chief executive andy anson said they'd been running a "mammoth programme of vaccination", covering well the last minute. there are individuals who didn't want to be vaccinated and we are trying to convince them it is the right thing to do but, again, it is not mandatory. people have the right to choose and we have to respect that, but it is not necessarily that helpful. there's more from andy anson in the sports desk podcast, where the panel weigh up the risks and rewards of staging the world's biggest sports event during a global pandemic. you can listen via bbc sounds. mo farah has one last chance to make tokyo at an invitational race in manchester tonight. the four—time, olympic champion swapped the track for marathon—running in 2017, but he switched back two years ago, because he wanted to defend his 10,000 metres title injapan, but he missed the qualification mark by 22 seconds at the trials two weeks ago. england have won the t20 series against sri lanka with a match to spare, thanks to victory in game two in cardiff. after a rain delay, they were chasing 103 for victory, and they