the us deploys additional warships and fighterjets to the middle east amid fears of escalation over the killing of hamas political chief, ismail haniyeh. here in the uk: police say anyone involved in last night's violence in sunderland will face the full force of the law. protests linked to the far—right are expected in other parts of england this weekend, following the killing of three girls in southport on monday. on day 8 of the paris olympics, australian duo of matthew ebden and john peers take gold in tennis men's doubles. all eyes are on the women's 100 metres final and the women's eight hundred metres freestyle final , both on the table later in the day. hello. washington has reiterated that

america's commitment to israel's defence remains �*iron—clad' as it steps up its military presence in the middle east. the pentagon is sending additional warships and fighterjets as regional tension grows following the assassination of the hamas leader ismail haniyeh in tehran, and a hezbollah commander in beirut. iran's revolutionary guards have said mr haniyeh was killed by a short—range missile, launched from outside his room in a tehran guesthouse. it promised severe retalliation �*at an appropriate time and place.�* a short—range from tel aviv, our correspondent jenny hill has this update. the us has said that it will be sending an extra squadron well of fighterjets to the region, as well as warships, stating that america's commitment to israel's defence is, quote, �*ironclad'. now, it's not the first time we've seen such a scenario. perhaps you'll remember that in april, iran fired more than 300 drones and missiles at israel.

israel was able to intercept them, shoot them down with the help of the us and other allies. nevertheless, it is a reminder of just how dangerous and significant this moment is. i'm here in tel aviv on the beachfront, where it all looks and feels very relaxed, people getting on with their daily lives. you but people here are uneasy. area we know that iran has vowed, along with its proxies, revenge for two assassinations, that of the hamas political leader and a senior hezbollah commander. everyone knows something is likely to happen, but it's not clear what that retaliation will be, what kind of scale we'll see, or indeed when it might happen. so this is a country on high alert. a number of international airlines have suspended flights to and from israel, and ministers in the israeli cabinet were sent home this weekend with satellite phones for use in the event of an attack which throws out any kind of communications network.

and as you know, there's urgent diplomacy going on right now to try to stop israel's war on gaza, which began following the october 7th attacks, from exploding into a region—wide conflict. and that's why the us intervention now is not only about providing help to israel militarily, but also focusing on ongoing efforts to try to diffuse the tension. the pentagon, a spokeswoman, said yesterday that they still think escalation is not an inevitability. america urging all parties in this to look at potential for a ceasefire. and it's worth remembering, of course, that there are two groups of people in all of this whose voices have become somewhat lost in the geopolitics, people in gaza, because don't forget, israel's war on gaza goes on. there were people killed there last night in a number of strikes. and those people know that right now a ceasefire looks very remote. and then there are the families of israeli hostages

who are being held captive by hamas in gaza. still, they know that a chance of being reunited with their loved ones, it's greatly diminished right now. and one potentially positive note benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, has sanctioned an israeli delegation to travel to cairo, potentially as early as this evening for ongoing negotiations on a possible ceasefire. but as i say right now, tension is high. the world is watching the middle east and hoping that a crisis can be averted. correspondent in tel aviv. a clean—up operation is under way following a night of violence in sunderland after protests organised by the far—right turned into a riot. four police officers were injured, one of them seriously when officers said they faced �*serious and sustained levels of violence�*. ten arrests have been made so far. this morning, the home secretary

said the �*criminals attacking the police and stoking disorder�* will �*pay the price for their violence and thuggery.�* alison freeman reports from sunderland. trying to make sense of what happened here. the clean—up took place in sunderland this morning after the violence that broke out last night. people turned out to do their bit, feeling disbelief at the actions of others. who does this? it's... we just saw what was going on last night, didn�*t we? and we thought we�*d come down and see what we could do to help. to target somebody's car, like, just what's that person done? what i saw was people out in- the streets using it as an excuse, and they were wearing sutherland | shirts, and they were completely| misrepresenting - the city and the club. last night, the police were pelted with beer cans and bricks, a police building was ransacked, and a citizen�*s advice bureau next door was set on fire. a car could be seen burning in the street. islamophobic slurs could also be heard.

