system into the far north—west but look at the temperatures, highs of 23 in scotland, high 20s likely across the south—east and it will get hotter still as we move into monday because of the heat coming up from the near continent. we could have record—breaking august heat in bordeaux if we see over 41 celsius, we are going to see 33 degrees across the south—east and there is going to be a lot of rain developing into the far north—west from that area of low pressure, so thundery downpours here, and a fresher feel that the heat and hue hidty continuing to build across the south—east, peaking at 33 degrees, if that is too hot for you things will change, you will be a bit more comfortable from tuesday on wards. back to you jane. thanks louise. and that's bbc news at six.

hello there, i'm olly foster. here is what is coming up for you on sportsday. hanging on for gold — teenager toby roberts climbs onto the top of the podium to fulfil his olympic dream. it just feels itjust feels incredible, like years and years of work have gone into this, if you stand on that podium, it feels me with just pride. one final push for katarina johnson—thompson to claim a first olympic medal, but gold could be out of her reach. evans and barker make it through the madness of the madison to take silver. also coming up on sportsday: stepping up from the young lions — lee carsley is england's interim manager as the search continues for a full—time boss. and getting ready for the big time — bromley play their first match in the football league tomorrow.

good evening, welcome along. back in 2016, the international olympic committee announced that sport climbing would make its debut at the tokyo games. it was then that 12—year—old toby roberts, a climbing prodigy from surrey, set himself a target. by the time he reached paris, he had earned himself the nickname "terminator" in climbing circles, but the look of sheer disbelief today at winning gold will be one of team gb�*s defining images from this games. craig templeton reports. the day started in paris with the streets are washed with gold, perhaps a sign of what was to come. for the sport climbers, though, their sights are set beyond ground—level. this the first look at their challenge. the event is split

into two sections. first up, bordering. the higher up the wall you climb, the more points you get. simple in theory, but in practice it takes strength, agility and problem—solving, something written�*s toby roberts has an abundance. at the halfway stage he was in third place. a, the halfway stage he was in third lace. �* , ., ., , ., place. a big move from the young briton! the _ place. a big move from the young briton! the second _ place. a big move from the young briton! the second part, - place. a big move from the young briton! the second part, you - place. a big move from the young briton! the second part, you have place. a big move from the young i briton! the second part, you have to scale a different _ briton! the second part, you have to scale a different wall _ briton! the second part, you have to scale a different wall post _ briton! the second part, you have to scale a different wall post at - briton! the second part, you have to scale a different wall post at this - scale a different wall post at this time with the lead clipping as you go. this effort from roberts's team—mate hamish macarthur would earn him for. at the teenager from surrey would go even further. what earn him for. at the teenager from surrey would go even further. what a climb! and he — surrey would go even further. what a climb! and he knows _ surrey would go even further. what a climb! and he knows he's _ surrey would go even further. what a climb! and he knows he's got - climb! and he knows he's got a medal! ~ . _, ., climb! and he knows he's got a medal! ~ ., _, ., ., ., medal! what colour that medal would be would depend _ medal! what colour that medal would be would depend on _ medal! what colour that medal would be would depend on another - medal! what colour that medal would | be would depend on another teenager from japan. he was favoured for the title on the bus lived at the crucial moment, and that meant gold for roberts. —— but slipped. unbelievable scenes here as toby roberts has the climb of his life! roberts has the climb of his life! roberts and his dad came up with a

four year plan which included building a diy wall in the garden. now, it comes to fruition. i building a diy wall in the garden. now, it comes to fruition.- now, it comes to fruition. i have been training — now, it comes to fruition. i have been training for— now, it comes to fruition. i have been training for this _ now, it comes to fruition. i have been training for this moment i now, it comes to fruition. i have l been training for this moment my whole life, and now ijust... to say it has not sunk and is an understatement. i don't really know what to think right now, i imagine later they're what to think right now, i imagine later they�* re just what to think right now, i imagine later they'rejust going what to think right now, i imagine later they're just going to be a flood of emotions and i'm just going to realise... it is a goal i've been training courts for ten years, basically. training courts for ten years, basically-— training courts for ten years, basicall. , ., , training courts for ten years, basicall. ,., basically. toby roberts, at 'ust 19, is at the summit * basically. toby roberts, at 'ust19, is at the summit oft basically. toby roberts, at 'ust19, is at the summit of his _ basically. toby roberts, atjust19, is at the summit of his sport. - craig templeton, bbc news. 19—year—old toby roberts, winning great britain's1lith gold medal. we heard from him briefly there. climbing's new olympic champion spoke to bbc sport's tim warwood again after he'd collected his gold medal. i'm not even thinking about what's next, you, i'mjust i'm not even thinking about what's next, you, i'm just enjoying the moment. i'm sure it is going to be a bit of chillout time, relaxing, but there's more work is later in the season and ijust love climbing and i'm so happy i have got on this

