the question is, how low can adam peaty go? meanwhile, australian swimmer mack horton has been warned by the sport's governing body, fina, after he refused to stand on the podium with sun yang, who'd beaten him to gold in the 400 metres freestyle yesterday. horton was making a protest about the chinese swimmer, who he's previously called a "drugs cheat". sun yang served a drugs ban in 2014 and is currently facing a hearing at the court of arbitration for sport over a decision to clear him of a further doping offence. fina said it "respected freedom of speech" but it had to be "in the right context". i won't share a podium with someone who's behaved in the way that he has. it's tough, it's scary to do, but nothing is changing, so i had to make a stand. they've been trying ten, 15 years of their life, clean, doing the best they can, and then there is people who behave like this and think they can get away with whatever. it's not on. the chinese super league has emerged as a possible destination for gareth bale, who's set to leave

this is adam peaty. in the field debate, but ina is adam peaty.but in a race against time. he smashed his own world record in the semifinals, the first man under 57 seconds. his mantra, do it once, do it twice, grip better. adam peaty is normally the one out in front by some distance. goodness me, this is very exciting indeed! by halfway the destination of the gold medal was decided, but how long would it take to get there? not long. adam peaty was ina to get there? not long. adam peaty was in a class of one. he said i wa nt to was in a class of one. he said i want to do it, do and do it again. and he has done it! my goodness me, adam peaty is the world champion for the third time in a row. the time absolutely brilliant. that time 57.14 was the fourth fastest in history, more than a second faster than anybody has ever swam. my biggest statement today was going faster than yesterday. amid a tiny mistake on the first length trying to force the speed a bit too much. i'm still learning. if there is still room for improvement, his world record in the 5

great britain's adam peaty has won the 100—metre breaststroke at the world championships in south korea for the third time in a row! he is a swimming sensation the like of which his nation, even the world, has rarely seen before. adam peaty isn't simply making a splash, he is sending tidal waves through the sport. in the semifinals, he became the first person to swim 100 metres breaststroke in under 57 seconds. now to go for gold. no man had ever done that three times in this event, but peaty is different. oh, my goodness me! great britain win gold yet again! better still, they took silver, too — james wilby finishing second. we train together in loughborough as well so we are obviously doing something right and the rest of the world are trying to look in so, you know, if the rest of the world are getting the binoculars out, you're doing something exactly right. something very right indeed, and, a year out from the tokyo olympics, adam peaty seems to be timing his peak to perfection. david ornstein, bbc news. that's it from me. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. zimmer

adam peaty is looking unstoppable, how good is he looking ahead of tokyo?dam ant's been unbeaten for a very long time, but it's adam against adam are now. he's trying to get faster as an athlete and he's proving it's possible. we're all saying, surely this isn't possible? and then he brea ks this isn't possible? and then he breaks it again! it's tough event for him, the 50m, it will be a really good race tomorrow. i think it is one of those where you just wa nt to it is one of those where you just want to get him the gold medal already, because he has that good. what we're seeing him do is incredible. were run out of words to describe him. on the biggest stage, with the biggest names, outside of this, we wish in the uk he was a bit more of a household name because you see him at championships but don't get to see a lot of him, you don't get to see a lot of him, you don't get to see the character and person, he's lovely. people are genuinely seeing him, looking at him through binoculars, trying to replicate what he does in training. the thing about him is it

we have got adam peaty but it's difficult.ays, but our boys did such a good job, the changeovers were absolutely spot on. they were on fire, all the boys delivered and duncan scott on that last 50 metres, to post the second fastest split in history and the fastest time in history was done in a super shiny suit, so for duncan, unbelievable swim. mark, that is a third gold medal for adam peaty. he has done everything asked of him in these world championships. he's done everything right. this is three races, four races, he got a medal in all of them and he was on form this week, coming in personally to try and break 57 seconds and he did 56.8, which is still unthinkable i'iow. we are losing words to describe his performances. and then the relay, as becky said, adam is the joker, but it is a team effort and the us are historically so strong the relays because they have such depth, but our boys, it shows you now, that was the best race for me, phenomenal seeing that at the end. gb finished seventh in the medals table. what shape ar

the question is, how low can adam peaty go? earlier i spoke to rebecca adlington and mark foster.is how do you motivate yourself. i have heard interviews where he talks about going to dark places within himself. it is about timing and margins. does he find it on the start and his power. the guy is phenomenal. we can talk about him all day long. we cannot say enough about him. he has talked about meditating before a race and how important his mental strength is, has not been a breakthrough? it is definitely part of it, especially as you get over. it is so much easier to improve when you are younger because you grow in so you are younger because you grow in so much strength and power and you have huge margins to make up for. you get to a stage where you kind of plateau, and you think right, it is harder to improve and especially for adam, he has nobody to challenge him. it must be a lonely place because he knows nobody is challenging me here, so he has got to test himself mentally. it can be a lonely sport in general. adam, his mental strength is what gives him the edge over so many