ten people were arrested for offences including violent disorder and burglary. four police officers were hurt, one seriously. the disorder, violence and damage which has occurred will not be tolerated. we also know the behaviour displayed in no way represents our friendly and welcoming region. we, therefore, want to deliver a further message direct to our communities. we are aware that criminal actions we saw last night can attempt to drive division amongst us, and we are committed to make sure that does not happen. last night, scuffles also broke out between two groups of protesters outside a mosque in liverpool. police formed a barrier between those chanting pro—refugee slogans and others shouting �*go home�* in retaliation. council workers in sunderland had started the clean—up overnight, but a small army of people who live here turned out to help finish thejob. people from every community, from the bangladeshi community, from international students, people coming together to clean

up the shards of hate and build a better future together. that�*s sunderland. there are, of course, still signs of what happened here last night, but otherwise, sunderland is getting back to normal. the police have said, however, that they will deal with anybody a who gets involved in this kind of violence robustly. let�*s stay on this story and look at it from another perspective. rumours spread like wildfire across the social media platform x, formerly known as twitter, after monday�*s attack on a children�*s holiday dance class. accounts speculated about the attacker�*s ethnicity and a false name attributed to the 17—year—old attacker went viral. at bbc news, we�*re not repeating the false name to avoid spreading misinformation further. the police themselves have pointed to disinformation online as playing a part in the violence. but how do all these falsehoods spread and who benefits? let�*s speak to drjon roozenbeek, a lecture in psychology and security at the university of cambridge

who specalises in information warfare and the psychology of misinformation. thank you forjoining us. so i erupted after rumours went viral online with a false name for the attack and falsely claiming that he is muslim. why eastern those sort of remiss gain so much traction two it is basically a comply because of all the circumstances that misinformation go viral for chilly. it is a very emotional and difficult is a very emotional and difficult incident. it is a terrible crime against children which obviously makes people upset. fortunate, in such cases misinformation has a tendency to tap into those emotions and try to exasperate them —— but unfortunately, particularly when aimed at groups of people or ethnicities.— aimed at groups of people or ethnicities. ~ ., , , , ethnicities. when does this begin? west that first — ethnicities. when does this begin? west that first room _ ethnicities. when does this begin? west that first room at _ ethnicities. when does this begin? west that first room at a _ ethnicities. when does this begin? west that first room at a full- west that first room at a full statement that spread so widely?

really difficult to know. but by trying to figure out where these rumours actually originated from and as a moment, we don�*t know but it could have been done deliberately. i can imagine if the name is made up and it has as to be completely fabricated. as i did so deliberately, we don�*t know. and from then on, it can organically cascade into a misinformation spiral almost. dishes by trying to figure out what is going on, there might be real intention to —— this is my people trying to figure out what is going on. people trying to figure out what is auoin on. ., , , going on. there has been allegations, _ going on. there has been allegations, completely l going on. there has been _ allegations, completely unconfirmed, allegations, completely unconfirmed, allegations that foreign states are engaging in amplifying this. how plausible do you think that is? in

the service, repairs drew a portable audio lack evidence. there were reports about a channel that had spread rumours about the attacker being an immigrant who arrived in the uk on a boat but it is not clear completely if that channel was linked to the russian government. there were some speculations but we don�*t know that for sure so again, you are feeling was so much lack of information that is speaking plainly about what�*s happened is extremely hard while we await further information.— hard while we await further information. ., ~ , ., �* , information. thank you, there's so much more — information. thank you, there's so much more because _ information. thank you, there's so much more because of— information. thank you, there's so much more because of the - information. thank you, there's so much more because of the bus - information. thank you, there's so much more because of the bus but thatis much more because of the bus but that is all we have time for. —— so much more we can talk about but that is all we have for.