massive stage. did i'm so happy i have got on this massive stage.— i'm so happy i have got on this massive stage. did you ever think ou would massive stage. did you ever think you would be _ massive stage. did you ever think you would be going _ massive stage. did you ever think you would be going home - massive stage. did you ever think you would be going home with . massive stage. did you ever think you would be going home with a i massive stage. did you ever think. you would be going home with a gold medal around your neck? i you would be going home with a gold medal around your neck?— medal around your neck? i definitely dreamed about _ medal around your neck? i definitely dreamed about it, _ medal around your neck? i definitely dreamed about it, i _ medal around your neck? i definitely dreamed about it, i go _ medal around your neck? i definitely dreamed about it, i go to _ medal around your neck? i definitely dreamed about it, i go to thinking i dreamed about it, i go to thinking about it, but you get that you have to go into the competition with a level head. you've got no right to go into a competition thinking you would take a olympic medal, so i was happy i could keep a clear head and getting the performance i could do. what does that medal mean to british climbing? you ran hamish in the final, that is huge, isn't it? it is areat. final, that is huge, isn't it? it is great- me _ final, that is huge, isn't it? it is great- me and _ final, that is huge, isn't it? it 3 great. me and hamish in the final, and in the women's we have aaron in the final. it is such a strong chauffeured team gb and for us to take over the gold medal, just so happy -- take over the gold medal, just so happy —— strong take over the gold medal, just so happy -- strong chauffeured take over the gold medal, just so happy —— strong chauffeured team gb. expect climbing centres up and down the country to get very, very busy over the weekend. let's head to the stade de france, where the evening session in the athletics is well under way. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is there. i know it has been very, very noisy, and was here in the office as well.

lots of news and awes for the women's 4x100 m. what happened? who won it? , ., , ., won it? they have 'ust got the silver, won it? they have 'ust got the silver. and h won it? they have just got the silver, and remember, - won it? they have just got the silver, and remember, they. won it? they have just got the i silver, and remember, they were the reigning european champions. they won bronze last two olympics. it also looks, and i have to watch it back, there was a little change of issue —— may change over issue. but the americans were rapid and won with a seasoned cosmic best. the reigning champions, jamaica, were nowhere, they came fifth, so the rain has just started to pour. nowhere, they came fifth, so the rain hasjust started to pour. i nowhere, they came fifth, so the rain has just started to pour. i was watching the british women behind me all hugging each other, high—fiving each other, the americans are now draped in theirflags, as are our girls as well, so they are how they are very, very happy. in rome,

european championships, they became champions, they said there they were expecting something good here. but they knew the challenge. in the rain here, they have just become olympic silver medallist. brute here, they have 'ust become olympic silver medallist.— silver medallist. we will wait for confirmation _ silver medallist. we will wait for confirmation that _ silver medallist. we will wait for confirmation that they're - silver medallist. we will wait for confirmation that they're not i silver medallist. we will wait for| confirmation that they're not any protests, and that is an result. not long to wait before the men's 4x100. i presume you give the gold to the usa straightaway, but what of great britain's at medal chances? that usa straightaway, but what of great britain's at medal chances?- britain's at medal chances? that is if the us get _ britain's at medal chances? that is if the us get the _ britain's at medal chances? that is if the us get the baton _ britain's at medal chances? that is if the us get the baton around. i britain's at medal chances? that is i if the us get the baton around. they have doyle —— they do not have noah liles, because he has covid and he has had his games are over. another olympics to forgive for zharnel hughes for great britain, but he has confirmed he is going to run the anchor leg. that is in a few minutes. remember, they won silver in tokyo, but it was taken away from them when one of

