo. has been a lot of talk about the physicality of - caicedo. has been a lot of talk about the physicality of the . about the physicality of the colombian team, is that being borne out on the pitch? bopara about you can see that, they are physical and fast and once they get the ball, there are really, really fast and get on the price. you can also sense that they are trying to make use of the absence of laurenjames, the fact laurenjames was sent off in the game against nigeria the mishap where she stamped on her opponents. even though sarina wiegman the

england coach said they have a plan for colombia, and colombia on the press are now, they said they had a plan for colombia without lauren james, you can tell they are trying to use that absence as they keep pressing at the crowd is loving it. yes, they are very physical team are not afraid to get in there and tackle. the winner of this match will going to play australia after australia beat france, who to the matildas fans want to play in the semifinals?— matildas fans want to play in the semifinals? . ., semifinals? england. the one thing i heard is today _ semifinals? england. the one thing i heard is today is _ semifinals? england. the one thing i heard is today is that _ semifinals? england. the one thing i heard is today is that everyone - semifinals? england. the one thing i heard is today is that everyone is - heard is today is that everyone is hoping for an england/australia semi. i saw coming into the fan zone we saw two women, one triton england spencer and the other had to matildas scarf, and they were both competitive and both are very friendly and that each wanted their side to win with it then meets.

everyone is looking forward to that. this is all what the fans are hoping for but i must say, you cannot underestimate a team like colombia. they play with passion and flair and so far, in terms of fans and party atmosphere, of course the matildas have brought in a big party after its historic win against france, but their music and dancing and the outfits, that goes to the colombia fans, for sure.— fans, for sure. thank you. it's a any state _ fans, for sure. thank you. it's a any state of _ fans, for sure. thank you. it's a any state of affairs _ fans, for sure. thank you. it's a any state of affairs where - any state of affairs where australians want england to win a match! earlier, australia reached its first—ever world cup semifinal with a nail—biting victory over france in brisbane. with scores tied 0—0 at the end of both the regulation and extra time. it all came down to a penalty shoot—out. after a mammoth 20 penalty shots — the longest penalty

shoot—out in world cup history — australia finally secured the win 7—6. they'll now go on to play the winner of the england/colombia match. werejoined by a were joined by a sports journalist who shared her reaction and relief after the tense quarterfinal. i was wiin: after the tense quarterfinal. i was wiping away _ after the tense quarterfinal. i was wiping away few— after the tense quarterfinal. i was wiping away few tears _ after the tense quarterfinal. i was wiping away few tears and - after the tense quarterfinal. i was wiping away few tears and i - after the tense quarterfinal. i —" wiping away few tears and i do not think my heart rate is yet gone down. that was one of the most stressful things i think i've ever experienced in my life. i cannot imagine what it's like for the players out there. that is long as penalty shoot—out of any world cup. i do not think i've seen anything like this in australia and for it to be a women's sporting event is just amazing. we had the sydney fansite actually locked out because it was at capacity, people had to find other venues to watch it. the rod laver arena comic on the mcg, jessie j, large stadiums were open so fans

could watch it together on big screens and all this footage is coming through of everyone just going absolutely wild. you can see all the nerves in the air and then adjust the tears and the joy and the crying, it'sjust been adjust the tears and the joy and the crying, it's just been amazing. live now to our reporter phil mccann, who's with fans at a pub in knaresbrough, in north yorkshire. a pub at midday, this could be dangerous! phil, have the england fans there have much to cheer about yet? fans there have much to cheer about et? ., , fans there have much to cheer about et? , fans there have much to cheer about et? . , , ., , ., fans there have much to cheer about et? , ., , ., .,, yet? there has been lots of noise, eseciall yet? there has been lots of noise, especially for _ yet? there has been lots of noise, especially for those _ yet? there has been lots of noise, especially for those two _ yet? there has been lots of noise, especially for those two near - yet? there has been lots of noise, i especially for those two near misses we have seen. this pub would normallyjust we have seen. this pub would normally just about pain we have seen. this pub would normallyjust about pain but look how busy it is. there is a pretty large and successful team that have lots of women and girls teams in this village here. we are joined

