st lucia. pretty small.- ages ago. a first medal for. st lucia. pretty small. we have to mention, as many people call her, the greatest of all time, simone biles, in the gymnastics, winning her tent 0lympic gymnastics, winning her tent olympic medal, her third gold of the games, this time in the vault. ~ . , . , vault. what is so incredible about simone _ vault. what is so incredible about simone biles - vault. what is so incredible about simone biles in i vault. what is so incredible about simone biles in the i about simone biles in the situation is, three years ago, she had just a really rocky 0lympics she had just a really rocky olympics in tokyo, and she essentially had panic attacks and was just overcome by fear. they call it the twisties in gymnastics. and getting over that and decided to come back, this is a sport where women but they are still girls often when they are still girls often when they retire, but when women do not compete in as many 0lympics as simone biles has, and she has been so good f

for saint lucia. it is the first medal of any _ moment for saint lucia. yes, it is the first medal of any colour - moment for saint lucia. yes, it is the first medal of any colour and | the first medal of any colour and for such a small country, like you said, 180,000 people or so, they now get to lay claim to the fastest woman in the world. find get to lay claim to the fastest woman in the world.- woman in the world. and it is interesting — woman in the world. and it is interesting because - woman in the world. and it is interesting because she - woman in the world. and it is interesting because she wasl woman in the world. and it is i interesting because she was not tipped as being the favourites but as events played out in the last few days, she clearly emerged as someone who could be a dark horse. certainly, julien alfred may be odds —wise was not the favourite and a lot of people were looking at yukari richardson as the reigning world champion is the potential medal favourites here and then it was

medal. film. amazing feeling for st lucia, an olympic gold medal.utely wonderful and something obviously that she has been building up to over the last_ has been building up to over the last two or three years but for her— the last two or three years but for her to— the last two or three years but for her to arrive on the big stage _ for her to arrive on the big stage and get notjust a medal but the — stage and get notjust a medal but the gold medal of course, a victory— but the gold medal of course, a victory ceremony happening right— victory ceremony happening right now, absolutely splendid. we are — right now, absolutely splendid. we are all over the moon and i don't _ we are all over the moon and i don't think— we are all over the moon and i don't think she said she has only— don't think she said she has only slept two hours between yesterday, the celebrations and today— yesterday, the celebrations and today getting ready for her 200 metre — today getting ready for her 200 metre hits this morning. i think— metre hits this morning. i think most o

st lucia has a gold-medal- _ get nearjulian alfred. st lucia has a gold-medal. a gold-medal. a small ireland nation on to- a gold-medal. a small ireland nation on to of a gold-medal. a small ireland nation on top of the — a gold-medal. a small ireland nation on top of the world _ a gold-medal. a small ireland nation on top of the world led _ a gold-medal. a small ireland nation on top of the world led there - a gold-medal. a small ireland nation on top of the world led there by - on top of the world led there by alfred the great. patrick geary, bbc news. elsewhere lewis richardson guaranteed a medal in the boxing after reaching the semifinals of light middleweight, and golf britain's tommy fleetwood will be hoping for medal success later today the final round of the event. he is one shot from the lead jointly held byjon rahm and the defending champion centre show fleet. away from tbg plenty of impressive headlines on a busy day in paris yesterday, the world �*s most decorated gymnast simone biles won a seventh 0lympic title and a third gold of these games, she h

in the olympics, a solution woman wins olympic gold in the 100 metres —— woman from st lucia. history to win four olympic gold in the same individual event.

the olympics, julien alfred storms to victory in the women's 100—metres'final to make history as st lucia's—ever gold medallist. we'll be live in paris looking ahead to today's action. hello, iam lewis hello, i am lewis vaughanjones and welcome to the programme. we start here in the uk, where senior police leaders have warned that more violent protests are likely in the coming days, and 4,000 extra officers are available to respond. tensions have escalated since the murder of three young girls in southport nearly a week ago. more than 90 people have been arrested after far—right demonstrations descended into scenes of violence in towns and cities on saturday. greg mckenzie reports. tensions had been building all week, and yesterday saw an escalation of the violence and unrest linked to far right groups across england and northern ireland. police forces stretched to their limits, fighting running battles like this in liverpool overnight. the scene of some of the worst violence, which turned into reported looting late in the evening. a number of officers were injured, with the mayhem spilling

but if i may ask you, first of all, an amazing performance by someone from st lucia.f texas. that collegiate system of bringing up athletes really does work in america, doesn't it? , ., ., ., . ~ ., it? first i want to acknowledge their amazing _ it? first i want to acknowledge their amazing job _ it? first i want to acknowledge their amazing job the - it? first i want to acknowledge their amazing job the city - it? first i want to acknowledge their amazing job the city is . it? first i want to acknowledge i their amazing job the city is doing with this event. our collegiate system is such an important part of our development of our world—class athletes and has such a huge impact on the sport globally so we could not be more proud of the colleges and universities which work so hard to get our athletes ready. such and universities which work so hard to get our athletes ready.— to get our athletes ready. such an im ortant to get our athletes ready. such an important system _ to get our athletes ready. such an important system for _ to get our athletes ready. such an imp

