as toni collette's d.a.put away the defendant for life. >> he's created this wonderful family. and he's ultimately, you know, a good person. and then somehow, through this event in his life, he's kind of dragged back into this terrible scenario where he really is, you know, between a rock and a hard place. and there's no easy way out. and then that's the, you know, the moral tale at the core of this. >> but before filming began, juror number two's savannah, georgia makeup trailer, the sight of a reunion more than two decades in the making between toni collette and nicholas hoult, who played mother and son in 2000 and twos, about a boy he came in to say hi to me, and i remember just looking up at this towering, gorgeous gentleman looking down at me, and it was just crazy to encounter you as an actual adult. >> it's like being like being a real parent. you can always see your child as they were. >> i can't be here to watch you all the time. i know we have to look after each other, the two of us. >> it was actu

host nation france took the silver with japan the bronze, while collett also went on to win a bronzeon his fourth olympic gold medal in the three—day competition combining dressage, cross—country and showjumping. jung, riding on chipmunk, finished ahead of australia's christopher burton and laura collett of britain, who added a bronze to her team gold. it wasjung's third individual 0lympics win after london 2012 and rio four years later. ukraine have their first medal of the games — an emotional one for 0lga kharlan in the fencing and courtesy of a big fightback against her opponent. the sabre event was dominated by french fencers, while despite that there might have been a more popular winner in the canoeing. nicolas gestin was another home favourite who certainly delivered the most convincing victory of the day. the single canoe slalom is often won by hundredths of a second, but gestin beat his rivals by more than five seconds, 0bliterating the field to claim his first 0lympic title. adam burgess of britain was second, winning silver after finishing fourth in tokyo. paris 2024 orga

jung rides on chipmunk, they finished ahead of australia's christopher burton and collett.ird individual olympics win after london 2012 and rio four years later. ukraine have their first medal of the games, an emotional one for olga kharlan in the fencing and courtesy of a big fight back against her opponent, the sabre event dominated by french fencers. well, despite that, there might have been an even more popular winner in the canoeing. nicolas gestin was another home favourite who certainly delivered the most convincing victory of the day. the single canoe slalom's often won by hundredths of a second, but he beat his rivals by more than five seconds, obliterating the field to claim his first olympic title. adam burgess of britain was second, winning silver after he finished fourth in tokyo. paris 2024 organisers say that they are confident the olympic triathlon events will go ahead as scheduled, despite concerns over pollution in the river seine. two training sessions have now been cancelled because of the water quality, with the men's event due to take place early on tu

laura collett in this most iconic of settings.ck came collett to clinch individual bronze. brilliant athleticism. after a damaging week for the perception of equestrian sport, these riders wanted to showcase the stars they were sitting on. those horses wouldn�*t perform if they weren�*t happy horses. what they go through and what they do for us is second to none, and they�*re the real heroes here. with back—to—back golds, these record—breakers are riding the crest of a wave. laura scott, bbc news, in versailles. and this morning, the diving duo tom daley and noah williams secured silver in the men�*s ten—metre synchronised event. my colleague maryam moshiri spoke to them off the back of their medal win. we�*re both over the moon. it�*s been really special to be able to dive in front of a crowd again, because tokyo was such a different 0lympics. and, you know, for me to be able to dive in front of my kids and to be able to dive in front of my husband and my whole family, all my friends... it was actually really emotional for me to

laura collett in this most iconic of settings.ame collett to clinch individual bronze. brilliant athleticism. after a damaging week for the perception of equestrian sport, these riders wanted to showcase the stars they were sitting on. those horses wouldn�*t perform if they weren�*t happy horses. what they go through and what they do for us is second to none, and they�*re the real heroes here. with back—to—back golds, these record—breakers are riding the crest of a wave. laura scott, bbc news in versailles. and now natalie pirks looks at the rest of the medal action. tom daley has peered over this precipice before — the last dive of an olympic final, the reigning champ alongside new partner noah williams on the very edge of a medal. yes, yes! it meant silver, daley�*s fifth medal at his fifth games, but the first watched by his sons, being looked after by his husband while papa, as they call him, went to work. to come back not knowing whether i would make the synchro team, let alone qualify in a spot for the olympics and now to be

