and they are regards to goods. and they are talking about imposing sanctions on china and on beijing if china does not cooperate. these threats that china may just not cooperate. these threats that china mayjust go back, and when it comes to north korea, they have already responded saying that sanctions or military threat will not work. now let's get the weather. it looks like in london and we have missed most of the showers this afternoon, fine freebie proceedings this evening. the showers have been quite potent, we have seen the worst clearing out the way in the last hour. it will be quite a chilly evening. temperatures expected to dip down into low single figures, not in the towns and cities, but at two or three in the glens of scotla nd two or three in the glens of scotland that will give a touch grass frost. it means a lovely start tomorrow morning for most of the country but not all. as is often the

case, it is quite fickle, we have surely rhian in northern ireland. by that stage, it is a lot brighter for northern ireland and we should hold on to be dry and bright weather. that is where we will have the higher temperatures. feeling cool in the showers and rain elsewhere, particularly with the wind coming in off the atlantic ocean. next week is still looking rather unsettled and is the summer holidays for many as well, not great news. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: in the last few minutes, world's fastest man usain bolt sprinted into tonight's 100m final as he attempts to win a 12th world title. also through to the final is british sprinter reece prescod. italian police say a 20—year—old british model was drugged, kidnapped and put up for sale on the internet in milan last month. a polish man, who lives

in the uk, has been arrested in connection with the crime. a british hacker, praised for helping to stop a cyber attack on the nhs, is spending the weekend in an american prison, accused of creating malware for stealing bank details. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me katherine downes. the headlines this evening: a last blast from bolt — the jamaican superstar goes for his 4th and final 100 metres world title before retirement. high drama here at the london stadium because bolt was beaten in that semifinal but he is into tonight's final. and mo farah says he will make it back onto the track, despite a bruising ten thousand meters.

also coming up in the programme: england on top in the final test of the series against south africa — james anderson with four wickets at old trafford. a few people have written me off in the big races, i know i can raise my game when i need to. the hardest pa rt game when i need to. the hardest part for me is... good evening. yes, we've got cricket to come, and the football season started this weekend but there is only one place to start this evening, and that's at the london stadium where usain bolt is hoping to go out in a blaze of glory, running his final individual 100 metres before retiring and he wants to go out with gold. olly foster is there for us. just a few moments ago we saw him in

the semifinal and he didn't win it. no, he did not, he didn't have to do. in these three semifinals it is the top two who go through no matter what the time and then the two fastest losers. it was always going to bea fastest losers. it was always going to be a tough semifinal for usain bolt, remember how awful he was in yesterday's heat, blaming the blocks. he is never that explosive to get that enormous frame up out of the blocks. he always makes up the time. kristian coleman, who was in this heat, he has been tipped for greatness, perhaps one of those men who will win a future world titles, one of those man who could win this world title. they both eased down, but usain bolt just world title. they both eased down, but usain boltjust looked across to coleman and said, i was on your shoulder, i am going to see you in the final. coleman, from america, he

is 21, almost ten years usain bolt‘s junior, he crossed the line in 9.97, usain bolt 9.9 eight. the only two men from the semifinals to dip below ten seconds, is noticeably quite slow. perhaps they are saving their best for that final. it was high drama, because as the crowd looked to see what the time was for official clarification, usain bolt‘s name did not come up in second place. we could see clearly he had given second, he knew he had given seconds and he wiped away the screen, he said, get that rubbish down, and they clarified he had qualified for the final. we are going to get that at 945. who else is through? reece prescod, the 21—year—old, as the junior they said he was the british bolt because he

is tall and gangly, the same running style. he came second in his, look how he burst through on the outside beside yohan blake. reece prescod came second, he is on tonight's final, an absolute dream for him. cj ujah did not go through. he was in the next lane to usain bolt. in the first heat, james dasaolu, he was very, very disappointed with his ten point to two seconds. if he had run as he has done over the past couple of weeks he would have got into that final, but it was the south african who won that and justin gatlin. a little while after he stepped off the track, i spoke to a very despondentjames the track, i spoke to a very despondent james dasaolu. the track, i spoke to a very despondent james dasaolum

