of people coming onto the streets of caracas, we have seen tires burn on the bridges, and you can see there some of the protesters going out on that bridge had, throwing stones at the right police, and we were warned earlier in the programme that there would be more unrest over the election results at the weekend. nicolas maduro declared himself the winner of the presidential election, the government controlled electoral authority comparing that nicolas maduro 154 —— 51% of authority comparing that nicolas maduro154 —— 51% of the vote compared to his opposition. the government—controlled electoral authority claimed maduro won 51% of the vote compared with 44 for his rival, the former diplomat edmundo gonzalez urrutia. but it has been met with some scepticism in washington. we have serious concerns that the results announced does not reflect the will or the votes of the venezuelan people. it is critical that every vote be counted fairly and transparently, that election officials immediately share information with

the opposition and independent observers without delay, and that the electoral authorities publish the detail tabulation of votes. some latin american countries — including colombia, which has friendly ties to maduro — also expressed scepticism of the results, as did spain, italy and other european nations. in the last hours, protests have erupted in the country. we got this reaction from the former presidential candidate alejandro pena esclusa, who was jailed by hugo chavez, and now lives in exile. this will continue until maduro accepts his defeat. the people in venezuela are enraged, not only sad but they are enraged, as i said before because they have been robbed and the population knows that maduro was defeated in a huge process, so nobody likes him any more.

he has created a humanitarian crisis. a third of the population in venezuela had to flee of the country, so he is not giving any solutions, and everybody knows he robbed the elections, so people in venezuela are in the streets, and they are going to continue to be in the streets, and i believe that also, more international protest will start to coming, so the combinatino of international resistance and national resistance so the combination of international resistance and national resistance will make it impossible for maduro to stay in power much longer. we have been here before and seen election results at this inventors are aware people come onto the street to protest against an

election or having someone not enough to run, and therefore nonviolently, what do you think might be different this time? it opens the question of what happens but we have seen a rise in authoritarianism around world and the rising election denial, we so what happened in the united states after the 2020 election, so it is such a volatile situation and also direct implications for the united states because of the number of people who have played under maduro and chavez which is led to a crisis of the border, so it has so many medications not for the nation surrounded but for our underworld. does the united states has any leverage on the situation? there try to kee ice leverage on the situation? there try to keep ice on _ leverage on the situation? there try to keep ice on it _ leverage on the situation? there try to keep ice on it but _ leverage on the situation? there try to keep ice on it but it's _ leverage on the situation? there try to keep ice on it but it's all - leverage on the situation? there try to keep ice on it but it's all in - to keep ice on it but it's all in predictable right now what would happen. if president maduro can write out the turmoil, the postelection turmoil and cling to office. ~ ., postelection turmoil and cling to office. ~ . , ., , postelection turmoil and cling to office. ~ . ., , ., postelection turmoil and cling to office. . ., , ., , office. what message does that send to other budding _ office. what message does that send to other budding autocrats _ office. what message does that send to other budding autocrats in - to other budding autocrats in the region? it

to other budding autocrats in the reuion? , ., ., region? it is not a good message for the world, region? it is not a good message for the world. in — region? it is not a good message for the world, in that _ region? it is not a good message for the world, in that even _ region? it is not a good message for the world, in that even to _ the world, in that even to people watching — the world, in that even to people watching it in the uk where the connections to them are quite slim, it's obvious — connections to them are quite slim, it's obvious from news reports is stodgy— it's obvious from news reports is stodgy and — it's obvious from news reports is stodgy and the fact that the election results started to come and hours _ election results started to come and hours later— election results started to come and hours later than they were meant to him there _ hours later than they were meant to him there was no reason for it, they were _ him there was no reason for it, they were just _ him there was no reason for it, they were just told they would get the results _ were just told they would get the results are suited to the team in, so it— results are suited to the team in, so it is— results are suited to the team in, so it is a — results are suited to the team in, so it is a fairly benson's attempt, seemingly— so it is a fairly benson's attempt, seemingly to fix the election. and it is the _ seemingly to fix the election. and it is the kind of thing that there is no _ it is the kind of thing that there is no good _ it is the kind of thing that there is no good way out, because it does not look— is no good way out, because it does not look like — is no good way out, because it does not look like he was step down quickly, — not look like he was step down quickly, so you might have violence for a _ quickly, so you might have violence for a long _ quickly, so you might have violence for a long period, which means he steps _ for a long period, which means he steps down — for a long period, which means he steps down after, but if you manage the klingon, he was stay close to the klingon, he was stay close to the people who indulge that kind of things— the people who indulge that kind of things and countries that don't want to change _ things and countries that don't want to change anything, but the message to change anything, but the message to tyrants _ to change anything, but the message to tyrants around the world will be that they — to tyrants around the world will be that they can get away with it. you aet that they can get away with it. you net the that they can get away with it. rim. get the impression looking at these pictures that we are no seen lined ranks of riot police with back tonnes marching down the street,

