�*of british olympic titleholder of british descent. but the opponent from his pakistan wasn't here to play. the match swung back and forth, but sending was leading with just seconds of the match remaining. the trunk cake meant he had to go for it, and had his last spin failed to connect, he knew the game and gold was up. mi; connect, he knew the game and gold was u, ~y connect, he knew the game and gold wasu. �*, connect, he knew the game and gold wasu. was up. my coach said, it's always the first loser, _ was up. my coach said, it's always the first loser, may _ was up. my coach said, it's always the first loser, may be _ was up. my coach said, it's always the first loser, may be eventually| was up. my coach said, it's always| the first loser, may be eventually i the first loser, may he eventually i will get _ the first loser, may he eventually i will get over it, but for now, it's -ot will get over it, but for now, it's got me — will get over it, but for now, it's got me there, i didn't win gold. disappointment to back, and doncaster, but for mum, cheryl, huge pride for her sun and his olympic debut. . �* , pride for her sun and his olympic debut. ., �* , �* , pride for her sun and his olympic debut. ., �* , �*, ., ., debut. can't believe it's got a silver metal, _ debut. can't believe it's got a silver metal, it's _ debut. can't believe it's got a silver metal, it's a _ debut. can't believe it's got a silver metal, it's a massive i silver metal, it's a massive achievement on top of winning the world, but i know we went for gold, so i know how disappointed he will be. , ., , �* so i know how disappointed he will be. , �* ., , so i know how disappointed he will be. , .,y ,, be. this wasn't the only upset here toda ,

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push to— cheering for me gives me that extra push to go— cheering for me gives me that extra push to go for it. cheering for me gives me that extra push to go for it— push to go for it. over in the 'udo, thou~h, push to go for it. over in the 'udo, though. chelsie i push to go for it. over in the 'udo, though, chelsie giles * push to go for it. over in the 'udo, though, chelsie giles was _ push to go for it. over in the judo, though, chelsie giles was handed| push to go for it. over in the judo, | though, chelsie giles was handed a metal lifeline in the... after losing in the earlier rounds. a bronze was still up for grabs for the world number ten, and boy, the world numberten, and boy, did she grab it. it’s the world number ten, and boy, did she grab it— she grab it. it's all over, it's oliver! britton's _ she grab it. it's all over, it's oliver! britton's resmed - she grab it. it's all over, it's - oliver! britton's resmed olympic games at the _ oliver! britton's resmed olympic games at the spiritual _ oliver! britton's resmed olympic games at the spiritual home - oliver! britton's resmed olympic games at the spiritual home of. oliver! britton's resmed olympic. games at the spiritual home of her sports. two metals then on day two for britain, what will day three brinkley natalie parks, bbc news, tokyo. well lets get more on bradley sinden's taekwondo silver, because one man who knows exactly what defeat in an olympic final feels like, is lutalo mohammed. he won silver in rio, but narrowly missed out on gold — just like his old housemate, bradly sinden today. and he told me he expects the world champion to come back fighting. to come to your friend still and picks at 22 years old and to accomplish a silver metal is outstanding, it's an outstanding result. he will be disappointed because he's a champion can ease the

reigning world champion and he knows his pedigree, however, ithink reigning world champion and he knows his pedigree, however, i think you will learn a lot from this and he will learn a lot from this and he will go wanting to be even better and more deadly. so the rest of that division better watch out, because i think he is going to cook up a storm next time. bradley is extremely mentally strong, however, he is human like the rest of us, i'm sure he's going to have a difficult time processing that tonight, maybe even tomorrow, like, iwas processing that tonight, maybe even tomorrow, like, i was this close to becoming olympic champion. this is what he's dreamed about since he was a little boy. however, as time goes on, he will process and think you know what, this a positive result and i can grow from here. l’m and i can grow from here. i'm sure he will d0- — now, skateboarding has officially made its debut at the olympics in tokyo, and i'm sure the organisers are thrilled with that decision now. because reigning world champion — yuto horigome — ofjapan took gold in the men's street event, on his home concrete. the arena isn't far from where he grew up as a boy. the hosts have five gold medals so far, and are second in the table — just one behind china.

the defending champion andy murray's been forced to pull out of the men's singles tournament with a minor thigh strain. murray won the first round of the doubles with joe salisbury yesterday and he was due to face canada's felix auger—aliassime today. he will continue in the doubles but says he's been advised not to compete in both events. the big upset on court came in the women's singles the world number one and wimbledon champion ash barty, was knocked out in the first round, beaten in straight sets by spain's sara sorribes tormo. well away from tokyo, britain's cameron norrie opted not to go to the olympics, in order to concentrate on the atp tour — and it's paid off. he's won his first title, beating brandon nakashima of the united states 6—2, 6—2 in the final of the los cabos open in mexico. he came through the entire tournament without dropping a set. it was norrie's fourth final

in the best season of his career. now to golf, and minjee lee is the new evian champion. the australian beatjong hun lee 6 in a playoff, to win herfirst major title in france. lee started the final round seven shots off the lead, but forced her way into the playoff after a brilliant 64 — craig templeton reports... crystal clear waters at lake geneva, where lee six started the day five shots clear in search of some major silver, the number in her name is because there are five other of her namesake on tour. here's how she stands out. but sunday's in championship golf are never easy, and she drops three shots in the next four holes. that's opened the door for the chasing pack, mingee lee was the first to step through it. the australian was ten shots behind