the track, i spoke to a very despondent james dasaolu. it didn't go well at all, i just despondent james dasaolu. it didn't go well at all, ijust ran 1022, one of my slowest times of the year so far, i ran10.13 of my slowest times of the year so far, i ran 10.13 last year. yesterday, three weeks ago, i ran 10.06, ifi yesterday, three weeks ago, i ran 10.06, if i ran it again i would be through to the final. i am just trying to move on. that is the gutting thing, it gatlin, he didn't tearup gutting thing, it gatlin, he didn't tear up the trees. that was nothing special. in past games i have ran 9.9to make special. in past games i have ran 9.9 to make the final. this year, 10.0 six, ten point 09. a missed opportunity. james dasaolu's campaign is over, he did not get picked for the relay either. he is disappointed he didn't execute as he should. we wait for the men's 100 should. we wait for the men's100 metre final is at about quarter to ten tonight, if the schedule goes to

plan. we are just looking at the start of the women's 1500 plan. we are just looking at the start of the women's1500 metres semifinal, two british women going right now on track. let's show you what's been happening in the habitat alone for a katarina johnson—thompson. she is one of her wea kest johnson—thompson. she is one of her weakest event johnson—thompson. she is one of her wea kest event rig ht johnson—thompson. she is one of her weakest event right now, is the shot putt. she has only through and 12 metres and 47 centimetres, that is about parfor metres and 47 centimetres, that is about par for the course for her, but that is ranked 23rd. she went into the afternoon session ranked fifth. but well below what she should have been, this is what happened in the highjump in the morning session. she did ok in the hurdles but in the second event, she canjump 1.98, hurdles but in the second event, she canjump1.98, this is a 1.8 six. she was absolutely distraught. as one of the commentators said, she has been haemorrhaging points there. it is nafi thiam who leads the way for belgium in the heptathlon. you

can hear the crowd just raising the noise levels once again, that's because laura muir and jessica judd are going in the first of the women's1500 metres semifinals. let's pick up the commentary with oui’ let's pick up the commentary with our colleagues from bbc sport now. commentator: ‘s our colleagues from bbc sport now. commentator: '5 laura muir looks very comfortable. she looks a little anxious. only five go through. laura muir is a perfect position. kim egon, laura muir. these five are pulling away. 4.356 is the winning time. well,

well, well. that is good enough for laura muirto well, well. that is good enough for laura muir to get into the final of the women's1500 metres, a much better rates for her than in the heat yesterday, jessica judd finished considerably down in that field is and unless the second semifinal is very slow, i think that is it forjessica judd, the former junior medallist. she has had a fantastic championships, she was delighted to get through to the second day of competition. let's recap what we saw this morning, some real superstar is a 400 metres. a very good day for the british men in the 400 heats. let's show you one of them, matthew hudson—smith and dwayne cowing, have made it through to semifinals. doing kevin is 32, a latecomer. you try to make it as a footballer. the very first day he thought he would be an athlete has

coached old ham thought he would be an athlete has coached oldham is no way, you are never going to make at all. well, he proved him wrong, because he is into the 400 metres world championships semifinals. i got through to the semifinals, i took a few weeks off, lama bit semifinals, i took a few weeks off, i am a bit rusty, hopefully in the next round i will go a bit harder, get a faster time. to everybody out there, never give up. get a faster time. to everybody out there, nevergive up. i get a faster time. to everybody out there, never give up. lam get a faster time. to everybody out there, never give up. i am 32 years old, i there, never give up. i am 32 years old, lam there, never give up. i am 32 years old, i am training with 19 and 20—year—olds. you have just got to grind on and stay in. if bolt is the man to beat in the 100 metres, wayne van newkirk is the world champion, the olympic champion, the world record holder as well, he is also into the semifinals. he is trying to double up as well, many people see him as the area to greatness on the

athletics track after usain bolt called it a day in the next couple of hours. we are going to say goodbye to usain bolt as an individual athlete. wayde van niekerk is absolutely fabulous, he looked comfortable is getting into the semifinals of the 400 metres. we also had the 800 metres on the track, the first heat is. it was all going on on the track, so much to keep across to date. another sell—out, very rare. all the sessions pretty much have been sell—outs so far. i know it is fairly early. let's show you what happened in the 800 metres, another very good one for the british men, all three of them made it through to the next age, elliott giles was the quickest, ninth quickest overall. kyle langford also qualified. let's hear from elliott giles about racing in front of this fantastic london crowd at the london stadium.

