she for english amateur what he would -- lottie woad-— lottie woad.he is - lottie woad. she is the world's leading amateur. she is from l lottie woad. she is the world's - leading amateur. she is from surrey and studying at florida state university, and has been doing incredibly well here at st andrews. the 20—year—old is on 2—under for the tournament after three days, underscored today was partly thanks to an impressive eagle on the 18th. she chipped in from about 40 yards out, and that, understandably, brought huge cheers from the grandstands at the old course. a young english talent to watch out for in the future, certainly. play has almost finished here today. tomorrow's final day certainly promises to be an exciting one well because we have several players now in contention for this women's open. thank you, jane. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. in cycling, primoz roglic powered to victory at stage 8 of the vuelta a espana, his second stage win so far. the three—time champion beat spain's enric mas

pelosi: lottie, lottie! we have been girlfriends for a long time.respected and admired her for so long. i feel very reverential when i'm in her presence, because she knows. she knows if we are doing our job, if we are fighting the fight at all the rest. she knows how we are going to win this election. thank you. [applause] >> we can't thank speaker pelosi enough for all of what she does and we know history will say not only was she the first woman speaker, but she was the most effective speaker. [applause] she was the speaker that got the most done and her caucus respected her every moment, because we would see the results. when nancy said it was going to be about, she knew she had the votes. [applause] now, we are going to bring on joanne sullivan. oh. i'm sorry. i am sorry. we are bringing on the honorable marcia fudge. [applause] who is now co-chair of the harris-walz campaign. marcia: i'm going to be very brief. lottie and i have been friends for more years that i can remember and i think she is still the best chair of this caucus ever. the bibl

pelosi: lottie, lottie! we have been girlfriends for a long time.spected and admired her for so long. i feel very reverential when i'm in her presence, because she knows. she knows if we are doing our job, if we are fighting the fight at all the rest. she knows how we are going to win this election. thank you. [applause] >> we can't thank speaker pelosi enough for all of what she does and we know history will say not only was she the first woman speaker, but she was the most effective speaker. [applause] she was the speaker that got the most done and her caucus respected her every moment, because we would see the results. when nancy said it was going to be about, she knew she had the votes. [applause] now, we are going to bring on joanne sullivan. oh. i'm sorry. i am sorry. we are bringing on the honorable marcia fudge. [applause] who is now co-chair of the harris-walz campaign. marcia: i'm going to be very brief. lottie and i have been friends for more years that i can remember and i think she is still the best chair of this caucus ever. the bible

pelosi: lottie, lottie! we have been girlfriends for a long time.e respected and admired her for so long. i feel very reverential when i'm in her presence, because she knows. she knows if we are doing our job, if we are fighting the fight at all the rest. she knows how we are going to win this election. thank you. [applause] >> we can't thank speaker pelosi enough for all of what she does and we know history will say not only was she the first woman speaker, but she was the most effective speaker. [applause] she was the speaker that got the most done and her caucus respected her every moment, because we would see the results. when nancy said it was going to be about, she knew she had the votes. [applause] now, we are going to bring on joanne sullivan. oh. i'm sorry. i am sorry. we are bringing on the honorable marcia fudge. [applause] who is now co-chair of the harris-walz campaign. marcia: i'm going to be very brief. lottie and i have been friends for more years that i can remember and i think she is still the best chair of this caucus ever. the bi

. >> lottie. >> lottie. >> yeah.t. boxing size is factored in because boxing is categorised by weight. a male who is boxing a female who is the same weight as him, is like a heavyweight man punching a lightweight man. as i said yesterday, i have male friends who are the same weight as me. they would beat me to a pulp as me. they would beat me to a pulp if they not. if they could, sorry, they would be able to beat me to a pulp. it doesn't matter. testosterone matters. >> we don't disagree. i agree with you, but this is not the case. this is not a person. this is a person who has a womb. lottie. she has a womb. yeah. >> hang up. lottie last point. >> hang up. lottie last point. >> lottie, this is someone who is male, who has extraordinarily higher levels of testosterone going around. >> there was an undefeated lottie. she wasn't undefeated. it's the first time that she's doing so well. >> i think we're running out of time. we can't. of course. there's no we cannot. there's nothing to support the idea that there was rus

