her team—mate, alice kinsella, was a picture of calm until the curse of the beam struck again.d end with a silver medal to go with last week's commonwealth games gold. my body is tired. i'm mentally tired, but it has been a dream of mine to come away with an all around medal, so that is always in the back of my head, and now i can finally say i have one. one gold down here in munich, 176 to go. and look, gymnasts do defy gravity, but if you want to take things up a notch, why not add a bicycle? there aren't many who can manipulate a bike better than great britain's charlotte worthington. the current olympic champion finished top of the bmx freestyle qualification group. also qualifying, her team—mate sasha pardoe, who atjust 16 could have a european medal before a gcse. day one closes with a medal at least for great britain, clearly enough of a reason for some to go nuts. nesta mcgregor, bbc news in munich. john gilroy, a post—world war ii artist, liked a drink or two — and this unique mural in the bar of a hotel in county durham is an indirect result. gilroy was one of the mos

alice kinsella in the last discipline taking gold in the women's floor. ther events, kinsella saved her best for last, but how it was worth the wait. austin halewood, bbc news. there was a huge win for team wales in the athletics. there was a highly—anticipated contest between livvy breen and england's sophie hahn in the women's t37/38 ioo—metres final. and it was livvy breen who came out on top. hahn, the reigning paralympic champion, looked on course for victory, but breen powered through to take victory with a personal best time of 12.83 seconds. hannah cockroft picked up her first commonwealth title, leading home an english clean sweep of the podium in the 100m t33/t34 wheelchair final. wales have won their second gold of the games. it came in the lawn bowls, in a very tight match against england — jarrad breen and daniel salmon beating jamie walker and sam tolchard 19—18, to win the men's pairs at victoria park. welsh cyclist geraint thomas was watching and tweeted his congratulations. look how happy everyone is. sam also won the title four years ago

alice kinsella i but one event goal... in the last discipline taking gold in the last discipline taking gold in the women's floor. england's 16th in the women's floor. england's16th gymnastics medal of the games, and after nearly missing out on some silverware in two other events, kinsella saved her best for last, but how it was worth the wait. austin halewood, bbc news. what an insured in every few days. todayis what an insured in every few days. today is the first day of athletics, with the heats taking place earlier —— what an extraordinary. it is all taking place at the alexander stadium. kate grey is there for us. plenty of interest for the home nations on day one and we have seen katarina johnson—thompson get her p9p katarina johnson—thompson get her pep talk lunn under way. katarina johnson-thompson get her pep talk lunn under way.— pep talk lunn under way. that's riaht, pep talk lunn under way. that's right. the _ pep talk lunn under way. that's right, the excitement _ pep talk lunn under way. that's right, the exc

alice kinsella winning the first medal of the games for great britain.es to the women's elite triathlon. i am going to seek out that dj to see if he does request. back to you. studio: thank you very much. the short list of the eurovision song contest has been whittled down. the shortlist, whittled down from 20 places that expressed an interest, is birmingham, glasgow, leeds, liverpool, manchester, newcastle and sheffield. the uk will host next may after coming second in this year's contest — organisers decided it wouldn't be possible to stage it in the winning country ukraine. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito has more. eurovision1960 presented eurovision 1960 presented by katie eurovision1960 presented by katie boyle. good evening ladies and gentlemen. 0n boyle. good evening ladies and gentlemen. on behalf of the bbc i welcome you all to the fifth annual eurovision song contest. the welcome you all to the fifth annual eurovision song contest.— welcome you all to the fifth annual eurovision song contest. the uk has a lona eurovision song contest. the

