that was eilidh doyle, who came last. a great race.ng last but she had qualified slowest so we weren't expecting her to get close to the podium. but we were looking forward to seeing the highjump qualification. katarina johnson thompson must have felt a few nerves ahead of her high jump qualification tonight. she fell short of her personal best, which was one point 98. the top 12 go through and if you are down to the last 12 come you go through. she cleared 1.92 with some ease. she was so cleared 1.92 with some ease. she was so disappointed in the heptathlon, it really ruled her out after she fluffed her lines in the highjump. morgan lake — at 1.92 also through, another heptahlete. the favourite in the final will be the russian maria lasitskenyuh. she is competing as a neutral athlete because of that blanket ban on russia. she has operated outside that doping system that corrupted so many samples. a real crowd favourite at this stadium is dina asher smith. i've told this story many times but she carried the kit forjessica ennis—hill on

we was the eilidh doyle as well in the a00m hurdles. athletes.dh doyle as well in the 400m hurdles. in her fifth world championships. she has so fifth world championships. she has so much respect. she was voted by the athletes as captain. it does not meana the athletes as captain. it does not mean a lot in an individual sport, but her speech went down well with the team. was it to chilean? it was. she talked about leaving nothing out. she said she doesn't want to see anyone to eat afterwards, more to come. the message afterwards, they have taken it home. she has a real opportunity. it's about getting through the rounds unscathed. she has done it many times before. and this crowd could be a big factorfor the british athletes. it is the men's triple jump qualification at the moment. we will see christian taylor, who is knocking onjonathan edwards' record. if we peep over, we can see jonathan edwards' record. if we peep over, we can seejonathan edwards getting worried. he knows he is holding on to that record only for a limited amount of time. when

now the great britain team will captained by the 400 metre hurdler eilidh doyle. and all this week on sportsday we'll be looking back at some of the world championships best moments. so tonight we're taking you back to 1993. when the british team captain was also a 400 metre hurdler. we'll leave you with sally gunnell‘s record—breaking battle with america's sandra farmer—patrick. goodnight. and sally gunnell is attacking her on the line. sally gunnell comes through to take the title. and the world record has gone. the world record has been taken apart. as we have been hearing, the trauma unit will close for up to 12 months because of safety concerns on the cladding on the building following investigations. 52 inpatient beds will be moved by the end of the week. our news correspondent is at the hospital. catherine, it is quite disruptive doing this. what safety risks have the identified there? the independent report found that the cladding on the outside of the building is flammable and that fire could spread between floor to floor to quickly and the evacuation pro

britain's team captain eilidh doyle will run in the 400 metres final. katarina johnson—thompson is in the heat of hyderabad laura muir will hope to put the fourth place in the 1500 metres behind her in the heats of the 5000 metres. the makwala final tonight, all eyes will be on the triple jumper christian taylor, especially those of britain's jonathan edwards. could his 27 year world record be about to go? taylor has come very close indeed. natalie pirks, thank you. time for a look at the weather. where's the sunshine? better than yesterday, yesterday we we re better than yesterday, yesterday we were on the verge of gathering the animals two by two on to no dark. in the last 24 hours, it's been the most important thing it's been and gone, because that's the cloud from yesterday. today, almost gone. we still have the remnants of yesterday's bad weather. we even had a thunderstorm earlier on in kent and still one or two showers around, but for most of us today it's looking absolutely fine. a lovely picture here from leicestershire, scattered fairweather c

we‘ve got eilidh doyle coming up final. afterjust missing out on the 1500 metres, it‘s the first heat of the 5000 metres. we willjoin you later. mark stoneman has been called up to the england squad for their test series against the west indies. he‘s replaced keaton jennings, who‘s been dropped after a poor run of scores against south africa. stoneman becomes alistair cook‘s 12th opening partner since andrew strauss retired. meanwhile, chris woakes returns after recovering from a side strain, and hampshire leg—spinner mason crane is called up for the first time. the series against the west indies starts with england‘s first day night test a week today. defending champions southern vipers have picked up where they left off in the opening match of the women‘s super league cricket, thrashing the team they beat in last year‘s final, western storm. ben croucher was watching. there has been much fanfare for women‘s cricket this summer after the world‘s best came for the world cup, and the best of them have stuck around for the do

eilidh doyle in the 400 metres hurdles. meghan beasley didn't make it into the final. the final on thursday night, getting the last qualification spot as a lucky loser. dina asher—smith has great memories of the stadium. she carried jessica ennis—hill ‘s kate. she was also competing in the juniors a few weeks before. look at our breezing through in the 200 metres. she was very, very happy with that. 0bviously, breaking my foot this year was not good. but i'm going to try as hard as i can and make everybody proud. a minor miracle that you are here when earlier in the year, you will only to walk again. yeah, definitely. there were points when i was thinking, you might not do this and i had to get over that. to me in front of this incredible crowd is so good. absolutely delighted to get through the two semifinals. bianca williams got through as a lucky loser. the shot put british competitor failed to get through. a kenyan athlete won the men's 3000 metres steeplechase. five gold medals have been won. langford just missed out but the big talking point is that norovirus str

