tom deane's success went _ highlights of my life.lebrations at their watch party back home. dean is still in there. it got 15 million on social media, this time they can be in paris in person as tom looks to create his own legacy in the pool. i'm a big believer in every child you know, wanting to learn to swim, needing to learn to swim, a lead up to paris and off the back of paris i want to use this platform and use the opportunity in this country to push that narrative and get as many kids into the sport as possible. ronald hugh's, broke the record in the hundred metres, now he wants to strike the gold like his idol famously did. i strike the gold like his idol famously did.— strike the gold like his idol famously did. strike the gold like his idol famousl did. ., ., ., ., , famously did. i want to follow his footste -s famously did. i want to follow his footsteps you _ famously did. i want to follow his footsteps you know, _ famously did. i want to follow his footsteps you know, just - famously did. i want to follow his footsteps y

the quartet ofjames guy, tom dean, matt richards and duncan scott secured a comfortable victory, to give first swimming gold in paris, finishing ahead of the usa and australia, and becoming the first in history to retain an olympic relay title with the same four swimmers. we've had some really special moments. we've won two olympic gold medal together on the same relay. we've been together for all of each other�*s individual successes, we fought hard at trials to beat each other and then come back together as teams every single time, and yes, that is something really special. i think we share a bond, the four of us, that we will have the rest of our lives, and yes, it is an honour to be part of. the men's 800 metres freestyle brought a first gold of the games for ireland, daniel wiffen winning in an olympic record time, after the world champion hauled in italy's gregorio paltrinieri, who eventually finished third, with defending champion bobby finke of the usa getting the silver. wiffen is the first athlete from northern ireland to win an olympic gold since 1988. the defending champion b

the quartet ofjames guy, tom dean, matt richards and duncan scott secured a comfortable victory, to give first swimming gold in paris, finishing ahead of the usa and australia, and becoming the first in history to retain an olympic relay title with the same four swimmers. we've had some really special moments. we've won two olympic gold medal together on the same relay. we've been togetherfor love each other�*s individual successes, we fought hard at trials to beat each other and then come back together as teams every single time, and yes, that is something really special. i think we share a bond, the four of us, that we will have the rest of our lives, and yes, it is an honour to be part of. the men's 800 metres freestyle brought a first gold of the games for ireland, daniel wiffen winning in an olympic record time, after the world champion hauled in italy's gregorio paltrinieri, who eventually finished third, with defending champion bobby finke of the usa getting the silver. wiffen is the first athlete from northern ireland to win an olympic gold since 1988. the defending champion beat

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commentator: tom dean is olympic i champion in the 200m freestyle. i oh, my goodness.t all with individual reasons why this olympics will be so special. for britain's most decorated gymnast, with three olympic gold medals, max whitlock is competing one last time for his daughter after he initially stepped away from the sport following the tokyo games. i think i made a decision after tokyo, like that. it was a split decision that i was done. i think this decision now feels right, it feels right to me. especially after an olympic games like tokyo, the previous one being a covid games with no audience. i cannot wait for everyone to be able to come out to paris and watch. when i'm in arenas competing, and when i wait for it to go quiet and she calls for me and we do this double thumbs up. i think i'd love to do that in paris. from a legend's last to a teenage sensation's first. 17—year—old phoebe gill will be the youngest track athlete to run for team gb at an olympic games for over a0 years. ijust can't wait to share this like hotel and the olympic village with all these

dean, duncan scott, matt richards. genuine hopes of a first—ever medal in that discipline. the women also go for britain in the four by 100m freestyle final as well. but i think it is fair to say a lot of the attention this evening will be on a mouth—watering clash in the final of the 400 m freestyle. that will involve the legendary us swimmer katie ledecky. she is a seven time olympic champion. if she were to prevail this evening and win in eight the commission equals the record for the most successful ever female olympic swimmer of all time. but she is up against some very fierce opposition. the reigning champion ariarne titmus of australia. and then there is this prodigy, the canadian 17—year—old summer mcintosh as well. so that is quite a prospect later on this evening. it quite a prospect later on this evenina. , team gb have had plenty of support, including from the prime minister. that's right. he was spending some time at team gb�*s performers lodge, their training time at team gb�*s performers lodge, theirtrai