alice kinsella in the last discipline taking gold in the women's floor. women's t37/38 100—metres final. and it was breen who came out on top. hahn, the reigning paralympic champion, looked on course for victory, but breen powered through to take victory with a personal best time of 12.83 seconds. hannah cockroft picked up her first commonwealth title, leading home an english clean sweep of the podium in the 100m t33/t34 wheelchair final. wales have won their second gold of the games. it came in the lawn bowls, in a very tight match against england — jarrad breen and daniel salmon beating jamie walker and sam tolchard 19—18 to win the men's pairs at victoria park. welsh cyclist geraint thomas was watching and tweeted his congratulations. look how happy everyone is. he also won the title four years ago in australia. amazing. i would never even have dreamt of that happening. obviously, i always wanted to get to the commonwealth games, but to win two gold medals now, it's just beyond my wildest dreams, to be honest. there's been some confusion in the formula

alice kinsella was on the podium.m — italy's asia d'amato was the winner. it means a lot because since i've been growing up, i always dreamed of having an all—around metal and to be honest, i did not expect it today. because i was feeling quite tired after the commonwealth and today, i just know that when i was really happy with my performance but, yeah, as i did this, i made it. olympic curling champion eve muirhead who led team gb to gold in beijing earlier this year — has announced her retirement from the sport, describing it as "the hardest decision of her life". jane lewis has been speaking to her this afternoon. here's your pride and joy, the gold medal. here's your pride and 'oy, the gold medal. . here's your pride and 'oy, the gold medal. , :, , , here's your pride and 'oy, the gold medal. , :, _ :, here's your pride and 'oy, the gold medal. , :, _ , medal. this, obviously, has to be my favourite one. _ medal. this, obviously, has to be my favourite one. six _ medal. this, obviously, has to be my favourite one

over at the gymnastics arena, alice kinsella, vying for her second medal of the championships, led am had to settle for silver. and what a performance. as for the dance moves that followed... well, point deductions for not being in sync! this has been the most successful day for the gb team so far and they are top of the medal table. but with eight days of competition left, if they want to stay there, it is hardly time to relax. nestor mcgregor, bbc news, in munich. and there was also british success at the european aquatics championships in rome. the women's 4x100 metres freestyle relay team won gold to retain their title. while luke greenbank and freya colbert claimed bronze medals in the 200 metre backstroke and 400 metre medley respectively. there's more on the bbc sport website including news of british number two, dan evans who is about to play in only his second atp masters singles semi final. evans faces spain's pablo carrenyo busta in the next few minutes in montreal. and emma raducanu will play serena williams for the first time in her career tomorrow. they will face each o

shortly after, more successful england as three royal guests watched on, alice kinsella was crowned queen. well done, alice, great performance there. the firstl floor. well done, alice, great- performance there. the first gold medal of the _ performance there. the first gold medal of the day _ performance there. the first gold medal of the day was _ performance there. the first gold medal of the day was in - performance there. the first gold medal of the day was in the - performance there. the first gold medal of the day was in the lawn | medal of the day was in the lawn bowls men�*s pairs. a gripping game, full of tension. wales worked 16—5 up full of tension. wales worked 16—5 up before england evened it up at 16-16. in the up before england evened it up at 16—16. in the end it was the welsh who held their nerves to win19—18. this is three times three basketball, a new sport introduced this year. it�*s also been one of the most popular to watch. basketball is normally a full court, and this is half, and there is one hoop instead of two and this version is fast stop link, and you might m

alice kinsella, 0ndine achampong, jennifer &jessica gad—irova, and georgia mae—fenton were beaten intomance at a europeans. the european aquatic championships are taking place in italy. world silver medallist luke greenbank was hoping to go one better in the 200 metres backstroke in rome. he'd qualified third quickest for the final and could only manage bronze this time. french man yohann brouard taking gold ahead of hungary's benedek kovacs. you can follow the action live on bbc two and the bbc sport website. there are two double headers in the hundred today, welsh fire are playing birmingham phoenix in cardiff. the trent rockets women easily beat the manchester 0riginals at old trafford thanks in part to this, australian spinner alana king taking the first hatrick in a women's hundred match. she took four wickets on her debut to help bowl the 0riginals out for 76, the rockets winning by 43 runs. and in the men's game rockets have just beaten 0riginals by eight wickets, ian cockbain hit the winning runs. dawid malan was 98 not out. they've now won three from three. 0riginals have lost