the fair st lucia an athlete to claim any medal but it was a famous and historic cold.s. hello there, it has been too hot and humid to you, you will be pretty happy with how the weekend will be ten and. not inaki if you want to such an at this was swanage in dorset a few hours ago. the second half of the weekend it looks likely to carry on on a similar story. a great start for most of us, brightening up a little bit later on but they will be more significant way pushing into the north—west or tied into this area of low pressure and the winds are strengthening with it as well. further south, with which these brief ridge of high pressure keeping things classic white but pretty overcast. because of winds in excess of a0 miles an hour with the arrival of that rain into scotland. particularly on those expose west coast. by the middle of the afternoon, the cloud should start to thin and temperatures are peeking from 20 to 23 degrees. the rain turns quite heavy, the brighter yellow is increased denoting this, and pushing up into the western fringes of scotland as well. it may

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a first gold medal for st lucia. a pretty small country. 0nly 180,000 people that live there.many people call her, the greatest of all time, simone biles, in the gymnastics, winning her tenth olympic medal, her third gold of the games, this time in the vault. what is so incredible about simone biles in the situation is, three years ago, she had just a really rocky olympics in tokyo, and she essentially had panic attacks and was just overcome by fear. they call it the twisties in gymnastics. and getting over that and deciding to come back, this is a sport where women, they are still girls often when they retire, but when women do not compete in as many 0lympics as simone biles has, and she has been so good for so long, just shows no signs of tailing off, i don't know if this is going to be her last 0lympics, there's a home olympics in four years. at this point, it's pretty hard to see why she would stop. will we see simone biles in los angeles, in 2028? that would be really the scene. speaking of scenes, one of the most unique things about this olympics in paris has been some o

a first gold medal for st lucia. pretty small.many people call her, the greatest of all time, simone biles, in the gymnastics, winning her tenth olympic medal, her third gold of the games, this time in the vault. what is so incredible about simone biles in the situation is, three years ago, she had just a really rocky olympics in tokyo, and she essentially had panic attacks and was just overcome by fear. they call it the twisties in gymnastics. and getting over that and deciding to come back, this is a sport where women, they are still girls often when they retire, but when women do not compete in as many 0lympics as simone biles has, and she has been so good for so long, just shows no signs of tailing off, i don't know if this is going to be her last 0lympics, there's a home olympics in four years. at this point, it's pretty hard to see why she would stop. will we see simone biles in los angeles, in 2028? that would be really the scene. speaking of scenes, one of the most unique things about this olympics in paris has been some o

a first gold medal for st lucia. pretty small.ple call her, the greatest of all time, simone biles, in the gymnastics, winning her tent olympic medal, her third gold of the games, this time in the vault. what is so incredible about simone biles in the situation is, three years ago, she had just a really rocky olympics in tokyo, and she essentially had panic attacks and was just overcome by fear. they call it the twisties in gymnastics. and getting over that and deciding to come back, this is a sport where women, they are still girls often when they retire, but when women do not compete in as many 0lympics as simone biles has, and she has been so good for so long, just shows no signs of tailing off, i don't know if this is going to be her last 0lympics, there's a home olympics in four years. at this point, it's pretty hard to see why she would stop. will we see simone biles in los angeles, in 2028? that would be really the scene. speaking of scenes, one of the most unique things about this olympics in paris has been some of the set

a first gold medal for st lucia.try. 0nly only 180,000 0nly180,000 people that live there. we have to mention, as many people call her, the greatest of all time, simone biles, in the gymnastics, winning her tenth olympic medal, her third gold of the games, this time in the vault. what is so incredible about simone biles in the situation is, three years ago, she had just a really rocky olympics in tokyo, and she essentially had panic attacks and was just overcome by fear. they call it the twisties in gymnastics. and getting over that and deciding to come back, this is a sport where women, they are still girls often when they retire, but when women do not compete in as many 0lympics as simone biles has, and she has been so good for so long, just shows no signs of tailing off, i don't know if this is going to be her last 0lympics, there's a home olympics in four years. at this point, it's pretty hard to see why she would stop. will we see simone biles in los angeles, in 2028? that would be really the scene. speaking of

lucia, lucia. lucia is lyudmila lazarenko. the woman's body was found in a shamanic community in peru; the mother of two was first hit on the head with something heavy and then dismembered. the police believe that all this was the work of her friend ivan kuzmin. after the massacre, he sat next to the machines for several hours and laughed. the madman had to be tied up; he bit into the security forces with his teeth. the brutal murder took place in a sect in the middle of jungles of the amazon. ivan and lyudmila came here for a retreat, something like a spiritual practice. at least that 's what the locals call a drug party here. for a couple of thousand dollars, enterprising sorcerers will treat anyone who wants to to ayahuasca, a thirteen-hour decoction of the datura herb, almost all over the world, this explosive brew is illegal, but the peruvian authorities have officially legalized the psychotropic drink and now, under the spiritual sauce, this costaneda cocktail is actively sold to foreigners, saying that hallucinations ar