adam peaty has become the first man to swim 100metres breaststroke in under 57 seconds. and new zealand win the netball world cup beating australia byjust one goal! also coming up in the programme. a better day for britain on the tour de france as simon yates claims his second stage win, and defending champion ge—righnt thomas clause back time on the leader. and harry kane scores a wonder goal from the halfway line againstjuventus in singapore good evening. welcome to sports day, i met sarah stone. shane lowry is the open champion. the irishman extended his overnight lead to finish six shots clear of england's tommy fleetwood to win his first major amid raucous scenes at royal portrush in northern ireland. let's get more from our reporter adam wild. yeah, despite the rain and wind here at royal portrush, the party is starting. we have seen some quite extraordinary scenes on the links this afternoon, as shane lowry became the 2019 open championship winner. in fact, the celebrations began long before he reached the 18th, once he sunk that birdie putt at 15, i think there w

adam peaty is a big one, he performed, and we knew he had performed.gh, swimming never seems to stay still. sport progress is all the time but swimming, world records constantly, well, not constantly but they are being broken. i love seeing the sport evolved and get faster. people say, why is that possible? underneath the water, so much goes on and now we have technology to look at that, and make athletes go faster in the gym and with diet as well, that creates, it interesting. our multiple swimming after the success of 2012, are we seeing the grass roots swimmers come through or is it too soon? it's always one of those things, if you have kids, you teach them to swim and you need to learn to swim because it's a life skill. it's whether we retain people in swimming clubs. if you are a pa rent in swimming clubs. if you are a parent and your child has athletic ability, i'm going to say generally you push them into football because there is money in that. they will be lost to swimming and other minority sports. it's one of those things now, we try and cat

specifically for adam peaty it will be the first game is that he goes into as defending champion andt brings added attention and pressure. but that is something that he is relishing and feels being here a year ahead of the olympics will be a massive advantage. japan is a special place in terms of their culture, how they treat each other, they are so respectful and the amount of investment they put into facilities. we were treated like royalty a nd facilities. we were treated like royalty and i think that is just down to the kind of upbringing and culture. it is a great place, what better place to have that feeling and have great facilities. the british team are testing at the venue british team are testing at the venue this week and also completing their final preparations for the world swimming championships beginning on the 21st ofjuly. siobhan—marie o'connor is an action and desperate to rediscover the form that saw her become olympic silver medallist back in 2016.” that saw her become olympic silver medallist back in 2016. i had achieved my dream of winning an olympic medal, and

and adam peaty breaks his own 100m breaststroke world record at the world swimming championships in south korea. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the golfing news that ireland's shane lowry has won the open championship at royal portrush in northern ireland by six strokes. he finished well clear of the rest on 15 under to also claim his first major title and our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching. it was the stuff of sporting dreams. portrush perfection as shane lowry gave the home fans a hero. he'd begun his round to deafening expectation but his opening swing suggested the nerves were jangling, and his 4—shot lead was down to three. not for long, though. soon it was the shane show — lowry back to his best, and how the crowd loved it. with conditions bordering on the farcical, his only challenger, tommy fleetwood, saw his hopes slipp away and from there, it was a march to glory, lowry lapping up the moment before a tap in for triumph. portrush could start the party, and after embracing his wife and daughter, he paid tribute to his parents. what can i say,

adam peaty says he now meditates before big races like this bold breaststroke semifinal.ady conquered the world, but wants to do it better. faster. giving everything just to finish in less then 57 seconds. 56.88! he has absolutely destroyed the best in the world. this has been a journey far longer than that 100 metres of water. when peaty won olympic gold three years ago, setting a world record in the process, many would feel there where no worlds left to conquer. peaty took on project 56. a personal crusade to break what he called the magic 57—second barrier. as an athlete so far ahead of the field, he had now found his new frontier. i think ithink i'm i think i'm going to the finest form ofan i think i'm going to the finest form of an athlete i've been in, i think i'm going to the finest form ofan athlete i've been in, and hopefully the finest person i've ever been, trying to get back to the sport. this is howl ever been, trying to get back to the sport. this is how i set my legacy, this is howl sport. this is how i set my legacy, this is how i want to do it. with every

yet, no. # you should see me in a crown # i'm gonna run this nothing town...# commentator: can adam peatyoyed the best in the world. absolutely obliterated them. the gold is going to go to peaty. it is. he's shattered his own world record. unbelievable! oh, my goodness me! great britain win gold yet again. peaty is the world champion for the third time in a row. how does that feel? it's good to look back at. you get this far in sport, get the medals and get over that but you never really appreciate the moment. ivery that but you never really appreciate the moment. i very rarely remember what it felt like to win, like that olympic final. it was good to look back at. one of the big things was project 56. we talked about it a lot. you are on breakfast talking about breaking the 52nd barrier. that was always your plan, you didn't come up with that just that was always your plan, you didn't come up with thatjust in that was always your plan, you didn't come up with that just in the build—up. didn't come up with that just in the build-up. yeah, as soon as i finish their one build-up. yeah, as s

