his coach, alberto salazar, won't be here.it isn'tjust the russians that leave a slightly sour taste. well, you can remember after the rio games, the discord and trouble caused by an organisation called the fancy bears, who reacted to what they saw as treatment of russian athletes... these were russian hackers. they were, who immediately of course found people who had therapeutic use exemptions who happened to come from western medal—winning countries like the united states, and london. the salazar case... personally, i'm disappointed in that it has taken too long to complete the investigation. this has been going on for about three years now. i think the united states anti—doping agency would be well served if they reached a decision sooner rather than later. can the people lining up on the starting line at these games be more confident than they were in rio, more confident than they were in london, the clean athletes, can they be confident that they're not lining up against doped athletes? athletics here have pre—games teste

his links with coach alberto salazar, who is under investigation by us anti—doping authorities, ensuresine and alberto has crossed the line, something will be done. i have achieved what i have achieved and now you tried to destroy it. controversy was never far away at these championships. superstar usain bolt was beaten in his farewell 100 metres by drugs cheatjustin gatlin. and outbreaks of illness added team hotel saw sprinter issac makwala wrap prevented from racing before being allowed to complete. the saddest sight was bolt in his final appearance, the relay, denied cruelly once again, this time through injury. i can't remember a time, and i'm sure you of all covered multiple world championships, i can't remember a time when competition has been actually so competitive and the stories around them so compelling. and i guess for me, the compelling nature of those stories has been the emergence of such extraordinary young talent. this has looked and felt like london 22. but as with the olympics here five years ago, there have been sell—out crowds, proof once again that when it comes t

it comes after continued questions over his relationship with american coach alberto salazar, who is he won in the 10,000. but he says he doesn‘t always get the credit he deserves. sometimes i find a bazaar that certain people write certain things to sell a story. the factors, it is what it is. sometimes the media gets to me at certain times because you never write the facts. over the yea rs, never write the facts. over the years, i have achieved through my ha rd years, i have achieved through my hard work. and pain. after a brilliant gold for britain‘s men in the four by 100

, we know the us anti—doping authorities are investigating his coach alberto salazar but he androngdoing when it comes to anti—gaping procedures but sir mo farah leave the track with his head held very high. we wonder how usain bolt will leave the track in the next, inside the next hour because it is ten to ten and that will be the final race but great britain's man going in that as well and we hope they can creep onto the podium also in that four by 100 relay. i think sir mo also in that four by 100 relay. i think sirmo farah also in that four by 100 relay. i think sir mo farah is still doing a lap of honour. he is coming towards us now. lap of honour. he is coming towards us now. he will have to do a lap of honour. i will plug myself back in... and then we will hear from honour. i will plug myself back in... and then we will hearfrom him and our colleagues at bbc sport to see what he has to say but his signing his autographs for his adoring fans here. it has been a sell—out here, this one especially, knowing it would be the final chance to see usain bolt and mo farah. remember

but we know that us doping officials are investigating alberto salazar. for mo farah to have dealt with as well. it is difficult. we have seen at these championships he has chosen not to speak to the breast. he said, let me speak out on the track. —— not to speak to the press. he tries to separate himself from any controversy. he says, i'm very much my in person. trust me, i'm queen. i think that's what we have to do. i have known mo city was a kid —— he says, trust me, i'm queen. he is one of the most impressive racers. i'm going to be celebrating his career this evening and leave mo farah is like to answer any questions beyond this. sirmo farah going sir mo farah going for an incredible 11th gold medal this evening. is saying bold, the last race on the track, will be going for a 20th. you've got to go way, way back to where it. did, beijing, the incredible world records, the treble troubles. he was out on the track this morning to get the jamaican four by 100 relay team into two nights final. his last chance at a global gold. what shape is the great usa

those championships, partly because of the continuing scrutiny and questions about his coach alberto salazarency investigation into his practices. he vehemently denies any wrongdoing, as does mo farah, who has never failed a drugs test. he faced the media this morning in a news conference, and was frustrated to have his performances questioned. what i have achieved is through hard work. sometimes you guys get to me at certain times because you never write the fact. the fact is over the yea rs i have write the fact. the fact is over the years i have achieved through my ha rd years i have achieved through my hard work, through hard work and pain. let's look ahead to this evening and some of those finals, with plenty of british interest. the women's 800 metres final. lynsey sharp goes in that. she will be hoping to get as close as she can, get in the slipstream of the great caster semenya, the south african whose stellar career has been dogged by debate about eligibility. she has got increased levels of testosterone. the iaaf went to the court of arbitration for sport two yea rs court of arbitr