them tested positive for a substance he took unknowingly. he says he has unfinished business, and he thinks they have the best team they have had in a long time. we they have the best team they have had in a long time.— had in a long time. we will bring ou that had in a long time. we will bring you that race _ had in a long time. we will bring you that race later _ had in a long time. we will bring you that race later in _ had in a long time. we will bring you that race later in sportsday. had in a long time. we will bring i you that race later in sportsday and hopefully come back to you, natalie. just before we let you go, another big event coming up one more race to go in the heptathlon of the hundred metres. it has been nip and tuck between nafi thiam and katarina johnson—thompson. an awful lot to do to get gold, kj t? johnson-thompson. an awful lot to do to get gold. k! t?— to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the — to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race _ to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race of— to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race of her— to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race of her life. - to take the race of her life. she was leaving after five events. the javelin of one of her weaker ones, ultimately nafi thiam's throw was around nine metres, just over nine metres further than kjt. she will

have to run about eight and a half, nine seconds faster than nafi thiam. her personal best to six -- is —— is six seconds faster, so she will have to do a lot to do that, but she has never won an olympic medal and this is herfor a time of asking, so if she does, with the silver, that would be a likely is still an amazing outcome for her. the best highjump she has managed in five years. he seasoned cosmic best in the long jump. —— a season's best. this has been a good games for her, but nafi thiam is just simply astonishing, bidding to become the person in history to win three olympic titles in this event and this will be back to back to back, so quite a story for nafi thiam, and also a brilliant night if kjt wins that sylver.

also a brilliant night if kjt wins that sylver-_ also a brilliant night if kjt wins that s lver. ., ., ., , that sylver. natalie pirks, we hope to be back with _ that sylver. natalie pirks, we hope to be back with you _ that sylver. natalie pirks, we hope to be back with you later— that sylver. natalie pirks, we hope to be back with you later in - that sylver. natalie pirks, we hope to be back with you later in the i to be back with you later in the programme. it's been another busy one at the velodrome. great britain were defending their title in the women's madison, but it was a brand—new pair of neah evans and elinor barker taking on the most frantic race on the track — 120 laps across 30 kilometres — working together to accrue points. and they won silver behind italy. they managed to overhaul netherlands by winning the final sprint. that did it for the gb pairing. we came in as world champions, which meant we put that pressure on ourselves, we had a bit of a target on her back potentially. we said we were not change the way we raised, but it was hard not to feel like we needed to take responsibility for things at times, but also i think an olympic medal? there are plenty of world champions this week that have not meddled. every single medal is a huge achievement, and this means every rider across our sport has got

a medal, i'm pretty sure, yes. which is awesome. pretty happy group of people. the british team have brought home six golds from each of the last two olympics, seven from beijing and london before that, but they have picked up just two so far in paris — one on the track in the women's team sprint and that incredible comeback from tom pidcock in the mountain biking. speaking to me before tonight's races, british cycling's ceo jon dutton told me that they are going through a transitional period but he's more than happy with the medal return. some terrific performances, across all of the disciplines, some amazing human stories to go with it, overcoming adversity. we are absolutely delighted at british cycling. absolutely delighted at british clinu. �* , absolutely delighted at british clin _ �* , . , . , absolutely delighted at british clinu. , , ,, cycling. british cycling is the best funded of all _ cycling. british cycling is the best funded of all the _ cycling. british cycling is the best funded of all the olympic - cycling. british cycling is the best funded of all the olympic sports. | cycling. british cycling is the best i funded of all the olympic sports. do you always feel that slight pressure going into a games, knowing how much funding is behind you, and usually you do deliver on those resources as

well? , ., ._ , well? there is always high expectations, _ well? there is always high expectations, not - well? there is always high expectations, notjust i well? there is always high expectations, not just linkj well? there is always high i expectations, not just link to well? there is always high i expectations, notjust link to the funding but also the world—class performances. for us, this is more than the paralympic and olympic games. we have seen some amazing engagement numbers across our social websites and i'm sure we will see that filter through to participation, so it's both the moments we are witnessing, the members we are creating and inspiring the nation, and we are confident we are doing that. let's have a quick look at some of the other paris headlines. china are still on course to win all five table tennis titles. today, they've won the men's team event, beating sweden in the final. the final gold they need to win — the women's team final — is tomorrow. china are also one gold away from completing a clean sweep in the diving. chen yiwen won the women's three metre springboard — great britain's yasmin harper finished fifth, grace reid tenth. that's seven out of seven for china with the final diving event, the men's ten metre, tomorrow.

