however there was a big shock in the pool, as the world record holder adam peaty was pipped to gold intre breakstroke. adam wild rounds up the action. here was a final chance for the gymnasts to shine. the beam, a fitting before more sparkling excess. fitting before more sparkling excess. england's alice kinsella already had a bronze and silver, now was the moment as they focus. well done, alice kinsella! will it be good enough? yes it is, 13.74 alice kinsella! when on that score came through, i was like, oh my god. i didn't know what to do, really. when they said that it was gold, i was over the moon. joined on the podium by kelly sim of england, the success did not end there. nile wilson is all ready one of the sport's leading lights, well used to success on the horizontal bar, he knew this was good. that was absolutely phenomenal! so, it seems that his pa rents. phenomenal! so, it seems that his parents. that his dad jamie ritchie before him, i love it! that's what it's about, that feeling when you land. it has been one of the greatest confidence and experiences that i have ever had

however there was a big shock in the pool, as the world record holder adam peaty was pipped to gold in the 50 metre brea kstro ke. adam wild rounds up the action. if these games are about putting

adam peaty successfully defended his title in the 100 metres breaststroke.appy with his time but he is now unbeaten in the events for four years. adam peaty is england's rock star swimmer. in breaststroke he deals in domination. to get his first gold down under, he said a new games record but it was closer than he hoped. if that's the bar even higher. it's my second time this season. it was all about the race tonight, it's not about time. that's four years undefeated. cycling's points race has its own kind of chaos. gold for a welsh track cyclist, the first in three decades. it was really special. i've never sung the welsh national anthem on the podium before. i'm so grateful. england's sophie thornhill also has a double, breaking the world record for time trial gold. the country's medal rush began in para triathlon. it's easy to be inspired byjoe townsend and jade jones. jones has learned to swim injust 18 months. i could not swim so it's something i have really been working on. i only came into para triathlon about 18 months ago. i still have a long way to

but it's a shock silver for adam peaty.and yohan blake blows it in the men's100 metres final, south africa's akani simbine runs clear to win gold. also coming up: liverpool bossjurgen klopp insists his team aren't thinking about being favourites as they head to manchester city with a three goal advantage in the champions league.

but it's a shock silver for adam peaty. the world record holder was beaten into second in the 50 metre breastroke final. and yohan blake blows it in the men's 100 metres final, south africa's akani simbine runs clear to win gold. also coming up: liverpool bossjurgen klopp insists his team aren't thinking about being favourites as they head to manchester city with a three goal advantage in the champions league. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm sarah mulkerrins. let's start at the commonwealth games, where wales have taken their gold medal haul to six, after victory in three events on day five. there were also nine medals for the home nations in gymnastics with two gold for england. however there was a big shock in the pool, as the world record holder adam peaty was pipped to gold in the 50 metre brea kstro ke. adam wild rounds up the action. if these games are about putting sporting talent in the spotlight, he was a final chance for the gymnasts to shame. it is going to be a thrilling afternoon. the beam a fitting enough

adam peaty successfully defended his title in the 100 metres breaststroke.s rock star swimmer. in breaststroke he deals in domination. to get his first gold down under, he said a new games record but it was closer than he hoped. if that's the bar even higher. it's my second time this season. it was all about the race tonight, it's not about time. that's four years undefeated. cycling boss mike points race has its own kind of chaos. wind in the gaps for the front was ira barker. gold for a well struck cyclist, the first in three decades. it was really special. i've never signed the welsh national anthem on the podium before. i'm so grateful. the flower of scotla nd before. i'm so grateful. the flower of scotland rolls off neal fardy‘s time. he wrote it with second gold of these games. england's sophie barnhill also has a double, breaking the world record for time trial gold. the country's medal rush began in para triathlon. it's easy to be inspired by will stopjones will stop jones has will stopjones has learned to swim injust will stopjones has learned to sw

