luck to sky tomorrow. time for a - luck to sky tomorrow. time for a look _ - luck to sky tomorrow. time for a look at _ - luck to sky tomorrow. time for a look at the - - luck to sky tomorrow. . time for a look at the weather. - luck to sky tomorrow. - time for a look at the weather. it has been rather pleasant in many places across the country but yet again that have been some heavy downpours, this was photographed in kent, some of the heaviest in east yorkshire, lincolnshire, east midlands, a scattering of showers in scotland. they will slowly fade into tonight but north—west scotland keeping some rain in this part of the uk has been a very dry so far this summer. away from the town and city centres temperatures into single figures and a few mist and fog patches around and for many it will be a sunny start tomorrow. showers for north—west scotland and if you elsewhere in scotland main north of the central belt, drifting eastwards across northern ireland

and flailing up across england and wales, heavy and thundery downpours are possible but many will stay dry and pleasantly warm sunny spells. what downpours that develop will gradually ease into the night. thursday onwards hour whether all about this area of low pressure that will take a full four days to come into the uk and then cleared away and that includes the weekend, windier weather and the downpours becoming more widespread. this is how thursday looks, initially wet in the west but showers are gradually pushing eastwards. still quite warm if you get the sunshine, temperatures coming down a bit into the weekend. friday, some downpours will be heavy and thundery with the risk of flooding, showers continuing into the weekend. at the start of next week it will try to settle down, for a few days, anyway. that's all for now, i will be back

at ten, now we join the news team is where you are. goodbye for now. hello. and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. medals for britain in the track cycling to celebrate — as jason kenny becomes the leading british olympian, with silver in the velodrome.

keely hodgkinson gets britain's first track the past couple of days and supporting you from home especially in the past 18 months it has been crazy. i can't believe it! and plain sailing to gold medal glory — two more wins on the water for britain, as their dominance continues. also coming up in the programme, the bronze that means more than gold in rio forjack laugher, after the diver says he almost quit the sport this year. the man in charge of denmark's euro opener tells us about the harrowing moments in christian ericksons cardiac arrest.

hello there, and a warm welcome to sportsday. where we have another packed show show full of medals for team gb to bring you, show show full of medals we'll start in the velodrome, where jason and laura kenny were hoping to make history in their team races today. they had to settle for silvers — but the medalforjason means he becomes britain's most decorated olympian — he still has more chances to come, to break the record for golds too. drew savage rounds up the action. perhaps an unaccustomed place on the podium forjason kenny, but another metal to add to a collection that cannot be beaten by any british olympian. finishing second of the world champions for hot favourite is no disgrace. a blistering lap from ryan owens gave them a fighting chance against the netherlands. the qualifying for the final in taking its toll. ., ., ., , its toll. now, having to put in an enormous _ its toll. now, having to put in an enormous effort. _

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than sir chris hoy? i think british cycling is better thanit i think british cycling is better than it ever was in terms the performances, they're getting better setting personal bests and going faster than they've ever gone before. it'sjust faster than they've ever gone before. it's just the other countries are catching up and raising the bar and in some events, going even quicker. and one of the great events to be expected to win gold and it was a surprise that germany brought that incredible performance to these games and other events like the men's pursued, the team sprint in the danish team, the dutch team, they have gone to a new level. so it's up to britain to respond but on the whole, if you look at how they've invested in other parts in the two golds and bmx, there are more models to come but it is from some of the dominance we have seen the last three or four olympic games.

britain are now off the mark on the track too. keely hodgkinson announced herself on the big stage, in spectacularfashion. winning silver in the women's 800 metres, it was a sensational performance. and i was delighted to be joined in the studio, by one half of her coaching team — the former athlete jenny meadows. along with her partner trevor painter, she's overseen keely�*s career for the last two years. this is how the 19 year old reacted after breaking kelly holmes' long standing british record in the final. i'm speechless right now. kelly is a legend for a long time. i looked up to her and in the past couple of days, she is a lovely person. i have no words for that. i want to thank my amazing team, my family. they put so much belief in me! i did it! what