eight medals in total, they finished with we start at the paris olympics, where on day 8 there are 31 gold medal events. great britain are celebrating their most successful games in terms of rowing since london 2012, 8 medals in total they finish with after striking gold earlier in the mens eights — they traded the lead with netherlands before moving ahead at the halfway stage of the 2,000 metres race. cox harry brightmore spurring his team across the line, as they celebrated adding the olympic title to their back—to—back world and european successes. it lifts great britain up to ltth in the overall medals table. and medal success for britain�*s women in the same competition too, this time bronze. it was canada who took silver, in a race won by romania, their 3rd gold of these games. italy�*s marta maggetti is celebrating winning windsurfing gold after an impressive victory in marseille she finished ahead three gold after an impressive victory in marseille, she finished ahead three of britain�*s emma wilson who dominated the opening series but had to settle for bronze, just like she did in tokyo. israel�*s sharon kantor took silver. maggetti�*s gold is her first olympic medal — having finished fourth

at the last games. south korea are having a great olympics so far, and have another gold. this is their 8th in paris so far withjiin yang winning the women�*s 25—metre pistol in the shooting. france took silver, with hungary winning bronze. at roland garros, the first of the singles�* gold medals will be handed out later when china�*s zheng qinwen takes on croatia�*s donna vekic in the women�*s final while in the men�*s doubles, it was australia�*s matthew ebden and john peers that came out on top, coming from a set down to beat the american pair of austin krajicek and rajeev ram in the match tiebreak. ebden and peers winning australia�*s first gold in tennis in 28 years. to the athetics at the stade de france, and there was an impressive showing from team gb�*s louie hinchcliffe in the men�*s 100 metre heats making his olympic debut, the 22—year—old edged out

american world champion and gold medal favourite noah lyles to win his heat in a time of 9.98 seconds and qualify for the semi—finals on sunday. hinchliffe�*s team—mate zharnel hughes is also through to the semis. the ioc president thomas bach, has defended the participation algerian of algerian boxer imane khelif, and taiwan�*s lin yu—ting, in the women�*s category, at the olympics. both have been cleared to compete, having been disqualified from last year�*s women�*s world championships, after they were said to have failed gender eligibility tests. khelif, is due to fight hungarian boxer, anna luca hamori, in the quarterfinals of the 66 kilogram competition later on saturday. we have two boxes. they were born as women, we have two boxes. they were born as women. who — we have two boxes. they were born as women. who have _ we have two boxes. they were born as women, who have been _ we have two boxes. they were born as women, who have been raised - we have two boxes. they were born as women, who have been raised as- women, who have been raised as women, who have been raised as women, who have been raised as women, who has a passport as a women and who have competed for many years as women. this is the clear

definition of a woman. there was never any doubt about them being a woman. what we see now is that some want to own the definition of who a woman is. away from the olympics, england white—ball captain jos buttler is out of this year�*s hundred competition with a calf injury. buttler was due to lead last year�*s runners—up manchester originals but has now withdrawn after missing their first three matches, which have all ended in defeat. england�*s white—ball side are next in action against australia in september. and that�*s all the sport for now. that is all for me at least. but let�*s head back to marilyn. live to paris. you�*ve got lots to talk

about. you�*ve got your best seat in the house. i�*m about. you've got your best seat in the house-— about. you've got your best seat in the house. �* ., , ~ the house. i'm only 'oking. welcome to day eight— the house. i'm only 'oking. welcome to day eight of— the house. i'm only 'oking. welcome to day eight of the _ the house. i'm only joking. welcome to day eight of the olympics - the house. i'm only joking. welcome to day eight of the olympics and - to day eight of the olympics and we�*ve just to day eight of the olympics and we�*vejust had all of to day eight of the olympics and we�*ve just had all of the latest from the sports centre. here i am, in paris, it is the most amazing event, the atmosphere here is brilliant. it has been a really brilliant. it has been a really brilliant first few days at the olympic games. if you remember in the run—up to the olympics, there is a little bit of negativity in the foreign media and french press but the atmosphere in paris has been really wonderful and the weather has been hot. perhaps at times, too hot but latest look out through history behind it is and how paris, have far scotty olympic games. this also look at the olympic themselves and watch them in globally, i am doing now here in paris but some of you already know who i am joined by, it has been busy presenting been busy presenting merchant. he was a and