gb featuring alice kinsella, who won gb�*s says medal on thursday.mbles, the team can't afford to do that today. if they do so they can wave goodbye to a medal. we are still waiting for the performances are safer now it is the buy from munich. thank you. that's it for now. the next news on bbc one is at 6:40. bye for now. a your watching bbc news, i'm olly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre. the first of today's seven premier league fixtures is underway. aston villa are facing everton both teams lost on the opening weekend. they are approaching halftime at villa park, villa lead i—o. danny ings with the goal. natalie aspinall will be running the line at wolves fulham today. doubling of worked hard to do. sol think_ doubling of worked hard to do. sol think when— doubling of worked hard to do. sol think when i was given the opportunity and i knew that i had a good _ opportunity and i knew that i had a good season, for me it was about controlling — good season, for me it was about controlling the controllable so making — controlling the co

alice kinsella, ondine achampong, jennifer &jessica gadirova, and georgia mae—fenton were beaten into it equals their best performance at a europeans. these are live pictures from munich, after non stanford's success in the women's triathlon yesterday, the men havejust taken to the course. olympic silver medallist alex yee is not there and there are no brits in the leading group. there are two double headers in the 100 today, welsh fire are playing birmingham phoenix in cardiff and we've had the result of the first match at old trafford. the trent rockets women easily beat the manchester originals thanks in part to this, australian spinner alana king taking the first hatrick in a women's hundred match. she took four wickets on her debut to help bowl the originals out for 76, the rockets winning by 43 runs. the men's teams are now playing. salford red devils beat huddersfield to keep themselves in the hunt for the superleague play—offs. they ran out winners by 33 points to 16 at the aj bell stadium, withjoe burgess capitalising on a mistake to run almost the full length of the field to

alice kinsella took the silver medal in the women's all—around gymnastics event last night. sasha pardoe is also in the final. you can follow it all on bbc one this afternoon. the women's hundred finally got underway, as the oval invincibles began the defence of their title with a comprehensive 9—wicket victory over northern superchargers. jemimah rodrigues top scored with 51, as superchargers finished their hundred balls on 143—5. but invincibles superpassed that total with ease and alice capsey hit the winning runs with 16 balls to spare to get her 18th birthday celebrations underway. the men's teams were also in action. the invincibles chasing down 158 to win in the final few balls. superchargers captain faf du plessis dropped what looked to be a simple catch from tom curran. allowing the home side to win by three wickets. warrington eased their superleague relegation fears with a 32—18 victory over bottom side toulouse. ben currie scored their fifth of 5 tries in a vital win for the wolves, but one that could help send toulouse down. there are four games to go. it's been

alice kinsella made it two silvers so far in gymnastics — helping great britain to second place in thempong, jennifer &jessica gadirova, and georgia mae—fenton, they were just beaten by italy, who they pipped to the podium at last year's olympics. britain's kieran riley won silver in the men's bmx. he looked destined for goal before being pipped by antonyjeanjean of france. pfeiffer georgi won track cycling silver in the women's elimination race. at the european aquatics championships in rome, britain won three medals on saturday — two bronzes and a thrilling gold in the women's 1! x 100 metre freestyle relay. at the bottom of your screen, freya anderson, who swam in the 200 semi finals earlier in the evening, brought the gold home, just ahead of sweden and the netherlands. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, joanna gosling with the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the papers are saying today. with me is shyama perera, who is a journalist and author and anne ashworth, property and personal finance commentator. welcome to both of you. on the front pages... the ob