we must mention england's lottie woad, who won the amateur event, finishing her tournament on one underthat player. but this was lydia ko�*s day. she showed that she is well in form, winning the final women's major of the year at the home of golf. lando norris has won his second formula i race of the season, taking the chequered flag at the dutch grand prix at zandvoort. the mclaren driver started on pole, but lost the lead to max verstappen at the very start. norris had the pace, though, and was back in front by the end of lap 18, and finished over 22 seconds clear of the world champion. ferrari's charles leclerc was third. norris is now 70 points behind verstappen in the drivers standings with nine races to go and 258 points at stake. two world records were broken at sunday's diamond league meeting in poland — jakob ingebritsen smashed the 3,000m world record that had stood for 28 years, and the olympic pole vault champion mondo duplantis has broken his own world record again — by a single centimetre. it now stands at 6 metres 26. that's the 10th time he's broken the record in the las

team gb have also won medals to date with a bronze medalfor lottie fry and her horse glamour dale in dressage and well done to her and meanwhile, that a permit from the netherlands defended her title. team gb have been knocked out of the hockey by india and will later have action from other sports and the beach volleyball is happening right now. at roland garros, novak djokovic has taken the first set against carlos alcaraz and they are playing the second set now, and this could novak djokovic when his first medal or it could see carlos alcaraz get a second big win after his one earlier this year. watching the game, there was hollywood starjohn travolta and sharon stone amongst the audience and you can seejohn travolta there and another tennis greatest of all time, serena williams, sat next to the president of the olympic committee there, thomas bach, you can see them in the crowd. someone else who is very into their tennis is ben rothenberg, journalist and host of the podcast cast new challenges remaining and i know you have one eye on me and one i on the match so what is the latest

we must mention england's lottie woad, who won the amateur event, finishing her tournament on one underr that player. but this was lydia ko�*s day. she showed that she is well in form, winning the final women's major of the year at the home of golf. lando norris has won his second formula one race of the season, taking the chequered flag at the dutch grand prix at zandvoort. the mclaren driver started on pole but lost the lead to max verstappen at the very start. norris had the pace, though, and was back in front by the end of lap 18, and finished over 22 seconds clear of the world champion. ferarri's charles leclerc was third. norris is now 70 points behind verstappen in the drivers standings with nine races to go and 258 points at stake two world records were broken at sunday's diamond league meeting in poland. jakob ingebritsen smashed the 3000 metre world record that had stood for 28 years, and the olympic pole vault champion mondo duplantis, has broken his own world record again, by a single centimetre. it now stands at six metres 26. that's the tenth time he's broken the record in

we must mention england's lottie woad, who won the amateur event, finishing her tournament on one underthat player. but this was lydia ko�*s day. she showed that she is well in form, winning the final women's major of the year at the home of golf. lando norris has won his second formula i race of the season, taking the chequered flag at the dutch grand prix at zandvoort. the mclaren driver started on pole, but lost the lead to max verstappen at the very start. norris had the pace, though, and was back in front by the end of lap 18, and finished over 22 seconds clear of the world champion. ferrari's charles leclerc was third. norris is now 70 points behind verstappen in the drivers standings with nine races to go and 258 points at stake. at sunday's diamond league meeting in poland — jakob ingebritsen smashed the 3,000m world record that had stood for 28 years, and the olympic pole vault champion mondo duplantis has broken his own world record again — by a single centimetre. it now stands at 6 metres 26. that's the 10th time he's broken the record in the last four years. ukraine's paraly