was my colleague, i was in my 20s, were about the same age. the reason why i�*m talking to you is because your are sports broadcast that i have been in the past as well. in the olympics runs for your arrest doesn�*t it? the olympics runs for your arrest doesn't it?— doesn't it? yes it does actually. from a little — doesn't it? yes it does actually. from a little boy, _ doesn't it? yes it does actually. from a little boy, so _ doesn't it? yes it does actually. from a little boy, so definitely. doesn't it? yes it does actually. | from a little boy, so definitely in the olympics runs for your arrest doesn't _ the olympics runs for your arrest doesn't it? — the olympics runs for your arrest doesn't it? yes it does actually. from _ doesn't it? yes it does actually. from a — doesn't it? yes it does actually. from a little boy, so definitely intent — from a little boy, so definitely intent of — from a little boy, so definitely intent of the olympics in particular, when i started working for these, — particular, when i started working for these, that was the 2000s, 24 years— for these, that was the 2000s, 24 years ago. — for these, that was the 2000s, 24 years ago, paris was a and trying to when _ years ago, paris was a and trying to when it— years ago, paris was a and trying to when it then — years ago, paris was a and trying to when it then. they tried in the 80s and did _ when it then. they tried in the 80s and did not— when it then. they tried in the 80s and did not get the 92 bit so they were _ and did not get the 92 bit so they were trying, they lost to beijing, they were — were trying, they lost to beijing, they were trying, they lost to beijing. — they were trying, they lost to beijing, the red china lost to london _ beijing, the red china lost to london. finally they have got it and it has— london. finally they have got it and it has been— london. finally they have got it and it has been that seven years of build _ it has been that seven years of build to— it has been that seven years of build to get in there rings and that the building, that is it. many of the building, that is it. many of the people who have been doing that, the people who have been doing that, the organisers weren't doing those

originat— the organisers weren't doing those original bids so can you measure for them, _ original bids so can you measure for them, this— original bids so can you measure for them, this is— original bids so can you measure for them, this is a lifetime's work. at 16, 17_ them, this is a lifetime's work. at 16, 17 days — them, this is a lifetime's work. at 16,17 days is _ them, this is a lifetime's work. at 16,17 days is done. that them, this is a lifetime's work. at 16, 17 days is done. that such them, this is a lifetime's work. at 16,17 days is done. that such an odyssex — 16,17 days is done. that such an odyssex i— 16,17 days is done. that such an odyssey. i don't know a more photogenic city, honestly in the world — photogenic city, honestly in the world we — photogenic city, honestly in the world. we have seen some of the venues _ world. we have seen some of the venues so — world. we have seen some of the venues so they keep pulling off what i think— venues so they keep pulling off what i think they have done so far, never to he _ i think they have done so far, never to he mighty— i think they have done so far, never to be mighty pleased and ebony fetch behind _ to be mighty pleased and ebony fetch behind them now. it is to be mighty pleased and ebony fetch behind them now.— behind them now. it is sad when the rent kind of— behind them now. it is sad when the rent kind of impact _ behind them now. it is sad when the rent kind of impact is _ behind them now. it is sad when the rent kind of impact is the _ behind them now. it is sad when the rent kind of impact is the ceremony. j rent kind of impact is the ceremony. that whole openly ceremony for many people _ that whole openly ceremony for many people was _ that whole openly ceremony for many people was very french. it's up and down _ people was very french. it's up and down of— people was very french. it's up and down of the — people was very french. it's up and down of the rain was just another dot market— down of the rain was just another dot market did not seem to bother anyone _ dot market did not seem to bother anyone taking part in the shot of a venus— anyone taking part in the shot of a venus in— anyone taking part in the shot of a venus in the driving rain was sort of another— venus in the driving rain was sort of another iconic moment. i thin the coded _ of another iconic moment. i thin the coded it— of another iconic moment. i thin the coded it off— of another iconic moment. i thin the coded it off very well. —— month a shot— coded it off very well. —— month a shot of— coded it off very well. —— month a shot of the — coded it off very well. —— month a shot of the pianist. it is coded it off very well. -- month a shot of the pianist.— shot of the pianist. it is the french way. _ shot of the pianist. it is the french way, isn't _ shot of the pianist. it is the french way, isn't it? - shot of the pianist. it is the french way, isn't it? and i shot of the pianist. it is the french way, isn't it? and ll shot of the pianist. it is the - french way, isn't it? and i think french way, isn�*t it? and i think the french way is to look at things, take a step back and look at things to a different person and one thing