coming into the weekend, she now had the clubhouse lead. lee six wasn't quite done though and birdied the final hole to force a player. ——to force a play off. remember those crystal clear water is? well, they were about to be disturbed and take six's chances with them. that's left lee with the shortest of pipes or victory, she was the biggest comeback win in women's major history. it's lee who takes the tournament silver, next step, tokyo in the hope of gold. craig templeton, bbc news. in scotland, st mirren are through to the second round of the league cup — after maintaining their 100 % start to the tournament. win numberfour came at the expense of partick thistle, captainjoe shaugnessey with their second in a 2—0 victory. as one of the seeded teams in the next round they've been drawn away to livingston — dunfermline also went through as one of the best runners—up

and they're away to rangers. hearts had already qualified from the group stage, but they finished it with a 1—0 win over inverness caledonian thistle — jamie walker with the goal. and they've been drawn away to celtic in the second round. the birmingham phoenix men are trying to make it two wins from two in the hundred right now, they're up against the manchester originals. meanwhile, phoenix women have got theirfirst win of the tournament. batting first, they set the originals 114 to win. despite it being a low score, the originals couldn't get close — finishing on 93—8 from their 100 balls. the oval invincibles have made it two wins from two. they set london spirit 133 to win after their innings, and the spirit fell 15 runs short. dane van niekerk with three wickets to restrict the spirit to 117 for seven. the same fixture in the men's tournament was abandoned because of rain.

for a second successive day, there's been a british winner at the london e—prix — as alex lynn claimed his first formula e victory. the win was not without controversy though — as lucas di grassi won the race on the track — but was disqualified on the final lap, after failing to serve a time penalty. that meant lynn was promoted from second place to win his first victory. finally, we're going to return to the olympics because there's not long to wait now before the action from day three in tokyo gets under way. coverage starts on bbc one at 25—past ten this evening — withjonny brownlee and alex yee going for team gb in the triathlon, with an early morning start injapan. jonny won bronze in london and silver in rio, his brother alistair isn't there this time so can he go one better. 10:30 uk time that race starts. and then at 3am — it's the peaty time, he goes in the final

of the men's 100 meter breastroke as he looks to become the first brit to successfully defend a swimming title at an olympics. and then another olympic veteran tom daley is in action in the men's synchronised, ten—metre platform with his diving partner matty lee. set your alarm for seven o'clock in the morning for that one. all of that to come on day three, but that's all from sportsday. have a very good night. hello. some of us have seen big changes

in the weather through the weekend with the heat replaced by thunderstorms and we'll all see something different in the week ahead as we turn to something much cooler. there'll be plenty of showers around as well and some of them heavy and thundery but also some spells of sunshine, especially later in the week. and this is what's happening at the moment. the jet stream, the winds high up in the atmosphere, fairly active in the atlantic and diving down to the south of the uk. that's allowed this area of low pressure to develop, which has brought some torrential rain and thunderstorms across parts of south—east england through sunday. most of those will fade away through the overnight period, so we start the new week fairly quiet for many and mostly dry. some morning sunshine developing as the cloud starts to pull away from parts of scotland, north—east england and northern ireland, but thunderstorms never too far away. somewhat hit or miss, not everyone will see them, but they could bring a lot of rain in a short amount of time when they do occur, equally where we've got the sunshine, a much warmer day across the southern half of the uk, compared to the weekend. but those showers never too far away and they'll be brewing across western areas through monday night and into tuesday, tied in with this feature here, which will be gradually working its way eastwards and of course, we've

still got low pressure, it's going to stay with us for much of the week. so tuesday is quite a messy day. it's sunshine and showers, but, at this stage, trying to pinpoint where those showers will be is always going to be quite difficult. they could well merge to give a longer spell of rain and where we do see the showers, they're likely to be heavy and still possibly thundery. well, we had temperatures of 29 to 31 celsius on some days last week. for tuesday, we're back down closer to average, at around 18 to 21 celsius. now, through wednesday and thursday, we've still got this area of low pressure. it begins to deepen as well, so we're going to see quite frequent showers through the middle part of the week, especially across scotland, down through north—western england, into wales, south—west england and then gradually working their way eastwards. so nowhere immune from a heavy shower on wednesday. again, temperatures typically 17 to 21 celsius, but likely to see some heavy rain from those showers, but always hit and miss. as we head into wednesday and then through into thursday, then the isobars come closer together, so that's going to strengthen the wind. some gusty winds later on wednesday and into thursday. 40, 45mph particularly for exposed coasts and hills. again, plenty of showers, but at this stage, it looks

like they may stay through parts of wales and then to the north of this. so, further south, potentially a dry day with some spells of sunshine, but we'll all notice the strength of the breeze. and temperatures, 17 to 20 celsius on thursday. looking ahead to friday, it's still a showery day. at this stage, the focus is perhaps across parts of southern scotland, down into northern england. this hand then weakening as it pushes its way southwards. to the north of this, cool, with a scattering of lighter showers. further south, perhaps again mainly dry with some sunshine helping temperatures up to around 20 or 21 celsius. more like the mid to high teens further north. further ahead, well, it's a battle, really, between this area of low pressure and high pressure here, so through the weekend, potentially fewer showers, but they'll never be too far away. some spells of sunshine, but as we head into next week, it still looks like low pressure is going to be the dominant feature. so there will be some welcome rain in places next week.

because it's coming in the form of showers, it will always be slightly unreliable. what we will notice, it is going to be much cooler, both by day and by night. that's all from me. goodbye.

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