lottie, we're going to start with you because it's a very difficult issue.e know , this right, as far as we know, the l, the boxer with male chromosomes, was born with female genitalia. >> yeah. i mean , it's actually >> yeah. i mean, it's actually quite simple, you know , sex in quite simple, you know, sex in humans is binary and immutable because we are mammals and there is a minority of people who have disorders of sexual development , disorders of sexual development, and that can affect a person's reproductive organs . but these reproductive organs. but these people are male or female, and yesterday what we witnessed was basically just glorified male violence against women and girls. the difference is, i mean , girls. the difference is, i mean, that happens every day all over the world. and the difference is that in every other circumstance, we consider beating up women to be wrong. but it was deemed acceptable by those at the ioc because they're claiming that it's sport. it's not. it's violence, and it's wrong . wrong. >> peter lottie's right, isn't she

we must mention that england's lottie woad won the amateur event. the won the amateur event. she finished on 1—under for the tournament. she is absolutely one to watch for the future. this is undoubtedly lydia ko�*s bay, winning the last women's major of the year, just two weeks after she won the olympic gold in paris and eight years after winning her second major. a phenomenal achievement for her, just as the sun comes out after battling through four days of wind and rain here at the old course in st andrews. lydia ko is the women's open champion. chain, enjoy the sunshine. let's move on to today's premier league action. three matches this afternoon. we'll hear more about a dramatic finish at bournemouth, and a thumping win for chelsea in just a moment, but let's start at anfield where liverpool have seen off the challenge of brentford in what was arne slot�*s first home match in charge of the reds. joe lynskey was watching. the first time in nine years, a league match at anfield with a home coach isn'tjuergen klopp. the gap left byjuergen is fille

well, i would say the sydney lottie do use of the, the situation. it is attempting to draw this, this kind of pattern. but this, he patience, as you rightly said, are very different. in one case, we have 30, told the shoes, we have no compassion. we have a situation which is very different from here course where we have a plant which is being controlled and disputed territory of the russian federation, which is which lies close to an advance of uh, military troops from the other side. so if you want the, the common denominator is the new get risk or the risk of a new good actually to, to put it to put did correct. the promise he is always deployed. and i, this is why, as you know, because we have been talking before, we are the, i use the own, the international agency talking to both of the same time because there is an obvious recognition from both sides of the board tense. these are 2 very important at nuclear countries, new getting the sense of new get energy, cvn, new get energy. of course, russia has been good web post. i new grade does not, bu

well, i would say the sydney lottie do use of the, the situation. it is attempting to draw this, this kind of pattern. but there's, he patience, as you rightly said, are very different. in one case, we have 30 told ya, the shoes. we have no compassion. we have a situation which is very different from here course where we have a plant which is uh, being controlled and disputed territory of the russian federation, which is which lies close to an advance of uh, military troops from the other side. so if you want the, the common denominator is the nuclear risk or the risk of a new good actually to, to put it to put did correct the, the promise he is always deployed. and i, this is why, as you know, because we have been talking before, we are the, i use the own, the international agency talking to both of the same time because there is an obvious recognition from both sides of the board tense. these are 2 very important at nuclear countries, new getting the sense of new get energy, cvn, new get energy. of course, russia has been good, representative, gre

well, i would say the sydney lottie do use of the, the situation. it is attempting to draw this, this kind of pattern. but the patients, as you rightly said, are very different. in one case, we have 30 told ya, the shoes. we have no compassion. we have a situation which is very different from here course where we have a plant which is being controlled and disputed territory of the russian federation, which is which lies close to an advance of uh, military troops from the other side. so if you want the, the common denominator is the new get risk or the risk of a new good actually to, to put it to put did correct the, the promise he is always deployed. and i, this is why, as you know, because we have been talking before, we are the, i use the own, the international agency talking to both of the same time because there is an obvious recognition from both sides of the board tense. these are 2 very important at nuclear countries, new getting the sense of new get energy, cvn, new get energy. of course, russia has been good, representative, great does not.

