the message is that andrew devine will always be remembered by those at this club. gb. there were medals in shooting and canoeing, but disappointment for one of the country's biggest rowing stars. helen glover and her partner polly swann came fourth in the women's pair. it meant there was no fairytale comeback for helen glover, who gave birth to twins last year. from tokyo, here's our sports correspondent natalie pirks. is she going to be the first to claim an olympic c1 title? her passion for paddling began atjust five. today it was time for mallory franklin to ride the biggest wave of nerves. this was a cracking run with just one small mistake. and that is a fabulous performance. and back at lea valley, where she trains, her family knew just how good it was. cheering golden girl. here she goes... 0nly her nemesis, the all—conquering jess fox, could now snatch the gold. franklin's wait for her fate was a white knuckle ride in itself. it is going to fox. happy tears from the australian, on the event's 0lympic debut for women. but franklin's great leap for silver was

the inquest into andrew devine's death concluded he'd been unlawfully killed.nd a lifelong liverpool fan when he went to watch them play at hillsborough in the fa cup semifinal. the injuries he received were life changing, he needed round—the—clock care and used a wheelchair for 32 years until he died two days ago in hospital surrounded by his family. today liverpool players paid tribute to him by holding a 97 second silence at their preseason training ground in austria. the reason that his death is able to be recorded as unlawful killing 32 years after he was injured has been given by the coroner of liverpool, andre rebello. he gave the cause of death is not only pneumonia but brain and crush injuries, which were a direct result, he said, of what happened at hillsborough. he said it was proportionate, reasonable and sufficient for him to adopt the findings of the inquest into the other 96 victims of the disaster, and as such he ruled that andrew devine had been unlawfully killed. margaret aspinall�*s son james devine had been unlawfully killed. margaret aspina

james reynolds reports: andrew devine was 22 when he was seriously injured at hillsborough.his death, they say, is overwhelming. 96 more liverpool fans died of their injuries at hillsborough. two years after the disaster, an inquest ruled their deaths were accidental. the families refused to accept this verdict. after years of campaigning, they succeeded in obtaining a new inquest. in 2016, this hearing recorded that the fans were unlawfully killed. in a later trial though, the police commander at the game was cleared of gross negligence manslaughter. the liverpool coroner's court has now ruled that andrew devine was, like the 96 others, unlawfully killed. and so more than three decades on, the total number of dead from hillsborough rises to 97. james reynolds, bbc news. 0ur correspondent in anfield, nick garnett, had the latest. andrew devine was 22 and a lifelong liverpool fan when he went to watch them play at hillsborough in 1989. the injuries he received were life changing. he needed round the clock care and use a wheelchair for 32 years until he died two days ago in ho

andrew devine was 22 when he was seriously injured at hillsborough. six months to live. but with 24—hour care, he survived for another 32 years. his family say he was the centre of their lives. our devastation over his death, they say, is overwhelming. 96 more liverpool fans died of their injuries at hillsborough. two years after the disaster an inquest ruled their deaths were accidental. the families refused to accept this verdict. after years of campaigning they succeeded in obtaining a new inquest. in 2016, this hearing recorded that the fans were unlawfully killed. in a later trial though, the police commander at the game was cleared of gross negligence manslaughter. the liverpool coroner's court has now ruled that andrew devine was, like the 96 others, unlawfully killed. and so more than three decades on, the total number of dead from hillsborough rises to 97. james reynolds, bbc news. day six of the olympic games is underway, and there has been an upset in the athletics, with reigning world pole vault champion sam kendricks ruled out of the toky

andrew devine was 22 when he was crushed in the crowd during liverpool's fa cup semifinal and spent theiverpool's players paid tribute to him today. the rnli says it's been overwhelmed by a "huge level of support", following accusations that its rescue work was assisting migrants. the lifeboat charity received over £200,000 in donations in 2a hours after it posted pictures of rescuing people crossing the channel. downing street has praised its "vital work". a national holocaust memorial is to be built next to the houses of parliament. the proposals, which include 23 large bronze sculptures, were previously rejected by westminster council, but the government has ruled in favour of the plans. the board of deputies of britishjews said it was delighted. the number of people on furlough has fallen sharply — to below 2 million — with younger people coming off the scheme twice as fast as any other age group. at the peak of the pandemic nearly nine million people were on furlough — at the end ofjune it was down to 1.9. the scheme will be wound up by the end of september. and from next week firm

andrew devine was 22 when he went to watch liverpool in the fa cup semifinal against nottingham forestll to come a bit later in the programme, a maltese inquiry finds the state responsible for the murder of the anti—corru ption journalist. but first... president biden has ordered 2 million american government workers to get vaccinated or else face compulsory covid testing and restrictions. the administration is struggling with increasing infection rates, while around half the population is refusing a jab. and if the stick won't work, mr biden is also offering a carrot. today i'm calling on all states and local government to use funding they have received including from the american rescue plan to give $100 to anyone who gets fully vaccinated. i know the pain people who got vaccinated, might sound unfair to folks who had gotten vaccinated already. here's the deal, if incentives help us beat this virus i believe we should use them. live now to our north america correspondent david willis, he joins me from los angeles. great having on the programme david. president biden making that urgen

an inquest into andrew devine's death — held on wednesday — concluded he'd been unlawfully killed.be added to that memorial behind you at anfield. ., ' ~ added to that memorial behind you at anfield. . ' ~ ., , ., anfield. there are 96 names on the memorial here, _ anfield. there are 96 names on the memorial here, and _ anfield. there are 96 names on the memorial here, and originally - anfield. there are 96 names on the memorial here, and originally 95 i memorial here, and originally 95 people died at the time of the disaster. and tony bland died a short time later. his name was added to the list. and then when this memorial was built, all the names were put on in alphabetical order, and now one more name, the 97th person to have been unlawfully killed at the hillsborough disaster at the fa cup semifinal between liverpool and nottingham forest. now, andy devine was just 22 years old when that match took place. he wentjust old when that match took place. he went just to watch a football old when that match took place. he wentjust to watch a football game. but the injuries he receive

an inquest into andrew devine's death — held on wednesday — concluded he'd been unlawfully killed.disaster, and tony bland died a short time later. his name was added to the list. and then when this memorial was built, all the names were put on in alphabetical order, and now one more name, the 97th person to have been unlawfully killed at the hillsborough disaster at the fa cup semifinal between liverpool and nottingham forest in 1989. now, andy devine was just 22 years old when that match took place. he went just to watch a football game. but the injuries he received there were life—changing. he had to have 24—hour care, around the clock, and he also had to live his life in a wheelchair. he died just two days ago in liverpool royal hospital of pneumonia, but when he died the inquest and the coroner was informed, and the coroner has ruled that he was unlawfully killed, although his death happened 32 years after the injury. andre rebello is the coroner. he gave the cause of death as not only pneumonia, which was the actual condition that mr devine had at the end of his life, but als