this was not the way rose harvey wanted her olympic debut to end.tter. it was going to get worse in the marathon. we knew that. we knew the risk, but there was a good chance that it would get me through and i would be able to run a pretty decent race and actually do my training justice. so that was the glimmer of hope that i was holding on to going into the olympics. as the women's olympic marathon gets under way. two miles in, it started to hurt. by six miles, rose was falling behind the pack and she was on her own. already, rose harveyjust dropping off that group. that big group there. just kind of seeing your dreams slip away from you, it literally feels like it�*s slipping through your fingers as they go on. any other race, i would have stopped because i wasn�*t able to run the race. i wanted to, and the pain was really bad, but ijust had to get to that finish line, i had to do the olympic marathon. that's it, girl! out on the course was rose�*s fiance, charlie, who was urging her on. less than 2k left now. i know it hurts. it hurts, but you're

this was not the way rose harvey wanted her olympic debut to end., but three weeks ago, her hip suddenly felt tight, and despite treatment, it didn't get better. it was going to get worse in the marathon. we knew that, we knew the risk, but there was a good chance that it would get me through and i would be able to run a pretty decent race and actually do my training justice. so that was the glimmer of hope that i was holding onto going into the olympics. ..as the women's olympic marathon gets under way. two miles in, it started to hurt. by six miles, rose was falling behind the pack, and she was on her own. already, rose harveyjust dropping off that group, that big group there. just kind of seeing your dreams slip away from you, it literally feels like it's slipping through your fingers as they go on. any other race, i would have stopped, because i wasn't able to run the race i wanted to, and the pain was really bad, but ijust had to get to that finish line, i had to do the olympic marathon. that's it, girl! out on the course was rose's fiance char

this was not the way rose harvey wanted her olympic debut to end. and despite treatment, it didn't get better. it was going to get worse in the marathon. we knew that, we knew the risk, but there was a good chance that it would get me through and i would be able to run a pretty decent race and actually do my training justice. so that was the glimmer of hope that i was holding onto going into the olympics. ..as the women's olympic marathon gets under way. two miles in, it started to hurt. by six miles, rose was falling behind the pack, and she was on her own. already, rose harveyjust dropping off that group, that big group there. just kind of seeing your dreams slip away from you, it literally feels like it's slipping through your fingers as they go on. any other race, i would have stopped, because i wasn't able to run the race i wanted to, and the pain was really bad, but ijust had to get to that finish line, i had to do the olympic marathon. that's it, girl! out on the course was rose's fiance charlie, who was urging her on. less than 2k left now.

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well, i tell you what, i could have gone for any of them, but i am going to go for rose harvey there,well done. who's your union jackass please, emma. >> well, i've unfortunately anticipated the whole show because i'm nominating the met police as my union jackass, i could i could list countless reasons . i won't bother for reasons. i won't bother for that, i think. yeah, i don't want to get a knock at the door, so i'll just leave it there, okay? >> all right. well, again, we would just like to wish everyone a happy pakistani independence day. >> we want to make that very clear. >> so my nomination is angela raynen >> so my nomination is angela rayner. rayner for scrapping plans to limit social housing to people that have been here ten years or uk citizens. >> so this is the scrapping of that british homes for british workers scheme. >> because it's not necessary, because local councils have that provision in their banding system already. >> so there we go. >> so there we go. >> it would have stopped local councils overriding that none of them do. >> okay. >> okay. >> go on bill, i'm g

there are three british runners in the pack, including rose harvey, who only started taking her runningee british runners are very much in the pack rather than in medal contention but no doubt harvey's story will be an inspiration to amateur runners backin an inspiration to amateur runners back in the uk. a bit later on after that marathon finishes we have the women's weightlifting and team gb only picked one weightlifter for these games and that is emily campbell, who made history in tokyo winning a silver medal. she is hoping to go even better here in paris but she faces a formidable force in the chinese competitor, who is widely expected to take the gold. but campbell says that when she feels and looks her best she performs her best and she is actually brought her own eyelash technician here to paris with her. and then the final of the women's modern pentathlon and britain have two medal chances in there with the defending champion kate french and arendse bryson both in strong positions heading into today's final. and this will be the final time we see horse riding as part of the mod

minutes time and there are three british women in the lineup, three olympic debutantes, including rose harveynce lawyer in lockdown and thatis as a finance lawyer in lockdown and that is when running became serious. she only ten professional a few years ago and that makes her something of an unknown in this field, which is packed with talent as you would expect. later on we have the weightlifting and there is only one british weightlifter here at and that is emily campbell, winning silverback in tokyo, the first ever olympic women's weightlifting medalfor first ever olympic women's weightlifting medal for team first ever olympic women's weightlifting medalfor team gb. she says when she looks good, she feels good and performs at her best and she actually has their own eyelash technician here with her to the olympic games and she will face a real challenge for gold as the chinese competitor is a formidable force. in the modern pentathlon, this finishes today and there are two british women in with a real chance and they are kate french, the defending champion and carranza brighton so look out f