poppy maskill to the wall for the gold. _ paralympic games. poppy maskill to the wall for the gold. all. the wall for the gold. she and all the wall for the gold. she and all the other medal— the wall for the gold. she and all the other medal winners - the wall for the gold. she and all the other medal winners will- the wall for the gold. she and all the other medal winners will get| the wall for the gold. she and all i the other medal winners will get to ring the bell in paralympics gb house. it's a sound team is hoping to hear many more times over the next few days. a couple more results to beating australia yesterday, great britain had another nailbiter of a match, this time against denmark. they beat them 58—55. great result for them. they beat them 58—55. great result forthem. in they beat them 58—55. great result for them. in cycling, they beat them 58—55. great result forthem. in cycling, great they beat them 58—55. great result for them. in cycling, great britain are guaranteed a gold medal tonight because both fin graham and jaco van gass are through to the c3 individual pu

representing great britain, poppy maskill. it was, she said, unreal. class for athletes with an intellectual impairment, left her rivals treading water as she raced the 100 metres butterfly in exhilarating fashion. commentator: maskill. is a paralympic champion. a gold medal, a world record and her own piece of history. and britain soon had another gold. last year tully kearney�*s hopes here hung in the balance after a serious injury, but she held off her rivals to win the 200 metres freestyle. gold for great britain, gold for tully kearney. for paralympics gb, it was some night in the pool. in fact, there was so nearly a british hat—trick, but will ellard was just edged out into silver in his 100 metres butterfly. a glittering start then for britain's swimmers here, and there was success for the cyclists too, although for one of their biggest names there was only heartache. kadeena cox had won the time trial at the previous two games, but her disability has left her weakened on her right side and she later said that was what caused this. and it hasn't

some have pizza but for poppy maskill it is crocs.— poppy maskill it is crocs. shoes are available. - poppy maskill it is crocs. other plastic shoes are available. in | poppy maskill it is crocs. other i plastic shoes are available. in the! paralympicsgb have set themselves a target of between 100 and 140 medals at paris 2024, and they got off to a great start on the first day of competition with medals in a number of different events, asjoe lynskey reports. introducing great britain's first gold—medal—winners — a 19—year—old at her first games, and a former champion who's fought to be here. gold medallist — the women's 200 freestyle s5 — tully kearney. for tully kearney, there were times she thought she might not make the start line. last year, she suffered a serious head injury. it affected her training and her memory. her cerebral palsy made it harder to recover. and yet kearney was here, and in the lead at the turn. but it was a great turn from tully kearney, and that's taken her clear. in the 200 metre freestyle, she won silver in tokyo. this time, she was

it came in the pool for poppy maskill. poppy maskill is just 19 years old. she comes from cheshire.ime. brilliant win for poppy maskill, britain's first gold medal of the games. afterwards she said it was just unreal. you can see that she was struggling to take in really what she had achieved. that victory came reallyjust she had achieved. that victory came really just a few minutes after britain had a silver medalfor will allard in his 100 metres butterfly event. a great start for britain swimmers. a gold medal and a silver medal already. swimmers. a gold medal and a silver medal already-— medal already. para gb targeting over 100 odd _ medal already. para gb targeting over 100 odd medals _ medal already. para gb targeting over100 odd medals or- medal already. para gb targeting over 100 odd medals or so, - medal already. para gb targeting over 100 odd medals or so, but l medal already. para gb targeting . over 100 odd medals or so, but such is the nature of sport, just when we thought kadeena cox was a banker, she has won so much in paralympics, absolutely desperate stuff in the ve

poppy maskill is just 19 years old, but in her 100 metres butterfly final she was unstoppable. now the paralympic champion. the first day of the games, and the first medals for britain came in the velodrome. steve bate, who's visually impaired, and his pilot chris latham lost their pursuit final to the dutch duo. they finished second in tokyo, and they finish second again here. but bate was still delighted with his silver. and it was also silver for daphne schrager, also beaten in herfinal, but tears ofjoy on her paralympic debut. but there were tears of a different kind for one of the british team's biggest names — kadeena cox coming off her bikejust seconds into her time trial. it hasn't gone according to plan. and her title defence was over before it had barely begun. cox, who has multiple sclerosis, still has another event here, but as she was helped from the track, her heartache was all too clear. there were better fortunes in the table tennis for 14—year—old bly twomey, one of the british team's youngest members, winning both of her opening doubles matches, including in t