sections of the media of trying to "destroy" his legacy over his relationship with his coach alberto salazarstigation by us anti—doping authorities, has worked with the british runner since 2011, in which time he's won four olympic gold medals and six world titles. but farah believes he's been treated unfairly, and says hard work is the key. sometimes i find it bizarre how certain people write certain things to be up to suit how they want to sell the story. the fact is, it is what it is. what i have achieved is through hard work and sometimes you quys through hard work and sometimes you guys get to me at certain times, because you never write the facts. the fact is that i have achieved what i have through hard work and pain. iwant what i have through hard work and pain. i want you to write the truth and what is out there, and to educate every single people out there, and tell them the truth. be honest with them. and, as i said, if i have crossed the line, mo farah has done something wrong. so prove it. history does not lie. i have done everything could for my country, and made 70 people prou

he expressed anger that anyone doubts the credibility of his connection with coach alberto salazar.and there is no time to deny it. this era has to be over. there was plenty of other british interest competing in birmingham, fresh from helping great britain win the axioom men's relay gold at the world championships, cj ujah won today's exhibition 100m race. he pipped james dasaolu and zharnel hughes in a time of 10.08 seconds. yeah, i mean today, iam yeah, i mean today, i am optimistic, ijust yeah, i mean today, i am optimistic, i just wanted to yeah, i mean today, i am optimistic, ijust wanted to come out here and put on a show from the crowd and have fun. my legs are still a bit jelly but i'm just trying to get ready for zurich. this crowd is amazing, i love it. nethaneel mitchell—bla ke, who was part of the 4x100 metre gold medal winning relay team at the world championships, could only finish fifth in the 200metres. world champion ramil guliyev of turkey won the race. dina asher—smith raced in the women's 100m. she finished in fifth place, with a time of 11.21 seconds. jamaica's

why i have noticed it before, but he is still being dogged by those scandals around his coach, alberto salazarates for dubbing and he has a lwa ys united states for dubbing and he has always defied —— denied he had done anything wrong and mo farah is saying it will affect his legacy and they are sick of defending himself. he was a bit tetchy talking to the media. he would probably say, i want to go out as a great champion, sir mo farah, olympic champion, world championship medal winner and you keep asking about drugs. there is no escape from it at the moment with athletics particularly when we see people who have been caught cheating and then they come back. they have to do something about it because any kind of mention of drugs, an athlete will because we asked the question. that is it that this hour but henry oi’ that is it that this hour but henry or henri as it says, jacqui francis will be back again at 11:30pm. the good evening. the it really has been a gorgeous day for many of us with lots of blue sky and lots of sunshine coming through. i hope you managed to get out and enjoy. just take

he expressed anger that anyone doubts the credibility of his connection with coach alberto salazar. by champions chelsea game to be played at wembley. by champions chelsea the stadium will be the temporary venue for spurs' home games while their new stadium is being constructed. but it wasn't the most auspicious start. patrick gearey reports. the most auspicious start. spurs the most auspicious start. are on their way to werr as spurs are on their way to wembley, as they will be every couple of weeks or so. build their new ground, this is home and they had decorated. the last visitors were chelsea in the fa cup semifinal, the blues one that and should have gone one up, but then marcos alonso is a left back and still fancied this free kick. everyone could why. simply unstoppable. spurs played at wembley in the champions league last season without much success. they needed something to settle them, they needed harry kane and he needed some luck. totten and held the thread but offered strangely little threat until michu bacteria scored one for them. some might want to cling on to them.