iam honoured people will be searching for st lucia now.have my country's name across my chest and just be an ambassador for them. i'm sure they are celebrating right now. i am just looking forward to the celebration when i go home with them. there are four more gold medals to be won in the swimming pool on sunday, with french superstar leon marchand looking for his fifth gold at the games in the men's 4x100 metres medley relay final. on saturday katie ledecky won her ninth 0lympic title, her latest in the women's 800 metre freestyle. ledecky has now equalled the record for the most gold medals by a female 0lympian and she's also become the only swimmer other than michael phelps to win the same 0lympic event four times in a row. not every time was necessarily what i wanted this week but i still felt so much joy i wanted this week but i still felt so muchjoy going out i wanted this week but i still felt so much joy going out there and racing and i think that is what i am going to remember the most. and, you know, there is that old quote. 0ld

st lucia has a gold—medal!en have no final resting place on land. for the last 100 years, a naval war memorial in plymouth has provided a lasting tribute to those men and women. 0ur reporter emma ruminksi has been finding out more about its history. if you live in the city of plymouth, you'll recognise the naval memorial as part of its skyline. every november, people gather at its base on the hoe for remembrance day. at its centre is an obelisk, one of three that are identical. the others are in portsmouth and chatham, the ports from which the navy departed during the first world war. many, many of those commemorated on here didn't die in large engagements likejutland, but they were killed when their ship was struck by a sea mine. the memorial bears the names of those whose only known grave is the sea. the memorial is organised quite carefully by year of death and by things like rank, so it isn't making any rank more important than any other rank. but it's allowing people to find someone. the commonwealth war g

in the olympics, a solution woman wins olympic gold in the 100 metres —— woman from st lucia. dickey wednesday freestyle, becoming the first woman in history to win four olympic gold in history to win four olympic gold in the same individual event. .we begin . we begin in the uk. clashes have broken out between police and far right protesters in several uk cities. prime minister keir starmer condemned the "far—right" for the violence and backed police to take strong action. several police have been injured during protests in a string of cities. from belfast to liverpool and manchester, as well as leeds, nottingham and hull, police have been on alert. three officers are believed to have been injured during the disorder in hull city centre, according to humberside police. four people have been arrested. in nottingham, police had to separate rival groups. the sides were facing off in the middle of the city — with a line of officers between them. there were rival protests, too, in leeds. organisers of the stand up to racism protest said "peace won" in the city, claiming they had m

lucia, anotherfirst for st. lucia, how important is it for st.r generations to come together and think about the future? it is really amazing, it's great encouragement because the facilities in the caribbean are not the best so we are always looking in positions where we have to make do with what ever we have in terms of the fields and the stadiums that you train and so whenever one of the caribbean people do well, it is really, really a big deal and people do well, it is really, really a big dealand it people do well, it is really, really a big deal and it is also a message to the other younger athletes that are coming up, just to give them a glimpse of hope that one day they will have an opportunity to bring home a gold mother and continued to press forward and home a gold mother and continued to press forward— press forward and challenges and the will press forward and challenges and they will come — press forward and challenges and they will come back _ press forward and challenges and they will come back that - press forward and challenges a

julien alfred stormed to the women's 100m title to make history as st lucia's first 0lympic medalliste, 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 for the women's 200m, later we will see the women's high jump final and of course the blue ribbon men's 100m 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's 100 metres sprint

lucia. lucia is lyudmila lazarenko. the woman's body was found in a shamanic community in peru.other of two children was first hit on the head with something heavy, and then dismembered. the police believe that all this was the work of her friend ivan kuzmin. after the massacre, he sat next to the remains for several hours and laughed. the madman had to be tied up, he bit into the security forces with his teeth. the brutal murder took place in a sect in the middle of the amazon jungle. ivan and lyudmila came here for a retreat, something like a spiritual practice. at least that's what they call the local drug parties here. for a couple of thousand dollars, enterprising sorcerers will treat anyone who wants to to ayahuasca, a thirteen-hour decoction of the datura herb. almost all over the world, this explosive brew is out of law. but the peruvian authorities have officially legalized the psychotropic drink and now , under the spiritual sauce, this costaneda cocktail is actively sold to foreigners, saying that hallucinations are communication with the gods, delirium is the knowled