that they want to nip this in the but as quickly as possible because there will be a feeling around the nicolas maduro team that if this gets a hold in the next 24—48 hours, they won't be to stop it, but while we have been watching and bringing the pictures to you, more and more people have been coming out onto the streets in the last few hours, and it would appear in the centre of caracas they are to be getting more violent as well. we are also watching these pictures from texas, where joe biden texas, wherejoe biden this hour has set out these proposed reforms. out his proposed reforms to the supreme court, including term limits for the ninejustices, a binding code of conduct and a constitutional amendment that would limit presidential immunity. it's quite the turnaround forjoe biden who by instinct is an institutionalist, he has long defended the separation of powers. byt in an op—ed in the washington post this morning he said recent rulings had changed his mind.

"what is happening now is not normal," he wrote. "it undermines the public�*s confidence in the court's decisions, including those impacting personalfreedoms. we now stand in a breach. kamala harris has endorsed these proposals. though it is worth stating they have very little chance of ever being approved in what is a deeply—divided congress and with just 99 days to go to election day. as we look at these pictures from texas, why doing this now? these issues won't _ texas, why doing this now? these issues won't move _ texas, why doing this now? these issues won't move democratic - texas, why doing this now? these - issues won't move democratic voters, there is no chance any of us, i suspect i suspect it will never be active before the november election, but with his decision to overturn roe v wade and increase research as an abortion with the country, and the news, that at least one supreme courtjustice, gifts and financial things he has received from donors,

that he did not disclose, there's a lot of activism on the side among liberal voters and to something that would galvanise democratic voters. the republicans seem to have done this very well in recent elections. the supreme court has been on the ballot for republicans, and it has brought out the base, so the tactic they are trying to steal? whichever side, riaht they are trying to steal? whichever side. right now _ they are trying to steal? whichever side, right now the _ they are trying to steal? whichever side, right now the court _ they are trying to steal? whichever side, right now the court is - they are trying to steal? whichever side, right now the court is leading| side, right now the court is leading very much that right, so not surprisingly democrats aren't happy and republicans are happy, but there was a time the court leaned to the left, so we've seen this before, but among voters, young voters of colour, and they were vultures, there is a lot of energy around this issue. it there is a lot of energy around this issue. , ., ., ., ., ,., , issue. it is a good reason why it republicans _ issue. it is a good reason why it republicans would _ issue. it is a good reason why it republicans would not - issue. it is a good reason why it republicans would not want - issue. it is a good reason why it republicans would not want to l issue. it is a good reason why it - republicans would not want to engage with this, not least because they have the support of the courts, but there's some sense as outsiders looking in that there is some sense

in term limits forjustices, particularly given the ethics problems, the allegations made about some of the justices in recent months and years. i some of the justices in recent months and years.— months and years. i think as an outsider looking _ months and years. i think as an outsider looking in, _ months and years. i think as an outsider looking in, i— months and years. i think as an outsider looking in, i think- outsider looking in, i think british people _ outsider looking in, i think british people and very much understand the idea of— people and very much understand the idea of the _ people and very much understand the idea of the court being separate from _ idea of the court being separate from the — idea of the court being separate from the states, and understands the -ood from the states, and understands the good thing _ from the states, and understands the good thing. the thing that seems strange _ good thing. the thing that seems strange british person is the fact these _ strange british person is the fact these are — strange british person is the fact these are politics based appointees and you _ these are politics based appointees and you know the politics of it supreme _ and you know the politics of it supreme courtjudge and you know the politics of it supreme court judge wendy to and you know the politics of it supreme courtjudge wendy to bench. there's_ supreme courtjudge wendy to bench. there's also _ supreme courtjudge wendy to bench. there's also the idea of the are appointed _ there's also the idea of the are appointed for life, like in the uk if appointed for life, like in the uk it the _ appointed for life, like in the uk if the house of lords had the final city over— if the house of lords had the final city over laws, it's a strange thing which _ city over laws, it's a strange thing which means it is largely based on luck, _ which means it is largely based on luck, whenever it supreme court justice _ luck, whenever it supreme court justice dies or has to leave, whoever— justice dies or has to leave, whoever is president then to support their person in, and then they are infor— their person in, and then they are in for as— their person in, and then they are in for as long as the are in, which is fairly— in for as long as the are in, which is fairly arbitrary from an outsider view _ is fairly arbitrary from an outsider view. ~ ., ., ., . .., view. without getting too technical