let us get back to the weekend, we saw the british team captain, eilidh doyle, she was going into the not have to, just to finish in the top three was enough, which she did, to reach the semifinals of the 400 hurdles. there she is on the outside lane and she was speaking to philipjones afterwards. you have just got to run your own risk hurdles is a little bit easier because you have your strength and a rhythm and you can see to that and then judge things coming into the home straight. i eased off coming into the last few metres, i should eased off coming into the last few metres, ishould not eased off coming into the last few metres, i should not have done that but i am glad to have secured that position for tomorrow. tomorrow will bring more action, just enough time to tell you that the great christian taylor, the triple jumper, to tell you that the great christian taylor, the triplejumper, he has qualified for the final and says he is going afterjonathan edwards lob—mac ——‘s world medal. fantastic night here in the fourth day of the world athletics championships but no british medal

we could see eilidh doyle get onto the track and so many stars are out tonight.le of years ago and he is racing with 0mar mcleod. granny kirk will be running his 400 metres final tomorrow. there are three british runners as well on the track. it is all going to be plenty to look forward to across the bbc. that is all the spot for now. we will be backin all the spot for now. we will be back in the next hour with more. more now on the news that people who use social media networks will be able to ask for personal data, or information posted when they were children, to be deleted in future. the government's proposals are part of a change to uk data protection laws. joining me now is vikki hoyle, senior associate in regulation and compliance at the law firm walker morris. it is this opt in and opt out of personal data that is confusing because different companies have used different procedures. that is right. when you visit the website sometimes you will be asked to tick the box to opt in and sometimes to the box to opt in and sometimes to opt out. sometimes the opt

i know that the team captain, eilidh doyle has said it is little disappointing that only one medal sodal so farfor great britain but disappointing that only one medal so far for great britain but she can disappointing that only one medal so farfor great britain but she can do as much as anybody to amend that total? it is a big ask though. ashley was the —— she was the slowest qualifier. a p pa re ntly —— she was the slowest qualifier. apparently as british team captain. i was speaking to christina larson out who is not in this squad but now she was saying how bullied eilidh doyle was being. 0nly that one mo farah gold medal so far. we are looking forward to seeing katarina johnson—thompson. she was so disappointing in the highjump, going individually, her personal best would have won her 0lympic going individually, her personal best would have won her olympic gold last year. best would have won her olympic gold last yea r. lots best would have won her olympic gold last year. lots of events getting underway with british whiners in qualifying lots of events getting underway with british

britain's team captain eilidh doyle will run in the 400 metres final.the fourth place in the 1500 metres behind her in the heats of the 5000 metres. the makwala final tonight, all eyes will be on the triple jumper christian taylor, especially those of britain's jonathan edwards. could his 27 year world record be about to go? taylor has come very close indeed. natalie pirks, thank you. time for a look at the weather. where's the sunshine? better than yesterday, yesterday we we re better than yesterday, yesterday we were on the verge of gathering the animals two by two on to no dark. in

the team captain, eilidh doyle, was last in her a00m hurdles final.future, but with just three days to go, these are some of the defining images. medal hopefuls tearful, wondering what might have been. there have been a few close calls. that said, you are measured in medals and mo may well end up being our only gold medalist, maybe double gold medalist, but he's leaving and going to the road. so five years on from london, when you think about legacy, you would have to say it's probably not great. at least edwards' world record still stands. christian taylor said he would break it, but the usa now have six golds and leapt clear in the medal table. a few nations have underperformed here and that makes these championships wide open, but of course the hosts are under pressure to deliver. but that medal target of six looks increasingly unrealistic. they can still make up ground but, as laura muir discovered in qualifying for the 5000m final, it is going to be hard. there is still hope, and how about this for 2012 legacy? dina asher—smith carried jessica en

earlier there had been hopes of a british medalfor eilidh doyle, that carter of america took gold, while team captain, came last. in the women's 5000 metres laura miller is back on track afterjust missing a medal in the 1500 —— laura muir. it's a chance to make a mark. she seemed to be cruising in her heat but by the end laura was struggling, trailing in seventh, exhausted. she's scraped through to the final but has a disappointment in the 1500 metres taken its toll? the might ultimately to this man. isaac ma kwa la ultimately to this man. isaac makwala may have taken the pundits but it is guliyev who has the title. andy swiss, bbc news. our sports editor dan roan is in the london stadium. so it wasn't to be for isaac makwala. that's right, but i think it will still be the greatest story of this championships, he came here relatively unheralded and by tonight he is one of the worst won most well—known athletes in the world. it has become a saga, visitors forced withdrawal through illness and then this remarkable scenes when he was denied access to the stadium by the iaaf officials and th