and in sport, adam peaty says he wa nts to and in sport, adam peaty says he wants to go even faster after row. he has the chance to make it a in the 50 metres in south korea, he goes into the semifinals later today. jimmy anderson is unlikely to play in england's ashes warm up match. he has been training ahead of the four—day test against ireland which starts at lord's tomorrow but is still struggling with a calf injury. sheffield united have reported newcastle united to the premier league after the appointment of steve bruce, who signed for newcastle after resigning from sheffield wednesday, who he was injust from sheffield wednesday, who he was in just 18 from sheffield wednesday, who he was injust 18 games. from sheffield wednesday, who he was in just 18 games. i from sheffield wednesday, who he was injust 18 games. i will be back with more on that at 9:40am. the trump administration is introducing a new fast—track deportation process that will bypass immigration courts. under the new rules, any undocumented migrants who've been in the us for less than two years, could be deported imme

eye can tell you with adam peaty winning the breastro ke with adam peaty winning the breastroke in the in the coming hours in the 50 metre breastroke eats. looking to make it a double on that one. he has not been beaten in five years and that 100 metres. —— peats. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today the heatwave is upon us, at least across a large chunk of the country, particularly central and eastern parts of england. and tuesday really could become quite oppressive as temperatures hit the mid—30s in some areas. now, if we look at the satellite image you can see this huge clear area across europe. this is where the heat will be building over the next two or three days. and, as you might expect, the heat‘s coming in from the south, from algeria, from morocco, spreading across spain, into france, and temperature records could tumble. now, the july record, july for the uk, is 36.7, set in 2015. we may be approaching those values come thursday. in the short term, the weather's fairly qui

adam peaty is everywhere this morning.said how does he work? how does he get to be so good? and the answers are? spicy food and hard work. eyes that next to him at a dinner about six months ago. he's only 24. i've never met a sportsperson who was so incredibly focused in terms of detail on absolutely everything. everything he does is focused towards that project 56 he was talking about. everything he does in his life is tuned to making your is the best. every time and every second counts. his biceps a 15 inches or something. it is remarkable. it is like looking in a mirror... shall we chat about strictly. it is kind of awkward. you are judging strictly. it is kind of awkward. you arejudging your sister. it strictly. it is kind of awkward. you are judging your sister. it would strictly. it is kind of awkward. you arejudging your sister. it would be tough. if she going to judge her own sister? they have been doing this for a while on the german version. we will see. congratulations to her on the newjob. two quick ones. have

and coming up on bbc news: adam peaty has won world championship gold in the 100 metres breaststroke. broke the 57—second mark and his own world record in the semifinals yesterday. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news that one. the foreign office minister sir alan duncan has resigned from the government, quitting ahead of an expected borisjohnson victory in the race to be conservative leader and prime minister. party members have until 5pm to return their ballots for either jeremy hunt or borisjohnson — the winner will be revealed tomorrow. the chancellor philip hammond and justice secretary david gauke have already said they intend to resign if mrjohnson wins, and it's thought other ministers could follow suit. meanwhile two former labour prime ministers — tony blair and gordon brown — have warned about the dangers of a no—deal brexit. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. edging towards the finish, still the front runner, boris johnson edging towards the finish, still the front runner, borisjohnson takes a few more steps towards the job he's a lwa ys few more ste

britain's golden boy adam peaty has told us he supports the actions of some of his fellow competitors. peaty‘s team—mate duncan scott joined the australian mack horton in refusing to share the podium with sun yang over the chinese swimmer‘s doping history — and the fact that he's currently facing an appeal for a further offence. absolutely. we will stand for what is right and the rest of the road is with us. all the countries were clapping him. we know doping has no place in sport. he never has and it never will, but is just cutting that message out for us and sending the ground. —— getting that message out. massive applause to dunks. as it should be. i repeat ten times a day to the media, doping has no place in sport, any sport, and the people who will win... if you cheat and win, you know you haven't won. that stays with them for the rest of their life. hopefully dunks next year will smash them out of the water. well, watching that comment from adam peaty with me are mark foster and rebecca adlington — who are part of the bbc‘s team covering the world championships. firstly, i asked

it was an unforgettable world aquatics championships for britain's adam peaty.udio now. you are something else, what are championships! the biggest race for me was the championships, happy to get the double in the 1,500, with the world record. it has been an incredible journey so far, but it is 0lympic year and the stakes are higher, the pressure is high, but thatis higher, the pressure is high, but that is what i enjoy. we have been talking about gold medals, but you got a bronze as well, four medals on the table today. a huge thing was breaking the 52nd barrier. project 56, which started after rio. it goes back a long time, notjust before the world championships. people started it before i did, that is the normal way, i only do the process, get the race going, i love the race, it is what i thrive on. people were already talking about project 55. that was me! that is 56 seconds and thatis that was me! that is 56 seconds and that is how much of a margin you get. if you look at 55 and that is even more, i didn't even know that was that big a margin, it was that -