the first medals of the day came in the seine. hungary's kristof rasovszky upgraded his silver from the last plympics to a gold in the ten kilometre marathon swim. germany's oliver klemet was two seconds behind, with another hungarian — david betlehem — third. lets move away from the paris olympics for now. as expected, lee carsley has been given the interim head coachjob with england following gareth southgate's resignation last month. he led the u21s to the european championship title last year. he'll be in charge for next month's nations league fixtures against the republic of ireland and finland, but the fa say that he could still be in the role for the october international break as well. here's our senior football news reporter alex howell. we knew this was coming, and it was likely lee carsley was going to be appointed as the england interim head coach, and as you said, in the statement, it does say that it's

with a view to those nations league games that are continuing into the autumn. so that would be the games in september, october and even possibly november. as we have seen with previous caretaker managers, and gareth southgate himself, if interim managers do well, they are allowed to continue, and as we spoke about earlier in the week and as we reported on, the reason for lee carsley coming in as interim head coach as he does so many of those players. —— he knows. specifically in the ones who won the euros last summer who have now made the step up to the senior squad, and he has been around the senior set up and been part of that technical team, so providing analysis to gareth southgate. it is a very seamless and smooth step up for carsley. it will be interesting _ smooth step up for carsley. it will be interesting if _ smooth step up for carsley. it will be interesting if they _ smooth step up for carsley. it will be interesting if they fly _ smooth step up for carsley. it will be interesting if they fly through those nations league matches and do very well. what about the long—term

succession plan, then? who do we think they are looking to? the succession plan, then? who do we think they are looking to?- think they are looking to? the fa have always _ think they are looking to? the fa have always said _ think they are looking to? the fa have always said that _ think they are looking to? the fa have always said that they - think they are looking to? the fa have always said that they are i have always said that they are interested in the biggest names in the best person for the job, interested in the biggest names in the best person for thejob, and if you look at the best manager in the world, i think it's safe to say most people would say that is pep guardiola from manchester city. but he is not available. he has been asked about it. he still has another year on his contract at manchester city. another name linked is mauricio pochettino. he's out of since leaving chelsea by mutual consent. he's also been linked with the usa national team job, but of course these processes and hiring a manager, to be the next england senior coach or manager, takes time, it comes under a lot of scrutiny, and the fa don't want to rush it. it's the community shield at wembley tomorrow, champions manchester city facing manchester united, who beat them in the fa cup final back in may. it's the first time in 13 years

that the two have faced each other in this game, but how seriously are the managers taking it? we always want to win. also, in all the frenzies. and it's about a trophy. we will put out a team that is very competitive to win this trophy. but, yeah, it's also appreciation. yeah, we don't go into big risk with players. that's also, i think, normal, big risk with players. that's also, ithink, normal, normalapproach big risk with players. that's also, i think, normal, normal approach to this game. i think we are in a good position with the squad and, yeah, just wait, patience, and in the right moment and we will tell you. it's important. it's a final against united, — it's important. it's a final against united, but apart from that, it's to refine _ united, but apart from that, it's to refine ourselves, our break, more