the formidable quartet of tom dean, james guy, duncan scott and richards blew other nations out of thet i think it's like, i will never, ever forget that. and i can picture it now and just sort of see the whole stadium again. that memory will live with me until the day i die. hello! the matt richards story is not one of overnight success. behind most champions are parents who made huge sacrifices. i'm an only child so my mum and dad have been angels, bless them. they've been incredible. they remortgaged the house when i was younger to be able to afford to keep sending me off to nationals and training camps. it sounds like you owe them a house. i think i do. i need to earn some more money before i can do that. he's certainly on the right path. after a poor season post—tokyo he moved to somerset to train under new coach ryan livingstone, and it's been transformative. last year the 21—year—old became a double world champion and then cemented his place in paris at the british championships. commentator: richards gets it from scott. - you're going in to the olympics as an olympic champion a

dean, duncan scott, matt richards.100m freestyle final as well, but i think it is fair to say a lot of the attention this evening will be on a mouth—watering clash in the final of the 400 m freestyle. that will involve the legendary us swimmer katie ledecky. she is a seven time olympic champion. if she were to prevail this evening and win and eight the commission equals the record for the most successful ever female olympic swimmer of all time. but she is up against some very fierce opposition as well. the reigning champion arianna titmus of australia. then there is this prodigy, the canadian 17—year—old summer mcintosh as well. so that is quite a prospect later on this evening. quite a prospect later on this evenina. ., , �* quite a prospect later on this evenina. . , �* ., quite a prospect later on this evenina. , , �* . ., quite a prospect later on this evenin.. . , �* . . , , ., evening. team gb have had plenty of su ort in evening. team gb have had plenty of support in the — evening. team gb have had plenty of sup

the quartet ofjames guy, jack mcmillan, kieran bird and tom dean set a time ofjust over seven minutesmfortably make it through. the british men's hockey team remain undefeated but only just. they were trailing 2—0 against top seeds the netherlands with just eight minutes to play. but team gb snatched a draw with two late goals, both from lee morton to make it one win and two draws from their first three pool matches. will tonight be the final chapter in andy murray's career — or is there still a story to tell? he's due on court with partner dan evans in the next hour — in the last 16 of the men's doubles. gb�*s hopes in the singles event is over though. jack draper was beaten in three sets against the seventh seed taylor fritz. the american eventually coming through after two hours on court in temperatures of over 30 degrees. away from the olympics — there has been british tennis success in washington. emma raducanu fought offjetlag to beat belgium's elise mertens in three sets in the opening round of the dc open. the win — which was raducanu's first since losing in the last 16 of wim

the british quartette, james guy, tom dean, matthew richards and duncan scott led from the start andhe top of the podium. the us came in second, winning silver , came in second, winning silver, with australia stealing a bronze. it marks the third time in a row britain has won a medal in a row britain has won a medal in the four by 200 metre relay, after winning first in rio, then tokyo and now paris 2024. those are the latest gb news headlines. i'm back in an hour. see you then for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> good evening. the punishment beating of the tories on thursday, the 4th of july has come at a high price. rishi sunak and ex—chancellor jeremy hunt face down the trade unions, which saw the country come closer to balancing the books and taming inflation from over 10% a year ago to 2% now. but unfortunately, in what i fear will become the biggest, i told you so in history. this new labour government, which is just 26 days old, has already rolled over

the british quartette of james guy, tom dean, matthew richards, duncan scott led from the start and poweredto the top of the podium, the us coming in second. australia stealing a bronze. it marks the third time in a row britain has won a medal in the four by 200 metre relay, after winning first in rio, then tokyo and now in paris. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. time now for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> dot com. forward slash alerts . >> dot com. forward slash alerts. >> dot com. forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm simon evans. we've got wednesday's newspapers upon which to play our game. joining me tonight we have two olympic comedy talents, gold medallist cressida wetton. and with suspiciously high testosterone for female steve n allen. have you been tested lately? >> well not for that, but other things. yeah >> got all the signs. the male balding pattern as well. to be honest, i'm amazed you think you can get away with it. anyway, congratulat