adam peaty, what a great day for him. winning olympic gold three years ago. patrick gearey has the story. nowadays, before a big race, adam peaty says he meditates, incredible piece before incredible pace. this isa piece before incredible pace. this is a swimmer who has already conquered the world but is giving everything definition less than 57 seconds. 56.8, is absolutely destroyed the best in the world. i really think i'm coming into the finest form of enough meat i've of opinion the finest person i've been, trying to get back to the score. this is how i set my legacy and this is how i want to do it. this is being a journey far longer than 100 of water when he won olympic gold three years ago, setting a world record in the process. many would feel there were no welds left to contact. took on project 56, a personal crusade to break what he called the magic 52nd barrier. as an athlete so far ahead of the field, he found his new frontier, battled it and beat it. being away from your family and everyone at home, it's tough

britain's golden boy of swimming — adam peaty — continued his winning ways at the world championshipsuth korea. taking the 50 metres breaststroke title today, finishing just shy of his own world record in 26.06 seconds. peaty also won gold in the 100m breaststoke on monday. it means he's now won both the breaststroke sprint titles at the past three world championships. i get more experience and how to deal under the pressure. i get more experience and how to deal under the pressurelj i get more experience and how to deal under the pressure. i do not get much out of it emotionally anymore. now i canjust turn up, do it and govern. that is not necessarily a good thing, not necessarily a good thing, not necessarily a good thing, not necessarily a bad thing. i love the pressure, you know? i love the nerves, i feed off the nerves. the more pressure, the better, really, semi. and it wasn't the only medal peaty won today as he, along with georgia davies, james guy and freya anderson clinched third behind australia and the usa in the mixed ax100m medley relay. geraint thomas is still second ov

britain at the swimming championships in south korea and, from a swimmer with the same coaches adam peaty welcome to sportsday. it was all set to be an historic day. with a target of 182, ireland could realistically win a test match for the first time ever, and against england at lords. but it wasn't to be. ireland collapsed, with three wickets falling for no runs. eventually, they were all out in their second innings forjust 38. joe wilson was watching. what england managed to bring to this day of this remarkable match was the intensity, the sense of purpose which they themselves admitted they lacked in the first few days. it is difficult to raise your game to be mentally fresh after so your game to be mentally fresh after so much cricket that has already happened this summer. but the ashes are next week, and this match will have served as some kind of preparation for that, so stuart broad will feel better about his game having taken a wicket today in very poly— friendly conditions. that was a pointjoe root came back to a close of play, with these conditions, so favourable for bowlers, b

we're starting at the world aquatics championships where this man — adam peaty has once again been bliztingn in the breastroke, and another athlete hasjoined in the protest over chinese swimmer sun yang — who's won his second gold in south korea — despite facing an appeal on whether he should have been cleared of another doping offence. craig templeton has the details. this isn't the normal reaction when you've won gold. goodness me, what was that? but this wasn't a normal situation. duncan went into the freestyle final with high hopes of another metalfor freestyle final with high hopes of another metal for great britain, made a rich as though he missed out. he thought he wanted but after being disqualified for false start, the gold was given to him, with scott upgraded to a joint bronze. the dramai upgraded to a joint bronze. the drama i didn't and they are, upgraded to a joint bronze. the drama i didn'tand they are, night was a scotsman refusing to share a podium with pam, who was banned for doping in 2014. it's getting ugly, there's no need for that. not the first time this is happen, au

now adam peaty has had his say, as well. adam peaty has had his say, as well. applaud two dunks. i repeat ten times a day to the media, doping has no place in sport, any sport, and the people who will win. .. sport, any sport, and the people who will win... even sport, any sport, and the people who will win. .. even if sport, any sport, and the people who will win... even if you cheat and when you know you haven't won. that stays with them for the rest of their life. hopefully dunks next year will smash them out of the water. racing at southwell was abandoned with two races remaining earlier this afternoon because of the current heatwave. the meeting had controversially gone ahead despite temperatures topping 30 degrees centigrade. the seven—race meeting had started at 11:25 this morning, two—and—a—half hours earlier than scheduled, in a bid to cope with the heat, but the british horseracing authority decided to call an early a halt. arsenal have signed real madrid midfielder dani ceballos on a season—long loan deal. the 22—year—old has made 56 appearances for

adam peaty appears to be in a league of his own, doesn't he? he does.ow— after breaking wr in the semi we thought it might go again in the final in south korea. not to be this time, but significant compensation in the shape of a british 1—2 — james wilby came second, something of a surprise. it's his first world medal, but for peaty the golds just keep on coming my my biggest demon yesterday was i had to bea my biggest demon yesterday was i had to be a better version of myself. i made a timely mistake but the most important lesson coming here is i still learning. i am always learning, always trying to improve and that is the most important thing we can have going into the olympics next year. put into context, peaty has broken the world record five times, has the 15 fastest times in history. nobody had swam under 58 seconds before. peaty broke 57 yesterday. and we're all watching it disappointed with 57.111. did you really say unbeatable? trying to work out the cheesiest way to say that. let's talk about gareth bale. still a real madrid player but for ho