we mentioned adam peaty.ames is mark foster, a two—time commonwealth games champion. you're leading the coverage for bbc sport. are you excited? yes. very excited. there has been a of interesting stuff going on, lots of successes and a bit of heartbreak. across the board we have done really well. six gold medals at the moment, england. some good performances. sometimes in the commonwealth games some of the athletes who don't get that opportunity normally, get a chance. we have got three from each country. potentially we have 12 athletes.|j am chuffed about aimee willmott getting a gold. she is a middlesbrough last. there have been some surprises. it is brilliant for amy? yes, she was always number two to hannah miley. amy has always been the nearly one. she has been chasing hannah. she had her moment. amy has a lwa ys hannah. she had her moment. amy has always had the potential. she has a lwa ys always had the potential. she has always just fallen short. i'm really pleased for her. disappointment that scotla

england's adam peaty wins gold again at the commonwealth games in australia. good evening.n killed and about 20 others injured, after a van was deliberately driven into a crowd of people, in western germany. it happened in the city of muenster, outside a restaurant. police say the driver, who was a german national and had a history of mental health problems, later shot himself, and had no links to islamist terrorists. 0ur berlin correspondent, jenny hill, reports. in the historic heart of an old university city, a scene of horror. the square was busy. people enjoying the spring sunshine when a van ploughed through what is usually a pedestrian zone. for those in its path, little chance to escape. the pavement cafe was full of people — eating, drinking, relaxing. it was a small restaurant and the people are sitting outside and then the van crashed into the restaurant. and still we don't know why. the driver, police say, killed himself in the van after the crash. translation: the suspect shot himself in the vehicle. his identity is still unclear. but they have yet to formally

adam peaty completes a four—year sweep of major titles.nd there's been a gold rush for scotland and wales. we're getting reports of fatalities and many injured people after a van ran into crowds in the german city of muenster but has not confirmed numbers. police say it is not clear whether the incident is an attack. some have said that 30 people have been injured and there are some pictures there, or the emergency services on the scene. german police have said that there are several great, including the possible suspect. very few details at the moment, but german police have officially said that around 30 people have been injured there and thatis people have been injured there and that is in the german city of muenster. more information throughout the afternoon and we will bring that to you as we get it. tedious reports, some official and some not, some press reports say that the attacker has shot himself but that is not concerned —— confirmed by the police. we cannot confirmed by the police. we cannot confirm that but that is being repor

adam peaty won calls a short time ago. he held onto the wing.for that gold medal. wales were celebrating gold. eleanor ba ka gold medal. wales were celebrating gold. eleanor baka powered through the pain barrier to see of scotland's katie archibald. finished on a0 points and won two of ten sprints. scotla nd scotland added a second gold to their collection. they broke the world record in the heat before beating the welsh pair in the visually impaired sprint final. they won the time trial earlier in the week. let's get a round—up of the action and from alex.

adam peaty will be back in that breaststroke final a little later on c.dy. nile wilson will be a favourite for the men's all—around gymnastics final for england and the youngest competitor at the games, anna hursey, will go for wales in the table tennis. they are up against australia. natalie pirks in brisbane, thank you. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. a gust angst for many but rory mcelroy is in contention in the clubhouse on four under par after his second round at the masters. a big weekend for this man, that ordeal and his manchester city team are preparing to write their name into the premier league's history books. and a good day for the home nations at the commonwealth games with goals for england, scotland and a delighted welsh weightlifter on day two in gold coast. so, what's to come but we are starting on the goal for mr master is just getting starting on the goal for mr master isjust getting more starting on the goal for mr master is just getting more and more intriguing. the leaderboard

we got a glimpse of adam peaty. starting back, he says is all about defending those titles.veryone else, you started at the commonwealth games, winning gold and ever since he's been smashing the world record. it'll be exciting to see he races tomorrow because we are hoping to see him around 57 seconds, this talk of project 56 but for me, i think that's realistically a tokyo 2020 target. adam is concentrating on the european championships this summer, i'm not so sure... it's an outdoor pool and it rained during his semifinal, don't you summers like it warm indoors? it's right, every summer will not be lying if they say idv don't want to race outside when it's windy, they will all say, that is fine, to see a level playing field, but the majority of swimmers are training indoors so having all these winds destructions, the rain lashing down, it's not ideal racing conditions, i think that is why we are not seeing some of the world—class conditions, it's not an ideal stadium, we have seen it's not an ideal stadium, we have seen monsoon rain, it's not an ideal stadium, we have seen