stats and the whole atmosphere and feeling really has been put into these games, hasn�*t it? i felt feeling really has been put into these games, hasn't it? i felt that as well. these games, hasn't it? i felt that as well- very _ these games, hasn't it? i felt that as well. very much _ these games, hasn't it? i felt that as well. very much so _ these games, hasn't it? i felt that as well. very much so any - these games, hasn't it? i felt that as well. very much so any set - these games, hasn't it? i felt that as well. very much so any set at l these games, hasn't it? i felt that i as well. very much so any set at the start— as well. very much so any set at the start there. — as well. very much so any set at the start there, plenty of people would be start there, plenty of people would he cranky _ start there, plenty of people would be cranky wee grumpy beforehand. the same any— be cranky wee grumpy beforehand. the same any time, you look at any genres, — same any time, you look at any games, they are compared and criticism — games, they are compared and criticism. how much are you spending? shouldn't we be spending it on it _ spending? shouldn't we be spending it on it this? will be succumbing to play and _ it on it this? will be succumbing to play and at — it on it this? will be succumbing to play and at the moment especially special— play and at the moment especially special the sun comes out, the games start _ special the sun comes out, the games start i_ special the sun comes out, the games start i will_ special the sun comes out, the games start. i will new to do freshly have a good _ start. i will new to do freshly have a good game and they are ripping it apart— a good game and they are ripping it apart at— a good game and they are ripping it apart at the moment so that to lift the country— apart at the moment so that to lift the country and you have got what we have got _ the country and you have got what we have got so _ the country and you have got what we have got so far which i think it is fair to— have got so far which i think it is fair to say— have got so far which i think it is fair to say so far is proving to be a great — fair to say so far is proving to be a great success. but fair to say so far is proving to be a great success.— a great success. but other high let's ou a great success. but other high let's you think _ a great success. but other high let's you think so _ a great success. but other high let's you think so far _ a great success. but other high let's you think so far of - a great success. but other high let's you think so far of the - a great success. but other high| let's you think so far of the first let�*s you think so far of the first eight days? let's you think so far of the first eight days?— let's you think so far of the first eiuht da s? , ., , ., eight days? funnily enough, they are french in many _ eight days? funnily enough, they are french in many ways _ eight days? funnily enough, they are french in many ways but _ eight days? funnily enough, they are french in many ways but they - eight days? funnily enough, they are french in many ways but they are - french in many ways but they are definitely — french in many ways but they are definitely olympic high lie. marchant, 22 world in the swimming