we had adam peaty come in and speak to us earlier. for swimming's governing bod to do more to tackle doping in the sport. he won three gold medals at the world aquatic championships in south korea last week, a competition which saw two swimmers warned for protests against the chinese swimmer sun yang. peaty told us that it has a lot do with education around doping. here's what he said when we asked him if the governing body is doing enough to stop doping in swimming. he said it is important to stress the governing bodies do as much as they can, but different governing bodies have different principles, and it's down to them to enforce those, so swimmers know what they should and should not be taking. let's talk about football now. mauricio pochettino says he is "not in charge" of transfers at tottenham and believes hisjob title should be changed from manager to coach. spurs broke their transfer record to sign lyon midfielder tanguy ndombele earlier this month, theirfirst signing in 18 months. pochettino says he knows nothing about the

we have got adam peaty but it's difficult.post the second fastest split in history and the fastest split in history and the fastest time in history was done in a super shiny suit, so for duncan, unbelievable swim. mark, that is a third gold medalfor unbelievable swim. mark, that is a third gold medal for adam unbelievable swim. mark, that is a third gold medalfor adam peaty. he has done everything asked of him in these world championships. he's done everything right. this is three races, four races, he got a medal in all of them and he was on form this week, coming in personally to try and break 57 seconds and he did 56.8, which is still unthinkable i'iow. 56.8, which is still unthinkable now. we are losing words to describe his performances. and then the relay, as becky said, adam is the joker, but it is a team effort and the us are historically so strong in the us are historically so strong in the relays because they have such depth, but our boys, it shows you now, that was the best race for me, phenomenal seeing that at the

and adam peaty breaks his own 100m breaststroke world record at the world swimming championships in southt with the golfing news that ireland's shane lowry has won the open championship at royal portrush in northern ireland by six strokes. he finished well clear of the rest on 15 under to also claim his first major title and our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching. it was the stuff of sporting dreams. portrush perfection as shane lowry gave the home fans a hero. he'd begun his round to deafening expectation but his opening swing

the race was won by great britain in a thrilling finish, with adam peaty claiming his third gold of the the week. meanwhile, the usa won the women's 4—by—100 metres medley relay final, setting a new world record in the process. the quartet of regan smith, lilly king, kelsi dahlia and simone manuel beat their own record with a time of 3 minutes, 50.40 seconds. australian swimmer shayna jack has said she will fight to clear her name after testing positive for a banned substance she says she did not knowingly consume. it forced her withdrawal before the championships began. swimming australia said she was notified of the result following an out—of—competition drug test onjune the 26th this year. she was suspended from the australian team and sent home from its pre—worlds training camp injapan. jack said she and her team are doing everything they can to find out when and how the anabolic agent ligandrol ended up in her system. cricket, and sri lanka have beaten bangladesh in the 2nd 0ne—day international in colombo on sunday to clinch the three—match series with one game to spare. it's sri

they included a win for great britain's adam peaty in the men's 50 metres breaststroke.nd gold of the games, following his victory in the 100m breaststroke earlier in the week. in the mixed a—by—ioo metres medley relay, gold went to australia ahead of the defending champions usa. while italy's federica pellegrini won gold in the women's 200 metres freestyle, retaining the title she won in budapest two years ago. it's the sixth world title of her career. now to football where matthijs de ligt scored an own goal in his first start since joining juventus as they beat inter on penalties to win their international champions cup match in china. the dutch defender cost around 84 million dollars when he joined from ajax last week. but, ten minutes into the game against their fellow italians the 19—year—old put the ball past his own goalkeeper. an equaliser came in the second half from cristiano ronaldo — his free—kick deflected in. and the game went to a penalty shootout. 21—year—old turkish defender merih demiral scored the crucial spot kick to win the shootout 4—3. it is good.

with every record broken, every race won, the question returns to adam peaty — what next?of words over gareth bale's future has stepped up a gear. he's currently a real madrid player, but was left out of their pre—season match against bayern munich and it's fair to say he doesn't get on with head coach zinedine zidane. translation: he wasn't called up because i believe the club is arranging his exit and that's why he didn't play. we will see in a few days what will happen. it's nothing personal. there comes a time when these things happen and it's what needs to be done. i make the decision and we need to change. we will see what is going to happen. it's not personal. pretty blunt. well bale's agent has labelled zidane a ‘disgrace' for the way he's treated the welshman. jonathan barnett says zidane has shown no respect for a player who has done so much for real madrid. bale's now being linked with a move to the chinese super league where it's being reported he could earn a million pounds a week. doing very well on social media in the last 2a hours is a moment of magic for b

the opponents and claimed a 3—0 win at wembley in 201a. 100 metre breastroke world record holder adam peatyy won three gold medals at the world aquatics championships in south korea last week, a competition which saw two swimmers warned for protests against the chinese swimmer sun yang. peaty told us earlier that it has a lot do with education around doping. we asked him if he thought the governing body is doing enough. no, not nowhere near. i think across the board, iaaf have taken a massive sta nce the board, iaaf have taken a massive stance that the olympics will be an interesting time to see what happens with that but we just let it develop and see what happens but again we have been saying this for three yea rs, have been saying this for three years, still nothing has been happening now who knows what motivations they have to keep them in sport. finally, frankie dettori has continued his impressive form. he won the big race of the day at glorious goodwood — the sussex stakes — on board ‘too darn hot‘. the evens favourite is trained byjohn gosden and owned by andrew lloyd webber. he was