news, we'll look ahead to the seventh day of competition with two british finalists, including eilidh doylen the 400 metres hurdles. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the national crime agency says modern slavery and people trafficking in the uk is a far larger problem than previously thought. it says victims are likely to be found anywhere from the high street to a farm. there are likely to be tens of thousands of them working "in every large town and city". more than 300 police operations are currently targeting the criminals involved. in just two months this year, the national crime agency says there've been 111 arrests. here's our social affairs correspondent, dominic casciani. another day, another anti—slavery operation. over the last six months, the national crime agency has coordinated operations to smash trafficking and slavery gangs. this suspected brothel, run in the north—east of england, just one of many that's been raided. today a new analysis from the agency suggests the true scale of modern slavery is far greater than previously suspected. this man from romania

it was eilidh child, but now doyle. it was eilidh child, but now doyle.als after being cheated out of your place on the podium?m medals after being cheated out of your place on the podium? it is not the way you want to get a medal, because obviously, you want to get it on the day. but it is nice that they were good enough to put this on in front of a home crowd so that we could come out and get the medals we deserve. been a long time coming. but at least it is happening now. hopefully, you know it will not happen again. the next generations that when this medal will get them fairand that when this medal will get them fair and square. christine 0huruogu has picked up three. christine, congratulations. three medals, two bronze and a silver. congratulations. wonderful to have your place on the podium. thank you. it isa your place on the podium. thank you. it is a bit sad, but at the same time, it is nice that we get a chance to come back together, to meet members who have had babies and retired. it is nice to have the bridge between the older athletes of the

we will also get a glimpse of eilidh doyle, the british team captain, going in the first heats of thes over the season and there has beena races over the season and there has been a different winner in the diamond league. i have beaten these girls one week and they have beaten me the next. so it is very open, and thatis me the next. so it is very open, and that isjust the hurdles. if you get it right, you can nail it but if you get a stride wrong, it can have an effect on how you perform. so it is wide open, but there are so many of us wide open, but there are so many of us running well. you could go there and runa us running well. you could go there and run a pb and it might not even ta ke and run a pb and it might not even take you into the final. it is an exciting event to be part of. it will be interesting to see what happens. so much to look forward to. we have the men's 110 happens. so much to look forward to. we have the men's110 metre hurdles final. there will be a tight head to head down. we will also see the men's 200m. they shuffled the whole schedule around just so that wa

high hopes for mitchell blake in that 200 metre final and eilidh doyle to see if she can get close tona johnson—thompson in the highjump, that katarina johnson—thompson in the high jump, that let her down katarina johnson—thompson in the highjump, that let her down and the heptathlon, she's been playing catch up heptathlon, she's been playing catch up ever since she bombed out the 1.8 six. she has a pb of 1.98 which would have won 0lympic six. she has a pb of 1.98 which would have won olympic gold last year. morgan may, another british dumper. —— jumper. there is the men's final of the triplejump there is the men's final of the triple jump which we are looking forward to, no british interest but christian taylor is after a british record, jonathan edwards's world record, jonathan edwards's world record from 22 years ago could go to night. much better conditions, it is not raining. thank you. arsene wenger has admitted that uncertainty over his future last season created a "lack of clarity in the dressing room" at arsenal. wenger eventually signed a new two—year contract extension and

great britain team captain eilidh doyle goes having qualified.the high jump qualification. katarina johnson—thompson is backing the highjump qualification. she will have to improve in the heptathlon to make it through but after finishing just that in the main former olympic champion denise lewis says she has to shake off her disappointment. we will see a different katarina johnson—thompson. she will have got rid of her negative back baggage. this is a hard combination she has put on herself but she wants to give ita go, put on herself but she wants to give it a go, and with morgan lake in the competition as well, they are coming through the ranks together and they have to give it their all. liverpool have rejected a bid of 90 million pounds from barcelona for philippe coutinho. liverpool have reiterated that coutinho — who joined them from inter milan for eight point five million pounds in 2013 — is not for sale. barcelona want coutinho to replace neymar, who moved to paris saint germain for a world record fee. the english football association sa