lots of women and girls teams in this village here. we arejoined by two women her own some of those teams, how are you enjoying it? it is really good but think colombia have _ is really good but think colombia have a _ is really good but think colombia have a bit— is really good but think colombia have a bit with tackles. they is really good but think colombia have a bit with tackles. they have a reutation have a bit with tackles. they have a reputation for _ have a bit with tackles. they have a reputation for being _ have a bit with tackles. they have a reputation for being physical, - have a bit with tackles. they have a reputation for being physical, to - reputation for being physical, to think england can cope without? yeah, but i think we can do better. lauren _ yeah, but i think we can do better. laurenjames missing at the moment, and the next game if we get that far, to think they been able to without her? i far, to think they been able to without her?— far, to think they been able to without her? i think they might stru: ale a without her? i think they might struggle a bit — without her? i think they might struggle a bit but _ without her? i think they might struggle a bit but they - without her? i think they might struggle a bit but they will - struggle a bit but they will eventually _ struggle a bit but they will eventually find _ struggle a bit but they will eventually find some - struggle a bit but they will eventually find some way. j struggle a bit but they will - eventually find some way. bopara about _ eventually find some way. bopara about and — eventually find some way. bopara about and what _ eventually find some way. bopara about and what about _ eventually find some way. bopara about and what about the - eventually find some way. bopara about and what about the two - eventually find some way. boparal about and what about the two near misses? _ about and what about the two near misses? i— about and what about the two near misses? i think— about and what about the two near misses? i think colombia - about and what about the two near misses? i think colombia have - about and what about the two nearl misses? ithink colombia have been about and what about the two near i misses? i think colombia have been a little dramaiic— misses? i think colombia have been a little dramatic but _ misses? i think colombia have been a little dramatic but are... _ misses? i think colombia have been a little dramatic but are... we - misses? i think colombia have been a little dramatic but are. . ._ little dramatic but are... we have mike here — little dramatic but are... we have mike here as _ little dramatic but are. .. we have mike here as well— little dramatic but are... we have mike here as well who _ little dramatic but are... we have mike here as well who is - little dramatic but are... we have mike here as well who is kind - little dramatic but are... we have mike here as well who is kind of. little dramatic but are... we have | mike here as well who is kind of in charge of the whole club. is it about 20 teams you have? that right.

tell me what — about 20 teams you have? that right. tell me what the _ about 20 teams you have? that right. tell me what the england _ about 20 teams you have? that right. tell me what the england team - about 20 teams you have? that right. tell me what the england team have i tell me what the england team have done for the england and girls clubs? , ., , , done for the england and girls clubs? , . , , ., done for the england and girls clubs? , ., , , ., ., ., clubs? this has been going for a few ears clubs? this has been going for a few years now. — clubs? this has been going for a few years now. a — clubs? this has been going for a few years now. a lot _ clubs? this has been going for a few years now, a lot of— clubs? this has been going for a few years now, a lot of it _ clubs? this has been going for a few years now, a lot of it is _ clubs? this has been going for a few years now, a lot of it is down - clubs? this has been going for a few years now, a lot of it is down to - years now, a lot of it is down to the success— years now, a lot of it is down to the success of the lionesses. day plays _ the success of the lionesses. day plays become more accessible, we trained _ plays become more accessible, we trained with rachel daly few years a-o trained with rachel daly few years ago she _ trained with rachel daly few years ago she was promoting women's footbalt — ago she was promoting women's football. . , ago she was promoting women's football. ,, , .,, ., football. she 'ust lost on the right and har football. she just lost on the right and harry gates. _ football. she just lost on the right and harry gates. we _ football. she just lost on the right and harry gates. we have - football. she just lost on the right and harry gates. we have that. and harry gates. we have that contact with — and harry gates. we have that contact with players _ and harry gates. we have that contact with players and - and harry gates. we have that contact with players and i - and harry gates. we have that| contact with players and i think and harry gates. we have that i contact with players and i think if you play— contact with players and i think if you play in— contact with players and i think if you play in the premier league it is difficult _ you play in the premier league it is difficult to — you play in the premier league it is difficult to get a premier league player— difficult to get a premier league player to — difficult to get a premier league player to come along but women's football— player to come along but women's football is — player to come along but women's football is still in touch with the fanbase — football is still in touch with the fanbase and the atmosphere, so it's family— fanbase and the atmosphere, so it's family oriented and long may it continue — family oriented and long may it