in front of this fantastic london crowd at the london stadiumlj in front of this fantastic london crowd at the london stadium. i think it's all about staying relaxed and these things. it is easy to get caught up in the moment, it can become quite overwhelming. i looked at it as a normal race without the pressure and estate, all the way through. i think it paid off, i could have been in real trouble. i've still got 200 to go. it went to plan. it was a really good morning, three british women in the 100 metres as well. coming through the first seats to reach the next round of the 100 metres in the women. whilst all that was going on, we had oui’ whilst all that was going on, we had our eyes on the hammered cage in the middle, qualification forthe women's hammer, sophie hitchon, she won a surprise bronze at the olympics and rio last year. this is qualification for monday's might final, shejust needed qualification for monday's might final, she just needed the one through. 73 metres, job done, she

smiled and off she went to conserve all her energies for the final on monday night. sophie hitchon who was a former ballerina, she thought that's what she was going to do. she surprised everybody there again, didn't she? a fantastic performance yet again, fingers crossed she can follow u p yet again, fingers crossed she can follow up an olympic medal with a world once on monday. we were catching our breath from all the drama of last night with the mo farah and that nail—biting 10,000 metres as he raced for the last time over 10,000 metres. he is doubling up over 10,000 metres. he is doubling up in the 5000 does well for the last time before he moves into marathon running. this is his farewell, as well as you seem bolt‘s, what a race that was, he was spiked, tripped. he came to talk to us spiked, tripped. he came to talk to us and showed me the blood in his tracksuit from his left calf. he thought the doctors might say that to be aired. he was so worried about his left leg. he was all smiles

today and he spoke to brendan foster. there was never a doubt i was going to lose that raise no matter what they did. it was a matter what they did. it was a matter of mentally focusing. if i could have lost that raise, i would have been facing the crowd... letting the gap goal. if geoffrey went off, i've got a big, massive 93p- went off, i've got a big, massive gap. that would have been harder to close. that's why i was conscious of how much of a gap i had. we are the? you were never nervous? yesterday was different for me in terms of how i've been all championship. it's knowing it's going to be the last ten kate. i was quiet all yesterday. people were like, what is wrong, mo? 20 crossed the line... it was beautiful, i really enjoyed it. it

was that moment when you cross the line first, it can't be forgotten. it would be forgotten, it was a great race, apart from the confident mo farah without a doubt in his mind, lap after lap, everyone having a goal and then when you crossed the line, touch the ground, and that was wonderful, you family was.|j line, touch the ground, and that was wonderful, you family was. i go straight to them. that was my plan to keep me going for the last couple of weeks. it is all part of it. for me, ijust of weeks. it is all part of it. for me, i just wanted of weeks. it is all part of it. for me, ijust wanted to celebrate with them. once the track is finished, this is it, there are not going to come to another track. it was beautiful to be able to enjoy time with my family and walk on the track. the twins were loving it, rhianna was loving it. i really enjoyed it. and are you excited about next weekend ? enjoyed it. and are you excited about next weekend? arsenal. they are away to leicester, right? not

arsenal. newcastle? not newcastle, mo farah, 5000 metres.” arsenal. newcastle? not newcastle, mo farah, 5000 metres. i am excited. ijust mo farah, 5000 metres. i am excited. i just have to mo farah, 5000 metres. i am excited. ijust have to get my feet down, rest u p ijust have to get my feet down, rest up and spend time chilling with the kids and that will take. just make sure i don't run around a lot. he might be the greatest distance runner of all time but he has a very, very poor taste in football clu bs, very, very poor taste in football clubs, mo farah there. great to see him smiling again, he was really, really worried about that left leg. all is well and he is going to go hopefully in the 5000 metres heats on wednesday. the countdown now is for us, quarter to ten, stop what you are doing for around ten seconds because usain bolt is looking to go out with a bang. we have ordered a delivery for around that time here at the bbc