percent of its strategic role materials is source for men, the countries and resources which on the lucia a new metro rush is on the way. there are a lot of projects here that would be relevant to the new york and the whole set, because on the lose, you have 17 of the 30 critical minerals for the back, which is why that will be new mines will be no longer tearing huge crate is in the end to lose your landscape. of a couple of mine located to just 20 kilometers away from seville, reflects the changes in the sector. everything is in place for future mining operations on the ground where there are still enough deposits of contact. that means and it may not be on the ground, mine is obviously less visible where of the opinion that this is the most sensible, profitable, unsustainable option. what is along with, i mean that's what the value of the mind also serves as an example of the potential between a year ago the company was still producing q a compet here, despite money having ceased 3 years earlier, thought of as you go savvy on, we'd put the extraction rock in dry storage. in the previou

the fastest woman in the world and wins the first ever gold medal for the caribbean island of saint luciarri richardson takes second, earns her first olympic medal as the us picks up the silver and the bronze. there's the khoi young vault. yep. she's gold. yeah yeah. oh my goodness, it has been a good week for simone biles. her medal collection officially hit double digits today. biles picked up her third gold of the paris olympics in the vault final. it's her 10th olympic medal overall and her seventh gold back in the pool for the mixed four by 100 meter relay. former calvert ryan murphy nic fink gretchen walsh stanford's torri huske in a tight race for the gold. the us and china going back and forth until the very final leg huske just barely reaches the wall. first for the win and a classy move by stanford alum katie ledecky. the swimmer won her ninth olympic gold medal in the 800 freestyle and invited, as you see right there, her teammate paige madden to stand with her on the podium. madden won bronze in the race. another big day at the olympics with team usa raking in 18 medals. we ha

lucia, the first olympic medal ever for the tiny caribbean nation. lots of medals in play today.mmonds starts us off. >> reporter: tonight katie ledecky wrapping up her olympics with exclamation point, beating out her rival and winning gold in the 800-meter freestyle, tying the record for the most golds ever for a female olympian. >> to the one and only, katie ledecky. >> reporter: in an absolute nail biter, the u.s. pulled out gold in mixed 400 medley relay setting a world record. and simone biles, again nailing her signature vault, the yurchenko double pike and winning her third gold medal of the game. >> a league of her own. >> reporter: her teammate jade carey won bronze. >> final of the women -- >> reporter: on a rainy night at the track, sha'carri richardson sprinted 100 meters in just 10.87 seconds, but it wasn't enough for gold. >> alfred wins for that nation. >> reporter: instead it was alfred's night winning the first gold medal ever for st. lucia. >> it has been amazing right now, so celebrating right now. >> reporter: richardson won silver and team usa's melissa jeffe

esta victoria marca la primera medalla olÍmpica en la historia de santa lucÍa.s a los resultados del fÚtbol femenino porque ya se definieron las semifinales. >> estados unidos se medirÁ a alemania, mientras que espaÑa se enfrentarÁ a brasil. es todo por hoy desde parÍs, que continÚa vibrando con la energÍa olÍmpica. jazmÍn jalil, telemundo deportes. >> y asÍ va la tabla de medallas. estados unidos estÁ en primer lugar con 61 medallas. le sigue el anfitriÓn francia, que tiene 20 menos y estÁ en segunda posiciÓn, pero el gigante asiÁtico le pisa los talones con 37. y hablando de mÁs competencias, nos despedimos con unos intrÉpidos caninos que junto a sus dueÑos participaron en el campeonato mundial de surf para perros. lo hicieron en pacifica california. los sabuesos se clasificaron por tamaÑos. algunos perros tenÍan mÁs de una dÉcada de experiencia golpeando las olas en el concurso y asÍ los dejamos. gracias por acompaÑarnos. muy buenas noches

ha conversado con vecinos quienes aseguran lucía una familia común. esta casa sobre la cuadra 1300 y la calle ben san mateo, donde el domingo en la tarde, oficiales de la policía hallaron el cuerpo de una mujer de 37 años, quien tenía 9 meses de embarazo. tampoco pudieron salvar al bebé. el sospechoso fue identificado por la policía como andrew colman, de 33 años, quien era el novio de la víctima. hablamos con varios vecinos y personas que trabajan en este vecindario. les pregunté si alguna vez vieron algo extraño en esa casa. pero todos me dijeron que al parecer esta familia lucía común y corriente y que siempre veían a las hijas jugar aquí afuera. los mirábamos, ellos estaban platicando muy calmadamente. siempre mirábamos a sus hijas aquí jugando afuera en sus patinetas, acá de problemas no? jesús, quién trabaja en este vecindario, asegura el sospechoso era callado, medio serio. cada vez que lo saludábamos no nos respondía ni casi nos nos ignoraba. no era muy amable o amigable y era afroamericano. y la muchacha era asiática y americana. jesús asegur