so much belief in me! i did it! what is this mean — so much belief in me! i did it! what is this mean to _ so much belief in me! i did it! what is this mean to you? _ so much belief in me! i did it! what is this mean to you? i'm about - so much belief in me! i did it! what is this mean to you? i'm about to i is this mean to you? i'm about to c ! this is this mean to you? i'm about to cry! this mean — is this mean to you? i'm about to cry! this mean so _ is this mean to you? i'm about to cry! this mean so much - is this mean to you? i'm about to cry! this mean so much and - is this mean to you? i'm about to | cry! this mean so much and thank you to everyone over the past couple of days who supported me from home. end of the past month has been crazy. i cannot believe it! i, a lot of the training sessions that she has done, i have done the sessions and trevor and myself and said, and the sessions, look, comparative to this time and trevor told us just last week which is training injapan, look, if the rates goes your way, you could potentially run 1,000,055 it is faster than dave kelly's british record and she did it today and she's got so much belief in herself that as a coaching team, i was just so proud herself that as a coaching team, i wasjust so proud of herself that as a coaching team, i was just so proud of her. herself that as a coaching team, i wasjust so proud of her.- herself that as a coaching team, i wasjust so proud of her. was “ust so proud of her. could see how wasjust so proud of her. could see how much it _ wasjust so proud of her. could see how much it meant _ wasjust so proud of her. could see how much it meant to _ wasjust so proud of her. could see how much it meant to her- wasjust so proud of her. could see

how much it meant to her at - wasjust so proud of her. could see how much it meant to her at the i wasjust so proud of her. could see | how much it meant to her at the end as well. she's normally quite calm an insured person. and when the achievement for a 19—year—old. it is achievement for a 19-year-old. it is and she is — achievement for a 19-year-old. it is and she is the _ achievement for a 19-year-old. it is and she is the only _ achievement for a 19—year—old. it 3 and she is the only athlete for team gb in the athletics who has ever won a medal and individual track event in first olympic games. so, my head was in, maybe she can't, shoved to do something but no 1's done before. of do something but no 1's done before. of my heart and she could do it. that absolutely execute that is incredible and she should be so proud of herself. for incredible and she should be so proud of herself.— incredible and she should be so proud of herself. for her now, she is 19 years — proud of herself. for her now, she is 19 years old _ proud of herself. for her now, she is 19 years old and _ proud of herself. for her now, she is 19 years old and so _ proud of herself. for her now, she is 19 years old and so much ahead| proud of herself. for her now, she l is 19 years old and so much ahead of her. what is next for her in terms of her career. and a good thing is she is 19 as well which is incredible. we have never seen such teenage talent and i think they will push each other all the way to paris and beyond and they could be racing each other for the next decade and it be really interesting to see who can stay on top and how fast they can stay on top and how fast they

can push each other over the next few years stopped but it can be a real rivalry. in terms of the metres, dominant again, right? she is amazing- — metres, dominant again, right? sue: is amazing. she metres, dominant again, right? sia: is amazing. she has metres, dominant again, right? si2 is amazing. she has done the double double and it shows that she gets it right but it comes to the olympic games and she hasn't been dominant in the olympic games. there's been a lot of contenders over the years by 21.53 seconds is a national record and a personal best and i think it was the third quickest time in history and she was really dominant in that event as well and it's great to see someone who struggled with injuries in the past to reach her potential and should be seeing what she managed to achieve. 25nd potential and should be seeing what she managed to achieve.— potential and should be seeing what she managed to achieve. and what a performance — she managed to achieve. and what a performance as _ she managed to achieve. and what a performance as well _ she managed to achieve. and what a performance as well and _ she managed to achieve. and what a performance as well and the - performance as well and the men's 400 metre hurdles and that was just sensational, wasn't it? to 400 metre hurdles and that was “ust sensational, wasn't mi sensational, wasn't it? to build a romise sensational, wasn't it? to build a promise so _ sensational, wasn't it? to build a promise so much _ sensational, wasn't it? to build a promise so much and _ sensational, wasn't it? to build a promise so much and the - sensational, wasn't it? to build a promise so much and the race i sensational, wasn't it? to build a. promise so much and the race was thrilling and it's very hard to

comprehend and digest what happened and i never thought we would ever see a man run 400 metres over ten barriers in sub 46 seconds. and i don't think he expected that himself. he gave a great quote saying i didn't think a perfect race existed, but if there was one, that was as close as it was ever going to be. and ray benjamin from the us, he broke the previous olympic record world record and it's going to be a rivalry that is going to keep building and building of the next few years and it's how those two men can push each other going forwards as well. ~ ,,., , can push each other going forwards as well. ~ , , . . can push each other going forwards as well. ~ , , ., ., ~ ., as well. absolutely amazing. and a final word. — as well. absolutely amazing. and a final word, sad _ as well. absolutely amazing. and a final word, sad to _ as well. absolutely amazing. and a final word, sad to see _ as well. absolutely amazing. and a final word, sad to see him - as well. absolutely amazing. and a finalword, sad to see him pull- as well. absolutely amazing. and a finalword, sad to see him pull up i final word, sad to see him pull up in the heats, is finalword, sad to see him pull up in the heats.— in the heats, is it is the time limit that — in the heats, is it is the time limit that it _ in the heats, is it is the time limit that it took _ in the heats, is it is the time limit that it took him to - in the heats, is it is the time limit that it took him to run l in the heats, is it is the time i limit that it took him to run the race but i got so much respect for him coming out and doing that but he will walk away from another olympic games not having achieve what he set

