sifan hassan of the netherlands won gold in the women's marathon.,000 and 10,000 metres, she was first here — the 31—year—old accelerated in the final 200 metres to cross the line in an olympic record two hours 22 minutes 55 seconds, just ahead of ethiopia's tigst assefa. medals galore, too, on the final day in the velodrome — most notably for new zealand's ellesse andrews. her victory in the women's sprint earned her her second gold — and her third medal overall. andrews now holds two 0lympic titles, one world championship and a commonwealth title, too. it's quite overwhelming, for me, because i didn't come into this knowing that i could win a gold medal, let alone two, so i think it is going to take a bit of time for me to just really relax and enjoy it and understand sort of what this all means. there was a bronze for britain's emma finucane in the velodrome — while emily campbell here also won bronze in the 81 kilogram weightlifting event — adding to the silver she won in tokyo three years ago. great britain finishing with 65 medals overall — 1a

sifan hassan of the netherlands won gold in the women's marathon.0 metres, she was first here — the 31—year—old accelerated in the final 200 metres to cross the line in an olympic record two hours 22 minutes 55 seconds, just ahead of ethiopia's tigst assefa. medals galore, too, on the final day in the velodrome — most notably for new zealand's ellesse andrews. her victory in the women's sprint earned her her second gold — and her third medal overall. andrews now holds two olympic titles, one world championship and a commonwealth title, too. it's quite overwhelming, for me, because i didn't come into this knowing that i could win a gold medal, let alone two, so i think it is going to take a bit of time for me to just really relax and enjoy it and understand sort of what this all means. there was a bronze for britain's emma finucane in the velodrome — while emily campbell here also won bronze in the 81 kilogram weightlifting event — adding to the silver she won in tokyo three years ago. great britain finishing with 65 medals overall — 1a of them gold.

the medal ceremony for the women's marathon, which was won by the netherlands sifan hassan.ll also see the extinguishing of the olympic flame, which will be brought from tuileries, where the cauldron has been on display and visited by tens of thousands of fans. then comes the proclamation of the end of the olympic games, delivered by the president of the international olympic committee, thomas bach and the handover of the olympic flag from anne hidalgo to karen bass — the respective mayors of paris and los angeles. and in terms of things we don't really know? well, we think tom cruise will be performing some type of stunt at the ceremony. in los angeles billie eilish and the red hot chilli peppers look set to perform and have their performances beamed into ther stadium..and the uniquitous snoop dog will be involved too. let's show you some pictures now of fans arriving at the stud to france they bought tickets, there are already two go into the stud france. they'll plenty of dancing. the people who organised the opening ceremony will be the ones who organised the closing cer

earlier, the netherlands' sifan hassan won the women's marathon in an olympic record time. western kursk region. it comes as russia carries out overnight missile and drone attacks in six regions of ukraine, killing at least two people in kyiv. the first of three funerals for the young girls killed at a taylor swift dance class in southport last month will take place this afternoon. alice dasilva aguiar will be laid to rest at st patrick's catholic church in the town. the killings sparked disorder across the uk. there has been another gold medal in the women's sprint which has gone to andrews of new zealand, her second medal of the games.

which was won by the netherlands sifan hassan.be brought from tuileries, where the cauldron has been on display and visited by tens of thousands of fans. then comes the proclamation of the end of the olympic games, made by the president of the international olympic committee, thomas bach, and the handover of the olympic flag from anne hidalgo to karen bass — the respective mayors of paris and los angeles. and in terms of things we don't really know... well, we think tom cruise will be performing some type of stunt at the ceremony. in los angeles billie eilish and the red hot chili peppers look set to perform and have their performances beamed into the stadium. and the uniquitous snoop dog will be involved too. the olympics might be finishing today but of course the paralympics games start in just over two weeks time. there's a lot of excitement about them here in the city. i caught up with former paralympic swimmer and head of paralympic integration, ludivine munoz, to talk about what we can expect. it's very amazing to welcome th

busy morning with the women's marathon — the netherlands�* sifan hassan won gold in a sprint finish toe paris olympics. the 31—year—old crossed the line in an olympic record two hours 22 minutes 55 seconds, three seconds ahead of the ethiopian runner. kenya took the bronze. hassan already won bronze in the 10,000m and the 5,000m. the women's modern pentathlon has finished in paris at the beautiful palace of versaille. modern pentathlon is made up of five sports — showjumping, fencing, freestyle swimming, cross country running and laser pistol shooting. this will be the last olympics in which riding is featured. it's always faced criticism for what they call �*equestrian roulette�* as it involves pairing athletes with randomly assigned local horses — sometimes to competition—destroying effect when a horse and rider fail to find the same wavelength. so for the first time, the games in la 2028 will feature an obstacle course as a replacement. in today�*s final it�*s gold for hungary, france claimed the silver medal, much to the delight of the crowd, and south korea has taken the bronze. g