well, i would say the sydney lottie do use of the, the situation. it is attempting to draw this, this kind of pattern. but does he patience? as you rightly said, are very different. in one case, we have 30 total issues, we have no compassion. we have a situation which is very different from here course where we have a plant which is uh, being controlled and disputed territory of the russian federation, which is which lies close to an advance of uh, military troops from the other side. so if you want the, the common denominator is the new get risk or the risk of a new get accident to put it to pointed, correct the, the promise he is always deployed. and i, this is why, as you know, because we have been talking before, we are the, i use the own, the international agency talking to both of the same time because there is an obvious recognition from both sides of the board tense. these are 2 very important at nuclear countries, new getting the sense of new get energy, cvn, new get energy. of course, russia has been good web post. i new grade does not, bu

so joining us now is lottie moore, a gender critical policy researcher. good morning lottie okay.in this situation don't we, to understand this these aren't trans women. these aren't they weren't necessarily born male but they have x y chromosomes. just talk to us about that. yeah >> yeah. so there's , a minority >> yeah. so there's, a minority of people are born with disorders of sexual development where it's not entirely clear from their genitalia what sex they are , but everyone has x and they are, but everyone has x and xy chromosomes , khalife lin yu xy chromosomes, khalife lin yu ting, who are two male boxers who are competing in the female, boxing, olympics at this time, are both male. they have male chromosomes, and so what we've seen is it's not exactly a plot twist. we spoke on saturday, andrew, and it's not exactly a surprise that now khalife is, through to the final, and he's already guaranteed a silver medal, and yuting, who's in the featherweight final tomorrow, is already guaranteed a, bronze medal, it's not a surprise that they've won , and i think paris they've wo

great britain have won their fifth equestrian medal of the olympics as lottie fry won bronze in today'sme colour medal in the team event yesterday. our sports news correspondent laura scott has more now from the chateau de versailles. settings don't get much more iconic than this, but today the individual dressage final was being held amid a difficult backdrop, giving the ongoing controversy surrounding that video of british dressage shark star charlotte dujardin excessively whipping a horse. but in the absence of charlottes, another one rose to the occasion for team gb, this time charlotte fry, and her aptly named black stallion glamour dell. she said it would be the best of british with french twang when it came to her music and that is what the crowd here definitely got with the national anthems of both great britain and france in there, with a mix of spandau ballet and robbie williams as well. her form was not quite enough to go top of the podium. she came out and was in second and with rewrite are still to go she thought a spot on the podium had passed her by. here is what she had

great britain have won their fifth equestrian medal of the olympics as lottie fry won bronze in today'se same colour medal in the team event yesterday. 0ur sports news correspondent laura scott has more now. from the chateau de versailles: settings don't get much more iconic than this, but today the individual dressage final was being held amid a difficult backdrop, given the ongoing controversy surrounding that video of british dressage star charlotte dujardin excessively whipping a horse. but in the absence of charlotte, another rider rose to the occasion for team gb, this time charlotte fry, and her aptly named black stallion glamourdale. she said it would be the best of british with a french twang when it came to her music and that is what the crowd here definitely got with the national anthems of both great britain and france in there, with a mix of spandau ballet and robbie williams as well. her score was not quite enough to go top of the podium. she came out and was in second and with three riders still to go she thought a spot on the podium had passed her by. here is what she ha

still some lottie showers. they will the big, they'll rumble away maybe some went to whether to just coming into web aging. that is the side of trying to sing some live to shows as a web down towards south in most parts. meanwhile, some pretty wet weather, extending across malaysia philippine saying some live yourselves as usual south of that or the west sunshine and show just wanted to show us any possibility over the next few days, monthly rise. meanwhile, they are pretty widespread now across the good parts of south asia. some it'd be a best to brain over towards bangladesh, west to whether to just around the west and gas, pushing up towards the fossil august on the across the airport. a new wave of female musicians is emerging, often challenging female stereotype. we're a conservative society and we're proud of it. but that was a negative view towards female thing is out to 0 girl who's behind this with 2 bags, bringing traditional middle eastern music to new audiences, sisters and song human and don't mind