sports centre. let's bring you up—to—date with the rest of the sports news this evening, england have taken control of the final test against south africa. james anderson took four wickets at his home bred took four wickets at his home bred to hold so that about two 220—9, chasing 362 at the end of the second dates ‘s play. you can't visit this old trafford without being reminded of the other. the sporting season has already begun to change, come next weekend the traffic will be heading to the other end. while this old trafford has the attention, at least it has a game to hold it, england ahead in the series but not yet secure in the test. what happens next could be crucial. it all set off at premier league pace, jonny bairstow held england together, mixing the skills with the physical and at times be radical. —— the magical. 90 minutes played he was on 99, focus, one more. johnny was sorry. more importantly, he got england to 362, now james anderson bowling

from the james anderson end, named yesterday, christened with his third ball today. a roar that remains of united at home, england made further progress, as they had three by tea including hashim amla, always a symbolic wicket. england brought back anderson who blew his house down. same over, same result, now faf du plessis out. this was one of those spells, brilliant and nonchalant. this test is quickly moving on without so that the panda with it the series. it was nice to stick around with johnny for a bit. to get us around with johnny for a bit. to get us up to 360, we knew it was going to bea us up to 360, we knew it was going to be a competitive score. he managed to take wickets. those three

wickets in that spell after tea, it was key for the team. england limited overs at alex hales, he hitan england limited overs at alex hales, he hit an incredible 95 of only 30 balls in the t20 match against durham at trent bridge. his innings included nine fours and nine sixes, not bad at all. the football season is back and in the opening match of the scottish premiership season, lee griffiths scored twice as celtic began their title defence with an impressive 4—1 win at home to hearts. celtic did not need to show off a trophy to remind everyone that they are untouchable in scotland. six titles in a row is hard to forget as is visiting celtic park. the last game of last season ended in defeat for hearts and the first game of the season started heading in the same direction thanks to lee griffiths after less than 30 minutes. if that was a tricky finish, things were far simpler for scott sinclair.

griffiths made it a day to remember with the 200th club goal of his career. although hungry for a hat—trick, he was substituted soon after. for calum macgregor, it was third time lucky shooting from range. a clean sheet would have completed the perfect start to the season, but few would bemoan a consolation for hearts. after exiting the league cup and sacking their manager, their suffering fans were finally giving something to cheer thanks to this goal elsewhere in the scottish premiership, ross county beat dundee 2-1, hibs premiership, ross county beat dundee 2—1, hibs won at home and saint johnstone were 2—1winners at kumar. the english football league got underway last night but today marks the first full schedule of fixtures and john terry captained aston villa in his first game since leaving

chelsea at the end of last season. they didn't take long to take the lead against hull city, just six minutes. hull equalised a very similar mannerjust minutes. hull equalised a very similar manner just after the minutes. hull equalised a very similar mannerjust after the hour. they look to bounce straight back up to the premier league. let's pick out a view of the other notable results. bristol city had the best win, top of the table after beating barnsley. sheffield united's returns began with a 1—0 win. relegated middlesbrough lost at wolves. all the football league scorers are on the bbc sport website including an incredible start the season for luton who beat you 8—2 and we had to come back from a goal as well. leyton orient have begun their first season i the football league for 112 years, it did not go well, losing to nil at sutton

united. dean beckwith here with the second. it is hard to believe, but the fa cup final wasn't even three months ago, but qualifying for this season's competition got underway today and the bbc is following it from the beginning. our cameras were on merseyside. litherland won 2—0 after a goalless first half, the game got into life. colin mcdonald was on the right place at the right time. a moment of class here, making sure litherland were through to the next round. south korea's kim has a comfortable lead after three rounds at kingsbarns in fife. she finished on a17 kingsbarns in fife. she finished on a 17 under par, six shots clear of england's georgia hall who was tied for second. she was three shots behind by a double bogeyed at houles 16 and 17 which meant kim extended