sifan hassan from the netherlands won the first gold of the day in the women's marathon, setting a newesident volodymyr zelensky has acknowledged for the first time that his military is conducting an offensive inside russia's western kursk region. it comes as russia carries out overnight missile and drone attacks in six regions of ukraine, killing at least two people in kyiv. the first of three funerals for the young girls killed at a taylor swift dance class in southport last month will take place this afternoon. alice dasilva aguiar will be laid to rest at st patrick's catholic church in the town. the killing sparked disorder across the uk. now on bbc news, americast. hello, anthony. hey, marianna. how are you doing? i've been awake for probably a little bit too long. i began the day in boston, and i'm now in london. back in london. and i have a pressing question for you. yes. who is fred trump iii and why is he called fred trump iii? well, funny you should ask that. i actuallyjust finished speaking with fred trump iii.

and after two bronzes, sifan hassan finally has her hands on gold, after winning the marathon in an olympicforjoining us, as the paris 2024 olympics come to an end. it all began over a fortnight ago — and after 32 sports, 329 events and 987 medals — the games finished on sunday with a dramatic women's basketball final which changed who finished top of the medal table. more on that to come but first, this is how the closing ceremony played out in the stade de france.

however, shortly after the race had finished, kipyegon was disqualified for pushing, so sifan hassane netherlands took silver and italy's nadia battocletti claimed bronze. 100m championjulien alfred is into the 200m final later on tuesday. great britain's dina asher smith and daryll neita are also through. the usa's gabby thomas set the fastest time in the semis whilst a day after winning the men's 100m, noah lyles booked his place in wednesday's semifinals of the 200m after comfortably winning his heat. we've had the first day of the track cycling. just one gold on offer and that was always going to be great britain's in the women's team sprint, emma finucane, katy marchant and sophie capewell broke the world record in each of their three races, and they beat new zealand in the gold medal race by half a second. the kiwis had also broken the world record in the first round, it's the first time great britain have competed in the event since 2012 — and the first time they have won gold. simone biles failed to sign off from the games with another gold in the gymnastics. the american too

and after two bronzes, sifan hassan finally has her hands on gold — after winning the marathon in anlcome along, thank you forjoining us as the paris 2024 olympics come to an end. it all began over a fortnight ago — and after 32 sports, 329 events and 987 medals — the games finished on sunday with a dramatic women's basketball final which changed who finished top of the medal table. more on that to come but first this — is how the closing ceremony played out in the stade de france. a chance for all the competing nations to come together and celebrate the games. it was star studded with tom cruise among those

however, shortly after the race had finished — kipyegon was disqualifed for pushing — so sifan hassanilver and italy's nadia battocletti claimed bronze. 100m championjulien alfred is into the 200m final later on tuesday. great britain's dina asher smith and daryll neita are also through. the usa's gabby thomas set the fastest time in the semis whilst a day after winning the men's 100m, noah lyles booked his place in wednesday's semifinals of the 200m after comfortably winning his heat. we've had the first day of the track cycling competition — just one gold on offer and that was always going to be great britain's in the women's team sprint, emma finucane, katy marchant and sophie capewell broke the world record in each of their three races, and they beat new zealand in the gold medal race by half a second. the kiwis had also broken the world record in the first round, it's the first time great britain have competed in the event since 2012 — and the first time they have won gold. simone biles failed to sign off from the games with another gold in the gymnastics. the american took silve

the start of the final day was pretty dramatic too — as sifan hassan of the netherlands won gold in thenze in the 5,000 and 10,000 metres, she was first here — the 31—year—old accelerated in the final 200 metres to cross the line in an olympic record two hours 22 minutes 55 seconds, just ahead of ethiopia's tigst assefa. medals galore too on the final day in the velodrome — most notably for new zealand's ellesse andrews. her victory in the women's sprint earned her second gold — and her third medal overall. andrews now holds two olympic titles, one world championship and a commonwealth title too. it's quite overwhelming for me because i didn't come into this knowing that i could win a gold medal, let alone two gold medals, and so i think it's going to take a bit of time for me to just really relax and enjoy it and understand sort of what this all means. there was a bronze for britain's emma finucane in the velodrome — while emily campbell here also won bronze in the 81 kilogram weightlifting event — adding to the silver she won in tokyo three years ago. great britain finishing with 65 m