the is male, honey, a was killed, us after lottie corresponded, remains in the capital. good morning, i have taken to the streets to warm the das office might hear the cheaper from political bureau, who as well as oscillated wednesday at his residence into one people here are waving palestinian flax holding for troy. it's so funny, i need his part him as a resistance fighter way to pivotal role in the fight against israel. they transferred us against israel, blaming the incidents on the they say israel has been working on red lines. we're targeting resistance fighters now they demand that they're wanting and government takes revenge as they move has to be carried out. the message from the supreme leader made everything clear. we will definitely take revenge. and israel will face a severe punishment that will make them regret their actions. israel has attempted to undermine our territorial security, and most importantly has killed our guest. oh hawk soft, filled with sadness. as an iranian, i must say that today they attacked the heart of 10 wrong. we hope that the heart

in versailles, lottie fry and her stallion glamourdale rose to a crescendo, with god save the king beltingan�*s fifth medal of these games. and as the sun began to set, how's this for a pressure putt? tommy fleetwood, at his second olympics, taking silver, just behind usa's scottie scheffler. precious medals for britain, then, but even more precious moments. natalie pirks, bbc news, paris. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather forecast now with stav. hello there. the weather's looking quite mixed for this upcoming new week. generally speaking, lower pressure will affect more northern parts of the country. and it is here where we'll see outbreaks of rain, whereas further south, closer to higher pressure, this is where we'll see the drier and warmer weather with some sunshine. now, this area of low pressure could bring some issues for the north—west of the uk with heavy rain. could see some local flooding in places, particularly argyll and the highlands. so a very wet, windy start to monday here. eventually, the rain begins to push south—eastwards through the day, brightening up behin

i understand a lottie's long term and have developed it could be quite some years before it happens —housing is a key priority for them and it was a key pillar of the election campaign. that is right. as he said, this happened under the previous government but the reason it is so interesting now is because this is all against a backdrop of labour making house building such a big pledge. the deputy prime minister angela rayner also serves as housing secretary, she said yesterday there have been failures in the development system preventing house—building. she was not talking about this specific story, speaking ahead of a launch of a new team of planning experts that will go on to certain potential sites and try to iron out problems to help with than being built on. in terms of specifics, the government told us they are committed to getting britain building again, they said they will build 1.5 million new homes by the end of this parliament, the next five years. they also said since 2019 the mod has released 1500 hectares of land for various government and residential and commercial use

the questions about a client's ability on, on social media, lottie, and double standards and protect it when it comes to cooperating with authorities what's being said in that regard. yes, that's why there was a lot of talk on social media that this is a form of censorship. and what is to ortiz in front of trying to do is to gain access to postal information on telecom. it's encrypted and, and that's one of the reasons it's become so popular, almost a 1000000000 uses will. why is it secure yet? people say, well, i can say what i like, this isn't going to be passed on to the authorities. and this is obviously not on the question. and we have a platform is like a little mosque we've heard from a former. we still blo, edward snowden. this is about since the ship, this is about a crack down on the freedom of speech and even in front of us, we put some opposition. politicians that they all outrage but a few or is that back country is the one that is a rest if possible to well, let's just have a listen to what one of them is had to say. let the bible door of do a big interview to talk abou

versailles plays host to the it's the individual dressage final, with three hopefuls for team gb — lottientention. in track and field we have already had qualification today for the women's 200 metres, later we will see the women's high jump final and of course the blue ribband men's100 metre final this evening. team gb men have been knocked out of the hockey, and later we also have action in the basketball, badminton and beach volleyball to watch out for too today. let's take a closer look at that incredible women's100 metres sprint final at stade de france last night. julien alfred won the olympic women's100m title at paris 2024, to make history as st lucia's first ever gold medallist. last year's world champion, america's sha'carri richardson took silver with her compatriot melissa jefferson in third. straight off the starting blocks it was neck and neck, with richardson pegged as the favourite to win. but alfred stormed through to take the victory by a clear margin in a national record of 10.72 seconds. so as i mentioned a big night for the athletics last night and there is more to co