continue. , , , , continue. just briefly, you can see the uirls continue. just briefly, you can see the girls were _ continue. just briefly, you can see the girls were coming _ continue. just briefly, you can see the girls were coming through? i the girls were coming through? runner army few years ago we were struggling to play nine aside, today we have up to 20 players at most aged groups. i will let you sit down for a moment until half—time. aged groups. i will let you sit down for a moment until half-time. thank ou and for a moment until half-time. thank you and great _ for a moment until half-time. thank you and great to _ for a moment until half-time. thank you and great to hear _ for a moment until half-time. thank you and great to hear the _ for a moment until half-time. thank you and great to hear the views - for a moment until half-time. thank you and great to hear the views of. you and great to hear the views of young england fans there as well. now to the us, where the number of people killed by wildfires on the hawaiian island of maui, has now risen to 80. it's the us state's deadliest ever natural disaster. this is drone footage from the all—but—destroyed town of lahaina. as you can see, structures are completely levelled, trees stripped, the devastation reaching all the way to the shoreline. hawaii's attorney general has begun a probe into how authorities responded to the fires, after some residents said they received no warning. 0ur north america correspondent sophie long reports from maui. the historic city of lahaina, once

the capital of the hawaiian kingdom, has been reduced to ruins. almost everyone who lives here has lost everything. we already know this is the deadliest disaster in the state's history, and the number of those who died is still climbing. this was lahaina's historic seafront, now reduced to ashes. bustling streets and shops all razed to the ground. but it's too early to accurately assess the full extent and impact of this disaster. buildings burned to the ground have not yet been searched. the fires that claimed them and the lives of those inside may be contained, but they're still burning. thousands have been left homeless by the ferocious flames fanned by winds from an offshore hurricane. thank you very much. yeah _ they flocked to shelters seeking food and water. the need for assistance is great, but so too are the challenges

to meeting it. the only land route to those most in need has been blocked. sirens. as road access to lahaina was opened and people started to make their way back to see what, if anything, remains, hawaii's governor urged people to prepare themselves to witness destruction like they've never seen. vicksay and his family were here on holiday from california. caught by the flames, they almost lost their lives. we left our vehicle and my my, my saw my wife and our five kids, we all got in the ocean. we found a floating board that we hung on to. we're out there floating. it's so surreal and everything is burning around and explosions, cars blowing up. even the world's wealthiest have been touched by this tragedy. oprah winfrey, who has a home on the island, has come to help. the billionairejeff bezos has pledged $100 million to help

with the relief effort. this island, once a picture of paradise, is in pain. questions are being asked about the preparedness of the authorities and whether adequate plans had been in place to meet the ever increasing threat of fire. this can happen again, and so we need to have as many takeaways and lessons learned from this because it absolutely must not, must not happen again. this is absolutely tragic. now they're focused on the immediate task at hand. there is talk of hope and strength and rising from the ruins. but it will cost billions to rebuild. and it's hard for some to even think about that with so many unaccounted for and unrecovered. six people have died after a boat carrying migrants sank in the english channel. a joint rescue operation by the british and french