olympics, julien alfred storms to victory in the women's 100 metres�* final, to make history as st lucia's—ever gold medallist. hello. i'm lewis vaughan—jones. we start here in the uk, where senior police leaders have warned that more violent protests are likely in the coming days, and 4,000 extra officers are available to respond. tensions have escalated since the murder of three young girls in southport nearly a week ago. more than 90 people have been arrested after far—right demonstrations descended into scenes of violence in towns and cities on saturday. it follows days of unrest after false information was spread online about the killings in southport. greg mckenzie reports. tensions had been building all week, and yesterday saw an escalation of the violence and unrest linked to far right groups across england and northern ireland. police forces stretched to their limits, fighting running battles like this in liverpool overnight. the scene of some of the worst violence, which turned into reported looting late in the evening. a number of officers were injured, with the mayhem spilling

lucia, lucia is lyudmila lazarenko, the woman's body was found in a shamanic community in peru, the mother of two was first hit on the head with something heavy, and then dismembered. the police believe that all this was the work of her friend ivan kuzmin. after the massacre, he sat next to the remains for several hours and laughed. the madman had to be tied up, he sank his teeth into the security forces. the brutal murder took place in a sect in the middle of the amazon jungle. ivan and lyudmila came here for a retreat, something like spiritual practice. at least that's what they call local drug parties here. for a couple of thousand dollars, enterprising sorcerers will treat anyone who wants to to aska, a thirteen-hour decoction of the datura herb. almost all over the world this. for some reason, lyudmila came alone, settled in a bungalow among strangers from all over the world. this is my house, my bed, for now we have free children here, here is one bed occupied. at general meetings, guests were given narcotic potion in a circle, shaman-dealers were not interested in contraindications

first round, the tennis player was supposed to meet with the sixty-eighth racket of the world, italian lucia bronzetti. but shortly before the start the belarusian withdrew from the match due to an injury. received in toronto. azarrenka's place in the grid will be taken by the spaniard jessica buzasmaneira, who occupies the ninety- first line of the planetary table. thus , only aryna sabalenka will play at the championship in cincinnati. the girl will hold her first match today in the opponents of the italian elizabeta caciaretto. the football players of minsk dynamo will hold a return match against lincoln as part of the third qualifying round of the europa league. the meeting in gibraltar starts at 18. than one day of war, and as our president says, it is better that there were more of these negotiations and long ones than any armed conflicts that our country will have. i call everything in belarus advanced, because i love everything belarusian, i think that belarus has the best people, we are very kind, we are very decent, very bright. anyone who comes to belarus, he will come more than o

the belarusian’s next opponent will be italian lucia bronseti.n the first round , the seventy-sixth racket of the world played only one set against the forty-first in the ranking lulusan from new zealand, who, having lost 3:6, refused to continue the fight. as for the upcoming confrontation against sobolenok, we are returning to australian brisbane again. in the previous and only face-to-face match. the belarusian took the upper hand in two. one interesting fact: the prize fund of the current us open has once again grown and reached a record level of 75 million dollars, which is 10 million more than last year. at the same time, only for participation in the first round of singles, tennis players will receive 100,000 dollars. the finalists will earn 1,800 thousand dollars, and champions for 3,600 thousand dollars. that they agreed to play this season in the belarusian championship anyway, i think that the championship will be interesting, really all the teams, we follow the transfer policy of other clubs, gomel will probably get stronger, borisov,

who triumphantly passed the tournament in toronto, but against the sixty-eighth racket of the planet, luciancetti. the american withdrew from the competition, while the italian ended up in the main draw as a lucky loser. the meeting will take place this evening, while aryna sabalenka will begin her performance from the second round, where she will also play against the italian elisabetta caciaretta. tseligorsk shakhtyor and neman made it to the play-in of the ruslan salei cup. the day before, the miners defeated aviator 6:0 in the final match of the preliminary stage and are in second place in group a, while neman is third. the play-in matches for the right to play in the final four will be held twenty-eighth. we are setting off on an expedition through the depths of our country. we are starting a charga folklore expedition. i am paradkavy numar 605, in order to follow the history and meat abrads, so don’t break the viburnum, when you go to the army, what don’t drop, do not touch the viburnum, when you go to the army of the past, then go ahead with projects...ready for exciting adventure th

and julien alfred storms the olympic women's 100m title to make history as st lucia's first ever goldallist. hello. i'm lucy grey. looking through the programme. —— welcome to the programme. we begin in the uk where more than 90 people have been arrested after far—right demonstrations descended into scenes of violence in towns and cities on saturday. the prime minister, keir starmer, said the police had his "full support" to tackle what he called "extremists" attempting to "sow hate". in a string of cities in england and northern ireland, police have been on alert. several forces reported officers being injured. it follows days of unrest after false information was spread online about the killing of three girls in southport on monday. more protests are planned for later today. danjohnson reports from liverpool. across many towns and cities, the police have been stretched, fighting running battles. this was the scene in blackpool this afternoon. and here's how protests turned to violence in hull city centre. there have been injuries, but mostly to police officers. they struggled to mai