have to be careful because i've got a sound on but sarah vaizey, adam peaty, congratulations! s, i first used it six yea rs help you? yes, i first used it six years ago. it has improved since then. this is a newer version of the suit. it straps a little better on me and the backpack is lower down so it isn't over my shoulders. so it's enabling me to walk the greater manchester marathon by shifting my pelvis with every step it senses where i am so it doesn't walk for me, i have to give it instructions every step. every bump as an obstacle. and the camber and using touches makes it more challenging but i am driven because it is helping to cure paralysis for the spinal injury foundation. you are doing such an amazing job. tell us about your assistant, it's your husband, dan. dam, my husband, is behind me. if! husband, dan. dam, my husband, is behind me. if i lose my balance or the clutch slips i don't fall flat on my face which i have done before. i have a great team with me. their generosity has been amazing, donations keep me going and it was very ha rd donations keep me going a

adam peaty continues his quest for world domination in the heats of the 100 metre breast road. the world, 0lympic, common world champion, hasn't been beaten infouryears, and world champion, hasn't been beaten in four years, and has the 11 fastest ti mes in four years, and has the 11 fastest times in history for that event. we saw world records go in the pool, so you wouldn't bet against them today. in the 200 metre freestyle in the pool, chapel class goesin freestyle in the pool, chapel class goes in the final. in 2012, he was dubbed michael phelps‘s slayer, when he beat michael felt in the butterfly. he is targeting these games to win his 18th middle. and we get ourfirst look at games to win his 18th middle. and we get our first look at the beach volleyball. it makes its games debut. scotland are the first home nation, up against sri lanka later on. it should look epic in the sunshine, 4000 seater stadium, proving very popular. natalie, thank you. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm 0lly foster, coming up: a legend of his

adam peaty is an unstoppable force, you really is. got mark foster chatting about that later. a girl i know from middlesbrough, aimee willmott, got a gold. absolutely cracking. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning... 300 extra police officers are being deployed in parts of london, after six people were killed in the city over the past seven days. thousands of holidaymakers are being defrauded, with booking scams on the increase. people lost almost £7 million on fake airline tickets and accommodation last year. here's ben with a look at this morning's weather. it has been quite nice. it has been mild. what is going on? that is an ominous picture behind you. it is. i am in my studio. this is from one of our weather watchers in redcar. what a beautiful start to the day it was here. blue skies and sunshine. a little bit ominous with some clouds on the horizon. it is a mixture of whether this weekend. sunny skies at times but cloudy ones. cloud across parts of wales is pretty thick. it is producing outbrea

love adam peaty, congratulations! 0h!s of live broadcasting — our colleague gets a cooling off at the commonwealth games. get in touch with us using the hashtag... #beyond100days hello, i'm katty kay in washington, matthew price is in london. donald trump once said his nuclear button is bigger than north korea's and now his missiles are better than russia's. the prime minister of turkey says please, just stop the street fighting. as the white house prepares to retaliate against an alleged chemical weapons attack by the syrian regime, mr trump warned russia that us missiles will be coming. so the man who promised never to signpost his military plans has now given damascus a chance to prepare. reports have been coming into us today that the syrian government has been clearing its airfields, hiding its hard wear. it's pretty clear what president trump is going to do. the question now, is when? here's our middle east editorjeremy bowen. syrians who have survived the last few days of this enclave are being bussed out of the ru

adam peaty said he would be the first man to do what he has intended. it is a bit tricky for him. hasn't now been beaten in that event since glasgow 2014th and that is a massive achievement in itself. more su ccesses massive achievement in itself. more successes for australia. kate campbell winning the 50 metres freestyle and they also won the team triathlon, mixed team, being held for the first time, and that is something they will take through to tokyo 2020, so a dress rehearsal for it here if you like. it is a classic game at the hockey featuring one of the bitterest international rivalries, india against pakistan. in the expected to do away with pakistan quite comfortable, they have beaten them for the last two yea rs have beaten them for the last two years over seven matches “— have beaten them for the last two years over seven matches —— india expected. pakistan scored a goal but no seconds left on the clock and it finished 2—2. quite a shock. you can keep updated with all of the sport on the bbc sport website. studio: thanks forjoining us. if you're a movie buff — you'll be

but sarah vasey, adam peaty, sean murphy o'connor, ben proud and james guy, congratulations. close and mind this step. can you continue, sarah! we don't want to talk about me falling in the water. all the people watching are literally on the floor. and mike is on the gold coast now. i hope you had filled a hazard assessment form. it was a last—minute change of location and i just did not study the contours at the bottom of the swimming pool closely enough. i was distracted by all those gold medals glistening in the sunshine. as for the athletics tonight, we heard about the high jump tonight, we heard about the high jump disappointment but more encouraging news in qualifying for the children meter finals tomorrow night. dinner asha smith for england looked comfortable tonight in the ca rra ra looked comfortable tonight in the carrara stadium in the qualifying. she's the european champion and world junior champion and a big medal hope tomorrow. a great run as well for leon reid of northern ireland, making it through to the 200 metre final. afterwards he said my mum came all the

so too, adam peaty, the british breast stroke of. he goesin the british breast stroke of. record that he set in rio, i have been speaking to the bbc‘s swimming commentator who said that in his heat he didn't look very good. he qualified fastest nonetheless. already we have had a medal this morning, it went to india, two gold medals for them, they are third. the defending champion from glasgow said afterwards it was a lot easier in glasgow, but i am happy i still one. that is all from me here, but remember, out there is the commonwealth games, it is beautiful. so make sure you come back. you lucky man. the head of japan's sumo association has issued an apology after several women were ordered to leave the ring, despite administering emergency first aid. the incident happened at a local tournament near kyoto in western japan. caroline rigby has more. the moment two women rushed to help perform life—saving treatment, on a man who collapsed while giving a speech at. yet, over the loudspeaker they are repeatedly ordered to leave. under the sports coat, women are can “— leave. u

just tell you, there is a middle—distance runner for south africa, a south african swimmer, and adam peatyre, a lot of athletes and it will be a spectacular event, it just and it will be a spectacular event, itjust might and it will be a spectacular event, it just might be and it will be a spectacular event, itjust might be a wet one. true. thank you very much, enjoy it. today marks 50 years since dr martin luther king was shot dead on the balcony of the lorrain motel in memphis, tennessee. though legal equality was achieved with the civil rights act in the united states, dr king's dream of full racial equality is unfulfilled. african—america ns still have higher rates of poverty, unemployment and incarceration. clive myrie has visited america's most segregated city, milwaukee. martin luther king said there were two americas. one was white, overflowing with the milk of prosperity. the other, black, a lonely island of poverty and brutality. 50 years after his death, are those two americas any closer to being reconciled ? on the face of it, little's changed at the martin luther king elementa

adam peaty won calls a short time ago. he held onto the wing. we'll be got a second silver to add to his goal. outside his own world record but relieved to hang on for that gold medal. wales were celebrating gold. eleanor ba ka gold medal. wales were celebrating gold. eleanor baka powered through the pain barrier to see of scotland's katie archibald. finished on a0 points and won two of ten sprints. scotla nd scotland added a second gold to their collection. they broke the world record in the heat before beating the welsh pair in the visually impaired sprint final. they won the time trial earlier in the week. let's get a round—up of the action and from alex. the gold rush on the gold coast continues. in the gymnastics hall, nile wilson's fans were out in force and their man delivered. the all—around title, six apparatus to contend with... commentator: he is so aware in the air. ..and he worked his way to the top of the leaderboard on the final one. commentator: nile wilson, you might as well smile and come on. a gold—medal and a proud moment for

adam peaty gave england the lead on the breaststroke leg but they could not fend off the aussie challengeo clinching gold. ben proud went head to head with australia's kyle chalmers at the end falling short by nine one hundredths of a second. earlier on proud successfully defended his 50 metres freestlye title after breaking the games record in qualifying. very, very pleased about that. tonight was about getting a medal. ifi tonight was about getting a medal. if i can get three in these conditions, i am if i can get three in these conditions, iam positive if i can get three in these conditions, i am positive for the rest of the year. there's been a brilliant silver in the mens 200 metres individual medley for scotland's duncan scott. 19 one hundreths of a second separated him and australia's mitch in the women's aoom freestyle, holly hibbott won silver whilst her england team mate eleanor faulkner won her third bronze medal in these games. 17—year—old ariarne titmus of australia took her third gold of the games... and georgia davies of wales had to settle for bronze in the women's 50m bac

adam peaty was made to work really hard for his gold by england teammate, james wilby but peaty managedtres. scotland's neil fachie and guide matt rotherham added a second gold of the games to their collection. they broke the world record in the heats before winning the visually impaired sprint final. and wales were celebrating gold shortly afterwards in the women's sprint race as elinor barker, powered through the pain barrier to see off scotland's katie archibald. barker gained a whole lap on the field to finish on a0 points and won two of ten sprints. that's all the sport for now. studio: thanks for joining studio: thanks forjoining us. 1a people have died after a bus carrying a junior ice hockey team collided with a lorry in western canada. another 1a other passengers were injured in the crash in the rural province of saskatchewan. the team were all aged between 16 and 21 years old. our north america correspondent chris buckler reports. hand in hand in hospital, team—mates are turning to each other for support, all too aware that many of those they played alongside have been killed.

so dominant is adam peaty in the 100 metres breaststroke, that the world and olympic champion hasn'tin the semi. not fast by his standard but a games record nonetheless. 100 metre backstroke para—swimmer alice tighe had already won world and paralympic medals. she can now add commonwealth champion to her cv. one of two golds in the pool for englishwomen tonight. and cycling is a family affair for the archibalds, with katie and brother john both in pursuit finals. the only major gold missing from katie's collection was a commonwealth one. not any more. butjohn had to settle for silver against england's charlie tanfield. there are lots of stories of people in 2014 coming to cycling because they have seen chris hoy or someone who has inspired them. so i've got that at home. now there's a photo for the family album. natalie pirks, bbc news, the gold coast. time for a look at the weather. today wasn't too bad where we got some sunshine. in fact, brighter spots saw temperatures climbing. it was the warmest day of the year so far. in london, temperatures god up to 17 degrees. you can see fr

in sport, on the third day of competition at the commonweath games, adam peaty successfully defendedroke title, he has lost for four years. james wilby took silver. elinor barker one wales ‘s second goal of the game. —— gold. and the most —— merseyside derby, it was all us at goodison park although everton came close so —— to beating liverpool for the first time in seven years. manchester city can win the premier league title later today if they beat manchester united. six other games under way, no goals yet, i will have an update later. manchester city could win football's premier league today if they can beat arch rivals manchester united at the etihad stadium. no other team has ever clinched the premier league title this early in the season. city are already 16 points clear of second place united. 0ur sports correspondent azi farni is at the etihad stadium, home to manchester city, and shejoins me now. presumably manchester city will be happy to win the premiership at any time but there would be a certain satisfaction if they manage to do it today by beating manchester united. abs

adam peaty has sent out a big warning to his rivals. four yea rs over one has beaten him in the past four years over 100 and is and he wasn't going to start letting his opponents get close on the coast, even if the pace was a little slower than he is used to. a bit difficult this morning, we'll see what i got tonight, looking forward to swim outdoors, can't see anything, can't even see you without these. scotland's ross murdoch will be part of the pack chasing him down and later today while paramedic medallist allison tighe is looking for backstroke success on her, mould debut. another new face to the games is beach volleyball and the gold coast is no better place to start. scotla nd coast is no better place to start. scotland getting their campaign off with a win. that's a really important win for scotland in their place for a quarter—final. important win for scotland in their place for a quarter-final. the welsh fa ns were place for a quarter-final. the welsh fans were celebrating too. how about that? their 11-year-old table tennis sta