seema, view. without getting too technical seems. you _ view. without getting too technical seems. you said — view. without getting too technical seema, you said is _ view. without getting too technical seema, you said is a _ view. without getting too technical seema, you said is a possibility - view. without getting too technical seema, you said is a possibility in | seema, you said is a possibility in this congress but even to do it in the next congress, you would do the traffic house, the house and the senates, and you would need at least two thirds, 60 votes in the senate? also in both parties, while there certainly some democrats would be wholeheartedly support this, there are people who are institutionalists, so it's not a given that every democrat will vote for this, so i don't see any path for this, so i don't see any path for this, so i don't see any path for this happening. {lilia for this, so i don't see any path for this happening.— for this happening. 0k, well we continue to _ for this happening. 0k, well we continue to watch _ for this happening. 0k, well we continue to watch joe _ for this happening. 0k, well we continue to watch joe biden. i for this happening. 0k, well we| continue to watch joe biden. he for this happening. 0k, well we i continue to watch joe biden. he is continue to watchjoe biden. he is due to appear at the podium we are watching, and we are also continuing to keep our eyes on what is happening in caracas as well. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.

it has been a golden day for team gb at the olympics. they have won two gold medals today.

ros canter, tom mcewen and laura collett crowned team eventing champions at the chateau de versailles. the eventing team went into todays showjumping final with a slender lead over second—placed nation france. mcewen jumping clear this afternoon on his horsejl dublin. brilliant team effort over several days from them. and in mountain biking what an extroardinary ride by tom pidcock who defended his 0lympic title, despite a puncture, which at one point relegated him to eighth place, nearly 40 seconds behind the leader. truly astonishing recovery from him. iam i am enjoying that this afternoon and i don't watch it lot of mountain biking. what is been your favourite 0lympic movement so far, we are only on day three, is there something to pick out? it on day three, is there something to ick out? . , on day three, is there something to ick out? .,, .,. ., , on day three, is there something to ick out? .,, .. ., , .,. pick out? it was actually the race ou 'ust pick out? it was actually the race you just mentioned, _ pick out? it was actually the race you just mentioned, mountain i pick out? it was actually the race - youjust mentioned, mountain biking, you just mentioned, mountain biking, it's a great— you just mentioned, mountain biking, it's a great fun to do, but not the

most _ it's a great fun to do, but not the most exciting thing to watch because the group _ most exciting thing to watch because the group of men and women going a circuit— the group of men and women going a circuit around the track, not just tactical— circuit around the track, not just tactical as — circuit around the track, not just tactical as road racing, they don't overtake — tactical as road racing, they don't overtake much, but do —— this was astonishing — overtake much, but do —— this was astonishing because on the last lap, him and _ astonishing because on the last lap, him and the — astonishing because on the last lap, him and the french lighter —— writer swapped _ him and the french lighter —— writer swapped leads about three or four times, _ swapped leads about three or four times, and — swapped leads about three or four times, and tom pidcock, gain the lead in _ times, and tom pidcock, gain the lead in a — times, and tom pidcock, gain the lead in a technical section where the french— lead in a technical section where the french writer went one way and he went _ the french writer went one way and he went other, and he gets his will in front— he went other, and he gets his will in front as — he went other, and he gets his will in front as he came around the corner— in front as he came around the corner which meant the french writer has to— corner which meant the french writer has to give _ corner which meant the french writer has to give way, and to slightly schedule — has to give way, and to slightly schedule move even though it's in the rule, — schedule move even though it's in the rule, when he went across a line have _ the rule, when he went across a line have to _ the rule, when he went across a line have to french crowd was given in booze, _ have to french crowd was given in booze, it — have to french crowd was given in booze, it is — have to french crowd was given in booze, it is the kind of thing that tom _ booze, it is the kind of thing that tom pidcock loves, very expressive and skilful— tom pidcock loves, very expressive and skilful bike writer who normally does race _ and skilful bike writer who normally does race -- — and skilful bike writer who normally does race —— road racing, he loves every— does race —— road racing, he loves every kind — does race —— road racing, he loves every kind of— does race —— road racing, he loves every kind of bike riding, but that was as— every kind of bike riding, but that was as good as mountain bike racing gets _ was as good as mountain bike racing gets |t— was as good as mountain bike racing nets. . , was as good as mountain bike racing iets_ ., , ., was as good as mountain bike racing nets. ,, . ., was as good as mountain bike racing ets. ., ,, . ., ., gets. it was a spectacular right not least because _