into the women's team final, alice kinsella vying for her second of the championships. in sync. so it has been a wonderful day for the gb team on the water and a satisfying silver from the gymnastics arena. tomorrow, can the gymnastics arena. tomorrow, can the medal rush continue? siblings will go head to head, jessica and jennifer get a rover. the athletics in munich doesn't start until next week. and the british team will include its new world champion at 1,500 metres, jake wightman. he followed that up with a bronze at the commonwealth games. he spoke to my colleague hugh ferris about how it's not always easy to stay motivated during such a busy year. it's pretty tough the rest of the season, because we don't finish until september so i've still had two months of racing and just under a month left now. and it definitely is hard because you want to just enjoy what you have done and go on a break and be able to let it sink in a little bit. and i think it will definitely make the winter months a little bit easier to get through, because there are some bleak moments ther

jennifer gadirova and alice kinsella, the names to watch out for., as leah mentioned, charlotte worthington is through to tomorrow's bmx final. also had publications in the sport climbing, in the rowing as well, so, yeah, very, very busy —— had qualification. i well, so, yeah, very, very busy -- had qualification.— had qualification. i imagine the same for day — had qualification. i imagine the same for day two. _ had qualification. i imagine the same for day two. absolutely. | had qualification. i imagine the | same for day two. absolutely. i had qualification. i imagine the - same for day two. absolutely. i have been watching _ same for day two. absolutely. i have been watching the _ same for day two. absolutely. i have been watching the gadirova - same for day two. absolutely. i have been watching the gadirova twins, i been watching the gadirova twins, and i might be to clone myself to watch all of the sport! nine different sports. tomorrow, we have that bmx freestyle final. we also have the women's triathlon. winning a commonwealth silver, the b

it's not been the most flawless of performances, alice kinsella needs a strong floor performance to endank ou. john gilroy, a post world war ii artist, liked a drink or two — and this unique mural in the bar of a hotel in county durham is an indirect result. gilroy was one of the most popular artists of the last century and now this work has been restored by specialists. and the mural, in case you were wondering, was his way of paying the bill. danny savage reports. in a traditional english bar in the hills of county durham is a unique work of art. a mural of dickensian frivolity, created by an artist who liked a drink. why did he do it? legend has it that he'd run up a bar bill, basically for the gin that he'd drunk whilst he was here. and he can't even remember painting the spider that's on the wall. the man with the brushes back in 1946 wasjohn gilroy, famed for turning toucans into the instantly recognisable brand of guinness. the animals are not caricatured to much, but they were, i thought, always happy. there's nothing... they were very british. he even caricatured himself as the

alice kinsella was on the podium.eling quite tired after the commonwealth and today, i just know that when i wasn't really happy with my performance but, yeah, as i did this, ifelt i might have a shot. olympic curling champion eve muirhead who led team gb to gold in beijing earlier this year — has announced her retirement from the sport, describing it as "the hardest decision of her life". jane lewis has been speaking to her this afternoon. here's your pride and joy, the gold medal. this, obviously, has to be my favourite one. and six months after the golden achievement, today marked another momentous moment for muirhead. i don't think anything made the decision easy and i had to make the right decision mainly for myself and i do think that this was the time and this was the time to hang up my curling shoes from the elite level and as you say, i've had such a stellar season it's always nice to go out on the top. it was the hardest decision i ever had to make because it's hard to say goodbye to the kind of training asp

into the women's team final, alice kinsella, vying for her second medal of the championships, led a strongam and it isn't over yet. the bmx freestyle is on the way, the mains, and they have two athletes in that. could the gold rush started by the rowers be continued by the riders at sunset? we'll find out in a few minutes and i'm sure we'll update you. many thanks. that's it — we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. now the story of an nhs paramedic who's in training to cross the english channel on a paddleboard in the hope of sharing an important message. joe cartwright lost several friends to suicide and attended many such tragic deaths as part of his job, and so now he's raising money for a suicide prevention charity. 0ur reporter, james burridge, went to meet him. if i want to achieve something big in life, this is how to do it. luton paramedicjoe cartwright is taking on an enormous challenge in september. he's paddleboarding across the english channel. paddleboarding helped change joe's life. the ambulance ser

