what will be success to you at this club? the champions league? a ballon d'or, the fifa best award? how would you say, "i have made it here, i have delivered"? translation: i want everything. the titles. that's, i came over here to make history. psg want neymar to spark a new sporting revolution for them. and, leaving the stadium tonight, he was greeted by fans as their new king. richard conway, bbc news, paris. a british computer expert who helped stop a worldwide cyberattack which hit the nhs is about to appear in court in america after being arrested by the fbi. marcus hutchins, who's 23 and from devon, will face a judge in las vegas, accused of six counts of creating and distributing malwa re, designed to steal bank details. our correspondent, james cook, is in vegas. what are we expecting from the

court? we are expecting a relatively short procedural hearing today, a first hearing from marcus, and at this hearing, he will be given the opportunity to hear again the charges against him, and then the case will move on. the big decision will be whether or not he is kept in custody there and transferred to wisconsin, where the indictment has been laid against him, where an fbi tea m been laid against him, where an fbi team was tested best game —— was investigating the alleged crime for two years, or whether he will be released and allowed to make his own way there. it will be up to the judge to make that decision. he was arrested here just minutes before judge to make that decision. he was arrested herejust minutes before he was due to fly back to the uk from the united states, and his arrest has caused consternation within the cyber security is community. many people don't think the charges against him will stand up and they are worried this will damage

cooperation between hackers and the federal government to try and take down this kind of malware. james cook live in las vegas. as you may have just seen, mo farah has won gold tonight as the world athletics championships got under way in london this evening. it was in the gruelling 10,000 metres, his last competitive race at the distance, before retiring from the track. earlier, usain bolt began the defence of his 100 metre title, as he competes for the last time. 0ur sports correspondent, natalie pirks, is following the action in stratford. this was the scene of his greatest treat. five years on, london and his family were ready to watch britain's tea m family were ready to watch britain's team get off to the perfect start. as usual, he adopted his favourite position, near the back of the pack. it seemed there was a tag team of other nations working together to keep mo farah out of the. lap after lap, he stayed out of trouble and bided his time, even asking the

crowd for more passion. it's not ha rd crowd for more passion. it's not hard enough, and he's going to start slow food is relaxing. the gauntlet had been laid down. can he hold them off? he's done it before. when he went to the final lap in the lead, it was never in doubt. mo farah is going to win it! another world title! the london crowd brought him home. what a race. what a legacy. title! the london crowd brought him home. what a race. what a legacylj got home. what a race. what a legacy.” got a bit emotional at the start and ijust had to get in the zone. it's just been amazing. it isn't only so mo farah bidding goodbye after these championships. he lapped up the love, but bolt fans know he hasn't been lightning quick this season. perhaps he's saving his best. usain bolt has a bit of work to do.

here he and there he goes. the time wasn't spectacular, but it didn't have to be, strolling through to tomorrow's semis, where he is aiming for his 12th — that's 12th — world title. london loves him. they always show me so much love, and i really appreciate it. i'm just happy to be here. sprinting has suffered more than most from the spectre of doping. today, in what will be a recurring image at these championships, retribution for the likes of christine 0huruogu, who collected two bronzes and an upgraded silver that she and other relay team members were cheated out of at past world games. and four britons are through to the semis of the women's 1500 metres, including medal—hope laura muir. she looked calm throughout. she'll need to be. britain has never had a champion in the event. national anthem plays. but it has yet another in sir mo, the greatest athlete britain has ever had. natalie pirks, bbc news,

the london stadium. our sports editor, dan roan, is at the stadium. what a way to say goodbye. to the 10,000 metres. mo farah delivers again. that's right. his domination of distance running continues. he's simply become unbeatable when it comes to the track. is he now the greatest distance runner of all time? it's hard to argue against that. he faced real competition and had to really dig deep in that race. it was fantastic, but when it matters he always tends to prevail. his remarkable tenth consecutive global title for sir mo farah, which is unprecedented. you could make it 11 next week and he goes in the 5000 metres, in what would be his last race ina metres, in what would be his last race in a major competition for he turns his attention to marathon running in the next part of his career. it's all the more impressive, what he achieved this

evening, when this was a troubled build—up for mo evening, when this was a troubled build—upfor mo farah, evening, when this was a troubled build—up for mo farah, once again having to reiterate his credentials asa having to reiterate his credentials as a clean athlete. elsewhere, an encouraging start for british medal prospects, in the 1500 metres laura muir, and the one and only usain bolt. tomorrow, he will race for the final time bolt. tomorrow, he will race for the finaltime in bolt. tomorrow, he will race for the final time in the individual 100 metres before retirement for the a packed house, great atmosphere. perfectly to start the championships, especially for sir mo farah. they're young, british, and taking on hollywood. a new generation of black actors, including john boyega in the blockbuster star wars, have been trained at the identity school of acting, in london. established in 2003, it now boasts a roster of talent that's doing well in america. the british film institute has identified a lack of diversity in film making, and colleen harris has been to meet some of the school's stars who are breaking the industry's glass ceiling. they are some of the british faces breaking into hollywood, an industry under scrutiny over its lack of diversity. i was raised to do one thing...