gets. it was a spectacular right not least because there _ gets. it was a spectacular right not least because there were - gets. it was a spectacular right not least because there were not - gets. it was a spectacular right not| least because there were not many passing places on this track, which was part of the controversy, it was really all or nothing at the point where he took the lead. it was good fun. seema, what about you? everyone set i've fun. seema, what about you? everyone set we seen — fun. seema, what about you? everyone set we seen has _ fun. seema, what about you? everyone set i've seen has been _ fun. seema, what about you? everyone set i've seen has been wonderful, - set i've seen has been wonderful, one of the funnier moments, i saw flavour flav, irreparable 80s, there is a us women's water polo team heitman. i is a us women's water polo team heitman. ., ., ., ., ~' is a us women's water polo team heitman. ., ., ., ., ,, ., is a us women's water polo team heitman. ., ., ., ., ~ ., , heitman. i love that, look at his carb. heitman. i love that, look at his garb- then _ heitman. i love that, look at his garb- then you _ heitman. i love that, look at his garb. then you see _ heitman. i love that, look at his garb. then you see him - heitman. i love that, look at his garb. then you see him read - heitman. i love that, look at his i garb. then you see him read in the first lady of— garb. then you see him read in the first lady of the _ garb. then you see him read in the first lady of the 19 _ garb. then you see him read in the first lady of the 19 sakes, - garb. then you see him read in the first lady of the 19 sakes, then - garb. then you see him read in the first lady of the 19 sakes, then i . first lady of the 19 sakes, then i got the back story, he had heard the team, even though there were successful, select the work second and third jobs to pay for the training, so he sponsored them and has been funded them so they could focus on water polo, so when i find that out i thought it was amazing i love his living as well some pretty

good bling he's wearing. now it's time for the panel. guys in our gallery is pushing all the buttons is not firing. it is time for the panel even though we don't have the sting, so seema, let me start with you, where you want to start tonight? just me start with you, where you want to start tonight?— start tonight? just focus on the other pics. _ start tonight? just focus on the other pics, that _ start tonight? just focus on the other pics, that is _ start tonight? just focus on the other pics, that is been - other pics, that is been every minute i've had off has been watching that. whether it's a controversy of the opening act or seen these young people who have worked so hard, and spent too much time and put all their it's really emotional, it's amazing. absolutely, one of the other _ emotional, it's amazing. absolutely, one of the other stories _ emotional, it's amazing. absolutely, one of the other stories he _ emotional, it's amazing. absolutely, one of the other stories he picked i one of the other stories he picked out was this music that kamala harris is coming out to on her election campaign. i am with the plate and then maybe you can talk about it. i am going to play its

dock. crowd: kamala! # freedom, freedom, i can't move. # freedom cut me loose. # freedom, freedom, where are you? # cos i need freedom too. is that beyonce? beyonce so popular and very influential _ is that beyonce? beyonce so popular and very influential on _ is that beyonce? beyonce so popular and very influential on young - is that beyonce? beyonce so popular and very influential on young people | and very influential on young people and very influential on young people and middle—age people, and has done such an interesting by a variety of different of music through her career, incredibly successful, so i think the fact that kamala harris was allowed to use the song is interesting to note, and if you look at how many musicians have requested that donald trump not use their music at his rallies, so i think it