not such a great result for the women as england's alice kinsella and georgia—mae fenton both missed to win two gold medals now, it is beyond my wildest dreams, to be honest. in the women's 20/20 cricket, england have beaten south africa at edgbaston by 26 runs. south africa won the toss and put england into bat. alice capsey hit a superb 50 from 37 balls to help england finish on 167—5. south africa slipped well behind the required run rate early into their chase and always seemed second—best, finishing on 141—4. england will reach the semi—finals if new zealand beat sri lanka on tuesday. and just to update you on the hockey before we go... england women have beaten india 3—1, and they had a royal audience with the duke and duchess watching with their daughter charlotte. a new ofcom report has been analysing social media and it found around 60% of premier league footballers were subjected to abuse on twitter in the first half of last season. they analysed 2.3 million tweets sent to top—flight players during the first five months of 2021, 2022 campaign and found almost 60,000 were ab

alice kinsella was on the podium.mingham, italy's asia d'amato was the winner. it means a lot because since i have grown up, i have always trimmed of having an all—around medal. to be honest, i didn't expect it today. why? honest, i didn't expect it today. wh ? �* , why? because i was feeling quite tired after the _ why? because i was feeling quite tired after the commonwealth - why? because i was feeling quite - tired after the commonwealth games. but i wasn't really happy with my fold first of all. but as i kept going around, i thought i might have a shot. charlotte worthington, britain's reigning world champion in freestyle bmx, is safely through the heats in women's park, thanks to a brilliant second run that saw her qualify top of the group. raheem sterling says he was growing concerned about his lack of football at manchester city, and that was a deciding factor in his decision to sign for chelsea. the 27—year—old has moved back to the capital after spending more than a decade in the north west. despite winning

there was also another gold forjoe fraser at his home games, and gold for alice kinsella.e whole set already won ten metals and with this man competing, you got the feeling there was more to come. cheek already had three goals in the back before the men's fault final and once again, he was the man to beat with more difficulty than any other competitor, the relief on his face when he landed the second involved was clear to see. i when he landed the second involved was clear to see.— was clear to see. i will go into the lead, without doubt. _ was clear to see. i will go into the lead, without doubt. taking - lead, without doubt. taking the silver metal _ lead, without doubt. taking the silver metal but _ lead, without doubt. taking the silver metal but just _ lead, without doubt. taking the silver metal butjust 20 - lead, without doubt. taking the silver metal but just 20 years . lead, without doubt. taking the i silver metal butjust 20 years old, jake had been the most successful male gymnast and a single games. i can't quite comprehend what happened. i've cut my hair today

alice kinsella took the silver medal in the women's all—around gymnastics event last night.s feeling quite tired. coming into today, i was not really happy with my vault. as i kept going round the competition floor, i thought, i might have a shot! and there could there be more medals for team gb later. olympic champion charlotte worthington scored best in the heats, in the women's bmx freestyle event. the final is later today and worthington is one of the favourites for gold. team gb also have 16—year—old sasha pardoe in the final. oval invincibles began the defence of their women's hundred title with a comprehensive nine—wicket victory over northern superchargers. jemimah rodrigues top scored with 51 as superchargers finished on 143—5. but invincibles surpassed that total with ease — alice capsey hit the winning runs with 16 balls to spare on her 18th birthday. the men's teams were also in action. the invincibles chasing down 158 to win. in the final few balls, superchargers�* captain faf du plessis dropped what looked to be a simple catch from tom curran. the home side win

and alice kinsella, she took gold., , . africa. so many goals! so much action already _ africa. so many goals! so much action already come _ africa. so many goals! so much action already come up plenty l africa. so many goals! so much i action already come up plenty still to come, though.— to come, though. absolutely. the athletics and _ to come, though. absolutely. the athletics and the _ to come, though. absolutely. the athletics and the slimming, i to come, though. absolutely. the athletics and the slimming, a i athletics and the slimming, a blockbuster night in the pool, but let me just talk to you about the athletics, as it is under way, the first night, six medals of her grabs. 10,000 metres men's final to come at the alexander stadium. i want to talk about jamaica's champion elaine thompson—herah, the fastest indicates earlier today. bearing in mind we have no shelly—ann fraser—pryce, no shericka jackson both opting not to compete here, a tight competition, so elaine thompson—herah very much the person to be. en

