of adam peaty.y of putting into context is that the mana of putting into context is that the man a second who has gone on lease and bounds in glasgow was still over and bounds in glasgow was still over a second and a half late. leskard does have special significance for adam peaty think back to the 2014 commonwealth games. —— glasco does have special significance. it all started for him here. that was on his mind as well as his achievement when he spoke after the end of this race. truthfully now, i is so horrible for the support. this journey that i've been on an os for yea rs has journey that i've been on an os for years has been incredible —— so humble. 0dyssey to go 1—2 shows that tea m humble. 0dyssey to go 1—2 shows that team gp resting in between the client but pushing and pushing. —— tea m client but pushing and pushing. —— team gb. 0h, client but pushing and pushing. —— team gb. oh, my god i cannot believe it. there was another british metal right at the end of this session. in a new event,

adam peaty made it four golds in four tonight, but this time he needed some help from his friends.t is gold to great britain! peaty‘s breaststroke leg in the four by 100 metres medley relay helped britain reel in the russians. confidence is clearly high. i knew if i was on about 50, he was going down anyway, so all i had to do was hold my ground. and get back to these boys. things were going rather well in the diving, too. jack laugher‘s final work in the three metre springboard final earned him his second gold of the championships. britain's most successful driver in historyjust keeps getting better. i really wanted to come here and prove myself and to see that all come up and to see me in first place, i wanted to cry. they are away. a different kind of dive is required for the triathlon, but it is no less taxing. jess learmonth was the defending champion and was leading, but nicola spirig from switzerland overtook her as they entered the final run. silver, then forjessica learmonth. well, it was not just about water today, while britain's divers, triathletes and swimmers toughed

we love seeing new world—record and adam peaty keeps on delivering.oming from fifth place to first in the omnium with a superb performance in the last of the four disciplines, the points race. he beat a really strong field, including the the reigning olympic, world and european champions. we wonder how far he can go. and there are more medal chances today in the swimming and cycling with coverage on bbc tv, radio 5 live and sports extra, plus the bbc sport website. you can also catch up via bbc iplayer, red button, connected tvs and mobile app. we have got it all covered. what a performance from ireland's women who reached the hockey world cup final. the second lowest ranked side, who've had to raise money in the past to fund their matches, will face the netherlands, in the final later after beating spain in a penalty shootout in the semis. jo currie was watching. ireland's unlikely heroes, their women's hockey team the first irish team male or female to make a world final in any sport. their semifinal against spain was already uncharted territory and

what can you say about adam peaty that hasn't already been said? a man who seems to thrive when the spotlight is on him and as the world and european champion in the 50 metre breaststroke, the spotlight was on him. he, as usual, roared to gold in serena fashion. nobody seemed to be able to touch him. don't forget, he has already broken the record in the 100 metre brushstroke. but this was the event where he was unexpectedly beaten to gold beating that four—year unbeaten record that he had been carrying for so record that he had been carrying for so long. this wasn't a world record. he already has ten of those, don't forget, but it was a championship record. he is still not resting on his laurels though. this is what he has to say after the race. chill out, rest, geta massage, has to say after the race. chill out, rest, get a massage, absorb it but not too much. i am going to enjoy all of this after i have finished but i have still got a job to do tomorrow. my emotions have to come down to neutral. gold, it is good. world champion and olympic champi

that is exactly what adam peaty delivered here.nds or so of his 100 metre breaststroke final here today. it was clear that adam peaty was going to win. i think everyone assume that from the word go. what everyone was looking at was the time. 57.13 was his existing record. remember peaty had been long—standing ambition to get below 57 seconds. but the noise i’ows get below 57 seconds. but the noise rows and rows as people realised he was getting close to that world record. when the clock eventually stopped, 57 seconds dead. i can tell you i was stated by the group of commentators from all over europe and some of them are punching the airand they and some of them are punching the air and they were not even british. i think adam peaty‘s status notjust in britain oraround i think adam peaty‘s status notjust in britain or around europe or around the world, everyone is aware of that. the guy who came second to him who is been a real surprise here during the championships was over a second they have sewer than peaty. ina 100 second they h

adam peaty and co win the mixed 4x100 metre medley relay in record time.he final evening of competition in the sir chris hoy velodrome sees silver for katie archibald in the women's omnium. aston villa are in trouble off the pitch, but on it they impressed, winning their first game of the championship season at hull city. and the new british open champion, georgia hall, has the sport of golf in her hands. i have always dreamt of winning this, i started golf at the age of seven but to do it now at 22 is incredible. hello and welcome to sportsday. at the inaugual european championships, which are taking place in glasgow and berlin, 13 gold medals were up for grabs today. great britain got one of them, but there was plenty of other success too. with news of all of it, here's our reporterjoe lynskey. well, there's just one session of track cycling left in glasgow's velodrome now. the last evening there saw katie archibald miss out on the title in the women's omnium. the briton did take silver in this event which features a series of races through the day. gold