is a quite a turnaround and shows the energy and enthusiasm among democratic voters, young voters and voters of colour, that kamala harris has thatjoe biden did not. voters of colour, that kamala harris has that joe biden did not.- has that joe biden did not. exactly, ou could has that joe biden did not. exactly, you could never _ has that joe biden did not. exactly, you could never use _ has that joe biden did not. exactly, you could never use something - has that joe biden did not. exactly, you could never use something like that forjoe biden to come out on stage. he would do his little drugged up the stairs and that was about as virile as he could get, but kamala harris is a completely different brand and she suits this takeover on tiktok on social media, and thejenz the engagement, perfect for her. and the jenz the engagement, perfect for her. , , ., ., , . for her. this is one example. we have seen _ for her. this is one example. we have seen it _ for her. this is one example. we have seen it ever— for her. this is one example. we have seen it ever since _ for her. this is one example. we have seen it ever since she - for her. this is one example. we have seen it ever since she been j for her. this is one example. we - have seen it ever since she been the presumptive nominee, and we have seen it all over social media, with the images she puts out, the people who, speaking for her, there was a call—out for woman supporters the other day, and these other influencers and activists and celebrity that have been so vocal

about her candidacy.— about her candidacy. start with charlie xss. — about her candidacy. start with charlie xss. | _ about her candidacy. start with charlie xss. | didn't _ about her candidacy. start with charlie xes. i didn't know - about her candidacy. start with charlie xes. i didn't know what brett was until— charlie xes. i didn't know what brett was until recently, - charlie xes. i didn't know what brett was until recently, but i charlie xes. i didn't know what l brett was until recently, but now i know what it is. i brett was until recently, but now i know what it is.— know what it is. i should also tell ou, i'm know what it is. i should also tell you. l'm glad _ know what it is. i should also tell you. l'm glad we _ know what it is. i should also tell you, i'm glad we got _ know what it is. i should also tell you, i'm glad we got beyonce i know what it is. i should also tell. you, i'm glad we got beyonce right, somebody pointed out that buyer bye—bye was in sync not backstreet boys, so there you go. we will never be entertainment correspondence. peter, you wanted to talk about jenny the guide dog who i saw in the house of commons on the floor of the house this afternoon. yes. house of commons on the floor of the house this afternoon.— house this afternoon. yes, jenny the auide do house this afternoon. yes, jenny the guide dog is — house this afternoon. yes, jenny the guide dog is unofficially _ house this afternoon. yes, jenny the guide dog is unofficially the - house this afternoon. yes, jenny the guide dog is unofficially the 73rd - guide dog is unofficially the 73rd liberal— guide dog is unofficially the 73rd liberal democrat mp, the lib dems on the fourth _ liberal democrat mp, the lib dems on the fourth biggest part in the poll, after the _ the fourth biggest part in the poll, after the election are now the third—biggest, going out from 15 to 72 mps. _ third—biggest, going out from 15 to 72 mp5, and one of their new mps has partial— 72 mp5, and one of their new mps has partial sight _ 72 mp5, and one of their new mps has partial sight and jenny, this lovely golden— partial sight and jenny, this lovely golden retriever, is learning her own way— golden retriever, is learning her own way around the palace of westminster to take them around. and

one of— westminster to take them around. and one of nry— westminster to take them around. and one of my colleagues had a mp around the dog _ one of my colleagues had a mp around the dog l— one of my colleagues had a mp around the do:,. . ~ one of my colleagues had a mp around the do:,. ., ~ ., one of my colleagues had a mp around the do:,. ., ~' ., , ., one of my colleagues had a mp around the do:,. . ~ ., , ., ., the dog,. i talked to my dog all the time and she _ the dog,. i talked to my dog all the time and she knows _ the dog,. i talked to my dog all the time and she knows exactly what i the dog,. i talked to my dog all the. time and she knows exactly what i'm saying. time and she knows exactly what i'm sa inc. , .,. time and she knows exactly what i'm sa in. _ , ., . , time and she knows exactly what i'm sa inc. , .. , , time and she knows exactly what i'm sa in. ,, ., time and she knows exactly what i'm sa in. ,, .,, ., saying. the place is still a bit of a and jenny _ saying. the place is still a bit of a and jenny is — saying. the place is still a bit of a and jenny is finding _ saying. the place is still a bit of a and jenny is finding her way i a and jenny is finding her way around— a and jenny is finding her way around it. _ a and jenny is finding her way around it, she keeps trying to guide them _ around it, she keeps trying to guide them into— around it, she keeps trying to guide them into the commons chamber because — them into the commons chamber because she knows that is where he sits down _ because she knows that is where he sits down for a long time, so she gets— sits down for a long time, so she gets a _ sits down for a long time, so she gets a bigger rest and she likes to to room the where mps can have cups of tea _ to room the where mps can have cups of tea and _ to room the where mps can have cups of tea and there usually crumbs of food _ of tea and there usually crumbs of food so _ of tea and there usually crumbs of food. ,, ., , of tea and there usually crumbs of food. , ., ., ., , food. so he needs to go to his office so she _ food. so he needs to go to his office so she keeps _ food. so he needs to go to his office so she keeps going - food. so he needs to go to his - office so she keeps going from that chamber to the tearoom. bath office so she keeps going from that chamber to the tearoom.— office so she keeps going from that chamber to the tearoom. both of them are learnina chamber to the tearoom. both of them are learning their _ chamber to the tearoom. both of them are learning their way, _ chamber to the tearoom. both of them are learning their way, it's _ chamber to the tearoom. both of them are learning their way, it's a _ chamber to the tearoom. both of them are learning their way, it's a real- are learning their way, it's a real mess _ are learning their way, it's a real mess i— are learning their way, it's a real mess. ., ., ., . , mess. i went to follow jenny the auide do mess. i went to follow jenny the guide dog when _ mess. i went to follow jenny the guide dog when i _ mess. i went to follow jenny the guide dog when i get _ mess. i went to follow jenny the guide dog when i get severe - mess. i went to follow jenny the - guide dog when i get severe tonight. that supper, peter and seema, lovely severe this evening, thank you for joining us on the programme, before we go, live pictures here from caracas, because as we have gone to

