Eve Hartley

More than 24,000 watched Chelsea’s victory on WSL’s opening weekend at the start of what many hope is a new era for the women’s game, writes Eve Hartley.

As the World Cup kicks off in France, Eve Hartley hears from those whose careers were affected by the FA’s 50-year ban on women’s football.

It was the late ’90s when a 14-year-old boy was taken from a quiet street in San Luis, Colombia and recruited into a guerrilla group named Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC). Pushed into a car moments after playing with friends, Darla Cristina González Arias’s capture is not uncommon…

On the streets of Bogota, Colombians find it funny that England tried to lose against Belgium to gain an “easier”World Cup draw. They are confident their side will beat the Three Lions.

Football-crazy Colombians have made the long trip to Russia in big numbers. Eve Hartley reports from Bogota...

‘They seemed to hesitate when they saw we were slightly organised.’

‘We’re showing that it’s not shameful’

‘You block our bridges, we’ll block yours’

‘To very uniquely love one’s country and uniquely love one’s religion’

‘Social housing is a right, not a privilege’

‘May’s record on equality leaves a lot to be desired’

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Because why the foot not?

He will travel the world on the shoulders of his friends.

Welcome to England.

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“You are either Catholic or you’re not, you’re either the Muslim or you’re not.”

Umm... What about Hitler?

hatever personal beliefs Alabamians hold on the morality of the death penalty, is the scheduled killing of 16 or more people - one right after the other - a risk worth subjecting Alabama’s fragile economy to?