laura collett knows exactly what is riding on this round. laura collett. ..es," and back came collett to clinch individual bronze. after a damaging week for the perception of equestrian sport, these riders wanted to showcase the stars they were sitting on. you just have to look and realise that those horses wouldn't perform if they weren't happy horses. it's a real challenge, and the horses, what they go through and what they do for us is second—to—none. and they're the real heroes here. with back—to—back golds, these record—breakers are riding the crest of a wave. laura scott, bbc news, in versailles. earlier, tom daley and noah williams took silver in the 10—metre synchronised diving. the duo finished ahead of canada, with china winning the gold medal. katie gornall was watching. tom daley had said just being here was enough — that competing at an olympics in front of his family was his gold medal. two years ago, he was effectively retired. here he was back on the big stage. his dive partner, noah williams, watched daley on tv as a child. now, they were sid

i think just believing in collette and not going through the system thinking this is set up for her butan everybody else. what are her needs. a one of the biggest things is that when she was in high school, her curriculum was one-on-one and defeats the whole inclusion law that's out there, but the inclusion law was never really completed and finished so putting collette in a classroom with biology honors in a back room with an aid working an a work sheet from third grade is not inclusion. that debilitated her and i had no choice but to pull her out of inclusion and have her do one-on-one and her core curriculum was based on living today on your own. not textbooks and earth science and a little politics and a little weather and little science and what does she need to know, her anatomy, what's happening in the world, safety. all based on that. rachel: all based on practical thick things to learn to live intent and that's one of -- independ and that's one of the interesting things is that collette lives down the street from you. i understand her house is nicer than yours. no offense, but

laura collett, who was the last rider to 90, collett, who was the last rider to go, was punching theaid it was a phenomenal experience, and she also had a chance of an individual medal later, and team gb will hope this gets the gold rush going. will hope this gets the gold rush comm- , ., . will hope this gets the gold rush going. absolutely. fantastic. laura, thank ou. and the medals are coming in thick and fast as tom daley and his partner noah williams have won silver in the men's synchronised 10m platform diving event. daley came out of retirement to compete in paris. 0verall, it's his fifth olympic medal after taking part in five 0lympics. and he's not ruling out another games in four years' time. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall reports. tom daley had said just being here was enough, that competing at an 0lympics was enough, that competing at an olympics in front of his family was his gold medal. two years ago, he was effectively retired. here he was back on the big stage, his diving partner noah williams watched tom daley on tv as a child, now they were side by side. com

while collett also went on to win a bronze in the individual event.t completed the set for tom daley. his was won alongside noah williams in the diving, and with some particularly important people watching on. patrick gearey reports on team gb's runners up from day three. tom daley has peered of the specifics before, the last off next type of olympic final, this time with noah williams on the edge of an olympic medal. it meant silver, tom daley�*s 50 at his fifth games, but the first watch by his son being looked after by his husband while dad went to work. to looked after by his husband while dad went to work.— looked after by his husband while dad went to work. to come back not knowin: dad went to work. to come back not knowing whether _ dad went to work. to come back not knowing whether i _ dad went to work. to come back not knowing whether i would _ dad went to work. to come back not knowing whether i would meet - dad went to work. to come back not knowing whether i would meet the l knowing whether i would meet the sinckler team are qualify for th

tokyo 2020 champions laura collett and tom mcewan joined by world number one ros canter sealed victorymping stage at versailles. host nation france took the silver with japan claiming bronze. german michaeljung won his fourth olympic gold medal in the three—day competition combining dressage, cross—country and showjumping. jung, riding on chipmunk, finished ahead of australia's christopher burton and laura collett of britain. it wasjung's third individual 0lympics win after london 2012 and rio 2016. the most popular winner of the day could well have been by frenchman nicolas gestin, who was certainly the most convincing one. the single canoe slalom is often won by hundredths of a second, but gestin beat his rivals by more than five seconds, obliterating the field to claim his first 0lympic title. adam burgess of britain was second, winning silver after finishing fourth in tokyo. away from the olympics, manchester united hope to make a final decision on a new stadium by the end of the calendar year. united co—owner sirjim ratcliffe wants to build a wembley of the north and has put toget