her lead. rory mcilroyrory mcilroy. his opponent, the belgian, is eight under par there. alfie hewett is to do the final of the british open wheelchair tennis championships in nottingham for the first time in the event it was an all british semifinal and hewitt beat gordon reedin semifinal and hewitt beat gordon reed in three sets. he will face the world number one argentinian tomorrow. in the first round of by tomorrow. in the first round of rugby league super eight qualifiers, featherstone rovers were beaten by 38 points to 12, gregg mcnally scoring the two tries there. and in france, catalan dragons came from behind to beat london broncos by 20 points— 18, lewis anderson scoring what turned out to be the winning try there. moto gp returned from its mid—season break with world champion mark marquez taking pole for tomorrow's czech grand prix, there

we re tomorrow's czech grand prix, there were mixed fortunes for british riders. he ignored medical advise not to take part in qualifying after hurting his back during this 180 mile an hour crashed in practice. remarkably, he shrugged off the paint to qualify in the first, keeping his hopes alive of repeating his historic victory here. sam lowes was not so fortunate. he is 22nd on the grid. alistair brownlee has ruled himself out of the rest of the world triathlon series, he is having surgery world triathlon series, he is having surgery to sort out an ongoing hip problem. he says he hopes the surgery problem. he says he hopes the surgery will allow him to prolong his career. the briton had been a favourite for next month's iron man championship held in the us. before we go, we havejust a championship held in the us. before we go, we have just a few more hours to enjoy the spectacle that is usain bolt racing for individual glory, the final of the men's100 metres in

the final of the men's100 metres in the world championships is at court to ten this evening, don't miss it. bolt will be there for the last time going for his 12th world title. will we ever see his like again? thanks for watching, good night. bolt is away pretty well. it is going to be these two, coleman is going to wear it, bolt looks across. he is through. we have had a future race around the east london area, they have cleared out of the way now. it is not as it

looked earlier in the day. look at this picture sent in with that menacing looking share workload and the double rainbow in aberdeenshire. not great weather for most of us. for the last few hours, the bigger storms moved out the way, still showers in north—eastern areas which are feeding all the time. we have got and ridge of high pressure with as overnight. it is not going to last. not quite weather overnight with a lighter winds means it will be quite chilly, temperatures dropping, double figures just about in towns and cities but in the countryside sixes and sevens. lower singles in the glens of scotland, a touch of grass frost. that is early. the ridge of high pressure isn't going to last, we have got this area of low pressure winding itself up. in northern ireland will cloud over quickly with showery rain spreading into the west of scotland and by lunchtime it will be knocking on the

door of the west of wales. it should stay that way, very usable weather in what looks like a particularly u nsettled in what looks like a particularly unsettled few days. come the afternoon, the rain should have cleared from northern ireland, a much drier and buy dragon inn. up to words aberdeenshire and northern ireland is. for the east of wales, north—east england, the midlands, east anglia, the whole of southern england, not many shoppers, it might just ploughed up on the site and the west. here we will see the highest temperatures. the brisk wind that will blow in the showers further north will make it feel quite cool. again for the london arena, it does look further. it is unlikely the showers are going to arrive and for the community shield it looks fine and dry. the south—east is the area that looks driest at the moment to the day on sunday. some very usable weather is given what we have around the corner. this band of showers

continues through sunday evening, really stuck across northern england and parts of wales, share was followed behind. in a similar position on monday. itjust starts to peter out. again, workload, but still quite warm, fresh towards the north and east. it does look u nsettled north and east. it does look unsettled and stays unsettled right the way through next week. the headlines at 8pm: jamaican sprinting superstar usain bolt cruises through to the 100m final as he attempts to win a 12th world title. another incredible night year to night at the world athletics championships. it's seller to watch the world's fastest man. demo turn it may be his toughest race yet. the united nations prepares to vote to toughen economic sanctions against north korea, in response to recent missile tests. italian police say a 20—year—old

british model was drugged and kidnapped in milan last month, to be sold in an online auction. us prosecutors say a british hacker, who helped stop a cyber—attack on the nhs, has admitted to creating software that steals bank details. his lawyer says he denies it.