some of the other stories making the headlines from the games today the british trio of carl hester, lottieeau de versailles, putting behind a turbulent build, up that saw moody replace charlotte dujardin on the eve of the games. germany took gold ahead of denmark. emma wilson has won bronze in the women's windsurfing final. she'd dominated the opening series, but couldn't repeat that success in today's final, finishing behind italy's marta maggetti and israel's sharon kantor, who took silver. maggetti's gold is herfirst olympic medal, having finished fourth at the last games. adam peaty�*s returned from covid, what he said was physically the "worst week of his life", to help the men's 4x100 metre medley relay team through their heat today. team gb finished second to the usa and qualified fifth fastest for the final tomorrow night. tommy fleetwood is currently third in the men's golf with only one round left to play at le golf national tomorrow. he's on 13 under par after three rounds, only one shot behind co leadersjon rahm of spain and xander schauffele of the usa. and after beating iga s

it's part of the, the way of life as things appear and the sinks of disappear. lottie has been 5 decades under soviet rule. it was a post so, so people just scratched in while they were bored to death. the former military side has been given a new life by the people working here. they're predominantly younger. latvians like a guns. we travel on to lithuania, along a strip of land, called the caribbean, spit, right on the border with the russian. x plays colleen and broad. the peninsula has some spectacular views. one part belongs to lithuania, the other 2 russia. our boat is driven by so tear us. he grew up here and learned german as a child in order to make the most of the tourism business. for him, the memory of moscow's occupation is ever present. putting never got over the loss of the baltic republics. then become become if they come, they come and what can i do? i can pack my life up and go to germany to have fun because my german is better than my english and thought to be that. yeah. so tara is offers boat tours. i get the impression he doesn't want to think about the political si

the great britain trio of carl hester, lottie fry and becky moody won the bronze, putting behind a turbulent china's zheng qinwen takes on croatia's donna vekic in the women's 0lympic 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. the americans won bronze. to the athetics at the stade de france, and an impressive showing from team gb�*s louie hinchcliffe in the men's 100 metre heats. making his 0lympic 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 teammate zharnel hughes is also through to the semis. the ioc president thomas bach, has defended the participation 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 f

in the last hour we've had some exciting medal news for team gb with a bronze medalfor lottie fry andjessica von bredow—werndl defended her 0lympic title, taking home her second gold medal of these games. 0vernight the stade de france was treated to a historic performance in the women's sprints. julien alfred stormed to the women's 100m title to make history as st lucia's first 0lympic medallist. st lucia, a caribbean island of fewer than 200,000 people, has fielded athletes at seven previous olympic games without winning a medal. more on that in a moment. but today is another day and there are 20 golds to be won. let's take you through today's results and events. let's start with the tennis where novak djokovic and carlos alcaraz have set up a repeat of this year's wimbledon final as they battle it out for the tennis men's singles gold meal. three golds are up for grabs in the gymnastics arena with team gb�*s harry hepworth in the men's rings final and bronze medal winner on the floor, jake jarman, in the vault final later. in track and field we have already had qualification today f

we have to mention the legal and —— leading amateur, lottie, finishing on two under par. on day three. jane dou . all. you're watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines. two—time olympic champion tom pidcock has confirmed he will race in the tour of britain next month. pidcock, who won a gold in the cross—country biking event at the paris olympics, will race for ineos grenadiers. he will will be joined by double olympic champion remco evenepoel. there was victory for wout van aert on today's stage seven of the vuelta espana. the belgian rider launched a late sprint in the final 200m of the race to bag his second stage win of the competition and strengthen his grip on the green jersey. ben ainslie's ineos britannia team have been continuing their efforts to become the first british crew to win the america's cup. a poor start in one of today's preliminary races was costly though, as they lost by 52 seconds to defending champions team new zealand in barcelona. the usa team, led by british olympic medal winner paul goodison,