adam peaty that has not already been said? to thrive on this spotlight, and of course as the world and european champion in the 50 metre breaststroke, these spotlight was on him, but he as usual when to gold in supreme him, but he as usual when to gold in supreme fashion. nobody seemed to be able to touch him. he has already broken the record in the 100 meter breaststroke, but this was the event any commonwealth games when he was any commonwealth games when he was an ex—that diddley to gold. beating that four—year unbeaten record that he had been carrying for years. this was not a world record. he has already got ten overs, don't forget. it was a championship record. is still not rested on his laurels. chin up, chest down, get a mass is, absorb it, but not too much. my emotional level is going to come back down to neutral. three in three golds, yes, it's good. o'connor is the silver medallist in the medley, but world champion and olympic champion and european champion, tim a lwa ys champion and european champion, tim always se

is because their tra nsfer europe, that is because their transfer windows close at the swimmer adam peatyled the british team to victory in the 100m medley relay in the last few minutes, finishing just ahead of russia. it capped off a great day for uk athletes competing in and out of the water. natalie pirks has been following the action around glasgow. it is the very picture of serenity but the reality of open water swimming is quite the opposite. amidst the tangled limbs and thrashing arms was jazz carlin. in herfirst major championship since making the switch from 800 metres in the pool to 10k in the water. the olympic double silver medallist finished 14th in a tough field. it was notjust here on the shores of loch lomond where water played its part today, whether it be british divers, triathletes or stars of the indoor pool, medals were being chased all over scotland. this for a european silver medal. over in edinburgh, the ten metre platform yielded more medals in the men's synchro. a silver behind russia or 18—year—olds noah williams and matthew dixon. jack laugher went one better.

remember, adam peaty referred to these championships as a kind of mini 0lympics.really matters. i've learnt a big lesson this season, tojust enjoy being me. i'm not trying to pretend to be anyone else. and, you know, i love what i do. and, you know, the crowd definitely got their money's worth tonight. well, more of peaty to come here, but if people make cities, world records make championships. joe wilson, bbc news, glasgow. britain's second gold medal of the day came in the final race in the velodrome, where ethan hayter claimed his first major title in the four event omnium. the teenager was in fifth place after the first race, but produced a superb display in the final 25km points race to claim gold. he saw off a strong field, including the reigning 0lympic world and european champions. it is my first championships and the world ‘s. i guess i did the commonwealth games and had really good legs there, i was close to winning a medal and itjust did not quite come off, and it is great to win today. katie archibald's hopes of winning a fifth successive european 3,0

adam peaty wins a fourth, european gold in glasgow. coming up on sportsday on bbc news, all the latest from transfer deadline day, with everton busy signing three players, including yerry mina from barcelona ahead of tomorrow's new premier league season. good evening. the red cross says one of its hospitals has received the bodies of 29 children, killed after an airstrike on a school bus in a rebel—held area of northern yemen. 30 other children were among scores injured. the saudi—led coalition flying fighter jets, defended the attack in saada, saying it was a "legitimate military action" aimed at a missile launcher. for more than three years, yemen has been divided by a fierce civil war. on one side is the internationally recognised government led by president mansour hadi, and backed by a saudi—led coalition, supported by the us, the uk and france. on the other side are houthi rebels, allied with iran. the united nations says the conflict has caused terrible suffering. 8 million yemenis face famine and three—quarters of the populatio

remember, adam peaty referred to these championships as a kind of mini olympics.he's done is given the whole thing status. peaty‘s performance was unmissable. but look past his physique, try, and the mind really matters. i've learned the last season, i want to just enjoy it. be me, i'm not trying to pretend to be anyone else and because i do. and the crowd definitely got their money's worth tonight. there is more of peaty to come here but if people make cities, world records make championships. joe wilson, bbc news, glasgow. yes, what a performance. there was more gold in the velodrome, with britain's ethan hayter claiming his first major title in the omnium. the teenager came from fifth place to first with a superb performance in the last of the four disciplines, the points race. he beat a really strong field, including the reigning olympic, world and european champions. and there are more medal chances today in the swimming and cycling with coverage on bbc tv, radio 5 live and sports xtra, plus the bbc sport website. england all—rounder ben stokes put in a match

adam peaty in disbelief looked to see his time. the crowd already knew.referred to these championships as a kind of mini olympics. what he's done is given a helping status. his performance was unmissable. look past his physique, try it. the mind really matters. i think this season, i want to just enjoy it. be me, really matters. i think this season, i want tojust enjoy it. be me, i'm not trying to pretend to be anyone else and because i do. the crowd is definitely with me tonight. there is more of peaty to come here but if people make cities, world records make championships. there was more gold in the velodrome, with britain's ethan hayter claiming his first major title. the teenager came from fifth place to first with a superb performance in the last of the four disciplines, the points race. he beat a really strong field, including the the reigning olympic, world and european champions — but hayter‘s mother might not be welcomed at future events — hayter said "my mum normally comes but they've gone on holiday, so i've done better being on my own." no in