pooh _ marchant, 22 world in the swimming pooh he _ marchant, 22 world in the swimming pool. he doesn't even look big enough — pool. he doesn't even look big enough to— pool. he doesn't even look big enough to do what he is doing. he is already— enough to do what he is doing. he is already now— enough to do what he is doing. he is already now a legend. you've got in the judo, _ already now a legend. you've got in the judo, three times to win judo gold, _ the judo, three times to win judo gold. he — the judo, three times to win judo gold. he is— the judo, three times to win judo gold, he is now. it reminds me of the president of the organising committee and, in the gold medallist, i wonder rescues now. i wonder— medallist, i wonder rescues now. i wonder where he will go in the future, — wonder where he will go in the future, i'm _ wonder where he will go in the future, i'm not sure when he has got any political — future, i'm not sure when he has got any political ambition. another one for the _ any political ambition. another one for the french is low in dupont, if anyone _ for the french is low in dupont, if anyone write a script for him they deserved — anyone write a script for him they deserved a — anyone write a script for him they deserved a medal because it was script— deserved a medal because it was script perfect for a wedding that seven— script perfect for a wedding that seven skull. her script perfect for a wedding that seven skull.— seven skull. her big day for athletics — seven skull. her big day for athletics and _ seven skull. her big day for athletics and a _ seven skull. her big day for athletics and a big - seven skull. her big day for athletics and a big day - seven skull. her big day for athletics and a big day is i seven skull. her big day for - athletics and a big day is tomorrow, we have the hundred metres for the women and the men. took me through the track and field in paris and much difference is now compared to turkey because the atmosphere is very different? the

turkey because the atmosphere is very different?— very different? the matter for the ol mics very different? the matter for the olympics is _ very different? the matter for the olympics is faster. _ very different? the matter for the olympics is faster. this _ very different? the matter for the olympics is faster. this is - very different? the matter for the olympics is faster. this is what i very different? the matter for the | olympics is faster. this is what the people _ olympics is faster. this is what the people want, they want the speed and a hundred _ people want, they want the speed and a hundred metres is it. this first weekend — a hundred metres is it. this first weekend of the athletics is one of those _ weekend of the athletics is one of those crowning moments. we have got a possibility— those crowning moments. we have got a possibility of shelly ann fraser pryce _ a possibility of shelly ann fraser pryce winning a third god, not sure is going _ pryce winning a third god, not sure is going to — pryce winning a third god, not sure is going to happen but could it be very close —— said gold. probably going _ very close —— said gold. probably going to — very close —— said gold. probably going to he — very close —— said gold. probably going to be pipped in the end by shikari _ going to be pipped in the end by shikari richardson who really should have done _ shikari richardson who really should have done this already four years a-o have done this already four years ago but _ have done this already four years ago but for— have done this already four years ago but for various reasons did not make _ ago but for various reasons did not make it _ ago but for various reasons did not make it to— ago but for various reasons did not make it to take you.— ago but for various reasons did not make it to take you. interesting you sa that. make it to take you. interesting you say that. because _ make it to take you. interesting you say that. because talking _ make it to take you. interesting you say that. because talking about - say that. because talking about shikari richardson, a little bit earlier i spoke to dennis shaver who is at louisiana state university and the passing... hello, iam here. he

is the person... he is a person who is the person... he is a person who is the person... he is a person who is the chief coach at susanna state university and is one of the state the places where the best athletes go to train —— louisiana state university. i spoke to des about shikari and how she�*s going to shine in this year�*s competition. she shikari and how she's going to shine in this year's competition.— in this year's competition. she is obviously extremely _ in this year's competition. she is obviously extremely talented - in this year's competition. she is | obviously extremely talented and in this year's competition. she is - obviously extremely talented and we were blessed to have her with us for at least one full year in college where she blossomed. with throughout high school, she was recruited and write a also hundred metres per ratio set and our accomplice, she was just very dedicated to becoming an elite sprinter and study the spread and such a hard work and coach or athlete so it was just a wonderful time and was loved by mag and the thing she did for us. when she was at lsu, she was was running