start line, so that was the huge news, and then again, in that semifinal, it was big news for saint lucia medal for any sport before, she is now in the final. she beat in that semifinal should richardson, and they talked about in the studio, that if alfred gets that chance in the final, it could be amazing news for saint lucia. jamaica have won the last four 0lympic golds, and the final comes up and around an hour. she feels really good, she got to the olympic final in tokyo, and she is 0lympic final in tokyo, and she is hoping very much for an upgrade, and coming up very soon, we have got the 400 metres relays, a national record in the heats, world silver medallists, uk, so very much hoping to get great britain off the mark with a medal in the athletics. absolute, we look forward to that. we we re a cross were across the main�*s 100 metres heats earlier, and louis hinchcliffe on his debutjust outstanding, but then real heartbreak forjeremiah as. yes, his individual olympics _ heartbreak forjeremiah as. yes, his individual olympics are _ heartbreak forjeremiah as. yes, his individual olym

the usa's gabby thomas got gold and silver went tojulien alfred from st lucia. alfred and brittany brown edged out dina asher—smith for bronze. now, sky brown won bronze in the skateboarding park final as she did three years ago as a 13—year—old at the tokyo games. 14—year—old australian arisa trew took gold and the japanese silver. for brown make interesting podium is fantastic after dislocating her shoulder over a week ago. she spoke to our sports correspondent natalie perks. this journey since tokyo, since ten, it's been a while, doing it with these girls. and they were with me the whole day. we got next time. and, yeah. it's been really cool watching the level of skateboarding grow every day. especially girls. really stoked. you know, having my injuries before this and not knowing what i could do here, and then, getting this bronze medal yeah, very happy. in the velodrome the dutch defended their team sprint title outclassing gb in the final. harrie lavreysen, roy van den berg and jeffrey hoogland, the same three took gold in tokyo and the british trio had n

track, julian alfred stormed to the olympic women's $100.00 metre. title to make history adds as st. lucia's 1st. ever metal is after games offered breeze convincingly to the gold medal crossing the finish line in 10.72 seconds, leaving heavy favorite americans recovery richardson well behind in 2nd place. as the human sports world gathers in parents for the olympics, the dog world has seized the moment for a little support of its own. the world surfing dog championship took over a pacific, a state beach south of san francisco. dog lovers and other spectators gather to watch these adorable canines, right? the ways the annual event aims to raise money for animal charities and perhaps to match new owners for the loan. the peaches up for adoption as well ended on that amex stay with us dog film looks at the future importance of sustainable building for more news, you'll find updates on our website, dw. com and of course of social media channels or handle is at the w news, a micro look and thanks for watching and bye for now. the why do having does not get drunk? why do gravitational waves squee

at the paris olympics, julien alfred of st lucia wins gold in the women's 100 metres, securing the first—everic medal for her country. world champion sha'carri richardson of the united states takes silver. now we have newscast, the uk's flagship daily news podcast from the bbc. newscast — from the bbc. hello, it's adam in the newscast studio. ah, but it's notjust us. i'm paddy here in the newscast studio. we've also got dharshini david, who's our chief economics correspondent. hello, dharshini. hello. so, do you know the deal here? so basically, newscast, which you're used to being on every day as a podcast on bbc sounds, as a special summer treat, as an experiment, is live on radio 4 every saturday. now, i call it an experiment, paddyjust calls it radio. i think we should... we're here with the patience of the listeners who think, "what have you got? "have you done any work?" oh, the pressure, the pressure. i've got numbers. i've got spreadsheets. yes. so, later on in this episode we're going to talk about the black hole in the public finances, as rachel reeves, the chancellor, would describ

olympics, julian alford flew to the olympic women's 100 meter title in paris to make history as it st. lucia's 1st effort metal lift at a gains offered breeze, convincing way to the gold medal crossing the finish line in a tenant point 72 seconds, leaving heavy favorite american shock to carry. richards and well behind in 2nd place. while millions of people have made the trip to paris to witness the olympic games of clothes, but our locals reacting to olympic fever and how different is the french capital. now. our correspondent lisa lewis has lived in paris for the past 20 years, and she has more now. this couple has come from the southern city of tools to see the games and powers this new temporary landmark. the hot air balloon symbolizes field and pick fire. and the historic to really gardens the new installation rise to fame during the games opening ceremony. the ceremony was so beautiful. we instantly tried to get tickets to see the balloon from up close. material i know is the design of the balloon and the on the big torches, which bolt the fire here. so somebody gets the freedom of if yo

athletics track, julian alford stormed to the olympic women's, 100 meter title to make history at st. ju lucia's 1st ever. metal is at the games. offered greece convincingly to the gold medal crossing the finish line in 10.72 seconds, leaving heavy favorite americans recovery richardson well behind in 2nd place. well, as the schumann sports world gathers in paris for the olympics, the dog world has seized the moment for a little sport of its own. the world surfing dog championship you heard that right . took over a pacific, a state beach south of san francisco. dog lovers gathered to watch the doorbell, k nines ride the waves. event aims to raise money for animal charities, and perhaps to match new owners for lonely punches. up for adoption, a will ended their stay with us choices, looks at the personal and social risk of dressing in drag in daily. unlike a low coop. more news at the beginning of the next step, the on the long voyage through the ocean and the home deck well with the cost for a long time, they had to be a humans on that journey. now the trenches have become very protective of wha