remember, adam peaty referred to these championships as a kind of mini olympics. look past his physique — try. the mind really matters. i've learnt a big lesson this season, tojust enjoy being me. i'm not trying to pretend to be anyone else. you know, i love what i do. and you know, the crowd definitely got the money's worth tonight. well, more of peaty to come here, but if people make cities, world records make championships. joe wilson, bbc news, glasgow. ireland's women's hockey team have made history by reaching the final of the world cup. one of the lowest ranked teams in the tournament — they beat spain in a penalty shoot—out to set up a gold medal decider against the netherlands. jo currie reports from london. cheering they came in their droves, and in all forms of transport, for a match they never dreamed they would be involved in. come on, ireland! never have ireland reached a senior world cup final in a team sport. forfans, it's been a last—minute scramble for flights and tickets. two weeks ago when the tournament got under way, most people predicted it

adam peaty said the crowd loved it. years time in tokyo. 17—year—old freya anderson held off the men on the final leg to get the gold. georgia davies and james guy completed the line—up which set a european record. peaty‘s back in the pool this morning in the individiual 50m heats and he's full of praise for the host city glasgow and the support the team are getting. commonwealth games obviously set it in and then an event like this, you know, people do really make glasgow. those people out there are absolutely rambling and it kind of carries us home. hopefully we can continue that, 50 breaststroke left and the 4x100m, which is obviously shaping up to be quite a competition. the medals in the pool didn't stop there, with james wilby claiming a second silver of the championships in the men's 200m breastroke. ross murdoch just missed out on the podium by one hundreth of a second. ireland women's hockey team returned home to a civic reception yesterday in honour of their run to the final of the hockey world cup in london.

adam peaty! it's a name now synonymous with success. but with success comes expectation.ith the lion tattoo roared to gold, his race was textbook brilliance. absolutely masterful. no one anywhere near him. it was adam peaty‘s third gold in glasgow and the championship record, but still he wants more. i'm going to enjoy all this after i finish. but i still have a job to do tomorrow. my emotional level has got to come down to neutral. three of three golds, but yeah, it's good. we are well used to peaty winning of course. but next up is siobhan—marie o'connor in the 200 metre individual medley and she is up against an all too familiar foe. a silver in the olympics put siobhan on the map but world and olympic champion katinka hosszu always seems to be one step ahead. today she was just too strong again, o'connorfinishing a disappointing fourth. there was better news in the diving. mixed synchro pair grace reid and ross haslam took silver on the 3 metre springboard in what was only their second time competing together. from newbies then to seasoned pros. it's the last day in t

as ep was part of the mix gendered teams this evening. — adam peaty. to swimming. britain smashed the european record to win here and despite previous functions at this venue despite previous functions at this venue let's hope that time is not changing. tonight we did a great job, it was like, let's do it for the crowd, european record. different sports to different kinds of teamwork. the controlled madness of teamwork. the controlled madness of the cycling tag team relay was pa rt of the cycling tag team relay was part of the excitement today in the velodrome. they flung himself into the final stages to finish in third place for great britain. the men is a series of cycling races, combined performances, the sheer will to win displayed through the day by katie archibald written all over her face as walser uttered dejection when she realised she'd only finished in second. she has another event tomorrow, there will be a next time. the french chefjoel robuchon, who won a record 31 michelin stars, has died. he was 73. he opened a string of gourmet restaura

adam peaty, the swimmer who relentlessly chases records and medals.ost like a mini olympics, the commonwealth games is exactly the same, european, the first of its kind. it will be great too obviously race on the european stage with all the other sports as well. it kind of brings all the media attention into one place and it kind of brings almost a team ethos together as well, so normally we would go into a race and go yeah, it's just europeans, but now it's europeans and it's got more of britain behind it, more of a of prestige behind it which obviously everyone wants to race for, really. the concept gets a bit more complex next week when the athletics begins in berlin, and the other sports continue here in scotland, but the organisers in glasgow believe that people get it, and they would point to over 114,000 tickets already having been sold. some of the sport did begin today, but the first medals will be awarded here tomorrow. thank you very much, joel wilson. a few £5 notes could be worth tens of thousands of pounds — because they've been engraved

and, three in a row for adam peaty. he strikes gold again, at the european championships.d coming up on bbc news: at the european championships in berlin where britain's tim duckworth leave it —— leave the decathlon with just two events to go. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. british gas is increasing prices for millions of customers, for the second time this year. the firm's standard variable tariff will go up by 3.8%, raising the annual bill for a typical dual—fuel customer by £44. the change comes into effect in october, and centrica, which owns british gas, is blaming the price rise on higher costs in the wholesale market. our business correspondent, emma simpson reports. and it's this hot there is no need to worry about heating your home but today a sting in the air for three and a half million british gas customers like robert chapman in lincolnshire. he's on a standard variable tariff and has been for decades. and his bill is going up for a second time this year. we seem to just for a second time this year. we seem tojust get a for a second time this

adam peaty really brought the european championships to life last night.inning gold in the 100—metres breaststroke in glasgow. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. there was one reason to take your eyes off adam peaty in glasgow — to watch the clock. the world record 57.13 he was chasing was his own. on tv, a red line marks the pace he needed. for context, britain's james wilby an excellent second was over 1.5 seconds behind. he's broken the world record, 57.00! peaty looking in disbelief looked to see his time. the crowd already knew. well, you can hear the crowd's roar. that's notjust the result but a record. remember, adam peaty referred to these championships as a kind of mini 0lympics. what he's done is given the whole thing status. peaty‘s performance was unmissable. but look past his physique, try, and the mind really matters. i've learned a bit lesson this season, just enjoy it. be me — i'm not trying to pretend to be anyone else and because i do. and the crowd definitely got their money's worth tonight. there is more of peaty to come