for the _ refine ourselves, our break, more for the players, and the young players. — for the players, and the young players, how will they behave? the biggest _ players, how will they behave? the biggest stage in a good game. yeah, we will— biggest stage in a good game. yeah, we will go _ biggest stage in a good game. yeah, we will go forward. we tried to give them _ we will go forward. we tried to give them the _ we will go forward. we tried to give them the best rest as possible, as much _ them the best rest as possible, as much as_ them the best rest as possible, as much as possible. we would like to -ive much as possible. we would like to give them — much as possible. we would like to give them more time, but it's what it is _ give them more time, but it's what it is we _ give them more time, but it's what it is we give — give them more time, but it's what it is. we give them a lot. all the players — it is. we give them a lot. all the players came back and england players — players came back and england players and all... they come back next _ players and all... they come back next week — let's have a quick look at some of the other stories. the bournemouth striker dominic solanke is closing in on a move to tottenham. spurs are in advanced talks over a £60 million deal. the 26—year—old has just had his best season with 21 goals for bournemouth. british number one katie boulter is into the third round of the toronto open after her opponent beatriz haddad maia was forced to retire with a back problem after just two games. next up for boulter, the australian open champion aryna sabalenka. london spirit women have boosted their chances of reaching the eliminator stage in the hundred

with an eight wicket victory over manchester originals at lord's. georgia redmayne hit an unbeaten 66. originals remain third from bottom. the football league season start tonight with a handful of matches. keep an eye out for tomorrow's result at harrogate in league 2. bromley are the visitors for what will be their first game in the football league. nicknamed the ravens, they were once so bad that their struggles were highlighted in a book and a film. mike bushell went to the club to find out more. chanting: we are going up, i said we are going up! i the celebrations at bromley this summer were simply unthinkable for generations. especially in the late 1960s, when one fan inadvertently fell in love with the club often regarded as the worst in non—league football. that fan, dave roberts, went on to write a book about supporting the ultimate underdog, and in 2018, the bromley boys was turned

into a film released to much acclaim. dave roberts volunteered in the tea shop at the club through thick and thin before eventually moving away. dave passed away in 2021, so never got to see the rise of recent times, culminating in this historic promotion to the football league. while dave roberts himself may not be here these days to serve the teas at this incredible moment in the club's history, bromley football club have made sure he's still very much a part of the story by recreating the dave roberts tea hut, just like the one at which he used to volunteer — a shrine to the fan who took the club onto the big screen. thanks to the film, roy and derek, two of the original bromley boys, part of dave's gang, now enjoys celebrity status wherever they go, and they still get their refreshments from the tea hut as they embrace this moment of history. dream come true. a dream come true, absolutely, yeah. if you wrote this book 20 years ago that we'd be in the efl, you'd have been locked up. bromley can now get 5,000 fans rather than 50,

with their new stands and state—of—the—art facilities. it's largely down to the investment of owner robin stanton gleaves, and while now looking to the future, he won't be forgetting the past and dave roberts. i think...it would have been a lovely way for him to have seen... he is a dear name and a dear person to many people around here. and i guess what we're doing now is another romantic story. i'm so sad that he's not here to see the glory, all the success that he manufactured, he started. but i'm sure he's still looking down on us. i yeah. i'm sure he's looking down on us. but this is a great legacy... yeah — ..that he's left us. yeah _ it's making a lot of people happy. so, season starts tonight in the efl, four matches in all. sheffield united are away at preston north end in the championship, while derby's first match after being promoted is at blackburn. barnsley host mansfield

in league one, and in league 2, it's chesterfield—swindon. let's return to the paris games. the men's football final is apporaching full—time at the parc de princes, france playing spain. the hosts took the lead, but spain responded in some style. two goals from fermin lopez put them 2—1 up. and they extended their lead further when alex baene scored this brilliant free kick. in the last few moments, france have pulled a goal back to set up a grand stand finish — 3—2 the score with injury time approaching. brazilface the usa in the women's final tomorrow. breaking is making its olympic debut, and we've had the first "battles" with the b—girl medals awarded later tonight. i have been waiting all olympics for this. have a look at this. the american rapper

snoop dogg opened proceedings with that big stick at the place de la concorde, which is where marie antoinette was guillottined. we've had qualification for the quarterfinals, 16 breakers per gender whittled down to eight. no british involvement — japan are apparently quite good. b—girl ayumi, who is a1, and b—girl ami are the two to watch out for later. the b—boys go tomorrow. back to the velodrome. there has been drama in the last couple of minutes, but also relief for great britain. jack carlin was racing jeffrey hoogland of the netherlands in their deciding race of their bronze medal race. mid race, carlin got his race line wrong and crashed into his opponent. carlin was already on a warning from his race yesterday — so could have been disqualified, but he was given a reprieve — and he went on to win it. a bronze for team gb. a silver