time 75. ~ ., she was at lsu, she was was running time 75. ~ . ., ,, , she was at lsu, she was was running time 75. ~ . ., ~ , ., ., ., time 75. what makes one athlete more coachable than — time 75. what makes one athlete more coachable than another? _ time 75. what makes one athlete more coachable than another? you _ coachable than another? you described her as coachable, i thought at a very interesting. i think they can take some of the instructions and a video analysis that you provided them and they are able to process it and will some people there just automatically make these changes to adjust, to improve and she would one of this that was very coachable and was able to make those mechanical changes. instantly. she was such a great person to work with and so dedicated to becoming an elite sprinter. d0 with and so dedicated to becoming an elite sprinter-— elite sprinter. do you think you can win the gold _ elite sprinter. do you think you can win the gold tonight? _ elite sprinter. do you think you can win the gold tonight? we - elite sprinter. do you think you can win the gold tonight? we are - elite sprinter. do you think you can l win the gold tonight? we are praying she wins the — win the gold tonight? we are praying she wins the gold _ win the gold tonight? we are praying she wins the gold tonight. _ win the gold tonight? we are praying she wins the gold tonight. she - she wins the gold tonight. she obviously had a great season, she�*s been healthy and were certainly cheering for her and i think it is going to be a real challenge, there arejust so many going to be a real challenge, there are just so many great expenses and we will know a lot smarter in semifinals but once you line up in the final, everyone has got to be able to execute their race plan and

stick to it and trust themselves and i show —— but i know that shacarri richardson is one who does that so i know that anyone who can pressure off the gold medal podium are going to have to run it, that is basically i am where i am going to have to look at it but i think it should will be up on that top podium. there ou to, will be up on that top podium. there ou no, he will be up on that top podium. there you go. he thinks — will be up on that top podium. there you go, he thinks that _ will be up on that top podium. there you go, he thinks that shacarri - you go, he thinks that shacarri richardson can end up on that topic. i refer to in no moment. i know that you are looking at is quite worried! i�*m going to ask you about al because we�*re talking about is downstairs with grace. it was an interesting conversation because we�*re talking about the role that al is going to in sports, particularly in gymnastics. tell me more. it -- it has started _ in gymnastics. tell me more. it -- it has started already, _ in gymnastics. tell me more. it -- it has started already, with - in gymnastics. tell me more. it -- it has started already, with a - it has started already, with a sister— it has started already, with a sister supported isjudging. with sister supported is judging. with gymnastics, sister supported isjudging. with gymnastics, that thousands of data points _ gymnastics, that thousands of data points that can be fit in any particular events that can serve to provide _ particular events that can serve to provide the — particular events that can serve to provide the judges with very clear

messages. there is always an element of style. _ messages. there is always an element of style. you _ messages. there is always an element of style, you get marks for performance in any case but it does eliminate _ performance in any case but it does eliminate some human error potentially. boxing looks at it as well, _ potentially. boxing looks at it as well, certainly going on into the future _ well, certainly going on into the future get the point scored correctly. that is a start. but as any other— correctly. that is a start. but as any other ways, that la is starting to -- _ any other ways, that la is starting to -- that — any other ways, that la is starting to -- that al — any other ways, that la is starting to —— that al is starting to make an impression — to —— that al is starting to make an impression. especially with social media _ impression. especially with social media abuse, if used in special words — media abuse, if used in special words and _ media abuse, if used in special words and tone of messages, they are stripped _ words and tone of messages, they are stripped out _ words and tone of messages, they are stripped out before they get out. it is interesting to see how that will develop — is interesting to see how that will develo -. ., ., ,_, is interesting to see how that will develo. ., ., ,_, . ., ., develop. now, the mascot. what do ou think develop. now, the mascot. what do you think about _ develop. now, the mascot. what do you think about him? _ develop. now, the mascot. what do you think about him? he _ develop. now, the mascot. what do you think about him? he is - develop. now, the mascot. what do you think about him? he is a - you think about him? he is a revolution — you think about him? he is a revolution bonnet, _ you think about him? he is a revolution bonnet, so - you think about him? he is a revolution bonnet, so are - you think about him? he is a i revolution bonnet, so are going you think about him? he is a - revolution bonnet, so are going back to 1789. _ revolution bonnet, so are going back to 1789. the — revolution bonnet, so are going back to 1789, the revolution, this is