commentator: tom dean is olympic i champion in the men's freestyle. i oh, my goodness.als, max whitlock is competing one last time for his daughter after he initially stepped away from the sport following the tokyo games. i think i made a decision after tokyo, like that. it was a split decision that i was done. i think this decision now feels right, it feels right to me. especially after an olympic games like tokyo, the previous one being a covid games with no audience. i cannot wait for everyone to be able to come out to paris and watch when i'm in arenas competing, and when i wait for it to go quiet and she calls me and we do this double thumbs up. i think i'd love to do that in paris. from a legend's last to a teenage sensations first. 17—year—old phoebe gill will be the youngest track athlete to run for team gb at an olympic games for over a0 years. ijust can't wait to share this like hotel and the olympic village with all these different athletes that i've been watching for so many years. once the gun goes off, it just feels like me and the track and like i'm the o

. — can do, and duncan scott came through, tom dean came through, matt richards— through, tom dean camee rivalries friendly rivalry, it is good, _ so the rivalries friendly rivalry, it is good, and it's amazing to see they will— it is good, and it's amazing to see they will drag each other through again— they will drag each other through again because it is one thing winning _ again because it is one thing winning a _ again because it is one thing winning a medal, but winning it with your compatriot, with your family correct _ your compatriot, with your family correct fellow ada, is amazing. good to see this morning. _ correct fellow ada, is amazing. good to see this morning. i _ correct fellow ada, is amazing. good to see this morning. i don't - correct fellow ada, is amazing. (limp. to see this morning. i don't think thatis to see this morning. i don't think that is my car that is improperly parked in the carpet. we are now going to introduce you to becky redfern, who will be swimming in the paralympics in, she will tell us any second now. paralympics in, she will tell us any second n

tom dean, who was the olympic champion in the four. in the two and the relay james guy. surprised if there's not a gold medal coming in the pool this evening. >> some disappointments today, the olympic champion in the freestyle bmx biking, one of the more unusual sports, if you like, >> charlotte worthington. she got knocked out, sadly, but her team—mate kieran riley's through. >> and it was a brilliant performance in the men's hockey, >> where the brits held or came back from two nil down to hold the world number one and top seeds, the netherlands. and i think there's going to be certainly a medal of some colour for britain in the hockey, but all looking good. a lot of strong stuff to come, >> we're climbing up that medal table, looking at france above us at the moment. >> but don't worry about that. >> but don't worry about that. >> they'll be reading them in sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> thank you chris, and we'll see you again tomorrow for more of the same. an update from paris. of the same. an update from pans.thank of the same. an update from paris. thank you. now we'r

we'll see the likes of duncan scott and tom dean go in the men's four by 100 freestyle relay, so all be turning to the aquatic centre in a few hours time. so very, very exciting scenes here in paris and we're in the dodger fan park where i think you can see over my shoulder there is quite the atmosphere here, people. despite that weather, despite all the disruption that the conversations about security, people are loving it here in paris as they should be because it's the olympic games and it is underway, and especially for team gb, we are having an absolutely storming morning so far , and we'll be bringing you far, and we'll be bringing you all the latest throughout the rest of the day with how team gb are doing and all the latest from the atmosphere here in paris. >> that's brilliant. thank you very much. that's the lovely sophie reaper live in paris for us and looking remarkably dry considering she's been getting soaked for like 24 hours solid now. thank you. and sophie is staying with us throughout the programme to bring us up to date on those medals. and congratulations already