earlier in the women's madison. let's return to the stade de france, where we have had the final of the men's 4x100 relay. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is there. what did i tell you? just give the gold to the usa! i know my stuff! i think you will remember me saying, if they get the baton around, and that's exactly what happened. it was a dodgy extreme. crucially, britain have a bronze. canada or the champions, the canadian women went down to the... the british women got a silver, i've also been out there, they are all draped in the flag, they are all draped in the flag, they were dancing with each other, a salute up in the stands tojosh kerr come watching, the silver medallist in the 1500 metres. it is all going off here, don't know if you can hear

me, but america stand out on paper, could not get the baton around! what could not get the baton around! what else, briefly. — could not get the baton around! what else, briefly, what _ could not get the baton around! what else, briefly, what else can we look forward to this evening? there is that heptathlon where katarina johnson—thompson has to probably have a personal best, what else are you looking forward to this evening? yeah, she is going to need to run the race of her life in the final event, the hundred metres. —— 800 metres. she is behind the reigning olympic champion nafi thiam, around eight or eight and half seconds. she is going to run very, very fast, faster than she has ever run, because their personal bests are about six seconds different. even so, if she were to win the silver, it would be an amazing result for her but she has never won an olympic medal before. we are looking forward to the women's 400 metres, a busy night at the stade de france. $5 night at the stade de france. as ever, natalie pirks, at the

athletics, many thanks indeed. she will be catching up with great british men and women, those relay medalists we have had already. let's have a look at what that has done for the middle table. team gb getting that fantastic gold. that was our lead story in sportsday this evening, toby roberts taking the gold and climbing. it's 14 now, level with hosts france, who have more overall. the usa and china are way ahead at the top, with australia third. that is it from sportsday. the french have just scored an equaliser against spain in the men's football final. you can continue following that across the bbc. it's going to be a busy weekend, but from us all here, whatever sport you're watching, had a great weekend. goodbye.

hello. we've a dose of mediterranean heat on the way, which should reach our shores by sunday. but it is going to be a gradual warming through the weekend. and on top of that, the humidity will rise, especially in the south. now, today, it's been a fresh day in the north of the country, brisk winds off the atlantic bringing scattered clouds and also some showers. here's the radarfrom earlier on — a few showers there in northern ireland, heavier ones in scotland, just a few across the lake district — whereas further south, it has been a generally dry and bright day and the evening, absolutely fine out there. temperatures at 8:00 still hovering around 20 to 23 celsius across the bulk of england. not far off of that in wales, a bit fresher in the north. and in the north, the showers will continue through the night. in the south, by around midnight, it'll turn cloudy across many south—western areas of the uk, this sort of thick area of light rain and drizzle spreading to coastal parts of wales, the south—west of england too. shouldn't be raining in the east and actually

the south could be clear. these are the morning temperatures — 12 in glasgow, about 14 in london. so on saturday, well, broadly speaking, the southern half of the uk at times could be quite cloudy with some damp weather from time to time here in these western areas. i think sunny along the south coast of england, but the best of the sunshine in belfast, around the lake district, newcastle. scotland, sunny spells and showers. now, by sunday, we have hot air spreading in from france. high pressure's in charge of the weather, the winds are light, strong sunshine. temperatures are likely to hit high 20s widely across england and into wales, and probably hitting 30 degrees in one or two spots. and then by monday, that hot air which will have spread from spain through france, towards the uk, will be peaking. so we could see temperatures as high as 33 celsius, but far from it across some western and northern areas. in fact, a weather front will be sweeping through. there could be some storms in northern ireland, in the north—west of england, across scotland.

so, much cooler here, whereas across the bulk of central, eastern and southern england, we've got that heat. but it is going to be a brief heat wave, if you can call it that, a couple of days of fairly intense heat, and then after that, from tuesday onwards, it's back to where we were. so, weatherfronts sweeping off the atlantic and much fresher conditions. bye— bye.

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of on a russian airbase just north of kursk.