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i st. lucia's 1st ever medalist out of games. alford breeze convincing lead to the gold medal crossing the finish line and 10.72 seconds. leaving heavy favored american shall carry richardson well behind. and 2nd prize us gymnast simone biles dominated the women's bold finald to win her 3rd gold medal at these games bile scored 15.7 on her, your chunk of double pipe to beat out her becca and raji of brazil, and claim her 7th ever olympic gold and you are up to date has stay with us as there is more sports in just a moment. sports life is next. with a deep dive into the double life of an ethnic, vic asinique in mexico. i was plenty more news and information on our website of the com and even the following social media for me and the team here. thanks for watching the get ready for an exciting auburn toyota to look surprised. hi, i wish up. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of human to you. have you have a window of quote on that. we've got a spot on the on expected side, so slight phenomena. susie is concerned about his eyes on his hostetter. if you do see whatnot fighting st history

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olympics julian alfred slew to the olympic women's 100 major title and powers to make history a st. lucia's 1st ever medalist out of games. alfred breeds convincingly to the gold medal crossing the finish line in 10.72 seconds. even heavy favorite american shack hurry. richardson well behind in 2nd place. you assume that simone biles dominated the women's fold finald when her 3rd gold medal at these games. bio scored 15.7 on her, your chunk of double pike, the bead i've had back under i g of brazil, i'm claim her 7th ever and then pick don't euro today's stay with us though because reporter looked at jeremy's culture of remembered stuff after a short break, don't forget this guy, the more using information on our website to you to view common, you can follow some social media or handle is due to the news on popular police for me in the team here in berlin, i project to take care of the german with c, w plus or emphasizing the award winning offer is available worldwide. every language level. reading jen and has to go. do you know which of these pre industries has the highest c o 2 emission r

fifth in the womens 200 metres final the usa's gabby thomas running away with gold, silver went to st lucia's00 metre championjulien alfred. the usa's brittany brown edged out asher—smith for bronze. sky brown has won bronze in the women's skateboarding park final, just as she did 3 years ago as a 13 year at the tokyo games. 1a year old australian arisa trew took gold with japan's kokona hiraki, silver. for brown, just making the podium is a fantastic achievemnt after dislocating her shoulderjust over a week ago. she spoke to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. this journey since tokyo, since ten, it is been a while. and doing it with all these girls, coco was with me the whole way. we've got next time. it's been really cool just watching we've got next time. it's been really cooljust watching the level of six gate boarding growing up for the every day and especially girls. i'm really stoked. having my injuries before this and not knowing what i could do here and then getting this bronze medal, i'm very happy. in the velodrome, the dutch smashed their own world record twice in defending t

silver went to st lucia's 100 metre championjulien alfred.ttany brown just edged out asher—smith for bronze i was confident going into the race and i did not realise i hadn't won the race until i crossed the line and i knew i would have to execute until the finish and had an olympic champion in the lane next to me and the race wasn't over until it was over. team gb�*s mathew hudson smith is the favourite to take gold in the final of the 400 metres later. he looked very impressive in comfortably winning his semi—final against a field that included former world champion, michael norman. if hudson smith can win he'll become britain's first male 0lympic 400 metres champion since eric liddell — of chariots of fire fame. in the velodrome, the dutch smashed their own world record twice in defending their team sprint title, outclassing great britain in the final. roy van den berg, harrie lavraysen and jeffrey hoogland were the same three that took gold in tokyo, when they ended the olympic stranglehold that team gb had on the event since london 2012.

she beat qualifier priscilla hon in straight sets and will face italy's lucia bronzetti in the second after her opponent, lulu sun, retired. manchester united have agreed a 50 million euro fee with paris st—germain for midfielder manuel ugarte. this includes a further 10 million euros in add—ons, with the uruguayan flying to manchester today for a medical, as the deal looks to move at the same time as scott mctominay�*s potential transfer to napoli. ugarte is reported to have agreed personal terms with united injuly. joao cancelo looks to finally be on his way out of manchester city who've agreed a £21.2 million deal with saudi pro league club al—hilal. the portugese defender is expected to sign a three—year contract, ending his five—year stay at the etihad. crystal palace are closing in on the signing of arsenal striker eddie nketiah in a deal worth £30 million. nketiah, who came through the arsenal accademy, had been linked with a move to nottingham forest and marseille. the 2024 paris paralympics is almost set to get under way and athletes have continued to arrive in the village ah