british team captain eilidh doyle will have the chance to win a medal. final. and it was a good night for dina asher—smith in the stadium where she was a kit bag holder at the 2012 olympics. amazing story. she qualified for the semi—finals of the 200 metres in a season's best time. she's had a difficult year fitness wise after breaking her foot in february. bianca williams also made the semi finals. let's bring you up to date with the rest of the sport. manchester united were beaten 2—1 by european champions real madrid in last night's super cup. real took a deserved 2—0 lead early into the second half and, although romelu lukaku pulled a goal back for united, they couldn't stop the spanish side lifting the super cup for a fourth time. sometimes when i win i don't keep the medals. so imagine when i lose! you know? for me, the medal would go to some place in my house and for that kid it is the moon. for that kid it is for sure something that will keep and remember. the women's rugby world cup gets under way in ireland today. defending champions england wi

better news for team captain eilidh doyle, was one of two british women who made it into the semi finalsalbot in the 200 metres. he qualified for the semi—finals, with a lifetime best of 20.16 seconds, finishing just behind the reigning olympic champion wayde van niekerk in the heats. fellow britsons, zharnel hughes and nethaneel mitchell—bla ke, also made it through. we were expecting to see the fastest man in the world over 200 metres, botswa na's isaac makwala, run last night. but he was absent from his heat and it later emerged he was one of a number of athletes suffering from gastroenteritis at one of the team hotels. and now a round—up of the rest of the day's sport. moeen ali was england's hero once again, as he and his teammates secured a 3—1 series win over south africa. ali took 25 wickets over the course of the series. he helped england claim a 177—run victory in the fourth test, and also ensured that the team climbs to third in the international cricket council's test rankings, above australia. it's a first home test series win against south africa since 1998. and a first for

zoey clark, laviai nielsen, eilidh doyle and emily diamond.in every single relay. amazing. we saw the four by 100 metre guys the day before and that was an inspiration, this was an amazing way to end the championships and it is very great that everyone could perform when it counted. you have the final leg home, were you concerned at any point? you had the polish athlete breathing down your neck. you must have been concerned because you were in the silver medal position and you have got to hold onto it. when you get the baton, and the crowd jeering, you don't know what is happening behind you, you have got to run your leg as fast as you can —— cheering. that is what i did, and i tried to not worry about it too much and hope i could hold her wrath which i was able to. —— her off. during the race we saw the jamaican tea m during the race we saw the jamaican team struggle. were you aware of that and did it change your perspective on the race? going into it they had been one of the favourites for the silver.” it they had been one of the favourites

also on the track for great britain will be eilidh doyle in the final of the 400m.e highjump. she struggled with this event in the heptathlon, but it is one of her strongest. she is the british record—holder and would expect her to comfortably qualify for the final. thank you, jess. the english football association say they're planning to enter a british women's team for the tokyo olympics in 2020 even if the other home nations don't support the idea. that's why there wasn't a team at rio last summer but the fa chief executive sez talks about the games in three years' time have gone well. we have worked really hard with the other home nations to get them behind the idea that a british team would be good for football both in england, but also scotland, wales and northern ireland. they are not going to stand in the way. they are not going to support it either, but they will not stand in the way and on that basis, we will make an application to the olympic authorities for us to coordinate a british team. we feel confident that once the details are sorted out, we will h

she went be the only brit in action, we've got eilidh doyle in the final of the 400 meter hurdles andn a surge in levels of violence and self—harm. according to a government review out today, research has shown prisoners who receive visits from a family member are 39% less likely to offend again. the team behind the research took in over 1,000 submissions from men in prison, their families, voluntary organisations, academics and members of staff in the sector, and recommendations include inmates being able to use skype or facetime on ipads to talk to their relatives at home. let's talk now to cody lachey, who was released from prison in february, 2017. he has been in prison three times in the last three years. josette baldacchino, who regularly visited her ex—partner in prison with her daughter and grandchildren. she now volunteers for partner of prisoners and speaks to other prison families on the organisation's helpline. jacob tas, chief executive of nacro, a socialjustice charity which works with offenders and ex—offenders. they help them to settle back into society and rebuild rel

there was disappointment for the british team captain eilidh doyle in the 400—metres hurdles.n the semi—finals of the women's 800 metres this evening. lynsey sharp, adelle tracy, and shelayna oskan—clarke, all through. and there will be two british men in tonight's 1,500 metres semi—final. meanwhile, an exhausted laura muir qualified for the final of the 5,000 metres. she was one of the fastest losers in her semi—final, with the exertions of finishing fourth in the 1,500 metres earlier this week looking like they've taken their toll on her. eilish mccolgan looked impressive as she also made it through, running a personal best time. icame into i came into this really positive. i felt like i recovered from the 1500. but last night the legs just went. i have not run a 5000 since january. it is just getting used to it. i know what to expect now more for the final. katarina johnson—thompson has made it the final of the high jump after failing in that event in the heptathlon. she will be joined by morgan lake who also cleared the qualifying height. there was talk the american christ