adam peaty says he now meditates before big races like the world bryce treggs semifinal.than 57 seconds. 56.88! he's absolutely destroyed the best in the world. this has been a journey far longer than that 100 metres of water when he won olympic gold three years ago, setting a world record in the process , setting a world record in the process, many would feel there were no worlds left to conquer. peaty took on project 56, a personal crusade to break what he called the magic 57 second barrier. as an athlete so far ahead of the field, he'd now found his new frontier. i really think i've come into the finest form of an athlete i've ever been in and, you know, hopefully the finest person i've been, trying to give back to the sport. this is how i set my legacy and this is howl want to do it. with every record broken, every race won, the question returns to adam peaty, what next? in this case, the answer is immediate as the world championship final is tomorrow. and in the last hour australia women have retained the ashes after drawing the test against england. that's it. ben.

adam peaty claimed his third gold of the world aquatics championships as great britain won the men'sl in south korea but duncan scott took the plaudits for his amazing final leg. they were in a team with james guy and luke greenbank and the four set a new european record. the usa top the medal table. great britain finished in seventh place with three golds, including 2 individual ones from peaty, and seven medals overall. a completely unexpected gold. we are a stream, we always hope. we knew after america we could have been strong and it just after america we could have been strong and itjust shows you, if you put your heads together and everyone comes together, we still have a lot of room there. i dived in like a loaf of bread. it is a testament to what team gb are all about. rory mcilroy could only finish fourth in the stjude classic in tenessee despite holding the overnight lead. he was a shot clear after the third round but could only manage a one over par round of 71 in memphis. mcilroy was playing with brooks koepka who was once again in imperious form finishing three shots cle

adam peaty says he hopes to improve his times even further.ter version of myself. i made a tiny mistake in the first land trying to force the speed too much. but i am still learning. not like i have gone 56 andi still learning. not like i have gone 56 and i am always learning and trying to improve and that is the most important thing we can have going into the olympics next year. it is just over going into the olympics next year. it isjust over a going into the olympics next year. it is just over a week since the cricket world cup final and england are back at lords and preparing for are back at lords and preparing for a four—day test match against ireland. the ashes warm up game begins on wednesday. rory burns is proud of his team—mates who made history. i was delighted to see the boys get over the line last sunday. it was amazing and to get amongst that feeling. there is a fair amount of excitement, maybe a couple of sore heads as well, but it has been a good mood and a good place to get amongst. the test match first and then the ashes later

great britain's adam peaty clinched his seventh world championship gold medal after he retained his 50and has now won the breaststroke titles of the past three world championships. top seed dominic thiem is full to the hamburg 0pen final. the austrian world numberfour ran 0pen final. the austrian world number four ran through the second set in 28 minutes, setting up a quarterfinal against andre rublev. the fourth of the women's golf majors tees off in france on thursday. it is the first of two major championships to be played in a week, with the british championships play next week. jessica korda says she has tried to c0 nse rve jessica korda says she has tried to conserve as much energy as possible ahead of the opening round. coming here we have played this golf course before so i knew i didn't need to play 18, 18, 18 or grind it out or anything like that, and if i got here in time i could adjust quickly and be ready for the golf course, just seeing how it is playing versus the other years. home favourite julian alaphilippe still leads by more than a minute and a half in the tour de f

british swimmer adam peaty has become the first man to swim 100 metres breaststroke in under 57 secondsdominated both the 100 metres and 50 metres in recent years, setting the 1a best times in the 100 metres breaststroke. his new record came in the semi—finals of the world championships in south korea. i stayed to the ground, using my support team and my team—mates to my advantage. coming to the finest form as an athlete i've ever been in. trying to get back to the sport from around the edges. i'm getting into my manhood now, i'm not an 18—year—old anymore, splashing and dashing. this is how i set my legacy and this is how i to do it. australia have retained the women's ashes as the final day of the test match petered out into a draw. england avoided the follow—on and declared on 275—9, but they couldn't bowl australia out. henry moran was watching in taunton. it always seemed likely on the fourth day that the draw would be the outcome of the game. a lot of time was lost on the second day and a result seemed implausible. england passing the follow—on target and declared, and aimed for e

the world aquatics championships in south korea continue today and britain's golden boy, adam peaty,gold in the 100 metres yesterday, following another world record in the build up. peaty was in fine form racing over a single length, winning his semi in 26.11 seconds, just shy of his world record time. now it is about processing. it has been an emotional few days of racing andi been an emotional few days of racing and i try not to think about it too much. i love racing and winning and tomorrow is all about winning and if i get tomorrow is all about winning and if igeta tomorrow is all about winning and if i get a world record, that is a bonus. there was also a bronze medal for britain's duncan scott in the 200 metres freestyle. he originally finished injoint fourth place but was upgraded after the winner was disqualified. it meant gold went to china's sun yang, who prompted contraversy in the medal ceremony, when scott refused to share the podium with him in protest over yang's previous ban for doping and his appeal on a decision to clear him of a further doping offence. what matt di

and one more line to bring you — in the last hour britain's adam peaty broken his own 100m breaststrokeof 56.88 at the world championships in south korea — it makes him the first man ever, to go under 57 seconds. that's all the sport for now. now it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's show... it's incredible. we're at the kennedy space centre in florida to meet the people who helped to put man on the moon 50 years ago this weekend. when "the eagle has landed", you could the sigh in the complete room — you could hear people take a breath. we talked to the person who is determined to become one of the first—ever space tourists. take—off is going to be wonderful. they'll say ‘are we ready to launch?‘ they'll still be flying hear. flying, flying, flying and then get ‘yes, go, release. three, two, one, go!‘ and then — whoa! and discover an out—of—this—world experience close to the arctic circle in iceland. theme music. 50 years ago, apollo 11 set off carrying three astronauts towards the moon. two of them actually set foot on it. and our perception of the universe has never

james guy, luke greenbank, duncan scott and adam peaty set a new europena record.n an eventful german grand prix in the rain. in the last few minutes chales leclair, who had just moved up to second place, has crashed n to eh rbarriers while hamilton who started on pole also carashed has just broken his front wing and had t head to the pitsw whre ether was lot of confusion hamilton has dropped down to 5th place. plenty more on that in the next hour for you. roads and rail lines have been closed in north—west england because of flooding, after half a months worth of rain fell in 2a hours. cars have been left stranded on roads in stockport, and sections of the m60 motorway in greater manchester were temporarily shut following heavy rain. the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain across parts of the midlands, the north west of england, northern ireland and south—west scotland until midnight tonight. an african—american congressman. the president accused elijah cummings, who's the head of a powerful committee, of trying to hurt innocent people while do

adam peaty has re—iterated calls for swimming's governing body to do more to tackle doping in the sport three gold medals at the world aquatic championships in south korea last week, a competition which saw two swimmers warned for protests against the chinese swimmer sun yang. peaty also told will perry that he's now fully focussed on multiple golds at next year's olympic games. i would be very angry if i didn't get a single in the 100 metres and the individual, the relays are more obligated, you have to get everything right and that is more at risk but that is what we do. we take the risk but we take calculated risks and that is who we are. i love racing and all the training and everything else, the media, you deal with it because if you are not the best that is it. everyone is comparing you to michael phelps, mark foster was saying you are outstanding but not michael phelps. he was multidisciplined, you adjust the breaststroke. how do you deal with those comparisons? very different. just to dominate the breaststroke and to be good at that event, i am happy to dominate that event. that

adam peaty has called for more to be done to tackle doping in swimming.est against a chinese swimmer who is completed after being banned for a banned stimulant. the ashes is just over 2a and was away and ben stokes has fired a warning shot to as julia, he says england will head the australians hard and fast as they try to win back the urn. but it's totte n ha m tottenham boss has said he is not in charge of transfers at the club and believes his job title should be changed from manager to coach. more on those studies after half past. the body which represents the car industry says new investment has fallen dramatically as companies spend hundreds of millions of pounds preparing for a no—deal brexit. the society of motor manufacturers and traders has warned that no—deal would present an ‘existential threat‘ to the industry‘. our business correspondent, theo leggett explains. production is down, and there are many reasons for that, the biggest one is that demand is down around the world, particularly in markets like china. eight out of ten cars made in this

adam peaty won the gold medal in the 100 metre breaststroke yesterday after breaking his world recordmi—final. today, he went in the semi of the 50 metre breaststroke, winning it comfortably in 26.11 seconds — just shy of his own world record. jimmy anderson is out of england's only warm up match for the ashes. the fast bowler‘s been struggling with a calf injury that he picked up playing for lancashire three weeks ago. he's been training ahead of the four—day test against ireland which starts at lords tomorrow. the first ashes test is a week on thursday. the real madrid boss zinedine zidane has denied "disrespecting" gareth bale. that was the accusation from bale's agentjonathan barnett, after zidane suggested that the welshman‘s exit from real would be best "for everyone". there are reports that two chinese clubs are interested in signing bale, but he's still on a pre—season tour with real in the united states. translation: firstly, i have not been disrespectful to anybody, especially a player. i have always said the players are the most important thing here and every time a player

adam peaty has become the first man to swim 100 metres breaststroke in under 57 seconds.th a time of 56.88 seconds to qualify for tomorrow's world championship final in south korea, something that he has been working hard to do. i kind ofjust estate to the ground, use my team—mates and to use it to the complete advantage. i think i am the complete advantage. i think i am the finest foreign i have ever been in and hopefully the finest person i have ever been. trying to do everything around the edge of the sport, i am everything around the edge of the sport, iam kind everything around the edge of the sport, i am kind of getting into manhood now so i am not an 18—year—old going out and splashing and dashing. this is how i set my legacy and this is how i want to do it. to the final round of the open championship now, and ireland's shane lowry continues to blaze a trail at the top of the leaderboard. let's get the latest from our reporter adam wild at royal portrush. things have brightened up somewhat. we have had the most tremendous downpour in the last half—hour or so. downp