already with lots of medals already won...in the last hour, gb equestrian dressage team with carl hester, lottiery and becky moody have won bronze. earlier, great britain powered to a thrilling gold in the men's eights— moments after the womens crew won bronze in the final day of rowing in paris. this makes it a hugely successful rowing olympics for the team, 8 medals including 3 golds. remember gb rowing only won 2 medals from tokyo so this is an amazing turnaround. there is so much sport i can barely keep up — the men's cycling road race is on — i saw them setting up the race outside our hotel this morning. tom pidcock, who won an astonishing gold for team gb in the mountain biking, is going for glory again in the men's road race alongside team matesjosh tarling, stephen williams and fred wright. the men's gymnastics apparatus finals are on later — with britain's max whitlock going for an unprecendented 4 consecutive medal on the pommel horse. and in the windsurfing team gbs emma wilson has won the bronze medal in the windsurfing with italy'd marta magetti getting and in the windsurfing team g

the british trio of carl hester, lottie fry and becky moody have won bronze in the equestrian team dressagew moody replace charlotte dujardin on the eve of the games. germany took gold ahead of denmark. emma wilson has won bronze in the women's windsurfing final. she'd dominated the opening series but couldn't repeat that success in today's final, finishing behind italy's marta maggetti and israel's sharon kantor, who took silver. maggetti's gold is her first olympic medal, having finished fourth at the last games. adam peaty�*s returned from covid, what he said was physically the worst week of his life, to help the men's 4x100 metre medley relay team through their heat today. team gb finished second to the usa and qualified fifth—fastest for the final tomorrow night. tommy fleetwood is third in the gulf with only one round left to play. and after beating iga swiatek — china's zheng xinwen has won gold in the women's tennis singles. the 21—year—old beat croatia's donna vekic in straight sets to become the first chinese player to win singles gold in a tennis event at the olympics. next, boxe

it has also been a great day for lottie woad, though world's leading amateur.the tournament, andrews. the 20—year—old is on 2—underfor the tournament, mainly 2—under for the tournament, mainly thanks 2—underfor the tournament, mainly thanks to a fantastic eagle at the 18th after her third round. she chipped in from a0 yards out, much to the delight of the grandstands here at the open. a young english talent to watch out for fisher. tomorrow's final day promises to be an exciting one, with several players in contention to take this woman's open. jane talking to us there from st andrews. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. in cycling, primoz roglic powered to victory at stage 8 of the vuelta a espana, his second stage win so far. the three—time champion beat spain's enric mas in a two—up sprint to the finish line. despite roglic�*s win, australian ben o'connor retains the red jersey, albeit with a reduced advantage. ben ainslie's ineos britannia managed to get their first win in the preliminary round of the america's c

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years ago, with bredow—werndl beating out fellow german isabell werth for gold, while great britain's lottieoverall in the equestrian events for britain in paris. and england opener zak crawley has been ruled out of the test series against sri lanka later this month, with a fractured finger. crawley suffered the injury while attempting to take a catch in the third test against west indies last week. dan lawrence will open alongside ben duckett in crawley�*s absence, with the first match against sri lanka on august 21st. and that's all the sport for now. let's get more on the olympics now, and that men's 100 metre sprint final. let's speak tojoel fearon, former british 100 metre sprinter and former 0lympic bobsledder. it is good to talk to you, what did you make of the extraordinary 100 metre men's final where noah lyles just, just by a hair's breath beat kishane thompso. it just, just by a hair's breath beat kishane thompso.— just, just by a hair's breath beat kishane thompso. just, just by a hair's breath beat kishane thomso. . , , , , . kishane thompso. it was superb, that race could have