the last few hours, it is not more serious in the venezuelan capital. as we have told you through the programme, lots of unrest in the country after this weekends election results, nicolas maduro claiming victory in the election, but none of the voting tallies given to the opposition and pulling ahead of this election suggests it was the opposition that had the support of the country, but what we have seen in the last hour or so is the riot police coming out onto the streets to try to contain this violence that has been erupting, notjust in the city centre, we have seen tires being burnt on bridges, people walking into the city from outside caracas this afternoon and now seeing tear gas being fired. the scene riot police with shields and people throwing rocks in the direction of those police. is the feeling, i think, direction of those police. is the feeling, ithink, that direction of those police. is the feeling, i think, that the my dual regina's try to get on top of this before it gets out of hand, what all

the signs are the venezuelans have had of nicolas maduro, and aiming to show it's over the course of the afternoon. we will continue to watch those pictures. you are watching bbc news, stay with us. hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm hugh ferris. a day of british success in paris, with the first golds of these olympic games, two of them in fact, and few will be won in such dramatic fashion as tom pidcock�*s in the cross country mountain biking. he started the race as favourite to retain the gold he won in tokyo, and was leading the way until a puncture disrupted his plans it sent pidcock down to ninth place and 40 seconds behind the leaders, but he recovered, battling his way back through the field and a head—to—head with france's victor koretzky. but with just a few metres to go on the near 90 minute race, pidcock passed koretzy to take

the title again. never give up. give everything,. i knew victor was going to be fast on the last lap even if i could not get rid of them, he left a gap and i had to go for it, so that is racing, some people might view it differently, and i wanted to show what sport is, not giving up. team gb's first gold of the games came in team eventing, another 0lympic title retained. tokyo 2020 champions laura collett and tom mcewan, joined by world number one ros canter, sealed victory in the final showjumping stage at versailles. host nation france took the silver with japan the bronze. while collett also went on to win a bronze in the individual event. i don't think at the right words to give itjustice, butjust a phenomenal expense from start to

finish, tokyo was special about writing into that atmosphere was spine tingling. so two golds and three silvers, including one that completed the set for tom daley. his was won alongside noah williams in the diving, and with some particularly important people watching on. patrick gearey reports on team gb's runners up from day three. tom daley has peered of the specifics before, the last off next type of olympic final, this time with noah williams on the edge of an olympic medal. it meant silver, tom daley�*s 50 at his fifth games, but the first watch by his son being looked after by his husband while dad went to work. to looked after by his husband while dad went to work.— looked after by his husband while dad went to work. to come back not knowin: dad went to work. to come back not knowing whether _ dad went to work. to come back not knowing whether i _ dad went to work. to come back not knowing whether i would _ dad went to work. to come back not knowing whether i would meet - dad went to work. to come back not knowing whether i would meet the l knowing whether i would meet the sinckler team are qualify for the olympics, but to be in front of my 0lympics, but to be in front of my son, who is right there, who actually asked me to come by, is special. j actually asked me to come by, is secial. ~ actually asked me to come by, is secial. ,, .,