host nation france took the silver, japan in bronze, while collett also went on to win a bronze in the one better than her bronze. going fourth from last, he held on to the gold medal position until the final competitor, home favourite nicolas gestin, whose time blew everyone else�*s away. a bit of redemption for burgess who finished fourth in tokyo. a silver too for great britain�*s tom daley and noah williams in the men�*s synchronised ten metre platform diving final. it is a first silver for daley to go with his three bronze and one gold. for williams, a first ever olympic medal in his second games appearance. the china pair hao yang and junjie lian were the clear winners, canada taking the bronze. now, it could have been theirfinal meeting in a singles match after 60 during their careers, but novak djokovic knocked rafael nadal out of the olympic tennis tournament. nadal says he�*ll decide on his future plans after the games after losing in straight sets to a man ranked 159 places higher than the spaniard, who won 14 french open titles at this venue. nadal is still in the doubles i

i want to hear from collette peters from the federal prison -- bureau of prisons who spoke about thishs and suicides in the federal prison system. here are her comments. [video] >> we worked to combat contraband to reduce homicides and overdoses. this includes drones, monitoring or terminating cellular can indications, and continually monitoring intelligence and gang activity. to harness all of this intelligence we are creating a new chief inspector position to identify systemwide patterns and problems, including that that woul prevent deaths in custody. on a department to level the deputy attorney general has formed a working group of exi want to be perfectly clear. our employees are our everything and fully staffed institutions and well-trained employees save lives. it is no secret our agency is in crisis as a relatecruitment and. we are aggressively recruiting and utilizing incentives to maintain the employees we have. while our efforts over the past year have gleaned results, we are still faced with an inability to compete with the private sector and other law enrct ci a federal p

their aunt collette got to know the girls and got a kick out of levi.ad this really quirky little personality. he was a prankster. but he also had my sister's very sweet spirit. woman: what's the matter, levi? andrea canning: levi's life wasn't easy. he had problems in school. and he and karl began to butt heads. mike karlsen: i think levi bucked the system a little bit. he was a typical teenage boy who knew all the answers. but it seemed the more levi struggled in his world, karl held him down rather than try to pick him up. andrea canning: the rift widened. and in may of 2002, when levi was only 17, he left home. his uncle mike watched it happen with a tinge of sadness. he dropped out of school, which didn't help things at all. he jumped and didn't look where he was jumping to. and so he didn't have a job. and he floated from house to house, to a different family members. andrea canning: levi eventually met a girl named cassie and was living with her when disaster struck the karlsen family again. it happened in november of 2002. as cindy remembers it,

toni collette plays the prosecutor. >> this movie really explores the gray area of humans instincts andese things that kind of are difficult to look at within ourselves. >> collette and hoult had nothing but praise for their 94 year old director. >> all the movies he's directed, they're special and unique, and he has such a way about the stories he tells that to get the opportunity to spend time with him and be in one of his films, i think both of us were truly, truly so lucky. it's an experience of a lifetime. >> i still can't believe it happened. i mean, he is an incredible artist. i mean, not only does he direct and act, he he makes music. i mean, he's an incredible artist. and just to be around that, let alone be directed by him to be invited into the adventure of telling that story, to think that he would think of me like. it still blows my mind. >> eastwood is known as being a man of few takes on the set, as well as a man of few words. after each scene. >> the one that we had was pretty, pretty good, and it's and i'd say that with a smile of like, yeah, we got it. let's keep going

collette agrees that karlsen killed christina for the same reason he killed levi, money.e seneca county interrogation room, he suddenly had to face questions about that long ago fire from a well-prepared jeff arnold. >> and they were telling me about the fire with your first wife. >> arnold was looking for inconsistencies, lies, and he asked karlsen about the window. >> and what is it that you ordered up the days before? >> months before. >> months before? >> months before. we have a witness of the house. and on the 31st of december, one day part of the fire and that window was not boarded up. >> karlsen told arnold he suffered awful injuries as he rescued his children and that the fire was so intense he couldn't save christina. >> what happened when i broke the window, i got hit by a fireball and burn my eyelids together and burned the skin off my face, burned my mustache. >> did you go to the hospital? >> oh yeah. >> what hospital did you go to? >> i don't even know. >> arnold had evidence that karl escaped the fire with only a small burn. after he listened to karl talk