and after two bronzes, sifan hassan finally has her hands on gold, after winning the marathon in an olympicg us, as the paris 202a 0lympics come to an end. it all began over a fortnight ago — and after 32 sports, 329 events and 987 medals — the games finished on sunday with a dramatic women's basketball final which changed who finished top of the medal table. more on that to come but first, this is how the closing ceremony played out in the stade de france. a chance for all the competing nations to come together and celebrate the games.

it's the final day of the paris olympics and sifan hassan from the netherlands has won the first gold ceremony tonight. hello if you have just hello if you havejustjoined us. a uk government minister has said the impact of the riots which hit parts of the uk over the past two weeks will be felt for years to come. thousands of anti—racism protesters rallied in towns and cities across the uk on saturday with people taking to the streets in cities including belfast, birmingham, cardiff and glasgow. it follows the disorder in areas of england and northern ireland, fuelled by online disinformation following the southport attack in which three young girls were killed. more than 775 people have been arrested. the far—right used social media to organise some of the protest. with me is lizze dearden she is a security and home affairsjournalist. i know you looked on social media and how these far right groups organise themselves. just take us through how they use social media. so what we saw... that took in all different parts of the far right both in the uk and internationally. there was a mob

the medal ceremony for the women's marathon which was won by the netherlands sifan hassan.ic flame, which will be brought from tuileries, where the cauldron has been on display and visited by tens of thousands of fans. then comes the proclamation of the end of the olympic games, made by the president of the international olympic committee, thomas bach and the handover of the olympic flag from anne hidalgo to karen bass, the respective mayors of paris and los angeles. and in terms of things we don't really know? well, we think tom cruise will be performing some type of stunt at the ceremony. in los angeles, billie eilish and the red hot chili peppers look set to perform and have their performances beamed into the stadium and the uniquitous snoop dog will be involved too. there have been some brilliant, iconic photos taken throughout the competition — and earlier i caught up with some of the people behind the shots. ap photographers abbie parr and david goldman. they have been pretty amazing. i think this will go down as one of my most memorable assignments and of all the oly

the first of those 13 golds on sunday were won by sifan hassan of the netherlands.6 miles through the city of paris — the race came down to the final 100 metres — hassan out—sprinting ethiopia's tigist assefa to take gold in an olympic record time ofjust under two hours and 23 minutes. it's hassan�*s third medal of the games, after she took bronze in the 5,000 and 10,000 metre events. great britain picked up two more medals on the final day — taking their final total to 65. emma finucane won a bronze in cycling's individual sprint, taking her personal tally to three. whilst emily campbell won bronze in the 81 kilogram weightlifting event, adding to the silver she won in tokyo three years ago. campbell finished behind korea's hyejeong park — who won silver — and china's wenwen li who took gold. it's not been a good day though for american gymnastjordan chiles, who has had her bronze medal taken away following a ruling by the court of arbitration for sport. chiles was upgraded to third in monday's floor final after an appeal, but an inquiry found that her appeal was l

hassan in the women's marathon.will bring you the latest on those medals and what to expect from the closing ceremony, which is on later this evening. in other news: russia carries out overnight attacks inside ukraine, killing two people in kyiv as ukraine's president zelensky confirms his military is on the offensive inside russia. the funeral takes place today of nine year—old alice dasilva aguiar — one of the three young girls killed in the southport knife attack that sparked violent protests in the uk. us vice—president, kamala harris, adds her voice to international condemnation of the loss of civilian life in saturday's deadly israeli air strike on a school compound in gaza. and coming up — a sixth banksy in six days with a seventh rumoured to be on its way. what might the elusive street artist reveal next? hello, welcome to the programme. we start with the olympics. after more than two weeks of celebrations, heartbreak and, at times, controversy, the paris games are coming

the final day of the paris olympics is under way — and it was gold for the netherlands�* sifan hassanny. as the city of lights prepares to hand over to the city of angels, the stade de france will host the closing ceremony which is set to feature performances from billie eilish and snoop dogg. we'll have all the latest across the day. i'm nicky schiller in london, the other main news this hour... russia carries out overnight attacks inside ukraine, killing two people in kyiv — as ukraine's president zelensky confirms his military is on the offensive inside russia. the funeral takes place today of nine year—old alice da silva aguiar one of the three young girls killed in the southport knife attack that sparked violent protests in the uk. us vice—president, kamala harris, adds her voice to international condemnation of the loss of civilian life in saturday's deadly israeli air strike on a school compound in gaza. a very warm welcome to paris. it's the final day of the olympics — can you believe it.