coastguards has rescued 51 others, authorities said. with more on this here's david waddell. what more do we know? as you say, six --eole what more do we know? as you say, six people have _ what more do we know? as you say, six people have died. _ what more do we know? as you say, six people have died. the _ what more do we know? as you say, six people have died. the french - six people have died. the french patrol vessel was as patrolling french waters close to the french or in the english channel earlier this morning and late found this migrant boat which was sinking, in italy launched one of its own vessels into the sea to help and also mobilised a number of other boats into the area, including some french vessels and also the rnli at, the british lifeboat service, launch two volunteer lifeboat crews from england who went to help. there is also a french helicopter involved in this search and rescue operation. they found about 50 people who have been rescued, six have died. we have just had a reaction from the british

home secretary suella braverman who says, bike hopes and prayers are with those affected by the tragic loss of life in the channel today. this morning i spoke was our border force team soup and supporting the french authorities in response to this incident. that incident is still ongoing but that's where we are at the moment.— still ongoing but that's where we are at the moment. markets been crossin: are at the moment. markets been crossing in — are at the moment. markets been crossing in small— are at the moment. markets been crossing in small boats _ are at the moment. markets been crossing in small boats for - are at the moment. markets been crossing in small boats for some l crossing in small boats for some time, how many have made this crossing? time, how many have made this crossin: ? , , ., ., crossing? yes, we understand that 'ust over crossing? yes, we understand that just over 100,000 _ crossing? yes, we understand that just over 100,000 migrants - crossing? yes, we understand that just over 100,000 migrants have l just over 100,000 migrants have meant that crossing it since 2018. last year alone at, 45,755 migrants crossed the channel and this year so far, 15,800 people have made the crossing. they come from another place is, iraq and iran, afghanistan, syria and albania are key places people are coming from a, basis migrants and refugees and those people are coming to these

shores in some cases to find a better life and in some cases to get away from severe trouble and persecution elsewhere. it is a big issue in the news at the moment is, rishi sunak is made it one of its key priority is to stop the boats, as he says, to prevent the loss of life and to shore up its own political position.— life and to shore up its own political position. this is a further example of a migrant boat attempting to head to the uk and comes as theuk government is attempting to those coming to the country on the controversial barge, the bibby stockholm, moored off the southern english coast. on friday, there was an evacuaction of those on board after a outbreak of a bacterial water infection. former brexit secretary david davis has been speaking to the bbc about the situation on the bibby stockholm. the primary thing that's been revealed has been the startling incompetence of the home office itself. ratherfamously, many years ago, john reid, when took over as home secretary, talked about it as being

not fit for purpose. and i'm afraid you're seeing that here. it's really, really hard to understand how, at all layers, this could not be caught early, the legionnaire's disease issue. but the other issue it shows up is a rather more generic incompetence. even working properly, the bibby barge would only take effectively one day's arrivals. so it's not a solution to the problem. and all this is going to go on until the home office manages to process these arrivals more quickly. pakistan will have a new prime minister after an agreement with the outgoing prime minister and the leader of the opposition. the new pms a senator who will oversee a caretaker government for elections which shall be held in the 90 days

as parliament has already been dissolved. detectives investigating the murder of a ten—year—old girl who was found dead in a house in surrey say three people they want to speak to have left the uk. officers were called to the property in woking in the early hours of thursday. surrey police says the three people they wish to speak to left the country on wednesday. premier league football is back which means mentor people will be poring over the results to sell to fix a fantasy team. it is an online game which is free to play on popular children but there are worries about gambling firms targeting players through this platform. i'm going to captain, i think, mitoma. fantasy premier league is becoming a national obsession. you do our becoming a national obsession. ym. do your research and unjust vibes. pick football's online and i climbed the leaderboard based on real—world performance is. but we've found evidence that the gambling industry