out to do, unfortunately. congratulations again and you spoke to them before the race. what did you say to them? we to them before the race. what did you say to them?— to them before the race. what did you say to them? we said look, we traded normally _ you say to them? we said look, we traded normally for _ you say to them? we said look, we traded normally for the _ you say to them? we said look, we traded normally for the situation i traded normally for the situation with it is not normal for a 19—year—old british athlete to win a medal, and she said look, you're capable, she believes she is, she was taking it all in stride and she said she was excited, she was looking forward to it and it it made the hair of my arms stand up and she is such a cool customer she showed it on the biggest arena of her life in i cannot wait to speak to her later on. ~ , in i cannot wait to speak to her lateron. , , , ., later on. absolutely brilliant. congratulations _ later on. absolutely brilliant. congratulations once - later on. absolutely brilliant. congratulations once again. i there were three medals for team gb in the sailing earlier today. including two golds — the first from dylan fletcher and stuart bithell getting first place in the men's 49er; then giles scott successfully defended his olympic finn title.

jess softley was watching. team gb has never won gold in the men's 49er class until now. british pair dylan fletcher and stuart bithell were well placed for a medal but would need to get ahead of new zealand to keep their points up. it came down to a thrilling end with the kiwis back in third it was a dramatic race to the finish with germany. mere centimetres between them. right on the line! great britain win the medal race and with it the gold medal in tokyo 2020! if that wasn't enough drama for you, giles scott was up next in the men's finn, a class gb has won consecutively for the last six olympics. he didn't have the best of starts but quickly made up time. giles needed a top five finish to retain his gold medal. he has to start overtaking. his experience showed in the final stretch as he sailed into fourth place. giles scott at the line holds onto the gold medal! ..and into the history books. jess softley, bbc news.

and there was a silver to add to the tally on the water with anna burnet and john gimson getting second place in the mixed nacra 17 class. in the boxing, there was a silverfor great britain's pat mccormack after he lost to cuba's ron—ee—l iglesias in the welterweight final. mccormack had been ranked as the top seed, but lost on unanamous points after an impressive performance from iglesias, who's now won three olympic medals. mccormack�*s silver means team gb has secured a record six medals in the boxing events at tokyo. more action from the aquatics centre now. jack laugher said today's bronze meant more to him, than the gold he won in rio, after battling mental health issues earlier this year. he even said he wanted to quit diving altogether at the time. but today — he finished 3rd on springboard and dedicated his medal to everyone he says kept him in one piece. nick hope reports. the last few months of been the

toughest of jack's career. from the highs of rio 2016 to the laws of the europeans just three months ago. then he was sixth twice and he told me that he was struggling from stress, anxiety and even panic when he was diving. there were no signs of any of that today, he was simply brilliant when he won the bronze. he entered the individual springboard final sheet to banish memories of last years disappointment when he and dan goodfellow verse seven. you look strong and he kept two or three rounds. his opponent won the central event last week were looking your unbeatable but as the rounds progressed, he would ultimately leads to a dominant victory. the contest for silver and bronze was between the two of them. the brits gaveit between the two of them. the brits gave it his best in his six round routine secured him a metal and it's down to him to decide which colour and he delivered the dive of the day to get a 1—2 for china. particularly given his struggles earlier in the

year. i given his struggles earlier in the ear. ., ., , , ., year. i wanted to quit this year. i've had awful _ year. i wanted to quit this year. i've had awful nights _ year. i wanted to quit this year. i've had awful nights after- year. i wanted to quit this year. i've had awful nights after and i year. i wanted to quit this year. i i've had awful nights after and the nokia took my confidence in the anxiety when competing in self—esteem, everything about there, i question who i am. and it's taken a lot of work to get here and i think this metal means so much more thanjust a piece think this metal means so much more than just a piece of metal around my neck. immense redemption, getting my confidence back and ifeel great. also in the final was his team—mate 73 years after his prayer in years sir peter competed in the same event at the 1948 games. james had qualified in fourth earlier but could not quite match the performance and the final where he was nine. so the success means gb divers have two metals here in tokyo and the potential for more over the next few days. they begin their ten year campaign tomorrow and then on