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lead. richardson and a great pace with 20 metres _ lead. richardson and a great pace with 20 metres ago. _ lead. richardson and a great pace with 20 metres ago. he _ lead. richardson and a great pace with 20 metres ago. he was i lead. richardson and a great pace i with 20 metres ago. he was beaten by the romanian — with 20 metres ago. he was beaten by the romanian competitor _ with 20 metres ago. he was beaten by the romanian competitor with - with 20 metres ago. he was beaten by the romanian competitor with only a l the romanian competitor with only a few metres ago will stop. patrick gearey, bbc news well yesterday's final that was decided by just two hundreths of a second involved adam peaty, who has tested positive for covid—19 after winning silver in the 100m breaststroke. peaty said he had been slightly unwell after the race and his condition worsened overnight, although there are no strict protocols around covid in paris which would have prevented him from competing. team gb are hopeful he'll be able to compete in the relay events, with a possible return to action as early as friday. and it could have been theirfinal meeting in a singles match after 60 during their careers, but novak djokovic knocked rafael nadal out of the olympic tennis tournament. nadal says he'll decide on his future plans after the games after losing in straight sets to a man ranked 159 places higher than the spaniard, who won 14 french open titles at this venue. nadal is still in the doubles in paris with carlos alcaraz

much more on the website including the medal winners and reaction from them and the his appointment from team gb today. had there for that. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. it's been quite a pleasant day for scotland and northern ireland, many places dry with some spells of sunshine, temperatures a bit above average. but across england and wales, we've had clear blue skies like these. and in the hottest spots around the capital, i've seen a few places get up to 29. could this be the start of a heatwave? well, yes, it could, because we need three consecutive days with temperatures of around 27 or 28 for a heatwave to be declared, and i think between monday, tuesday and wednesday, we're quite likely to see that across parts of south—east england, east anglia and the midlands. so for some, monday represented the first day of a heatwave. 0vernight tonight, after such a hot day, those temperatures taking a while to drop away, particularly across eastern areas of england.

a weak weather front could bring an odd shower, really, to parts of scotland and northern ireland, although many places will probably stay dry. temperatures by the end of the night, down to around 12 to 15 degrees for most. 0n into tuesday's forecast, more of the same, really, for england and wales, the heat really building. looks like being the hottest day of this week. for northern ireland and scotland, a bit of patchy cloud, a few isolated showers across the far north possible, but most places will stay dry and fine. with temperatures getting well into the 20s here, it should feel quite pleasant. but a hot day for england and wales. top temperatures up to 32 degrees in london. the significance of that is the current highest temperature of the year so far is 31.9, so we're going to be there or thereabouts on tuesday for the hottest day of the year so far. for wednesday, again, a lot of dry weather, could be an odd isolated shower around, but for most, it's another fine day with warm spells of sunshine, hot weather continuing across parts of england in particular — temperatures 30 degrees or so in london. but then we see a change to thundery weather conditions on into thursday.

now, the amount of rain we're going to get from these thunderstorms on thursday is going to vary a lot from place to place. some places might not get very much, but others could see the best part of a month's worth of rain over the space of a few hours, and so there is the threat of seeing some flash flooding. we are going to firm up on the areas most likely to see that over the next few days. temperatures still well above average, but starting to come down a little bit. and then for friday and the weekend, this area of low pressure starts to influence the weather from the atlantic. now, around that, it will be quite windy across the north—west with plenty of showers. in the south, there's a question mark as to how much rain we eventually see. bye for now.

tonight at ten — two children have died and nine more injured in what police describe as a ferocious knife attack here in southport on merseyside. the attack happened at a summer holiday dance class for primary school—aged children. this is, like, the worst thing you can ever imagine. my daughter was there on saturday. 0urfriends' kids were here and they've just got slain, massacred. armed officers arrested

a 17—year—old male suspect and police say there is no wider threat to the public. we'll have the latest as the king and the prime minister are among those to offer their condolences to the families involved. also tonight — the chancellor says there is a huge black hole in the finances inherited from the conservatives, and so millions of pensioners will lose their winter fuel payments. but rachel reeves is offering junior doctors in england a 22% pay rise over two years — plus an above—inflation offer for teachers. chris mason and faisal islam will be here to see if the sums add up. the former bbc news presenter huw edwards is charged with three counts of making indecent images of children. and going for gold — team gb's tom pidcock wins a fierce contest in the mountain biking — and the equestrian team come top to retain their eventing title. and stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis