incredible result for anna kiesenhofer, who isn't even in a pro cycling team at the moment.s italy's who came home for the third place but incredible result for austria and a gold medalfor them to boot. incredible result for austria and a gold medal for them to boot. gold medalfor them to boot. indeed, two hue gold medalfor them to boot. indeed, two huge disappointments _ gold medalfor them to boot. indeed, two huge disappointments for - gold medalfor them to boot. indeed, two huge disappointments for team | two huge disappointments for team gb. ., �* , , ., gb. yeah, let's start with the defending — gb. yeah, let's start with the defending olympic _ gb. yeah, let's start with the | defending olympic champion, gb. yeah, let's start with the - defending olympic champion, andy murray. he had to pull out of the men's singles are medical advice because of a problem with his squad. the double gold medallist was due to start his singles campaign today and that was after he won in the doubles yesterday alongside his partnerjoe salisbury. in a statement from team gb, andy murray sai

what a story for anna kiesenhofer, | place.cyclist most people haven't heard of, certainly not the 2019 world champion annemiek van vleuten, who finished thinking she had won and actually she had finished second. anna kiesenhoferfinished a minute ahead of everybody else. annemiek van vleuten said afterward she had not heard of her, this was not someone expected to win this race. a remarkable story, picking up austria's first gold medal, second gold medal in 125 years in cycling. a remarkable story for her, and an achievement she clearly couldn't believe. she was lying flat out on the floor afterwards, gasping for breath, her lungs and her thighs had got her over the line and surprised everyone in the women's cycling road race. ., ., , . everyone in the women's cycling road race. ., .,, . i. everyone in the women's cycling road race. ., . ., , race. fantastic when you hear these stories of new _ race. fantastic when you hear these stories of new faces, _ race. fantastic when you hear these stories of new faces, unheard-ofs i sto

austria's anna kiesenhofer causes one of the biggest shocks in olympic road racing history with an audacious victory in the women's cycling race. and africa wins its first gold medal, as a tunisian teenager stuns the field to win the men's 400 metre freestyle. thousands of people in the western united states, are spending the weekend in evacuation centers, as wildfires continue to burn across the region. more than 80 large fires in 13 us states have burnt around 1.3 million acres in recent weeks. british mps have warned that taxpayers will bear the cost of the government's coronavirus spending for decades. sport, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's austin. good afternoon. well, team gb are on the board. they have their first medal of the tokyo games and it came in thejudo — 24—year—old chelsie giles winning a bronze in the women's under—52kg event. she beat switzerland's fabienne kocher in the bronze medal final. she scored an early waza—ari to take the lead and then won the bout with this ippon to make her team gb�*s first medallist in tokyo. but the brits are guarant

austria's anna kiesenhofer causes one of the biggest shocks in olympic road racing history with an audacious victory in the women's cycling race, beating the dutch favourite. africa wins its first gold medal as a tunisian teenager stuns the field to win the men's 400 metre freestyle. in the last few minutes, chelsie giles has won team gb's first medal with judo bronze. earlier there was disappointments for team gb — as double olympic champion andy murray is forced out of the tennis singles with injury, while jadejones is beaten in the taekwondo. there are still lots of medals up for grabs on the second day of action including injudo and fencing. i'll have all the latest. i'm ben mundy in london. today's other main news... plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated if they want to go to premier league matches from october are being considered by the government. british mps have warned that taxpayers will bear the cost of the government's coronavirus spending for decades. wildfires in northern california force thousands into evacuation centres while a covid outbreak in oregon puts f

she admitted afterwards she didn't know who anna kiesenhofer was and was as surprised as everyone elsenhofer screaming with delight at the end, austria's first olympic cycling medal for 125 years. i love the stories of firsts. haw i love the stories of firsts. how have the host _ i love the stories of firsts. how have the host nation _ i love the stories of firsts. how have the host nation done? a i i love the stories of firsts. how- have the host nation done? a really secial have the host nation done? a really special moment _ have the host nation done? a really special moment for _ have the host nation done? a really special moment for them. - have the host nation done? a really special moment for them. second l have the host nation done? a really| special moment for them. second in the medals table. a story even hollywood would be proud of, japanese siblings uta abe and her brother came the first brother and sister to win gold at the same olympics. they did it hours apart on home soil. this is the home ofjudo. uta abe won the women's half lightweight final and then her older brother

only to be told that she only had the server, the italian rider took the bronze, but it was anna kiesenhoferaustria's first olympic cycle medal for 125 years, with gold, austria's first olympic cycle medalfor125 years, and with gold, austria's first olympic cycle medal for 125 years, and what makes it even more remarkable is that she doesn't even have a professional team right now but i'm sure that will not be the case for too long after what was a brilliant performance from her. fine too long after what was a brilliant performance from her.— too long after what was a brilliant performance from her. one of the reasons is — performance from her. one of the reasons is she _ performance from her. one of the reasons is she is _ performance from her. one of the reasons is she is a _ performance from her. one of the | reasons is she is a mathematician, she has a phd from cambridge university station obviously did the sums today to figure out how to win that race. team gb won bronze today but there is disappointment to? it was a mixed day. team gb are on board with medal games, that came in thejudo