aquatics championships in south korea, and there's more chance for british medals, including for adam peatyndividual medal at these games. the former commonwealth champion mark foster says there's work to be done to develop more female talent. the men's team is really strong at the moment and on the women's side, o'connor has had health issues anything hopefully next year she will be back on the olympic games. warner was off this time. molly stepped up. they are nearly there. we can look at the juniors as well. we can look at the juniors as well. we have just not got the same depth. and liverpool have signed the youngest player ever to play in the premier league. 16—year—old harvey elliott joins from fulham. all the details on the bbc sport webiste and app. that's all the sport for now. it's emerged that a british soldier who died in syria fighting the islamic state group was accidentally killed by allied operations. it was previously reported by us officials that sergeant matt tonroe was killed by a roadside bomb in 2018.however, the ministry of defence said the 33—year—old died as a resul

adam peaty has won a third gold medal at the world aquatics championships, with great britain's men winning luke greenbank and duncan scott, took the gold in south korea with a new european record. great britain finish in seventh place in the swimming medal table, which was topped by the usa. the welsh footballer gareth bale will not be moving to the chinese super league, after real madrid cancelled the deal. last week his manager, zinedine zidane, said bale was "very close to leaving", but the 30—year—old is now set to stay at the spanish club hejoined in 2013. there's more on the bbc sport website, including news of another defeat for england's women in the ashes series against australia, and victory for south korea'sjin—young ko in the latest golf major the evian championships. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, this is bbc news. a man has been rescued after he got trapped in rocks saving a toddler from the water as the tide came in on the norfolk coast. firefighters cut through the rock at sheringham's east promenade to free the ma

adam peaty has become the first man to swim 100 metres breaststroke in under 57 seconds.ow's world championship final in south korea, something that he has been working hard to do. it was a complete advantage. i really think i'm in the finest form ofan really think i'm in the finest form of an athlete of a been in but hopefully the finest person i've been. i'm splashing and dashing in a different way, this is my legacy. geraint thomas has boosted his hopes of retaining his tour de france title following the fifteenth stage. the briton started the day more than two minutes behind the yellow jersey of frenchman julian ala—philippe, but surged away from him a mile from the finish. compatriot simon yates the reiging vuelta espana champion was further ahead and won the stage, but isn't in contention for the overall race. thomas finished seventh with ala—philippe11th. his lead now cut to just over a minute and a half. and finally, harry kane scored a stunning winning goal in injury time as tottenham beatjuventus 3—2 in the international champions cup. kane lobbed juve keeper wo

adam peaty has become the first man to swim 100metres breaststroke in under 57 seconds.itain on the tour de france as simon yates claims his second stage win, and defending champion ge—righnt thomas clause back time on the leader. and harry kane scores a wonder goal from the halfway line againstjuventus in singapore

british swimmer adam peaty will seek to better his world record performance in monday's 100 metre breaststrokevent in under 57 seconds — breaking his own world record with a time of 56.88 seconds on sunday and can now focus on winning the final. the future of gareth bale could be settled this week after mounting speculation that the welshman would be on his way out of spanish giants real madrid. manager zinedine zidane confirmed the striker‘s departure saying, "it's nothing personal" after the 30 year old was left out of real‘s 3—1 pre—season defeat by bayern munich on the weekend. atlanta united beat dc united 2—0 in major league soccer but doing well on social media is a penalty miss byjosef martinez in the 72nd minute. after a strange run up he manages to make a mess of it, but luckily for him he scored the second in stoppage time as his side took the win. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the sport team, that is your monday sport briefing. stay with me on bbc news, i'll be back with the business briefing

aquatics championships in south korea, and there's more chance for british medals, including for adam peaty the meet falling to anna hopkins who finished seventh in the 50m freestyle this afternoon. america's simone manuel won gold. the former commonwealth champion mark foster says there's work to be done to develop more female british talent. the men's team is really strong at the moment and i think hopefully next year she will be back on the olympic games. amy was off this time. molly stepped up. they are nearly there. we can look at the juniors as well. we have just not got the same depth. and lewis hamilton is on pole for the german grand prix. he's still struggling with illness but hopeful he can win at hockenheim and extend his world championship lead. it starts in half an hour, and you can follow it live via the bbc sport webite and app. that's all your sport for now.

adam peaty has become the first man to swim 100 metres breaststroke in under 57 seconds.d championship final in south korea, something that he has been working hard to do... i stayed to the ground, using my support team and my team—mates to my advantage. coming to the finest form as an athlete i've ever been in. trying to get back to the sport from around the edges. i'm getting into my manhood now, i'm not an 18—year—old anymore, splashing and dashing. this is how i set my legacy and this is how i to do it. geraint thomas has boosted his hopes of retaining his tour de france title following the 15th stage. the briton started the day more than two minutes behind the yellow jersey of frenchman julian alaphilippe, but surged away from him a mile from the finish. compatriot simon yates, the reiging vuelta espana champion, was further ahead and won the stage, but isn't in contention for the overall race. thomas finished seventh with alaphilippe11th. his lead now cut to just over a minute and a half. australia have retained the women's ashes after the only test match in the ser