and victory for english swimmer adam peaty at the commonwealth games in australia. have that and all the day's sporting action in sportsday in half an hour on bbc news. good evening and welcome to bbc news. three people have been killed in western germany, after a van drove into pedestrians, in the city of muenster. around 30 people were injured, some are in a critical condition. the driver of the vehicle died after shooting himself. a german newspaper said the man had psychological problems and n0 terrorist background. 0ur berlin correspondent, jenny hill reports. in the historic heart of one of germany's biggest university towns, a scene of horror. the old square was crowded, people enjoying the spring sunshine when a van plowed through what should be a pedestrianised zone. for those in its path, little chance to escape. this pavement cafe was full of people eating, drinking, relaxing. it was a small restaurant and the people are sitting outside and then the van crashed into the restaurant. a major investigation is now under way. the driver, police say, killed him

adam peaty was the star in the pool., because he wants to be the first man to go under 57 seconds in the 100 metres breast wrote. he was almost two seconds outside of that time. nevertheless he still won the gold medal. what is he doing this morning? is he having a brea kfast of this morning? is he having a breakfast of champions? no, he is backin breakfast of champions? no, he is back in the swimming pool doing the heats for the 50 metres breaststroke, and i can tell you, he won his seat comfortable is so he is through to yet another final. so he is having a good commonwealth games. i dare say if you want to see him break 57 seconds you might have to wait, i'm afraid, untiltokyo, when they are swimming under the covers. so that is all from here. if you wa nt so that is all from here. if you want the latest idea arejews to go to the website —— latest, i do urge you to go to the website. go and check it out and you will see australia there are, by far the leaders in the middle table. i've believe everything chris tells me

adam peaty is england's rock star swim e in breaststroke he deals only in domination, to get his first new games record but it was closer than he hoped. he set bar even higher. my sec time this season. third time swinging, it was all about the race tonight, it is not about time. that is four yea rs is not about time. that is four years undefeated. cycling's points race has its own chaos but finding the gaps for the front us well nor barkerer, gold for a welsh cyclist, it is the first in three decades. barkerer, gold for a welsh cyclist, it is the first in three decadesm is really special. i have never been able to sing the national anthem on the podium. i am so grateful. the flower of scotland rolls off neilfacty‘s tongue. he rode the flower of scotland rolls off neil facty‘s tongue. he rode to a second gold of these games. england sophie thornhill has a double. breaking the world record for time trial gold. her cup from i breaking the world record for time trial gold. her cupfrom i —— country's medal rush began in triathlon. it is easy to be enspired. to go from track to try jones has

so used to sweeping all before him, adam peaty hadn't lost a major race in former years, but a slow starthere, but south africa's cameron van der bergh pipped him to gold by four hundredths of a second. i'm not on my best form this week, and itjust shows you, even if you're at the top of your game, you're still vulnerable, and that's the most important lesson i've learned yet. and life moves at a gentler pace over at the lawn bowls, but the crowd was still moved by underdog wales's unexpected victory over defending champions scotland in the men's pairs. daniel sammon and mark wyatt, aka speedy and sparky, had just a one—point lead going into the 18th end. how about this for a final bowl? commentator: is he reaching? he needs to run, he needs to run. he's there.