the netherlands�* sifan hassan won gold in a sprint finish to claim her third medal of the paris olympicst a new olympic record, in two hours 22 minutes 55 seconds. ethiopia took silver and kenya finished in bronze. in the final of the modern pentathlon at the palace of versaille, hungary won the gold, france claimed the silver medal, much to the delight of the crowd, and south korea took the bronze. after much controversy, it's the last time equestrian showjumping will feature — in la 2028, it will be replaced with an obstacle course. team gb's emily campbell has won a bronze medal in the women's 81kg weightlifting category. 30—year—old campbell lifted a combined 288kg over the snatch and clean—and—jerk disciplines, to finish behind the defending champion from china and south korea's silver medallist. and finally, the last event of these games ended in thrilling fashion. the united states winning byjust one point over france in the women's basketball gold medal match. it's us women's eighth straight olympic gold medal. now we're not in los angeles just yet, but paris 2024 has delivered a

sifan hassan from the netherlands has won the first gold of the day in the women's marathon.france. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky has acknowledged, for the first time, that his military is conducting an offensive inside russia's western kursk region. it comes as russia carries out overnight missile and drone attacks in six regions of ukraine — killing at least two people in kyiv. the first of three funerals, for the young girls killed at a taylor swift dance class in southport last month, will take place later today. alice dasilva aguiar will be laid to rest at st patrick's catholic church in town. the killing sparked disorder across the uk. hello, welcome to the programme. we will focus in the next ten minutes or so on the olympics. the paris games will come to a close later but before that, there are more chances for great britain to increase its already impressive medal haul. yesterday the tally grew to 63 after a successful day on the track, the taekwondo mat, and the pool. our sports correspondent joe lynskey has the round—up.

few will be able to top the achievement of the netherlands�* sifan hassan — who won the women's marathonrst woman to win medals in all three events, and did it by outkicking tigist assefa in the final 150 metres to win in an olympic record time of 2 hours, 22 minutes and 55 seconds. and coming less than 2 days after that 10,000 final. there was a world record at the chateau de versailles where hungary's michelle gulyas won the modern pentathlon. she was second going into the final laser run but overhauled france's elodie clouval to score a record 1461 points. earlier in the day, defending champion kate french of great britain withdrew through illness. confirmation too that usa's jordan chiles has been stripped of her gymnastics bronze, following a ruling by the court of arbitration for sport. she was upgraded to third in monday's floor final after an appeal — but an inquiry found that appeal was lodged four seconds too late — so romania's ana barbosu will now collect the bronze instead. track cyclist emma finucane and weighlifter emily campbell have won team gb's final medals at the game

of the 13 golds of offer on sunday the first may be the most remarkable with sifan hassan winning theand metres on the track. well, after more than 42 thousand metres on the road, it came down to the last 100 with the dutch runner out sprinting ethiopia's tigist assefa to win gold with an olympic record 2 hours, 22 minutes and 55 seconds. it adds to her three medals from tokyo too. michelle gulyas of hungary stormed home for a gold medal in the women's modern pentathlon, and set a new world record in the process. starting the laser run 13 seconds behind home favourite elodie clouvel, gulyas quickly took the lead after rapidly getting through the first shooting stop, holding onto it to cross the line with a new women's record points haul of 1461. earlier, defending champion kate french from great britain withdrew through illness. two gold medals in freestyle wrestling have pushed japan up into third position in the medal table. kotaro kiyooka overcame iran's rahman amouzadkhalili by ten points to three in the men's 65 kilogram category, before yuka kagami triumphed over american kenned

and few have put in hard yards quite like sifan hassan for the netherlands.brilliant finish just after taking bronze a few days ago in the 500 metres. but some of the largest cheers were reserved for the runners who finished last, a runnerfrom bhutan coming in after five hours. britain's hopes rested on the shoulder of emily campbell for a gold medalfinish. emily campbell made history in tokyo and won silver in tokyo and she will want an upgrade here but this field is incredibly tough. but campbell was ready to give it her all and a personal best in the snatch list out third at the halfway stage and with the olympic rings weaved through her hair and through her hair, she certainly looked the part but china's competitor was in a class of her own. and after another personal best in the clean and jerk, campbell battled with her silver medal attempt. the bronze, still something to celebrate. her opponents were unstoppable but this bronze for campbell means britain has now beaten their medal tally for the tokyo olympics by one and it was some way to close the show