teenage swimmer poppy maskill created history with britain's first gold.victory in the s14100m butterfly. she actually broke the world record in that race, describing it afterwards as "unreal". that was followed shortly after by another gold, also in the pool. maskill�*s team—mate tully kearney claiming victory in the s5 200m freestyle — a win she said was "redemption" following her silver medal in tokyo last time around. not such positive news though for one of britain's big hopes going into paris, kadeena cox. she crashed out of her c4—5 500m time trial final. the four—time paralympic champion had qualified second fastest for the final, but hit the velodrome track on the first corner. louis rees—zammit has been added to the jacksonville jaguars' practice squad following his preseason training camp with the kansas city chiefs. the former wales rugby union star missed out on the chiefs' 53—man nfl roster and was expected to continue his contract on their practice squad but, he has instead joined the jaguars' practice squad — where he has been listed as a w

poppy maskill won paralympics gb's first gold with a world record in the pool.ese moments for the first time in officialfan zones across the country. the future of vocational courses like btecs is a "mess". that's according to more than a50 schools and colleges in england. a review into post—i6 education isn't due until december, leaving them unsure what they can offer in 2025. and wildlife photographer of the year is back. the contest, run by the natural history museum, highlights the best nature photography from all around the world. there were nearly 60,000 entries and these are some of my favourites. the winners will be announced on 8 october. time now for ten seconds of tomato mania. spain's la tomatina festival saw thousands swimming in tomato sauce, throwing tomatoes at one another and even making "tomato angels." i'm booking my ticket for next year's festival asap. you're all caught up now — have a great night! welcome along to sportsday. i'm adam wild. here's what's coming up: a new format for a new extended champions league season. the draw�*s been mad

teenage swimmer poppy maskill created history with britain's first gold.lly broke the world record in that race, describing it afterwards as "unreal" that was followed shortly after by another gold, also in the pool. maskills team—mate tully kearney claiming victory in the s5 200m freestyle — a win she said was �*redemption' following her silver medal in tokyo last time around. not such positive news though for one of britain's big hopes going into paris, kadeena cox. she crashed out of her c4—5 500 metre time trial final. the four—time paralympic champion had qualified second fastest for the final, but hit the velodrome track on the first corner. louis rees—zammit has been added to the jacksonville jaguars' practice squad following his pre—season training camp with the kansas city chiefs. the former wales rugby union star missed out on the chiefs' 53—man nfl roster and was expected to continue his contract on their practice squad but, he has instead joined the jaguars' practice squad — where he has been listed as a wide receiver — after they opted to sign

teenage swimmer poppy maskill created history with britain's first gold at the games.tterfly. she broke the world record in that race, describing it afterwards as "unreal". that was followed shortly after by another gold, also in the pool. maskill�*s team—mate tully kearney taking victory in the s5 200 metre freestyle — a win she said was "redemption" following her silver medal in tokyo last time around. not such positive news though for one of britain's

teenage swimmer poppy maskill created history with britain's first gold. in the s14 100m butterfly. she actually broke the world record in that race, describing it afterwards as "unreal". that was followed shortly after by another gold, also in the pool. maskill�*s team—mate tully kearney claiming victory in the s5 200m freestyle — a win she said was "redemption" following her silver medal in tokyo last time around. not such positive news though for one of britain's big hopes going into paris, kadeena cox. she crashed out of her c4—5 500m time trial final. the four—time paralympic champion had qualified second fastest for the final, but hit the velodrome track on the first corner. louis rees—zammit has been added to the jacksonville jaguars' practice squad following his preseason training camp with the kansas city chiefs. the former wales rugby union star missed out on the chiefs' 53—man nfl roster and was expected to continue his contract on their practice squad but, he has instead joined the jaguars' practice squad — where he has been listed as a wide re

teenage swimmer poppy maskill created history with britain's first gold at the games. the 19—year—old took victory in the sm 100 metre butterfly. she broke the world record in that race, describing it afterwards as "unreal". that was followed shortly after by another gold, also in the pool. maskill�*s team—mate tully kearney taking victory in the ss 200 metre freestyle — a win she said was "redemption" following her silver medal in tokyo last time around. not such positive news though for one of britain's big hopes kadeena cox. she crashed out of her c4—5 500 metre time trial final. the four—time paralympic champion had qualified second fastest for the final, but hit the velodrome track on the first corner. dutch rider caroline groot took the gold medal. posting on instagram, cox said, "the last two paralympics i've woken up next to a medal grateful it wasn't a dream! today feels like a nightmare i can't wake up from. sport can be cruel, ms can be cruel, living with an eating disorder can be cruel, but i'm telling myself what i'd tell the riders on my academy — true st

poppy maskill won paralympics gb's first gold with a world record in the pool.or the first time in officialfan zones across the country. the future of vocational courses like btecs is a "mess". that's according to more than a50 schools and colleges in england. a review into post—i6 education isn't due until december, leaving them unsure what they can offer in 2025. and wildlife photographer of the year is back. the contest, run by the natural history museum, highlights the best nature photography from all around the world. there were nearly 60,000 entries and these are some of my favourites. the winners will be announced on 8 october. time now for ten seconds of tomato mania. spain's la tomatina festival saw thousands swimming in tomato sauce, throwing tomatoes at one another and even making "tomato angels." i'm booking my ticket for next year's festival asap. you're all caught up now — have a good night! the future of vocational courses like btecs is a "mess". that's according to more than a50 schools and colleges in england. a review into post—i6 education isn