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laura collett completing the final round of showjumping to wind that gold, back to back 0lympic titlesagainst france, he takes over, while japan claimed the bronze. we will get more on that when we are back in paris a little later. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. in northern nigeria 4.4 million children under the age of five are acutely malnourished. the world food programme says that's more than double last year's figure. families are grappling with high food inflation and security concerns and many can no longer afford to feed their children. the bbc�*s madina maishanu has been to the main city of katsina state to find out more. this seven—month—old waiting line in this my nutrition clinic in katsina. it is run by doctors without borders. she lost her mother a few months ago. now her aunt will took her in, she is struggling to make enough on her own baby. on days that i find food, the babies can eat but on days i don't get to eat, they will keep sucking on my nipples and cry because of hunger. once a notice there is no milk. it hurts me to see other kids looking

a great shock for general visa collette checked her family grief with spirits, but she can no longer visit her husband's to disposal enough time. yeah, to start over there where the yellow crane is that like james stone, right at the back half the symmetry has been closed. for fears of new singles, right. it's hard. my husband died just recently. the all she has left is the food to on her food. and the hope that the graveyard will be restored soon to be near city hall is in a state of emergency. some are already talking about it back to ration marietta to swap a quote, you know, is under pressure to take action. when did you tell us chia what's on the when the we're paying for the mistakes of the past? i know all of our mistakes made during the underground coal mining phase from the shops were in operation. the local consequences were forgotten or ignored of the put salvage center. then when i look at all the documents today is throwing up. i believe all of this could have been foreseen who, books of egypt, a number of properties in the time have been cordoned off. people are not all

it's about home. in which the holy matron of moscow died in 1952, always at the collette there were alwaysre, how old i was then, eight years old, probably an older brother, who told us what he was saying here, the sorceress says she lived, you say walk, she says and this figurine says hold the figurine, that’s how you hold the figurine , the little ones passed by, but no, when you run past like that, the holy matron was glorified as a witch and sorceress. and this happened because shortly before matron moskovskoe settled in this area of ​​the gangway, evil really lived here. a little boy, a friend then still young, lyubo gloomy, almost i lost my sight because of this. there was an old lady living with us women. and so he took and stole the shovel. this grandmother comes to her mother and says: “let your son...” doctors discovered a severe form of asthma in lyubov. a constant hacking cough and lack of oxygen did not allow the woman to live or work. to bow to the matron, whom she feared and cursed in childhood, the love of darkness went with her family to the danilovskoye cemetery. one can

a great shock for general visa collette check or her family grief with spirits, but she can no longer visit her husband's terms. right. it's hard. my husband died just recently. the all she has left is the food to on her food. and the hope that the graveyard will be restored soon to be near city hall is in a state of emergency. some are already talking about it. back to ration mariano. swipe a culture is under pressure to take action. when did you establish t r? what's on the when the we're paying for the mistakes of the past? the mistakes made during the underground coal mining phase we put on the shops were in operation. the consequences were forgotten. or ignored of the put salvage center . then when i look at all the documents today is the, i believe all of this could have been for seen to tops of each a number of properties. and the time has been cordoned off. people are not allowed to enter of the state owned company, specializes in cleaning up damage caused by the mines. holes are being bored. 70 meters into the ground. the geologists are certain that their method will prevent

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laura collett is in the silver individual position on london 52. beat. in one sport impacted by the heavy rain on saturday was the men's skateboarding. the final was due to take place at the weekend, but has been delayed until today. japan is expected to dominate that event which is relatively new to the olympics. so just a small taste of what we can expect from today. a brilliant weekend of sport already. very excited about what is in store later. stay with us for more here on bbc news. hello there. sunday was a very warm day. we had the sunshine far and wide, and we've got a few more days of dry weather and sunshine to come, but the heat is going to continue to build across england and wales. and, really, across the whole of western europe, temperatures are rising, the heat is pushing up from spain into france and for the olympics. that's the temperature anomaly chart. you can see for eastern europe, things may be a little cooler than normal. here at home, though, the heat is building underneath that area of high pressure. there is a weak weather

case of what i see i do for what do you mean like way that us and people because i present must collette of funding funds, seat aggressive behavior. we had upset plans. uh so uh and he put in 10 set of heads of back to optically that are and he can go to any extent just to protect the misspelling test of us. yeah. upset. uh, unless he offers this same way uh, practice to move the sofa. he obviously in the for so, so he didn't want to be v card there, but a sense that he wants to give this a move that he, the, he's not afraid of taking the tough decisions here. and for him that in the eyes 1st then india isn't necessarily it as a supreme and to achieve the interest. uh more they can go to any extent entity said, definitely epicenter admired by the indian bip and an india is bad doing all position has tried to take on this image. the multi factor it is on top of it is a huge show with the dawn. these endorsing the candidate. but the question is, lily's crowd still unimed towards the 2nd. the old is one last bush before the final phase of fully which is due on the 1st of june, in which wide