before hitting the big time with star wars, john boyega began his career at the identity school of acting, then a small start—up in london. your voice is inside of you... i went to see the school and to meetjohn. it's a family environment. they teach you what it's like to work. how much about what you do is about breaking glass ceilings? all of it. and there's a purpose in everything, i feel, and there's a value in making others see themselves in a better way. you've got to break glass ceilings to do that, and that's what i'm doing. today, it's thriving and open to all, but the school opened 1a years ago as britain's first black drama school. its founder, femi 0guns, also set up an agency with it to address the lack of diversity. for me, rather than join the chorus of complaint, ijust decided, you know what, we can do something about this, and this is something

that we nurtured and developed in the school. we developed this whole sense of worth. you have to celebrate your sense of purpose and you have to realise that you are the architect of your own fortune. another identity graduate, letitia wright, will soon appear in cinemas in the new marvel black panther film. she says the school instils a sense of confidence and self—belief. we went into audition rooms not looking at the colour of our skin but looking at our talent. i remember when i went for holby city, i was the only black girl in the room, but i never felt inferior. i felt, i have something to offer, and the role turned from a caucasian girl to a black girl, because our agent made that fight to say, why not? that attitude helped launch malachi kirby, anotherformer student. his portrayal of kunta kinte in the roots remake has been highly praised by critics. my way of fighting is through my art and by not accepting that there are roles that aren't

for me or won't be given to me. there are stories that i want to tell and there are stories that i believe i know how to tell, and they are notjust defined by what i look like. capitalising on its talent, 60% of identity‘s clients are now working and based in the states but, here, the work continues, and john boyega is being honoured for his success. identity, a movement nurturing the next hollywood talent. colleen harris, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, and welcome to sportsday.

iamat i am at the london stadium. a fantastic opening night at the world athletics championships. they are up and running and so is mobile, the double is still on. tonight he has w011 double is still on. tonight he has won 10,000 metres gold. we will have all be detailed injust won 10,000 metres gold. we will have all be detailed in just a won 10,000 metres gold. we will have all be detailed injust a moment. —— mo farah. what a way to end my career in london, tonight was so special. it's also a championship farewell from usain bolt into the 100 semi—finals but he's not happy at all. we will tell you why. ten games in a i’ow fiow. we will tell you why. ten games in a row now. 50 or more in an innings. we will also have all the details of

the final test at old trafford coming up in a minute with will perry in salford. what a night. you can see the london stadium on the opening night of the world buttocks championship. pretty much empty now but they stayed until bavarian. —— world athletics championship. mo farah, nobody was going to leave early for the moment when he bowed another global gold around his neck. he is coming from the crowd now. we will see if we can get a word with him if the stops. let us show you what happened in the 10,000 metres final because he had it so tough. there was a gaggle of kenyans and ethiopians, it was actually the ugandan who took silver, joshua cheptegei. but they pushed him all

the way, what a fantastic final 10,000 metres from mo farah. his final farewell on the track. remember this in london before he turned his attention towards marathon racing. ten global gold is 110w. marathon racing. ten global gold is now. he has not been beaten in the 10,000 metres in six major, in six occasions since back in 2011. the celebrations were fantastic. all the memories came back from all his winds, really. london 2012, when he secured his first double. he's about as pretty much why the london while's athletics champion jim as pretty much why the london while's athletics championjim he wa nted while's athletics championjim he wanted to bow out her and nobody left as they waited to watch him get another gold medal. let us hearfrom both are now and his first bought straight after he won the gold. both are now and his first bought straight after he won the goldm was amazing tonight. i had to get my

head around it. i got a little bit emotional at the start. i had to get into the free zone... it has been amazing. the crowns were incredible. you will orchestrating the crowd. playing with the crowd. get the crowd to get me going. it was not an easy ra ce crowd to get me going. it was not an easy race though. a tough race. they took it to you in that one. itjust shows what ever be tactics, whatever they try to do, they cannot beat you. i do work on everything. it has been a long journey. i try to cover everything in training, speed, everything. what a way to end my career in london and tonight was special. it really was special. can it be even more special by getting the sooo even more special by getting the 5000 metres gold as well as he did london? he will go away now, rest

and recuperation, heats for the 5000 final which is on saturday. that will be on the wednesday. getting a little bit closer, mo farah will breakfrom little bit closer, mo farah will break from an ex—tory, usain bolt. letter sherry you what happened to him. he was not happy at all. he said the blocks were the worst he has a big springs. look how sluggish he was out of the blocks. he came through in the end. all the british boys, they qualified for the semifinals tomorrow as well. rhys prescott, but usain bolt who is bowing out, he is retiring after these championships, not happy at all. let us hearfrom these championships, not happy at all. let us hear from the wilds fastest man after his raise in the heats to get through to the semifinals. i am not very fond of these blocks. the worst blogs i have ever experienced. it was not a smooth side. i have to get this together. i cannot keep doing this. what is it about them in particular? it is shaky, when i did my warm up,

it fell back when i pushed back. it is not what i'm used to. it is not as firm as i'm used to. not as quick 01’ as firm as i'm used to. not as quick or not as