if you have put in hard yards quite like sifan hassan for the netherlands.brilliant finish just after taking bronze a few days ago in the 500 metres. at some of the largest cheers were reserved for the runners who finished last, with eight were not from the time coming punishing afterfive hours. —— with not from the time coming punishing after five hours. —— with a not from the time coming punishing afterfive hours. —— with a runner from bhutan running after —— finishing afterfive from bhutan running after —— finishing after five hours. from bhutan running after —— finishing afterfive hours. emily campbell made history in tokyo and won silver in tokyo and she will want an won silver in tokyo and she will wantan upgrade won silver in tokyo and she will want an upgrade but this field here is incredibly tough. but campbell was ready to give it our all and a personal best in the snatch list out third at the halfway stage and with the olympic rings weaved through her hair and she certainly looked the part but china because my competitor was in a class of her own.

hassan, as you mentioned, taking gold this morning and olympic record in the marathon, what an end to her again, she's taken bronze in the 5,000 and the 10,000 meters. here in paris. and now gold, i have no idea how many miles that is in total that she's running the course of her olympic campaign, but really quite something. and it's a mark that this games they've purposely made the women's events climax on the sunday to give them more visibility. so something new in that fight for equality. >> yeah, it's great to see amanda davies in paris. thanks so much. >> all right, we'll be right back. stay with after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple. >> every home should have salon paas powerful, yet non-addictive targeted, and long-lasting. i recommend salon paas. it's good medicine lactate is 100% real melt just without the lactose delicious to just ask my old friend kevin madden, like enjoying a cold one while watching the game who's willing we are my friend we are at morgan stanley old school hard work. >> i mean, it's bold, new thi

. >> so scuffle the hopes of defending champion sifan hassan is kenya's first gold in the women's 10,000a games belgians nappi tm though, made it an inquiry credible three in a row, the first person to win three straight heptathlon goals in one of the toughest events, seven disciplines over two days. it was a real battle that went right down to the phone final events against team gb's katerina johnson-thompson, the 800 meters, but both ran a personal best, ultimately, tm victorious again over last year's world both champion. and speaking of battles, awards, amens verbal final, it was and despite all the home support in a packed part due process and the legend that is yerry on regarding the french the all too familiar story of recent times in football's spain emerging as the winner, they didn't have to fight for it. they came back from 3-1 down to force extra time, ultimately, they want it 5-3 to win olympic go to the first time since 1992. this under-23 success, adding to european championship victory from berlin last month, men's under 19 european success as well women's world cup victo

hassan is kenya's first gold in the women's 10,002 ads games. >> belgium's nafha at i'm though made it an incredible three in a row. the first person to win three straight heptathlon goals in one of the toughest events, seven when disciplines over the two days, a real battle coming all the way down to the final event against team gb's katerina johnson-thompson, the 800 meters, both round personal bests, but ultimately victoria's so again, over last year's world champion and speaking of battles, what a men's football final, it was. and despite all the home support and a packed park due deplores and the legend that is the area on regarding the french side, the all too familiar story of recent signs in football. spain emerging as the when they had to fight for it, they came back from 3-1 down to force extra time. ultimately, they want it 5-3 to take olympic gold for the first time since 1992. this under 23 success adding of course, that european championship victory from berlin last month. men's under-19 european success and women's world cup victory last year as well many of us got an

hassan clinched the gold and set a new olympic record.a took home the silver in kenya the bronze medal. the women's basketball gold medal game might do deja, who are repeat of the men's final team, usa will face host nation france and the u.s. and italy will vie for gold in the women's basketball. let's go live now to paris and cnn world sport anchor amanda davis with some breaking news and bad news for american gymnast jordan chiles and more. can you tell us? >> yeah, i'm afraid. i'm not able to start sunday off for on a more positive note, having had a week as a paris 2024 medal winner, a really tough offend to the games for jordan chiles as the international olympic committee have confirmed, the us gymnasts will be stripped of her bronze medal from the floor competition is going to be reallocated to romanian gymnast ana barbosu were talking about that event that gave us that iconic podium photo with simone biles chiles and rebeca andrade of brazil. the first all-black olympic gymnastics podium the court of arbitration for sport ruled o