he sealed his third gold in the parallel bars final before alice kinsella was crowned champion of the of the athletics, with the first medal in the alexander stadium going to wales's olivia breen. she beat her great rival, england's sophie hahn, the world champion, took gold in the t37—38 100 metres. but the home crowd still had plenty to celebrate, emanuel oyinbo—coker running sub 11 seconds for the very first time to win gold in the t 45—a7100. and hannah cockroft led an english 1—2—3 over the same distance in the t33—31t. finally, 3x3 basketball is a new event for these games but it ended with one of sport's oldest rivalries. an ashes clash between england and australia. how's that for an overtime winnerfor england? austin halewood, bbc news. i was at that yesterday, the three by three basketball and the wheelchair event as well, absolutely brilliant to see those, a great crowd for the new sport. let's have a look at how this affects the medal table. england have added another ten golds but they're still second behind australia. scotland now have a third gold medal, thanks to kevin

alice kinsella made it two silvers so far in gymnastics, helping great britain to second place in thelast year's olympics. britain's kieran riley won silver in the men's bmx. he looked destined for goal before being pipped by antonyjeanjean of france. pfeiffer georgi won track cycling silver in the women's elimination race. at the separate european aquatics championships in rome, britain won three medals on saturday, two bronzes, and a thrilling gold in the women's 4x100 metre freestyle relay. at the bottom of your screen, freya anderson, who swam in the 200 semi finals earlier in the evening, brought the gold home, just ahead of sweden and the netherlands. salford red devils beat huddersfield 33—16 to keep themselves in the hunt for the super league play—offs. joe burgess ran almost the full length of the field for one of their six tries. salford stay seventh, huddersfield remain in third. new zealand returned to winning ways in impressive fashion after a titanic struggle against south africa in the rugby championship david havilli was one of four try scorers for the all blacks injoh

alice kinsella took the silver medal in the women's all—around event. for the whole of next year. labour says the government needs a "serious plan" for the economy. earlier i spoke to our business reporter noor nanji who told me there were two sets of figures to analyse. there was the quarterly figure for the three months from april to june, which showed a contraction of 0.1%, but there was also the monthly figure just forjune which showed a contraction of 0.6%. starting with the monthly figure, a big reason for the drop was due to the platinum jubilee bank holiday. that meant two fewer working days, which basically means two fewer days of producing goods, two fewer days of producing services. so that was always going to have an impact. in fact, some economists were predicting a sharper contraction than what we saw, so this number was actually better than expected. moving onto the quarterly figure. the office for national statistics, they say a lot of this was down to a reduction in the covid health activities, things like test and trace and the vaccina

we have also seen alice and stella —— kinsella winning gold.ng this, haven't we? what a commonwealth games it has been for them in gymnastics. in hockey, it's three wins out of three for england's women, as they beat india 3—1. this went a lot against the run of play at times. giselle ansley, tess howard and hannah martin put the hosts in the driving seat at the top of pool a. and they did it in front of a royal audience, as the duke and duchess of cambridge and princess charlotte cheered them on. 0ne one of the highlights of the day was the lawn bowls. wales have won their second gold of the games. a very tight match against england. jarrad breen and daniel salmon beating jamie walker and sam tolchard19—18to win the men's pairs at victoria park. welsh cyclist geraint thomas was watching and tweeted his congratulations. look at that — overall joy. elsewhere, scotland beat northen ireland to win the bronze. amazing. i would amazing. iwould never even amazing. i would never even have dreamt of that, probably, happening. 0bviously dreamt of that,