adam peaty is england's rock star swimmer. in breaststroke he deals only in domination. he hoped. he set bar even higher. my second time this season. well, third time swimming long course. it was all about the race tonight, it is not about time. that is four years undefeated. cycling's points race has its own chaos, but finding the gaps for the front was eleanor barker. gold for a welsh cyclist — it is the first in three decades. it is really special. i have never been able to sing the national anthem on the podium before. you don't get many opportunites to do it so i am so grateful. the flower of scotland rolls off neil facey‘s tongue. with guide matt rotheram, he rode to a second gold of these games. england's sophie thornhill also has a double. breaking the world record for time trial gold. her country's medal rush began in para triathlon. it is easy to be inspired byjo townsend and jade jones. to go from track to tri, jones has learned to swim injust 18 months — proof it's never too late. i literally could not swim. it's something i have been working on. i only came

adam peaty was made to work hard for his goal by england teammate james willoughby.d he won in the 200 metres. scotland's neil parky added a second gold of the games to their collection. they broke the world record in the heats before winning the visually impaired and final. —— sprint final. wales we re and final. —— sprint final. wales were celebrating gold shortly afterwards in the women's sprint races. anna barker powered through the pain barrier to see of scotland's katie archibald. parker finished on a0 points and 12 of the ten sprints. and that is sport for now. “— ten sprints. and that is sport for now. —— and won two. aid it is more to bring you now about the story about the fire in the trump tower hotel in new york. the fire was reported on the 50th floor at trump tower in new york this evening. the new york city fire department, as you can new york city fire department, as you can see, new york city fire department, as you can see, has been tweeting about it and saying that they are responding to the blaze. there has been some video on social media showing

olympic hero adam peaty has begun his campaign for swimming gold?ompetition yesterday in the swimming pool, to the cost of the australians. world and olympic champion adam peaty was quickest in his heat this morning in the 100 metres breaststroke with the time of 59.1 four. it is well outside his own records so 59.1 four. it is well outside his own records so you 59.1 four. it is well outside his own records so you feel he can go a lot quicker, but it is a warning to his rivals. his final is tomorrow, he has saved himself for the hundred metres, he did not compete in the 200, he will be odds—on favourite. apart from that, so many duels we are looking forward to between the australians and the home teams as the australians try to overtake england at the top of the medals table. that is all they are talking about on network television here. do the australians feel the pressure from the british squad? yeah. they we re from the british squad? yeah. they were talking about last night. the brits dominated the night and had some swimmers, like the one from

and in the next hour — adam peaty has to settle for silver at the commonwealth games the england swimmerred a surprise defeat by south africa's cameron van der burgh in the men's 50m breaststroke final. and we'll be hearing from charlotte dujardin — one of the greatest dressage riders of all time — about her memoir ‘the girl on the dancing horse‘ a good evening and welcome to bbc news. president trump has refused to rule out military action against syria, after a suspected chemical weapons attack on a rebel—held town. dozens of people are reported to have died in douma in eastern ghouta at the weekend and donald trump said nothing was off the table — and that he'd probably make a decision by the end of the day. syria and its ally russia have said they've found no trace of chemical weapons, a stance that is likely to highlight sharp divisions within the un security council which is meeting to discuss the attack. on the way, the uk ambassador to the un, karen pierce set out the british position. as the british prime minister and foreign secretary has said, it's important that there's a pro

adam peaty will be racing tomorrow in the final of the 100 metres breaststroke.nd ahead of team mate vettel but red faces amongst his ferrari pit crew after they sent about securing a wheel. britain's lewis hamilton was off a second off the pace. the second time it's happened this season and we've only had a couple of races. keep up—to—date with all the latest scores and everything going on in the world of sport at the bbc sport website. we will have more for you at 630 in sportsday. thank you lizzie. we will talk more about sergei skripal because we have learned that his health is improving. he is deemed to be no longer in a critical condition. doctor christine blanchard is the medical director of salisbury hospital and has been talking to journalists. this salisbury hospital and has been talking tojournalists. this is salisbury hospital and has been talking to journalists. this is what she said. following intense media coverage yesterday i would like to update you on the condition of the two remaining patients being treated at salisbury district hospital. last