pound tumbles to its lowest value against the dollar in nearly a year. 2 it's another gold for adam peatyhe 50m breaststroke. a big row on giant's causeway. are some people paying to visit the world heritate site when they don't need to? good morning from rhs wisley in wokingham. you can see we've got

and the swimming came to a climax with another gold for adam peaty — his fourth at these championshipsor a promoted side — and everton were very busy, pulling off one of the big coups of the day... they paid barcelona over £27 million for yerry mina — the colombian defender who starred at the world cup, scoring three goals. he'd been a target of a few other clubs but he plumped for everton. and manchester united manager jose mourinho wasn't happy that they didn't manage any more signings but the window is closed, now it's time for action — and united welcome leicester city to old trafford tonight in the first premier league game of the season. mourinho says the fans willjust have to be patient. i think by the end of november, december, you will see why, by then, which teams are in a position to win the premier league. in this moment words are not important. let's play football and by the end of november, december, you don't need words. you will see which teams are candidates. the american gary woodland is the surprise leader after the opening round of the uspga championship — the last

adam peaty qualified for the final of the 50 metres breaststroke with a championships record. for the women's 4 by 200 metre freestyle relay. freya anderson completing the victory to take her 2nd relay gold of the championships, at only 17 years of age. duncan scott won 200m freestyle gold. the scottish swimmer had already taken gold in the men's four by 200 metre freestyle relay, to add to a silver in the 100 metre freestyle. meanwhile, ben proud took silver in the men's 50 metre butterfly. he was beaten by world record holder andriy govorov who secured gold. and georgia davies added to the british success with a silver in the 100m backstroke. that's her third medal of the championships. the championship is being co—hosted with glasgow, with edinburgh hosting the diving events and there were gold medals too for britain's divers in the commonwealth pool. natalie pirks reports. remember their names, at 15, remembertheir names, at 15, he remember their names, at 15, he has only just remember their names, at 15, he has onlyjust made the step up from junior level and another is on

gold medals up for grabs in the cycling and swimming championships in glasgow with great britain's adam peatyld medal when he retained the 50m breast—stroke title and you can find all the results on the bbc sport website at bbc.com/sport or on the app. a court has been told that england cricketer ben stokes was the main aggressor in a fight outside a nightclub. the durham all—rounder is one of three men accused of fighting in bristol on the 25th of september last year. with more, john kay reports. mark sprod all was the first member of police staff on the scene last night in september last year, he was actually of duty but he came across what he described as a scuffle in the clifton area of bristol and he went to try to help out, to intervene. he described the man in the team shirt —— green t—shirt, seemingly ben stokes, that's the what he was wearing, as the main aggressor, he said that another man was trying to get away from the man in the green t—shirt but the man in the green t—shirt was the main aggressor. thejury the green t—shirt was the main aggressor. the jury has the green t—shirt w

adam peaty, meanwhile, wasn't quite hitting his world record—breaking heights, but still qualified fasteste. his time was the 13th fastest ever recorded. james wilby won the other semi. after reaching his first quarterfinalfor a year, andy murray has now pulled out of his next tournament. the former world number one is already unsure if he's going to play tonight in the washington 0pen due to fatigue after a late finish last night, and now he's announced he's withdrawing from next week's rogers cup in toronto. murray said that after playing hard matches this week he needed to be "smart" with his rest and recovery coming back from injury. the new championship football season got under way tonight at reading, and it was a winning start to management for frank lampard, whose derby county team won 2—1. but only just. 1—1 until the fourth minute of stoppage time, wales international tom lawrence headed in the winner for derby. lampard, who won 106 caps with england, hoping he can take derby to at least the play—offs in his first season. well, the premier league gets under way next week, and it

nicola spirig from switzerland in the women's triathlon, and a fourth gold for british swimmer adam peaty football — and thursday was transfer deadline day for clubs in england. chelsea completed the signing of kepa arriza balaga from athletic bilbao for $93 million. that is a new world record fee for a goalkeeper. the 23—year—old basque, who made his debut for spain last year, signed a seven—year contract at stamford bridge. he replaces thibaut courtois, who's completed his move to the european champions, real madrid, for a fee of around $40 million. the croatian midfielder mateo kovacic has moved to chelsea on loan as part of the deal. courtois previously spent three years with real‘s city rivals, atletico madrid. england cricketer ben stokes told a court he "stepped in" to defend two gay men before an alleged brawl. the durham all—rounder is one of two men accused of fighting outside a bristol nightclub on the 25th of september last year, and he gave evidence on the fourth day of the trial, asjohn kay reports. sorry. do you mind just loosening that right one on my wrist? handcuffed in

freya anderson completed the win with freestyle after adam peaty put them in front on the breaststrokejames wilby in the men's 200 metres breast stroke. it's his second silver of these games. the gold was taken by russia's anton chupkov. ross murdoch just misses out on bronze with luca pizzini of italy taking it by one hundredth of a second. alys thomas took bronze in the 200 metres butterfly. the 27—year—old won commonwealth gold back in april, and went into monday's final as world number one in the event but could only manage to swim two seconds slower than she did on the gold coast. and there was bronze too for max litchfield in the men's 200m individual medley. fellow brit mark szarenek finised fifth, a second off the podium. it has been a pretty manic monday in glasgow, our correspondent joe wilson rounds up the rest of the action. here in the velodrome we are preparing for the evening session. the one medal we have seen won by britain came in the maddison. this is the long race where cyclists compete as a pair and they can grab hold of each other and give their tea m hold of each

adam peaty, but has he been up to?the pool. and last night, the mixed medlay relay team were celebrating a new european record in the 4x400m. as well as a gold medal. the team made up of adam peaty, freya anderson, james guy and georgia davies who led the team out. then adam peaty showed his sheer class in the breastroke leg to bring them back into third. class in the breastroke leg to bring james guy then with the quickest time out of the eight competing nations to give freya anderson a commanding lead which she maintained in the freestyle leg to see them finish ahead of russia and italy. and that gold medal puts great britain second on the medal table behind russia — with a 23 medal haul. adam peaty‘s back in the pool this morning — in the individiual 50 metres heats. that's all the sport for now. 2018 was predicted to be a bad year for the high street, with business owners and experts agreeing that it was likely we d see numerous store closures. and that's certainly how it's panned out. some of the uk's biggest high

and adam peaty is back in the pool later, looking to win the 100m breaststroke for the third time in. he set a championship record in the heats and although he was slower in the semis, he said he would be bringing his a game to this evening's final. you would not bet against it, would you? that you would not bet against it, would you ? that wraps you would not bet against it, would you? that wraps up what has been a busy lunchtime here, back to you. and you will hear more from john when viewers from bbc one join us. but now, click. this week: do computers dream of electric puppies? can data prevent crop devastation? and will lara ever live down these shoes? planet earth is changing. daily. we humans are affecting its surface, its climate, its inhabitants. watching from ground level makes it difficult to make sense of it all, but these days we do have the data and we can crunch the numbers. and when it comes to understanding the really big issues, those that have effects on a truly global scale, visualising that data can turn millions of figures into something that everyone can unders

when the action really gets going, though, with the first of 188 medal events taking place, and adam peatyact. sign as he had as a disappointment, a failure. —— impact. sign as he had as a disappointment, a failure. -- yes, i see it as a disappointment. look, it was learning curve, a mass of one at that. it almost gave me fuel, could've renewed me. i don'tjust like to win but i like to dominate. i expect some strong competition from europe but i willjust get the heats done and see what happens. the organisers hope this will become a regular event, every four years in the sporting calendar, but before they can think about 2022 this event in glasgow and across in berlin as well needs to be a success, and you will be able to see extensive coverage a cross will be able to see extensive coverage across the bbc‘s tv and radio outlets as well as live coverage of every single event through the bbc sporting website from friday. let‘s take a look at some of the other sport stories today... just two days after becoming the first welshman to win the tour de france, geraint thomas has already crossed a

adam peaty secured his fourth gold of the european championships alongside duncan scott, james guy and men's 4x100 metres medley relay. scott swam the anchor leg, clinching victory ahead of russia, in a new championship record time. the woman's relay team have just followed that up with bronze and that means britain have matched their best ever championships. ben proud followed up his 50 metres butterfly silver with his first ever european title. he can offically can call himself the fastest man in water in europe, winning gold in the 50 metres freestyle in 21.34 seconds. and more medal success for team gb in the men's 400 metre individual medley — max litchfield was in the hunt for gold in the closing stages, but he was edged out by david verrasto of hungary for first place. 19—year—old imogen clark showed why a strong finish can pay dividends as she snatched silver with a stretch—and—touch heist to the poolside wall in the women's 50 metres breast—stroke, just behind just behind former world record holder, yulia yefimova of russia. there were a couple of bronzes too for great britain

between two cities, berlin holding the athletics while all the other events are in scotland and adam peatyringing all sports together is great for the athletes involved. it is almost like athletes involved. it is almost like a mini and pics, but, what gains was the same. it will be great to grace the same. it will be great to grace the stage with the other sports as well, bringing the media attention into one place and brings a team ethos together as well. normally we would go into a race and say it is normally just would go into a race and say it is normallyjust europeans, would go into a race and say it is normally just europeans, but would go into a race and say it is normallyjust europeans, but has more behind it, more of a prestige behind it which obviously —— obviously everybody wants to race for. in case you missed it, after a slow start, india are well on top of their first test at edgbaston. they would cruising on 216— three before a major batting collapse and some inspired bowling saw india finished the day on 283—9. ravi ashwin put india ina the day on 283—9. ravi ashwin put ind

only gold will do for adam peaty tomorrow.etres breaststroke final, which could mean a world record. here is how you turn a tennis court into a facility for synchronised swimming. now watch out for the pout. russia won both synchro golds today in the new mixed event as well as the duet. as ever in sport, it's teamwork which makes the dream work. joe wilson, bbc news, glasgow. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. and it's very firm indeed. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's what's coming up tonight. kohli holds the key. india's captain is still in as england face a race against time to win the first test at edgbaston. laura kenny leads britain's women to european team pursuit gold in glasgow. and it's a winning welcome to football management for frank lampard. so lots to get through, we're starting with cricket and the first test between england and india just gets better and better, with thrilling finish in store at edgbaston tomorrow. india need a

adam peaty wasn't hitting his world record breaking heights but qualified fastest for the 100 metre restorickrt to management for frank lampard on his derby county tea m frank lampard on his derby county team just one in injury time. after going behind in the second half, derby hit back and were level until the last four minutes of stoppage time when tom lawrence headed in the winner in front of his new national tea m winner in front of his new national team boss ryan giggs. joe hart has been having a medical at burnley today. he still has left on his manchester city contract but appears to have no first—team future. he only wants a permanent move and is willing to take a pay cut after spending the last two seasons on loa n spending the last two seasons on loan at torino and west ham. george hall is a shot of the week at the british open golf, she is behind a ten under leader, she has dropped a shot and four birdies today took her to nine under par in a 3—way tie for second place. florentino parker is five shots off the pace, but the shot of the day came from henderson from canada, getting a

adam peaty has smashed his own world record for the 100 metres breast stroke.pean championships in glasgow, finishing in 57 seconds flat. shaving more than one tenth of a second off his previous rceord. it's peaty‘s 18th major title. that's all the sport for now. following their two week ordeal trapped in a flooded thai cave, 11 boys and their football coach have completed nine days living as buddist monks. this period of quiet reflection is a tradition in thailand for males who suffer adversity. tom donkin reports. heads shaved and draped in orange robes, thailand's now famous wild boars entered this temple as a football team. they depart as a squad of spiritual enlightenment. 11 of these boys have been ordained as novice buddhist monks and, during their short stay, they reflected on their recent ordeal through prayer and meditation, part of a tradition here for young males who survive adversity. under the care of temple monks, this has been an opportunity to retreat from the at—times frenzied international attention. the past nine days have been an important

of the european championships no doubt what the performance of the day was yesterday in glasgow, adam peatyold in the event for a third succesive time. he shaved 0.13 seconds off the existing time to swim 57 seconds flat, in what was a british one—two with team—mate james wilby taking silver. he now holds nine european titles, and after one defeat in the pool in four years, his domination looks set to continue. the second gold of the day came in the velodrome, ethan hayter winning his first major title. he came from fifth place to first in the 0mnium, with a superb performance in the last of the four disciplines, the points race. and there are more medal chances today in the swimming and cycling with coverage on bbc tv, radio 5 live and sports xtra, plus the bbc sport website. steven gerrard takes charge of rangers in the scottish premiership for the first time this afternoon. they're away to aberdeen. and can can you believe it's only 11 weeks since chelsea won the fa cup at wembley? they're back there this afternoon to take on the premier league champions manchester city in the community

adam peaty was back in the pool on the second leg, after breaking the 100 metres world record and takingstroke on saturday. coverage continues over on bbc two. celtic will face swedish side malmo or vidi of hungary for a place in the champions league group stages if they win their qualifier against ayke athens. the scottish champions face the greek side in the first leg of their third qualifying round tie on wednesday at celtic park. chris ashton says he never expected to be back in the international set—up so soon. he's not played for england since 2014, but was named in a ali—man training squad on thursday. after he secured an early release from french side toulon to join the premiership side sale. ididn't i didn't think i would get the chance so soon to i didn't think i would get the chance $0 50011 to come i didn't think i would get the chance so soon to come in and spend time in the group. i'm very grateful for that opportunity, and it's nice, it feels like a new player almost, like i did when i first came in in 2010. i'm happy to be back in the group. i thought when i went to franc

there's a good chance of more medals later, notably in the pool, where olympic champion adam peaty iss breaststroke title for the third time in a row. he set a championship record in the heats and although he was slower in the semis, he said he was targetting an improved performance in this evening's final. in the next hour, ireland face spain for a place in the hockey world cup final. the tournament's surpirse package have enjoyed a remarkable run through to today's semi finals. jo currie is at the queen elizabeth olympic park in london. jo. iam not i am not sure when this world cup got under way two weeks ago, many would have predicted an amateur side ranked 16 in the world would find themselves one match away from a world cup final. until this year, ireland can qualify for world cup since 2002 and they have never been to an olympic games. but today they had the chance to write their names into the history books. they are a side made up of part—time athletes who had otherjobs. the midfielder, who had otherjobs. the midfielder, who is also a doctor says there is no reason why ireland

adam peaty has been in impressive form at the european championships.ampionship record in the 100 metre breaststroke heat. this is his first international championship wood competition since the commonwealth games back in april where he was beaten for the first time in four yea rs. beaten for the first time in four years. since that wake—up call, he has been working hard. very controlled. we had a plan. how do we get back to these fast heat swims? how do we control the emotions to last for six, seven days. add in the leopards going to be eight or nine days. for me, i went out in the morning, used the crowd and enjoyed it. that is something i have been missing for the past couple of months. this is the real me and hopefully i will make a statement again and then tomorrow who knows? and this golfer has the lead after another impressive round at the british open. she still has not dropped a shot. four birdies have taking her to nine under par in a five way tie. parker is four shots off the pace. that is all from the bbc sport centre. it is back to you. see

adam peaty, meanwhile, wasn't hitting his world record—breaking heights, but still qualified fastesther semi. let's return to the european championships now, where laura kenny's team pursuit quartet are facing italy for gold — we can go there live now, where chris boa rdman and sam brotherton are commentating. commentator: last year, italy got the best of britain in the final. big part of this is down to lottery funding, which has allowed athletes to invest time. and being a track cyclist is actually a career path now. that wasn't possible before lottery funding. it was a very different space. it was a delight to watch what happened to the sport. which is good to see how pleased germany's team pursuit riders are with getting a medal here. great effort from them. it wasn't an easy ride. you would know better than anyone that it is never an easy ride. it is good fatigue, though, when you win. so, the introductions are about to take place for the final as the riders come up onto the track. their trusty steeds await. we will bring you all the latest from the sir chris hoy velodrome later

and coming up on bbc news, adam peaty goes for his second of four possible golds after his team qualifyedley relay final at the european championships. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a man has appeared in court in staffordshire charged with the murder of the midwife samantha eastwood. her body was found on saturday, eight days after she was last seen leaving work at royal stoke university hospital. michael stirling, who's 32 and from stoke—on trent, was remanded in custody. our correspondent caroline davies is at the court in newcastle—under—lyme. yes, a very brief appearance by michael stirling here this morning at north staffordshire magistrates court, he spoke only to confirm his name, his age and his address. this isa name, his age and his address. this is a community still in shock, waiting to find out what happened to popular midwife samantha eastwood. warm, generous, with a great sense of humour — samantha eastwood, a 28—year—old midwife, was reported missing ten days ago. her disappearance has now become a murder inquiry. appearing in court, 32—year—old micha

adam peaty secured his fourth gold of the championships alongside duncan scott, james guy and it wasn's relay team followed that up with bronze, which means that great britain have matched their best ever european change its. 19—year—old image and clarke showed why a strong finish can pay dividends as she took silver with a stretch and touch in the women's 50 metres breaststroke. ben brown followed up his 50 metres butterfly silver with his first ever european title. you can officially tell everyone that he is the fastest man in water in europe, winning gold in the 50 metres freestyle. earlier, britain's chesley among took second in the triathlon. she now has a silver medal to go along with the gold in the commonwealth games. the summer transfer window has officially shut. big money were spent yesterday. £71 million by chelsea on kepa, joining from athletic bilbao. chelsea showed him off today, known as kepa, currently staying's second choice goalkeeper. chelsea met the release clause in his contract, surpassing alison's £66.8 million contract at liverpool is thibaut courtois has lef

adam peaty won the 100 metres breastroke final, breaking his own world record in glasgow.57 seconds flat, shaving more than a tenth of a second off his previous rceord. it's peaty‘s 18th major title. teammate james wilby took silver. truthfully, now, i'm so humbled by the support. the last four years has been incredible. to end that four—year cycle where it all started in this pool mean so much to me. to go1—2 in this pool mean so much to me. to go 1—2 shows team gb were pushing and pushing and having fun along the way. 0h and pushing and having fun along the way. oh my god, i can't believe it. and in the last few moments katie archibald has missed out on gold in the women's 3000 metres individual pursuit to germany's lisa brennauer. england's georgia hall is still in contention at the women's british open — just a shot off the lead going into sunday's final round. thailand's pornanong phatlum takes a one—shot lead into the final round on 13 under par, after shooting 69 on saturday — the same score as hall, whose putter came to her rescue on more than one occasion, with a

if only we could all swim like adam peaty? another medal for him last night.ed down in fifth. it was his first major competition, though, and he said a top five finish had been his aim. is everyone a little bit excited? with the premier league transfer window closing at 5pm this afternoon, chelsea have been splashing the cash. it's it‘s been fairly quiet elsewhere so far, though. they‘ve paid a world record fee for a goalkeeper, giving athletic bilbao £71 million for kepa arriza balaga. that‘s also a club record fee. he replaces thibaut courtois, who has signed for real madrid. no surprises there! celtic manager brendan rodgers said they were still in a really good position in the champions league despite a 1—1 draw at home to aek athens. callum mcgregor put celtic ahead but an equaliser for the greeks means the scottish champions have to score in next week‘s away leg in order to make the last qualifying round. england need just a point from their final group game at the under 20 women‘s world cup to make the quarter—finals. they drew 1—1 with brazil yesterday

and adam peaty is back in the pool later looking to win the 100 metres breaststroke title for the thirdwas slower in the semis, he said he will be bringing his a—game to the final, which is just before 5:15pm this afternoon. you can watch it all live on bbc one. another good medal chance will come in the men's quadruple sculls, they won silver last year, three of their four remain. johnny walton, john collins, john thomas... that race at 12:30pm this lunchtime. coverage across the bbc and bbc sport website. now to the start of the new football season. the football league season well up and running. the former england midfielder frank lampard former england midfielder frank lampa rd was former england midfielder frank lampard was in the dugout with his new team derby county and what a dream start as a manager for new team derby county and what a dream start as a managerfor him. they came from behind to beat reading to—1 with 15 seconds of injury time remaining. thom lawrence converting that cross. and after all the success that lampard has had as a player he said this win was right up a

adam peaty will be in the pool in the next couple of minutes in the 100 metres breaststroke semifinalthroughout the evening. in the gulf, england's georgia hall is just in the gulf, england's georgia hall isjust a shot in the gulf, england's georgia hall is just a shot off the lead in the women's british open behind the thai golfer, who leads on ten under par at the role lytham and st anne ‘s. georgia hall got to nine under par ina georgia hall got to nine under par in a three—way tie for second place. her compatriot florentyna parker is five off the pace. but the shot of the day so far came from canada's brooke henderson. she got a hole in one on the par—3/9. one bounce, and it was straight in. frank lampard makes his managerial debut tonight as the football league season gets under way. lampard's derby county travelled the reading, who are managed by the former derby county manager paul clement. so how is lampard manager paul clement. so how is lampa rd feeling ahead manager paul clement. so how is lampard feeling ahead of the game?|j am lampard feeling ahead of the game?” am excite

adam peaty was back in the pool on the second leg after breaking the 100 metres world record. to the world cup final. the dutch are the best team in the world. lifting the trophy for a record 8th time. ireland came in at the second lowest ranked squad and they are not all professional players. and that is all the sport for now. we will be back with a full round—up at 1.30. we going to go to the us and donald trump has admitted his son did meet a russian lawyer injune 2016. lawyer injune 2016 to — in his words "get information on an opponent", but argues it was legal. the cbs news correspondent laura podesta joins us now from new york. ? tell us more about this meeting backin ? tell us more about this meeting back in 2016, donald trump saying it was all perfectly legal. absolutely, and he was saying that he didn't know it was even going to be happening, so some are wondering if there will be legal ramification for there will be legal ramification for the president now he acknowledges that this meeting did take place, with a russian attorney, he was not there but the fact that i

european european championships is into its third day, and britain has its first gold in the pool — adam peatyinishing in 57 seconds flat, shaving more than one tenth of a second off his previous rceord, it's peaty‘s 18th major title. team mate james wilby took silver truthfully now, i am just so humbled for the support, it has been incredible journey and four—year cycle, it means so much to me. and it just shows that the team, we cycle, it means so much to me. and itjust shows that the team, we are pushing and pushing and oh my god, i cannot believe it. there was disappointment for great britain's rowers who could only manage a silver medal in the men's four. so often the flagship boat of the team, having enjoyed tremendous success at olympic level, they were beaten to the gold by romania. there was also a silver for the women's eight. they finished half a length behind romania. huge disappointment though for the men's quadruple sculls. having won silver at last year's championships, they finished last in the final. england's georgia hall is still well in contention at the women's british ope

another gold for adam peaty. chill out, have a rest, get a mass large. a job to do tomorrow. my emotional levels will have to come down to neutral. it is good. good indeed. it is of course a new look european championships, seven sports all running alongside each other, and that includes golf which started today at gleneagles. it's a team matchplay format and the new british open champion georgia hall who is 22, is paired with with the four—time major winner and legend of the game dame laura davies, who is 5a. they won their first group match five & four against spain. the pair clearly pleased to see golf included in these championships. all the other sports, for golf to be involved in that, it is like a mini olympics. this is a huge event and it would be nice if over the next few years, this gross and golf becomes a major part of this. and also nice to be playing in the same place as the men. what was it like for you to be introduced as the champion? it was special. it is the first time i have heard that. it is great. i had fun today and hopefully i wil

and adam peaty began his quest for gold at the european championships in glasgow, by setting a new europeanohn. the sister of the missing midwife, samantha eastwood has appealed for information about her whereabouts. the 29—year—old was last seen leaving the royal stoke university hospital last friday morning. phil mackie has been covering events for us in stafford. what has her sister been saying? as you said it has been a week since she was last seen alive, that was when she was seen alive, that was when she was seen leaving hospital although her car was found at her home so presumably see made a home but it‘s not clear what happened, she was reported missing by colleagues because she was due back at the royal stoke university that night for a night shift and today we have heard from her sister who gave a tea rful heard from her sister who gave a tearful and emotional appeal. samantha is a happy, bubbly and smiley woman, she can be very straight and direct. she's my best friend and partner in crime. without her half of me is gone. samantha, if you are listening, please get in touch. we al

there is action in the swimming pool at the moment, adam peaty has just qualified for the final of thes added to the british success with a silver in the 100m backstroke. that‘s her third medal of the championships. earlier this afternoon in the velodrome matt walls won gold in the men‘s elimination race. the 20—year—old mancunian comfortably sprinted away from his final challenger on the final back straight, to take his first major championships medal and great britain‘s fourth cycling gold medal. and glasgow‘s jack carlin clinched the bronze medal in the keirin in front of a delighted home crowd after a photo finish. focus turns to the athletics‘ in berlin — the championships‘ co host — later this evening. it is the 100 metres for the women and the men with british hopes in both events. ade adedoyin is there for us. history could be made tonight because gb have never won the men‘s and women‘s 100 metres at the same european championships but it could happen tonight because the two athletes dina asher—smith and darnell hughes put up a have been in great form this evening. dina asher—s