friday, it's the return of time daily. but for the news today, jack is back. let's take a look at some of the day's other olympic stories now. sweden's armand duplantis is the new olympic pole vault champion. the 21—year—old was already the world record holder, and although this vault of 6 metres two centimetres was 16 centimetres short of that, clearing it first time was enough to give him the gold medal. brazil are through to the final of the men's football tournament, after beating mexico on penalties. they'll play spain, who beat japan 1—0 after extra time. and success for poland in the women's hammer. a mighty heave from anita wlodarcyk made it a hat—trick of olympic golds — she'd come back from knee surgery to follow up victories in london and rio with another win in tokyo. just a few days ago, many wondered whether we'd see simone biles in action again

at these olympics. she'd pulled out of her individual events so far in tokyo — due concerns over her mental health. but today, she made her eagerly awaited return — in the final of the beam. and it was a medal winning performance from the star of us gymnastics. there was british interest today too — asjohn watson explains. the gymnastics competition here drawing to a close but simone biles was able to can compete one last time and which she collected a bronze medaljust as she did in rio five years ago. as we know, she set out the four individual apparatus finals that you qualify for due to a case of the twisties that the story in tt and feeling that makes those moves so second nature —— disorientating. it makes it so hard to compete. she was pleased to compete for one last time. it feels a bit sweeter—

compete for one last time. it feels a bit sweeter than _ compete for one last time. it feels a bit sweeter than 20 _ compete for one last time. it feels a bit sweeter than 20 sixteenths i a bit sweeter than 20 sixteenths bronze medal and i had to go into the training and change my dismount and it wasn't clear to do them i didn't think is going to be cleared to do the beam and i was kind of shaking i was so nervous. but it just means the world that i can come out here and compete one more time before the game is over.— before the game is over. there was disappointment _ before the game is over. there was disappointment for _ before the game is over. there was disappointment for gb _ before the game is over. there was disappointment for gb gymnasts i before the game is over. there was i disappointment for gb gymnasts who finished last, there are some uncharacteristic mistakes as he finished way down the field, but he is seen as the future of british men's gymnastics and will no doubt come back stronger as he prepares to leave the team into the next olympics in paris. john watson there. well one of the stars for team gb at the games has undoubtedly been alex yee. the 25—year—old is back home now, after winning two medals in tokyo. he won silver in the men's triathon, and gold — in the new team event, where he competed alongside one of his mentorsjonny brownlee.

alex spoke to me earlier today — and told me how proud he was of his achievements, and about his own battles to get to the top. the first time was when i just got home and walking through the airport and seeing my parents to see how proud they were of me and i think there are some that made me realise how wild this is. and it's been a dream for 13 or 14 years and finally do it, i'm still quite young and it's incredible and i'm extremely proud. it's incredible and i'm extremely -roud. , �* it's incredible and i'm extremely roud. f , it's incredible and i'm extremely roud. j , ,, ., ., ., proud. they've been inspiration for ou and proud. they've been inspiration for you and how _ proud. they've been inspiration for you and how far— proud. they've been inspiration for you and how far they _ proud. they've been inspiration for you and how far they have - proud. they've been inspiration for you and how far they have joined i you and how far they have joined yourjourney you and how far they have joined your journey and you and how far they have joined yourjourney and how you and how far they have joined your journey and how was there success inspired yours? 2812 yourjourney and how was there success inspired yours? 2012 was a big inspiration _ success inspired yours? 2012 was a big inspiration and _ success inspired yours? 2012 was a big inspiration and in _ success inspired yours? 2012 was a big inspiration and in lit _ success inspired yours? 2012 was a big inspiration and in lit a - success inspired yours? 2012 was a big inspiration and in lit a fire i big inspiration and in [it a fire under me and watch them on the sidelines and i can even get to the front row to even see them properly. it's pretty incredible to think that

i'm actually standing on the line alongsidejohnny but even this is pretty special. i was lucky to go into the university and we did day into the university and we did day in and day out and did this for four years knows incredible and showed me what it takes and it also showed me that this is possible and if you work hard and enjoy yourself, dreams come true. work hard and en'oy yourself, dreams come true. ., ,. , ., , come true. your discipline involves a lot of resilience _ come true. your discipline involves a lot of resilience and _ come true. your discipline involves a lot of resilience and you've i come true. your discipline involves a lot of resilience and you've had i a lot of resilience and you've had to go through a lot to get to a point where you're at the elite level competitor and in the course of your journey, level competitor and in the course of yourjourney, have you ever had to deal with your mental health issues or battle that and would you say to anyone who is going through anything like that at the moment? yeah, for me, my massive struggle was in 2019, i was incredibly lucky