years ago, with bredow—werndl beating out fellow german isabell werth for gold, while great britain's lottiecancelled for the second day in a row after concerns over the water quality in the seine. olympic organisers made the decision because the water quality in the river seine had dropped back below the required standard after heavy rain towards the end of last week. this comes after the men's triathlon was postponed by a day last week. we are expecting improvement in the next hours. i don't have the last figures but we are expecting improvement regarding the weather forecasts. as we have seen, the sun and the heat have very positive impacts and we are working to organise the competition tomorrow. and england opener zak crawley has been ruled out of the test series against sri lanka later this month with a fractured finger. crawley suffered the injury while attempting to take a catch in the third test against west indies last week. dan lawrence will open alongside ben duckett in crawley�*s absence, with the first match against sri lanka on august 21st. head to the website for more of those

while lottie fry has three of them now.my fleetwood held his nerve to win silver in the gulf, to win silver in the golf, just one shot behind american world number one scottie scheffler. multi—millionaires they may well be, but gold still glitters just the same. and when you've won everything except an olympic title, this is what it means to complete the set. it's the ultimate goal. he is olympic champion. for novak djokovic, sealing a so—called golden slam is now the greatest of all his achievements. hugh ferriss, bbc news. last night we saw two more british hopefuls in action. josh kerr goes for gold in the final of the 1500m tomorrow night, after qualifying second in his semi final — finishing behind his norwegian rivaljakob ingebrigtsen. fellow brit neil gourley also qualified for the final tomorrow night. one of the big british superstars in paris is keely hodgkinson. will it be a golden night for her later? the silver medallist from tokyo won her semifinal with ease yesterday to book her place in tonight's final. she'

zara joins us now, along with miriam, lottie and jess. this what is wrong with you all?took part in a race _ right, that's how we met. we took part in a race across _ right, that's how we met. we took part in a race across the _ right, that's how we met. we took part in a race across the atlantic i part in a race across the atlantic ocean. we met through that. we chatted a bit online, and then met in the pub at the start line. a lot of good ideas are born from there. you are in the pub before you started the race?— you are in the pub before you started the race? , ., ., started the race? good preparation. i was a team — started the race? good preparation. i was a team of— started the race? good preparation. i was a team of four _ started the race? good preparation. i was a team of four women, - started the race? good preparation. i was a team of four women, and i i was a team of four women, and absolutely— i was a team of four women, and absolutely loved it. it took us 42 days _ absolutely loved it. it took us 42 days and — absolutely loved it. it took us 42 days and i —

england's lottie woad had a day to remember.per league, they're all still chasing hull kr. joe burgess scored four tries in their win at st helens. the winger�*s first—half hat—trick effectively won the game for kr, a seventh straight victory. it finished 42—6. they are two points clear, wigan will try to close the gap on them when they face hull fc later on sunday. elsewhere, salford kept their play—off push going with a 60—10 win over huddersfield. asi as i said, we can and hull fc to come later. as i said, we can and hull fc to come later-— as i said, we can and hull fc to come later. ., ~ , ., . a come later. thank you, we will check in with you — come later. thank you, we will check in with you for _ come later. thank you, we will check in with you for another _ come later. thank you, we will check in with you for another sports - in with you for another sports update soon. here's elizabeth rizzini with a look at the weather. beautiful colours in that garden! it's lovely, isn't it? this is in northampton to lategan in the l

people like lottie mcguinness, a power left. she was inspired by london 2012.thought she would have a go at that. she's about to make her debut. uk have set a target of between 100 and 140 medals. sounds a lot but do not forget britain finished second in the medals table for the past two games. i am sure we will have a lot of medal winning moments in the next days. henge will have a lot of medal winning moments in the next days. have a look at that _ moments in the next days. have a look at that beautiful _ moments in the next days. have a look at that beautiful shot. - moments in the next days. have a look at that beautiful shot. how i look at that beautiful shot. how pretty does that look! we will have a little look at the weather a bit closer to home in a second. carol is with us. i want to tell you about my favourite story of the day. a barbie—branded phone — which can be used for calls and texts, but has no social media access — has been launched in the uk and europe. manufacturers mattel and hmd — who make nokia branded phones — say the retro pink flip ph