freedom. _ to 1789, the revolution, this is freedom, vive la revolution. it was funny— freedom, vive la revolution. it was funny thing. — freedom, vive la revolution. it was funny thing, they all weird when they first — funny thing, they all weird when they first come at and you end up loving _ they first come at and you end up loving them after a few weeks. in a row. _ loving them after a few weeks. in a row. its— loving them after a few weeks. in a row, it's right. loving them after a few weeks. in a row. it's right-— row, it's right. let's look at the medal table — row, it's right. let's look at the medal table together _ row, it's right. let's look at the medal table together because l row, it's right. let's look at the medal table together because i row, it's right. let's look at the - medal table together because i just medal table together because ijust want to show you one thing. china i think is still on top, here they are and interestingly, australia look how are they are doing, david. but that it was — how are they are doing, david. but that it was steeple does for you. this is— that it was steeple does for you. this is going to change a little bit. this is going to change a little bit look— this is going to change a little bit. look at the french, —— that is what _ bit. look at the french, —— that is what the — bit. look at the french, —— that is what the pool— bit. look at the french, —— that is what the pool does for you. the}r what the pool does for you. they fit, i what the pool does for you. they fit. i know _ what the pool does for you. they fit, i know that _ what the pool does for you. they fit, i know that you _ what the pool does for you. they fit, i know that you will - what the pool does for you. iis: fit, i know that you will achieve present on a channel for so many years and i�*m going to let you say goodbye and had back not the studio butjust goodbye and had back not the studio but just goodbye, goodbye and had back not the studio butjust goodbye, you�*re watching bbc news. butjust goodbye, you're watching bbc news. a, ., butjust goodbye, you're watching bbc news. ., ., ,, i. , bbc news. marion, thank you very much indeed- _ bbc news. marion, thank you very much indeed. a _ bbc news. marion, thank you very much indeed. a great _ bbc news. marion, thank you very much indeed. a great pleasure - bbc news. marion, thank you very much indeed. a great pleasure to | bbc news. marion, thank you very l much indeed. a great pleasure to be with you _ much indeed. a great pleasure to be with you here on bbc news.

this will continue to push its way south and east, it may well cite whether grey and overcast and in the british south to sussex and kent avenue as well. some such commentary and a scattering of sash showers into northern ireland. possible thundering, but if i shuffle here, 16 to 18 degrees across england and wales and generally looking at 20 to 24 celsius about where they should be for this time of year. a ridge of high pressure, it can sing largely quiet but overcast overnight and this area of low pressure gradually

pushing in full summer. we start off with double digits, a great start and we will be chasing clouds around i suspect on saturday. that will mean it won�*t be quite as warm once again. the rain arrives into northern ireland and into north west scotland. gradually push the bushes were steadily eastward. it has a 50 to 80 degrees, you might see 28 in the south east if we get —— 15 to 18 degrees. the run could tell quite heavily, a couple of inches not out of the question to higher ground across western scotland and northern ireland and at the same time, we have a stronger selflessly went tapping into some remarkable humid air. where of course etc coming through across parts of east and south—east england, we could see heights of 27 degrees again around 18th arab —— fahrenheit. hopefully, some useful rain. right behind,

shooting scottish up showers developing into the north—west again and to produce just developing into the north—west again and to producejust ranging developing into the north—west again and to produce just ranging from 15 to 25 celsius. as we go through the remainder of the week ahead, it is likely that we will keep more unsettled weather for the further north and west you are and dry aspects of sunshine from time to time in the south.

this is bbc news. the headlines... tensions remain high in the middle east over the assassinations of the hamas leader, ismail haniyeh in iran as well as a key commander of hezbollah. the us is to deploy additional warships and fighterjets to the region to help defend israel from possible attacks by iran and its proxies. northumbria police say anyone involved in the clashes in sunderland last night will be met with the full force of the law. four police officers were hurt and ten people arrested — on a third night of violence. republican us presidential nominee donald trump says he has agreed to take part in a televised debate with democratic nominee kamala harris. and on day 8 of the olympics, team gb win gold in men�*s eights in rowing and australian takes gold in tennis men�*s doubles. all eyes are on the women�*s 100m final and more action in the pool later today.