poppy maskill won paralympics gb�*s first gold, with a world record in the pool.t time in official fan zones across the country. the future of vocational courses like btecs is a "mess". that's according to more than a50 schools and colleges in england. a review into post—i6 education isn't due until december, leaving them unsure what they can offer in 2025. and wildlife photographer of the year is back. the contest, run by the natural history museum, highlights the best nature photography from all around the world. there were nearly 60,000 entries and these are some of my favourites. the winners will be announced on the 8th of october. time now for ten seconds of tomato mania. spain's la tomatina festival saw thousands swimming in tomato sauce, throwing tomatoes at one another and even making "tomato angels." i'm booking my ticket for next year's festival asap. you're all caught up now — have a good night! welcome along to sportsday — i'm adam wild, here's whats coming up... a new format for a new extended champions league season. the draw�*s been made and all 36

teenage swimmer poppy maskill created history with britain's first in paris — plus, there were threed? i will have the details. good morning. it's friday, the 30th august. the mother of a 13—year—old girl who died after a severe allergic reaction to a costa coffee hot chocolate, says she wants to make sure no other parent loses their child in the same way. abimbola duyile, whose daughter hannah died within hours of sipping the drink, is calling on the food industry

the first gold came from swimmer poppy maskill in the s1a 100m butterfly. freestyle. not such positive news though for one of britain's big hopes going into paris, kadeena cox. she crashed out of her ca—5 500 metre time trial final. the four—time paralympic champion had qualified second fastest for the final, but she had an unsteadt start, but she had an unsteady start, and hit the velodrome track on the first corner. in new york, britain's katie boulter described her second round match as "horrendous", as she was beaten by spain'sjessica bouzas maneiro. boulter who was seeded 31 for the tournament, was defeated in straight sets by the world number 7a. boulter then, still waiting to reach the second week of a grand slam in her career. earlier world number1 iga swiatek went through safely to the next round. as is mens number1 jannik sinner. britains jack draper will be following him into the third round, in the last few moments he's beaten argentinian facundo diaz acosta in straight sets. more on all those stories over on the website, but that is all the spo

the first gold came from swimmer poppy maskill in the s14100m butterfly.e the world record for that victory. in the last half hour, paralympics gb have their second gold, it also came in the pool tully kearney winning the s5 200m freestyle . not such positive news though for one of britain's big hopes going into paris, kadeena cox. she crashed out of her c4—5 500 metre time trial final. the four—time paralympic champion had qualified second fastest for the final, but hit the velodrome track on the first corner. details of all those stories, plus all the latest from tonights europa league and europa conference league playoff ties over on the bbc sport website, but that's all the sport for now. french authorities have charged telegram ceo pavel durov with six charges relating to illicit activity on his app. the 39—year—old billionaire was released from custody on a 5 million euros bail. he is forbidden from leaving france and must check in at a police station twice a week. the authorities say telegram had refused to work with the authorities and was complici

poppy maskill set a world record with her win in the women's 100 metres s14 butterfly event.ime tonight. we are starting to get the first clips and lines from the interview. in it, she said donald trump and the republicans have been calling for her to sit down, they claim the public does not know who kamala harris is and what she stands for. in the first preview from cnn of that interview, she addressed that concern. the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values are not changed. my values are not changed. my value around what we need to do to secure our border, that value has not changed. i spent two terms as the attorney general of california prosecuting transnational, and organisations, violations of american laws, regarding the passage, illegal passage of guns, drugs and human beings across our border. my values have not changed. that interview comes at the latest pulling dominic —— latest pulling from fox news shows things are going pretty well for the vice president. just a warning — there is a 3% margin of error in th

there were dominant displays for poppy maskill and tully kearney in the 200 metres freestyle, both in over germany in their first convincing 76—55 win over germany in theirfirst group stage convincing 76—55 win over germany in their first group stage match. with 22 goal medals up for grabs today, great britain is off to a promising start on day one of the paralympic games. we can bring you a few more results now, in wheelchair rugby, one of the most popular spectator sport here because it's so exciting and at times brutal, there was an absolute thriller of a game earlier between great britain and australia, with great britain and australia, with great britain and australia, with great britain coming out on top 58-55, a great britain coming out on top 58—55, a great win for them. meanwhile, david smith, britton's most decorated boettcher player of all time had a win too, 5—2 over a brazilian and rachel chan who may have lost her doubles match with jack shepherd, made history as britain's first female paralympian in her sport. so lots of british interest tonight in the finals as great b