i brought the guns from a hutch collette to meet the she. now i want you to have a good look at the car that you're about to see on your screen. yeah, there it is. the white sudan, in fact, this sit down is being driven in this video by the terrorists who later carried out the heinous act of terror against the croakers city hall. because he's entering one of the garage co ops just outside more school. this is where the members of the terrace, so in that was busted in douglas down, they handed them over the weapons, the munition and will ever and everything that these guys needed to carry out the attack money. this is the very same call that they used for that failed gets away. this is the very same call that was called on its way to the russia ukraine border . so there it is shortly after the russian security services stopped the terrace in the tracts and well prevented them from getting away with well with the most mother . so also there's another video released by the russian federal security service that is showing members of the douglas

any of these refugee can local douglas malott collette send test this report. a massive participation and it's unit of the patient has been really tell me the policy is that if you choose to come in addition to the new citizens to send the message of community between the 2 of the ascent a message says in terms of the position of invasion, lebanon, and the lebanese people, shelter the resistance, palestinians, and us, we go hand in hand. our victories approaching, if the situation escalates, were ready to support the resistance until the idea is defeated. this is a painful loss for us yet at the same time, it is a source of pride. it is impossible to weaken us is real, can do it. we will resist everything points to us engaging in a bigger war. we are ready for 2 months to everyone who has been killed as like a son of mine. we're one people. everyone's thumbs up for each other when they're hurt or killed. i don't watch more for lab and on this crime is it tears and itself . so many people the good thing and this is the and then the west bank spotless teeny ends

been following recent months, lincoln has been actively calling for this and just wanted to king's collette and then that's where do you get the information that the ukrainian authorities will agree to this? because what conditions must be set for our military leadership to agree munching in for this and absolutely simple condition, the cessation or reduction of military aid, even from the states. and that's it. we will be forced to comply, well, not at 18 p, okay? but this is being introduced now to gauge public sentiment, ready to move, for example, they might say from 20 and they will put a condition on us. either you comply with this because before we reduced support until the se, in the middle and off the age and ukraine was 27, but it had service been low, it's a 25. this change hasn't gone over well with the public. the many individuals outright refusing to be drafted falls mobilization has become a grim reality of boise playing with people being smashed off the streets. by recruitment offices is why the backlash us will make us assume the key of to ring the draft age down to 18. now

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been following recent months, lincoln has been actively calling for this and the sponsor to kings collette and then that's where do you get the information that the ukrainian authorities will agree to this? because what condition will must be set for our military leadership to a great good months and for this an absolutely simple condition, the cessation or reduction of military aid, even from the stables. and that's it. we will be forced to comply, well, not at 18, be okay, but this is being introduced now to gauge public sentiment. ready to move, for example. who knows? they might say from 20 and they will put a condition on that either you comply with this because before we reduced support moves until earlier this year, the me to draw said in ukraine was 27. but they'd have suited to being low to $25.00. this change hasn't gone over well with the public, with many individuals, outright refusing to be drafted. for some mobilization has become a grim reality from playing with people being snatched off the streets by recruitment offices. dislike the backlash. us little make is insisting th

a local journalist ballade, cadet collette. i sent us the system they don't, hasn't put in this, such a mass to the participation in the unit of the what's the patient has been doing the big from the palestinian, the refugees from that she would, she comes, come on over the been on, in addition to that, and they've been used to disposable control, all of the been to send a betty to listed affinity between the 2 people. and also i must have to affinity of the ascent of a stomach to, let's see if they additions to a message of says strong supports for does the stuff in front of the, in the a position of is that you need in face. and so the people shelter the resistance and the palestinians in the us, we go hand in hand. our victories approach wondering if the situation escalates were ready to support the resistance until the idea of the home, just as a means of loss for us. yes, at the same time, it is a source of pride. it is impossible to, we cannot, is real, can't do it. we will resist everything points to us engaging in a big

laura collett is in the silver individual position in london 52. the ones to beat. in one spot impacted by the heavy rain on saturday was the heavy rain on saturday was the men's skateboarding —— and one sport. the final was due to take place at the weekend, but has been delayed until today. japan is expected to dominate that event which is relatively new to the olympics. so just a small taste of what we can expect from today. i brilliant weekend of sport already. very excited about what is in store later. —— a brilliant weekend. and as the games play out, there'll of course be political issues discussed too. john hoberman is an olympic sports historian. he told me a little bit about what we can expect. political expression is built into olympic history in a way that media actually pay very little attention to. the current president of the ioc thomas back claims repeatedly that sports and politics have nothing to do with each other —— thomas bach. yet the neglected perspective is the fact that ever since the nazi olympics of 1936, the ioc has serve