they are british swimming's fab four —james guy, tom dean, matt richards and duncan scott. freestyle relay team, who qualified fastest, started fastest, and dominated theirfinal. there have been some close finishes in the pool. this wasn't one of them. scott was clear. gold to great britain on the men's 4 x 200 metres freestyle relay. obviously winning the gold in tokyo, we were silver in rio. um, and to win a game with these lads is fantastic. um, i think we're probably at the pinnacle of, uh, gb's freestyle swimming. what we're seeing is, you know, amazing. and to do that again, um, and repeat history, is pretty cool. earlier in the frothing, frantic finale of the 800 metres freestyle, a momentous swim from daniel wiffen, who competes for ireland, and became the first athlete from northern ireland to win an olympic gold in 36 years. if those titles were won by heroic exertion, in trap shooting, stillness is a virtue. in this nerveless world, nathan hales rarely fails. the world record holder hit an olympic record of 48 targets out of 50. nathan hales destroys that target,

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our colleagues tom winter and jonathan dean learned just this evening that the fbi found a receipt for a ladder purchased from home depot in the possession of the shooter and obviously authorities are investigating whether he brought that ladder to the scene and used it to access the roof. the big picture here as you heard from stephanie gosk, two days before the incident and accessing both his laptop and cellphone the fbi is no closer to determining a motive here. this is peculiar situation here where you have this 20-year-old man who has very little social media profile, which is unusual in itself, and now looking at his private messages and don't see any kind of motive here. and obviously reporters are interviewing friends and neighbors and nobody is really coming up with anything is perplexing, steph. >> our friend carroll lenning at "the washington post" has pointed out there have been investigations into secret service failures over the last ten years and very clear recommendations laid out, but they haven't been implemented. how does that factor into what happens next, and why w

that's right, our callers tom winter and jonathan dean learned just this evening that the fbi found arom home depot in the possession of the shooter and obviously, now investigate whether he brought that letter to the scene and used it to access the roof. but the big picture here is as you heard from stephanie goss, two days after this incident and having access both his laptop and his cell phone, we are told, the fbi is no closer to determining a motive here. this is a really peculiar situation where you have this the 20-year-old man who has very little social media profile which is unusual in and of itself. now they're looking at his private messages and they still don't see any kind of motive here and obviously supporters interviewing friends and neighbors and nobody is really coming up with anything is perplexing, steph. >> are friend at the washington post wanted out that there have been investigations into secret service values over the last 10 years and very clear recommendations laid out that they haven't been implemented. how does that factor into what happened next, and why

this is coming from jonathan m deans and tom winter, two senior law enforcement officials briefed on the weapon used by thomas matthew crooks. they are looking into whether the gun belonged to the shooter's father and had been purchased legally. earlier today, we were out here right next to the rally where he allegedly climbed up onto the roof of a glass fact very and started to fire. what we saw there this morning were investigators up on the roof collecting evidence, about six to half a dozen investigators up there. you can imagine they were combing through whatever evidence they could find a there. we are talking about ballistics, but also, how is crooks able to get to the rooftop? we spoken to a lot of eyewitnesses who say there was a lot of traffic on the road here. it's just down this road. it's incredibly close. he was able to get incredibly close to former president trump . just 150 yards. 440 feet away. if it wasn't for the law enforcement snipers at the door of the open barn right there, that's where they were when n they allegedly exchanged gunfire with crooks. but the big

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oh, dean drilling in the north sea. oh, dear. what does this mean for the scottish economy?his could have huge consequences. there are businesses who have been putting millions into preparing these bids to try and dig oil, drill oil, and now it could all be, gone. >> well. net zero. well this is this is there were dozens of license applications that were in that were being assessed by civil servants. >> ed miliband has this week told them to down tools, not look at any of these new applications and not take in any more oil. now, this is, in fairness, in the labour party manifesto page 52. if anyone's interested, it says we will not issue new licences to explore new fields. they will only accelerate the worsening climate crisis. in addition, will not grant new coal licences and ban fracking for good. the irony here, of course, is that britain imports a lot of fracked gas from the united states of america. so instead of extracting our own gas here, what we're going to be doing is sending a hell of a lot of money over to the united states to have theirs. >> does he think these