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without having to plaster gambling ads everywhere. she she to the premier league told us to take appropriate action against any infringement of their rules but the risk for some is at the enjoyment of playing fantasy could lead to gambling problems in reality. if you've been affected by problem gambling, you can visit the bbc action line, which has details of organisations offering help and support. england are playing colombia in the women's world cup quarterfinal in sydney. it has gone into six minutes of extra time in the first half and colombia are ahead thanks to a 44th minute goalfrom leicy colombia are ahead thanks to a 44th minute goal from leicy santos. let's get some reaction from mitchell coulthard, a former england captain and shejoins me from doncaster rovers fc. an apology for making you miss the last few minutes of the first half, first of all, but what

you make of that first half? brute first half, first of all, but what you make of that first half? we have from the previous _ you make of that first half? we have from the previous game _ you make of that first half? we have from the previous game of— you make of that first half? we have from the previous game of the - from the previous game of the colombians, we see how they play, they are blocking challenges and it is a physical game but 1—0 down, but we can go back into the dressing room and come back in 15 minutes. do you think sarina wiegman will make any changes after half—time? i you think sarina wiegman will make any changes after half-time? i think she'll stick with _ any changes after half-time? i think she'll stick with it _ any changes after half-time? i think she'll stick with it for _ any changes after half-time? i think she'll stick with it for 15 _ any changes after half-time? i think she'll stick with it for 15 minutes - she'll stick with it for 15 minutes and then perhaps make some changes and then perhaps make some changes and hopefully by then, we are back in the game at 1—1.i and hopefully by then, we are back in the game at 1—1. i think we still have a long way to go before this tie six over. have a long way to go before this tie six over-— tie six over. what do you mikkel colombia? _ tie six over. what do you mikkel colombia? a _ tie six over. what do you mikkel colombia? a lot _ tie six over. what do you mikkel colombia? a lot has _ tie six over. what do you mikkel colombia? a lot has been - tie six over. what do you mikkel colombia? a lot has been said l tie six over. what do you mikkel - colombia? a lot has been said about their physicality but there is a lot of skill in the team?— their physicality but there is a lot of skill in the team? there is and ou've of skill in the team? there is and you've seen _ of skill in the team? there is and you've seen that _ of skill in the team? there is and you've seen that with _ of skill in the team? there is and you've seen that with the - of skill in the team? there is and you've seen that with the way - of skill in the team? there is and l you've seen that with the way they play out from the back of some very skilful players. sometimes, i don't

know, i think it's on a knife edge at the moment. i know, i think it's on a knife edge at the moment.— know, i think it's on a knife edge at the moment. i can 'ust tell you that lauren * at the moment. i can 'ust tell you that lauren hemp — at the moment. i can just tell you that lauren hemp has _ at the moment. i can just tell you that lauren hemp has scored - at the moment. i can just tell you that lauren hemp has scored forl that lauren hemp has scored for england! always with these matches you have to wait for dvr check but as it stands, the score is 1—0. did you see that goal go in or you busy talking to me? i you see that goal go in or you busy talking to me?— you see that goal go in or you busy talking to me? i was talking to you! does it surprise _ talking to me? i was talking to you! does it surprise you _ talking to me? i was talking to you! does it surprise you to _ talking to me? i was talking to you! does it surprise you to see - talking to me? i was talking to you! does it surprise you to see lauren l does it surprise you to see lauren hemp making her mark in? i think lauren hemp making her mark in? i think lauren hemp _ hemp making her mark in? i think lauren hemp has _ hemp making her mark in? i think lauren hemp has been _ hemp making her mark in? i think lauren hemp has been a - hemp making her mark in? i think lauren hemp has been a standout| lauren hemp has been a standout playerfor lauren hemp has been a standout player for us... lauren hemp has been a standout playerfor us... she's been all over the pitch so it is so great for her. you were a first england women's football player to win 100 you were a first england women's football player to win100 caps, taking england to four world cups. how much is the standards are improved since you were at the helm?