among those hoping to represent team gb is gloucestershire event rider laura collett. having been part of the gold medal winning team in tokyo, with her horse london 52. rebecca wood has been to meet her. a cold and wet morning at laura's arejust outside a cold and wet morning at laura's are just outside cheltenham. already she has exercised eight courses but she has exercised eight courses but she had saved the best till last, london 52 or dan, as he is known here. ~ , ., , london 52 or dan, as he is known here. g ., , ., . here. my horse of a lifetime. i will never have — here. my horse of a lifetime. i will never have another— here. my horse of a lifetime. i will never have another one _ here. my horse of a lifetime. i will never have another one like - here. my horse of a lifetime. i will never have another one like him, l never have another one like him, unbelievably— never have another one like him, unbelievably talented _ never have another one like him, unbelievably talented and - never have another one like him, unbelievably talented and he - never have anothe

him in his tribune. tongue that says, has refuted information about whole singers inside the hutch collette church. previously, there were reports that of source of people have been taken captive, that now the authorities say there were no halston truth 99. 19 people looked themselves in tools for the run safe. see that's according to the source. he's a ministry equipment is now supported on the streets of dirt, bend the entrance to the cities concrete blocks, and the operation to stop. the militants continues, and the investigators community opened criminal cases into the attack. send counter terrorism operation, retreat. and so cold regime has been introduced, a druggist on so basically entrances and exits to both cities much for law in druggist on a blogs and the police are inspection. com and julia, can you present in this in the broader context for us, because this is not the 1st attack that's happened this year as well. absolutely. well, actually some say that's roger co as list is again raising its head in russia and it needs to be stopped. the stage must show fools and suppress when

laura collett is in the silver individual position on london 52. china and japan very much the ones to beat. in one sport impacted by the heavy rain on saturday was the men's skateboarding. the final was due to take place at the weekend, but has been delayed until today. japan is expected to dominate that event which is relatively new to the olympics. so just a small taste of what we can expect from today. i brilliant weekend of sport already. very excited about what is in store later. —— a brilliant weekend. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you're live with bbc news. the united states is to give the commanders of its military forces injapan more operational control. the announcement follows talks between us secretary of state antony blinken and his japanese counterpart, who identified china as a growing risk. let's get more from frank, joining us. thank you for your time on newsday. just for started, how significant is the announcement of that and the timing? announcement of that and the timinu? . announcement of that and the

laura collett had room for error, but didn't need much of it.ympic title. collett later won an individual bronze too. sometimes, though, small margins matter. in the froth and fury of the final stages of the men's 200 metre freestyle, great britain's matt richards, on the top of your screen, had the edge, but one of the sport's new sensations, romania's david popovici, was with him. commentary: there's the touch. oh, i think has gone to popovici. i nothing between gold and silver but two 100ths of a second and an athlete's respect. those fractions can be powerful. adam burgess was denied a medal by a sliver of a second in tokyo, a frustration that helped drive him along the turbulent waters of the canoe slalom course in a breathtaking time. commentary: adam burgess cannot believe it! _ it took him to silver and closure. motivation is especially important to a diver. it pushes you over the edge. a force that brought tom daley back to the sport with a new partner, noah williams, preparing for the last dive of the ten metres synchro olympic final.

laura collett put in a stunning dressage test to break the olympic record, with a score ofjust 17.5 penaltiesir as she finished. so she sits in individual gold and the team are in gold as they head into tomorrow's very influential crosscountry day. they will hope the rain stops so they can put the best hooves forward tomorrow in versailles. the weather has been impacting some sport, laura? absolutely. you heard earlier that it caused havoc on the streets for the cycling time trial. that is not the only impact the rain has had today. first thing this morning, we heard the men's street skateboarding had been postponed because of the rain. it simply wasn't safe for the athletes to take to that venue. so they have postponed that until monday. it's also caused havoc with the schedule on the tennis because only the two main courts have rooves. so only six matches today have been completed. none of the brits have been able to play their matches. and it will also undoubtedly have had an impact on the river quality in the seine. that is being closely monitored for the triathlon. tomorrow is important,

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