number two seed, aryna sabalenka underlined her title credentials with a dominant second—round win over luciaing 6—3 6—1 injust 61 minutes. she said afterwards she was pleased to win in two sets in the sweltering conditions. a new look champions league draw will take place later, as the competition extends from 32 to 36 teams. there'll be just one league with teams playing eight matches, four at home and four away. it means more games between the biggest teams. for example, manchester city could face real madrid, bayern munich and barcelona. the european champions, real madrid, are in league action later as they travel to face las palmas. former sheffield united striker, oli mcburnie, made the suprise move to the canary islands in the summer and has featured in the clubs opening two games of the season. despite having played in the premier league, he's excited to be facing carlo ancelotti's side. manchester united, man city, chelsea, arsenal, played them for years, but itjust seemed different. it's because we're british and we don't see as much of them all, they are world renowned as the best

the reason was macron's refusal to appoint lucia castet as the new prime minister.s decision was supported by other political forces. a rally was held in paris. under the slogans, macron must resign, and no to the dictate of the puppets macron and zelensky. macron is just a pawn of the oligarchic system. we all see clearly that western countries led by the united states are waging a war against russia and our president says that we must go further, we must stir up the conflict, he was the first to say that we must introduce our troops into ukraine, just think about how stupid it is, and later , under the influence of someone in the united states, i am sure of it, he arrested pavel durov, now he says, without blushing that he fights for freedom of speech, what, it's a disaster, he works against the interests of the french people, the founder of messenger. telegram pavel durov, during interrogation in paris, said that he maintained contacts with employees of the french counterintelligence and met with them in dubai. this was reported by the publication liberation. it

ultimately there saint lucia's julian alfred took home the gold medal for the 100 meter final, finishing10.72 seconds, marking the first olympic gold medal for the country in its history. a team usa sha'carri richardson actually came in second and melissa jefferson coming in third. so u.s. taking home second and third. there i love it. the world's watching. you see the send off the saint lucia runner got they just showed amazing crowds at the airport and everything like this. just representing again showing how you represent the country. kind of like what we do when you leave every day. well, that's just you're happy that i'm going. it's kind of obvious. i can hear you guys. i'm leaving the office. oh, it's so hard to do stuff over the weekend. it's like, oh, i'm going to miss those races. but good thing for prime time, right? prime time. and then, you know, people like adele is like, we're going to make sure you see it. okay. very cool. all right. hey not so cool this weekend or today week. yeah. still dreaming of the weekend up. not only in the bay area will it be hotter, but we'll als

saint lucia. oh incredible. any medal at all. >> no medal. no medal. there before. i didn't count everybody when i was there, but me either. but no, but. yeah. what what an achievement. a bit of an upset as well. julien alfred. she she clocked. what was it? let me just have a look. what? her time was. i've got it here somewhere. 10.72 seconds and she beat, sakan 10.72 seconds and she beat, sakari richardson into into second place, which is an outstanding achievement because she was the overwhelming favourite. and dina asher—smith didn't make it into the final. a big disappointment for her. she was expected to get through, didn't just didn't run quick enough as it wasn't even a strong a strong field. she finished fifth and we had daryll neita as well. the gb woman who finished fourth missed out on a bronze by four hundredths of a second, but still still a very good performance. she wasn't expected to perform that well and disappointment on the track as well for jeremiah, as he was in the men's100 metre as well for jeremiah, as he was in the men's 100 me

lucia, thousands of miles away in los angeles -- >> tom, how are you this morning?tranged husband tom girardi is on trial for fraud. the one-time legal titan not saying much as cameras caught him coming and going. >> his clothing is very ill-fitting. he looks like he's put on some weight. he looks really despondent. he doesn't look up much. seems like he has his head down most of the time. >> juju: girardi accused of stealing millions of dollars from his own clients, some of them and others who worked with him testifying against him this week. >> i think it is -- other than burying my son, i think it will be the hardest thing i ever do. >> juju: girardi's fall from grace captured the attention of the country in part thanks to his wife. jayne star of the bravo franchise "real housewives of beverly hills." girardi himself often appearing beside her. >> i love you, thank you for meeting with me. >> instead of having lunch with gnarly insurance people, i got you. >> juju: the reality tv star has not been charged with a crime related to girardi's alleged scheme and is no

lucia. she is the first women olympian to take the gold in the 200-meter since 2012. and while nobody was looking, cole hocker made a mad dash for the record books. >> he ran for a major upset in the men's 1500-meter, accelerating from fifth to first place. hocker, a 30-1 long shot took the gold and set a new olympic record, beating britain's josh kerr by just .14 seconds. >>> the u.s. took home another gold in wrest eling where amit elor became the youngest american to ever win the top prize in the event. and the u.s. women's soccer team could add another to that haul. they will face brazil on saturday for the gold, after sophia smith kicked the game winner against germany on tuesday. team usa solidifying a near insurmountable medal lead, with 86 total medals, 24 of which are gold. and jay gray will be live from paris later on "early today" with a preview of today's olympic events. "early today" is back in a minute with another price hike for streamin [♪♪] and why the elon muchsk-owned xs suing. dish spray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. it clea