i think they are just telling me that goal has been given! sorry, i have only been to one world cup and it's a different story. atc is a fantastic tournament to be involved in you just take every game as it comes and i could not hear your question because of the cheering! i asked how much are standards improved since your time? 110%, i think we improved since your time? 11096, i think we have _ improved since your time? 11096, i think we have come _ improved since your time? 11096, i think we have come a _ improved since your time? 11096, i think we have come a massively . improved since your time? 11096, i i think we have come a massively long way and some that has to be down to the national lottery for their support and how much money they have put into the women's game. 50 million in diaspora years, fantastic. and on the back of winning the euros, to lionesses have gone on to create a... it fantastic. i have spoken to former england

players who play in the 70s who were the forerunners of what we have now, is where you. some of them have told me before that they feel like a forgotten generation of female football in england. do you feel like that or do you feel like what you achieve has now been recognised? i think what i have achieved has now been recognised, the fa have gone the extra mile and given everyone out their legacy caps, which is fantastic for the' 72 team. i think they do now try to include the past players coming along to games and giving them tickets. as the 72 side sets, i have left my legacy for england as the first woman to achieve 100 caps, so long may that continue for future doncaster players to be the same position as i thank you for your time, i know you will be keen to bring back to the

game, thank you.— will be keen to bring back to the game, thank you._ it| will be keen to bring back to the i game, thank you._ it is game, thank you. thank you. it is now half-time _ game, thank you. thank you. it is now half-time against _ game, thank you. thank you. it is now half-time against colombia l game, thank you. thank you. it is i now half-time against colombia with now half—time against colombia with the score currently 1—1. the rmt union has announced more rail strikes which will affect the august mycology weekend. they'll take place on saturday the 26th of august and the following saturday and will affect 14 train operating companies. it's the latest action in a long—running dispute over pay and conditions. lots more still to come from the uk and around the world so do stay with us. hello. it's been a very showery weather picture already for northern and western parts this morning and showers with blustery winds are the forecast for this weekend. fewest showers in the south and east, but, even here,

not altogether dry. that's because the south—east is furthest away from the low pressure that's anchored itself to the north—west of scotland for the weekend. so throwing in showers, longer spells of rain. we've had some really quite wet weather through the morning across parts of scotland, northern england, wales. that band will fragment to become showers, but the showers are really pretty heavy. now, it may be that the northern isles escape most of the showers through the day, stay bright, but there will be scattered showers just about anywhere across scotland, just heaviest, most frequent in the north and the west. temperatures a degree or two down on those of yesterday. similarily across northern ireland. those brisk winds around southern and western coasts, as well, pushing the showers into central and eastern parts of england, where the day started largely dry and quite sunny. so, as i say, fewer showers in southern and eastern areas, but they will continue into the evening and overnight, along with that brisk wind. so it's going to be a mild night. it might not be, however, as humid as last night because we've taken that humidity and moved it away further east.

so a little bit more comfortable for sleeping. then we start sunday morning. it's spot the difference. we do it all over again. that low pressure still anchored to the north—west of the uk, so it's here where we will see the lengthiest spells of rain and the more frequent showers. but the showers elsewhere could certainly be heavy again — it is august, after all, there's plenty of strength in the sunshine to send those big shower clouds up into the atmosphere. the odd rumble of thunder again. but some places seeing some decent spells of warm august sunshine and even the odd place staying dry. we do have more rain to come in through the evening and overnight. again, it looks like this time it will be wales, southern and central england seeing the more persistent rain on monday with the showers further north. either way, it's looking unsettled once again. then, as we head beyond monday, there's just the chance, the hint, that high pressure will build, so moving low pressure away from our shores in the east and keeping those coming in from the atlantic at bay. drawing up a southerly wind for a time, so some warmth as well as some drier weather. it's a long way off and it's exactly

how long that lasts, but, at the moment, the hint of something a little drier into next week.

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