he expressed anger that anyone doubts the credibility of his connection with coach alberto salazar.deny it. this era has to be over. chris froome has moved up to ninth in the overall standings at the vuelta a espana after today's second stage. it's one of the only flat stages on this year's race — and it was won surprisingly by belgium's yves lampaert. froome finished eight seconds behind that group that included rival vincenzo nibali but he's still looking strong as the race hits the hills for the first time tomorrow. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you very much. a british paramedic, who was injured while trying to help victims of a terror attack in finland, has denied he's a hero and spoken of his sadness that he could not save a woman's life. hassan zubier is in hospital in the city of turku in finland, after he was wounded in the attack that killed two women and injured several other people. anna holligan has been speaking to him. this wasn't a typical tourist destination or a capital city, finland's first suspected islamist militant attack brou

his links with coach alberto salazar, who is under investigation by us anti—doping authorities, meansor alberto has crossed the line and something is done, then why can't it be done? why do we keep bringing year after year in the headlines? i achieved what i have achieved and then you try to destroy it. controversy was never far away at these championships. with athletics trying to recover from a doping scandal, superstar usain bolt was beaten in his farewell 100 metres by drugs cheatjustin gatlin. an outbreak of illness at the team hotel saw sprinter isaac kuala then dramatically prevented from racing before being allowed to compete via an individual time trial, but the saddest sight was that of the legendary bolt in his final appearance, the relay, denied cruelly once again, this time through injury. i remember after losing the 100 metres someone said to me, don't worry, muhammad ali lost his last fight also, so don't be stressed about that, and for me i've proven myself year in year out. this has looked and felt like london 2012 and as with the olympics here five years ago, there h

alberto salazar, a coach who is currently under investigation by the us anti—doping authorities wereenied any wrongdoing, but it is because of his association with his coach and that ongoing investigation, which is why he feels so frustrated because at every turn he gets asked about his relationship with his coach, whether what has been going on and why has really dominated distance running and whether that has been because corners have been cut. both men strongly deny any allegations of wrongdoing. he faced the media this morning at a scheduled news conference and paste everyone there, those who had tried to avoid really, to concentrate on his racing and concentrate on the medals for the british team. again, he was left very frustrated by those, who he feels have not given him the respect for all of his achievements and are trying to destroy what he has done. it is through hard work and sometimes you guys get to meet certain times because you never write the fact, the fact is that over the years, i have achieved through my hard work, through hard work and pain. there he is, you can

but we know that us doping officials are investigating alberto salazar. have seen at these championships he has chosen not to speak to the press. he said, let me speak on the track. i‘m sure he will answer questions after this evening. he tries to separate himself away from any controversy. saying, i am tries to separate himself away from any controversy. saying, iam my tries to separate himself away from any controversy. saying, i am my own person, trust me, i am clean. that‘s what we have to do. as i said, i have no mo since he was a kid. i‘ve known lots of areas different up please. he is one of the most impressive individuals i have ever seen as a impressive individuals i have ever seen as a track impressive individuals i have ever seen 3s a track runner impressive individuals i have ever seen as a track runner in one of the most impressive razors. i‘m going to be celebrating his career this evening and leave mo to answer any questions be on this. this could be a fantastic race. there are handful of ethiopian runners who are hoping to push mo farah ve

new game farah expressed anger that anyone doubts the credibility of his connection with coach alberto salazar no longer time to deny it. but this era has to be over. time to deny it. joe wilson, bbc news, birmingham. time to deny it. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's premier league results as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. wembley stadium is the venue for tottenham's home games in the league this season but their first match ended in a 2—1 defeat to champions chelsea. but their first match ended in a 2—1 huddersfield have made it two victories from their first two games in the premier league. victories from their first two games they beat fellow newly—promoted side newcastle 1—0. great britain have won the gold medal at the european eventing championships in poland. medal at the european eventing they had to overtake germany, who initially had the lead after the dressage. who initially had the lead the british team took the gold once the cross country and today's show jumping had been completed. the cross country and today's show and nicola wilson a

part of the media had tried to destroy his legacy, concerning his relationship with his coach alberto salazardoping agency. he has not been accused of anything wrong in terms of doping, but mo farah was not pleased that his legacy might be tarnished. i will still keep fighting and working hard and making my country proud, and i'm proud to be british and put my gb vest on and do it for my country. you can write what you like, but at the same time, i'm a clean athlete and as long as i sleep well at night and laughing my children, showing what's right, that is what counts —— loving. children, showing what's right, that is what counts -- loving. he is so going to be known as mohammed farah 110w. away from the athletics, there was an unlikely winner of golf‘s uspga tournament. yes, his name isjustin thomas. he was known for his sartorial elegance, but he is an american. and this is one of his six birdies on his final—round 68. trust me, that was one of his six birdies. he walks away, and then he finds that a gust of wind is on his side and in it goes. it was very dramatic, at 1.5 players shared th