to break out onto the scene of the triathlon scene on the world series level which is the top level and i definitely had a mild form of imposter syndrome and not quite feeling worthy of being able to stand on the starting line with the incredible people they looked up to for so long and it's taken it's toll on 2021 and to the pandemic to realise that, yeah, after spending time with people, yes, you are worthy and there's a reason why you're there and that's what i say to anyone. a quick round—up now of some of the sports stories away from the olympics and... london spirit beat northern superchargers in a thrilling finish to their women's one hundred match at at lord's. needing 2 from 3 balls, jemima rodriguez hit a 4 to give her side only their second victory of the new competition. the men's game is underway. british and irish lions head coach warren gatland has made a series of changes to the side to face south africa in the decisive third test. ken owens, wynjones,

ali price, bundee aki, josh adams and liam williams all start in cape town. tottenham striker harry kane has again failed to report rangers are playing malmo in sweden, in their champions league third qualifying round tie first leg. it kicked off at six o'clock halftime. the winner will play olympiakos or ludogorets in a play—off. it was a day that everyone involved will remember when he collapsed on the field in denmark's opening euro 2020 game suffering a cardiac arrest. the quick thinking of team—mates and officials along with the medical teams in copenhagen were praised and his recovery. taylor's been speaking about the moment and he knew it was serious. i knew straightaway there was something wrong based on how his face looked and how he thought to the floor. i called a doctor onto

the floor. i called a doctor onto the field and that's what i did, the real euros for the danish captain and the others performing cpr. i just want to make sure you got the treatment that he needed. he clearly did because the reaction of not only the captain but also the medics who came on and did the initial cpr. even in the immediate aftermath and the teams, everyone still coming to me as the match referee for what we do next what we do, how long do we wait and that's myjob and construction with the delegates. —— conjunction. we still have plenty to do in terms of managing the emotions and everybody there and also at the end of the day, we are dealing with people in football irrelevant. even though were in a major international tournament. the football was truly irrelevant in the thing was that christian was ok. that he got the help he needed and we needed to make sure that both sets of players were 0k sure that both sets of players were ok and make sure the rest of the match were ok.

well, back to the olympics, before we look ahead at what's to come. this is how the medals table looks after day 11. and those golds in sailing for britain bring them level with the russian olympic committee, on 13 so far now. gb are sixth in the table still. china still lead the way on 32 golds, with the usa next, followed by hosts japan. now, in the early hours of the morning — one of the new sports for these tokyo games gets under way. it's skateboarding. and sky brown will be hoping to take the world by storm, in her event — the park contest. 13—year—old brown is team gb's youngest ever summer olympian — and is excited for what's in store tomorrow. honestly, i think everyone is going to be great. they are pushing boundaries and going hard like all the girls arejust boundaries and going hard like all the girls are just they've got so much better even in the last contents, since it's been postponed, everyone has gotten so good and i'm really proud of all the girls we

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can great britain stay on course to retain their olympic hockey title? in a repeat of the rio final they've got world and european champions the netherlands standing in their way. great britain have won a medal in every equestrian event so far. now it's the turn of the show jumpers with ben maher, scott brash and harry charles taking part in tomorrow's individual final. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello. low pressure moving in from thursday will turn things windier and downpours will become more widespread across the uk again. they have been fairly isolated today and any showers that have cropped up will gradually fade as we get into the night. although overnight we will continue with showers affecting

the north, northwest of scotland into the western aisles. there'll be a few mr fog patches developing, it will be cooler than this on the countryside again, some places will be into single figures as we start the day tomorrow. with a lot of dry weather tomorrow morning some sunshine around, still showers affecting north, northwest scotland and few will pop up elsewhere in scotland, northern ireland, a greater chance of down downpours developing in northern england compared to the recent days. though most will stay dry, light winds in for those reasons it will feel very pleasant, we get to see some occasional sunny spells as temperatures head into the low 20s. wetter, windier than thursday.

hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is outside source. in afghanistan the capital comes under attack with a series of blasts outside the home of the defence minister. fighting of the defence minister. is continuing with arm detectors fighting is continuing with arm detectors reported to be inside the residence. will be live on the latest on that on the tele— bands advances later. later on in the programme... later on in the programme... an investigation into new york govenor andrew cuomo says he sexually harrassed several women — including employees at his office. the investigation found that governor andrew cuomo sexually

harassed current and former new york state employees by engaging in unwelcome and nonconsensual touching.