career in journalism and may be more importantly, he's looking forward to a much deserved lie n. jo curriereak it to you, time, there is some early mornings in journalism two. the international swimming league have announced they'll fund their contracted athletes through to next year's rescheduled olympics in tokyo. the "solidarity programme" will run from september this year to july next year and is due to cost the organisation nearly nine million pounds. the isl which launched in 2019 was hailed as a huge success by swimmers — and organisers plan to launch season two in october. one thing we've been seing during the enforced lockdown in the last couple of weeks is the way families have come up with creative ways to get their sporting fix. the whybrow household have decided to find a unique way to recreate the drama of great britain's success at olympic curling. one last delivery for olympic gold. it's on its way. she's done it! i love his reaction with the big yes. there are some more, because we need this in our life, don't we? this is a family from jordan, they are all professional tab

title — but the prospect of adding another year onto his career, was something he couldn't face — as jo currieen moment for great british rowing and the eight men on board. but, one of them wanted more. after winning in rio, tom ransley was targeting a spot at this summer's olympics in tokyo. but, after the games were postponed until 2021, he says his body and mind simply can't hold on. even though it is tough and close to that decision point, it is tough to let go of an objective, i am just looking forward to seeing the guys and i think it will be an absolutely awesome games and yes, will miss it in some senses, but it is not my 0lympics so i am just looking forward to seeing the guys do well. rowing involves a lot of early mornings out on the water and that is on top of the backbreaking training sessions in the gym as well. for tom, the prospect of having to do this for another year has proved too much. as i said, it is really tough. it is notjust getting on the boat because i actually miss being on the water, it is doing it day in, day out, all the mileage, all the pushing through injuries,

let's bring in our reporter jo currie who has followed the england team home and away during neville‘as a lot of uncertainty over his future because of the olympics moving and the euros now being pushed back to 2022. why do you think they've made this decision now? it appears this is actually phil neville‘s decision rather than the fa's his contract is up next summer and that should have included leading team gb to the olympics this summer leading team gb to the olympics this summerand leading team gb to the olympics this summer and england in those home euros in 2021. because of coronavirus, those events have been pushed back one year and neither of them are within his contract and while the fa appears keen for him to stay on and do those postponed events and the world cup in 2023, it appears he has decided that by next summer appears he has decided that by next summer he wants to move on and have a new challenge. we are expecting a statement from the fa imminently with the details but you would think the new person would be in charge to look after team gb at the olympics and those h