adam peaty swims later, so there is some hope of a home nations medal, and also chloe turner.he commonwealth games but there is more in sportsday at 6:30pm andi there is more in sportsday at 6:30pm and i will be back with another round—up tomorrow at 11:30 am. see you soon. let me bring up to date with the breaking news on reports of a chemical attack in syria. we had comments from the foreign secretary borisjohnson, who comments from the foreign secretary boris johnson, who has comments from the foreign secretary borisjohnson, who has spoken to his french counterpart and underlined the urgent need to investigate what happened in duma, where it is alleged that chemical weapons were used, to ensure a robust international response. he and his french counterpart noted that international investigators have found that on at least four occasions since 2014, there have been attacks carried out by the assad regime and they both condemned the use of chemical weapons and have agreed on the need for the chemical weapons convention to be respected and have agreed that today‘s meeting of t

staying in the pool there was a surprise as adam peaty lost out.ugh race. but i'm enjoying it and that's what counts. it is early season for us, we have european championships in the summerand we have european championships in the summer and with a 50 yukon to ford to be off by even 2%. i'm going to ta ke ford to be off by even 2%. i'm going to take it as a positive move on to europeans. let's bring you up—to—date with a few other series. there was a long—awaited goals for james. in the men's's squash. he beat new zealand's paul cole. a great day for england's gymnasts. alice kinsella took gold on the beam. there was a shock in the men's 100 metre final in the last hour, jamaica's johann blake was 100 metre final in the last hour, jamaica'sjohann blake was going for gold but had a bad start so south africa, raced to the gold. blake went on to claim the bronze. disappointment for england's asha phillips. she finished fourth. the gold went to trinidad and tobago. the american golfer patrick reed is waking up today as the new masters champion. he held

adam peaty has won quite a few and will be hoping to add to them later in the pool, even if his pacertagh will be chasing down —— ross murdoch. another new face to the games is beach volleyball and the gold coast is no better place to start. scotland getting their campaign off with a win. and that is a really important win for scotland in their quest for a quarterfinal. and the welsh fans were celebrating too. how about that! there are 11—year—old table tennis star lost their singles match but the team qualified for the quarterfinals. in the boxing ring though wales came up short. a great battle between two home nations, northern ireland‘s stephen connelly just home nations, northern ireland‘s stephen connellyjust edging out keirinjones. and stephen connellyjust edging out keirin jones. and a stephen connellyjust edging out keirinjones. and a great morning for the archibald family, both katie and john booked places in the individual pursuit medals races later today, setting new games records en route. and great news for scotla nd records en route. and great news for scotland as alex

adam peaty will be in action tomorrow.number for a decade. sally taylor is in southampton, where the city's airport have started using a robotic bird to mimic the actions of a bird of prey in order to reduce the possibility of bird strikes on aircrafts. but first to sally in glasgow. what are the main changes that have come into effect today — it's now very different to the rest of the uk, isn't it? it is very different now, scotland had it is very different now, scotland ha d exa ctly it is very different now, scotland had exactly the same tax structure as the rest of the uk until today which is three bands are a basic rate at 20%, higher rate that 40% and a top rate of 45%, but the new scottish system adds a 19% rate which is a starter rate and it adds a penny to the higher and top rates. the effect of these changes is that many scots will pay less in tax but some will pay more. it is projected to raise next £219 million for health and education without the need for cuts elsewhere. this is what the finance secretary had

adam peaty as well. surprisingly, he gave england the lead on the breaststroke leg. lead on the breaststrokeave won 73 medals in the swimming pool. i went out and controlled the race. race. watching these guys one, it gave me my vision. this is what i trained for. i feel a little bit disappointed. disappointed. but these guys do a greatjob. great to be a part of it. i will have an update in the next hour. back to simon. is being marked 20 years on. the taoiseach, bertie ahern. vice chancellor. chancellor. distinguished guests and ladies and gentlemen. ladies and gentlemen. video we just watched sets the tone for the event this afternoon. for the event this afternoon. good friday agreement, also known as the belfast agreement. the belfast agreement. chairs and panellists and to those in the audience gathered today. in the audience gathered today. much further we still have to travel. travel. university, focused on the needs of society. society. very proud to serve as chancellor at. at. associated with the institute that organised today's event. organised today's event. building a peaceful, se