the day started with a big upset in the women's road cycling race — the austrian mathematician anna kiesenhoferld, she has not had a professional contract since 2017, she raced ahead with more than a0 kilometres remaining, it was an amazing race, and in fact she has a phd in maths from cambridge so she made the right calculations and today's race, a great victory for austria and for anna kiesenhofer. and when it came to the swimming, the men's 400 metre freestyle gold, it was the outsider 18—year—old tunisian swimmer ahmed hafnaoui pulling off a stunning victory in that race, he qualified in the slowest time, he was on the outside lane, he went on to win, it was such an extraordinary moment, he was in shock and so was his coach. bbc�*s africa correspondent told us what this means for tunisia and more about the swimming sensation. the fact he has two tunisian coaches, everybody screaming and celebrating him, it's one half of the duo. he trains and lives in tunisia with his coach and so for him i think it meant a bit more because even for his coach he could see that in him. it's very difficult to

and it was anna kiesenhofer, austria's first gold cycler medal and 125 years.is more remarkable in that she does not even have a professional team right now, but i am sure that will not be the case belong. i’m now, but i am sure that will not be the case belong.— the case belong. i'm sure, with sponsorship — the case belong. i'm sure, with sponsorship deals _ the case belong. i'm sure, with sponsorship deals and - the case belong. i'm sure, with sponsorship deals and all, - the case belong. i'm sure, with sponsorship deals and all, yes. i the case belong. i'm sure, with - sponsorship deals and all, yes. and a sponsorship deals and all, yes. fific a skateboarding? a sponsorship deals and all, yes. fific a skateboarding? a perfect day sponsorship deals and all, yes. elic a skateboarding? a perfect day for japan. the organisers brought skateboarding into the game very first time in tokyo and it really did go to plan for them. there world champion yuto horigome won the street event not to far from where he grew up as a boy. so the organisers from the games and plenty

austria's anna kiesenhofer has caused one of the biggest shocks in olympic road racing history with an audacious victory in the women's cycling race — beating the dutch favourite. africa has won its first gold medal — as a tunisian teenager stuns the field to win the men's 400 metre freestyle. coventry�*s chelsie giles has taken britain's first medal, winning bronze after defeating switzerland's fabienne kocher in the women's 52kg judo. plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated if they want to go to premier league matches from october are being considered by the government. and health secretary sajid javid has apologised for an earlier tweet which suggested the nation doesn't need to "cower" from coronavirus. now on bbc news, click looks at how online shopping has exploded in the pandemic and how social media companies want a piece of the action. as the world tries to emerge from the pandemic, the way we go about our lives is bound to be different — but exactly how is hard to say. on this week's show, we'll be seeing the buildings that are hoping to get to know us a bit bet

austria's anna kiesenhofer won a surprise road race gold and tunisian teenager ahmed hafnaoui stunned the favourites in the swimming pool on a drama—filled second day at the tokyo olympics. the health secretary sajid javid has apologised for — and deleted — a tweet in which he said the nation should stop "cowering" from coronavirus. campaigners for people who've died during the pandemic had condemned the remark as "deeply insensitive" and "distasteful". tunisia's president has frozen parliament and dismissed the prime minister after violent protests over the government's handling of the pandemic. the speaker of parliament has accused him of staging a coup. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are disability consultant and comedy producer simon minty, and annabel denham, director of communications at the institute of economic affairs. lovely to see you both, before our chats, let's take the viewers to some of those front page beginning with the times, which says the uk is seeing a sustained fall in reported coronavirus cases o

austria's anna kiesenhofer causes one of the biggest shocks in olympic road racing history with an audaciouss a tunisian teenager stuns the field to win the men's 400 metre freestyle. in the last few minutes, chelsie giles has won team gb�*s first medal with judo bronze. earlier there was disappointments for team gb — as double olympic champion andy murray is forced out of the tennis singles with injury, while jadejones is beaten in the taekwondo. there are still lots of medals up for grabs on the second day of action including injudo and fencing. i'll have all the latest.

anna kiesenhofer took a shock solo win for austria.nhofer, who has not had a professional contract since 2017, was part of a breakaway that attacked at the very start of the 137—kilometre race, and went solo with more than aokm still remaining. with no race radio and only small teams competing, the peloton didn't realise kiesenhofer had an advantage of more than five minutes. by the time annemiek van vleuten crossed the line 75 seconds after the austrian, there was confusion as the dutch silver medallist thought she had won gold. so drama there, we also had drama in the pool. a teenage tunisian swimmer, ahmed hafnaoui, has caused a major surprise by winning the men's 400 metre freestyle. it's only the fifth time tunisia has won a medal at the games, so the celebrations for hafnaoui will continue at home in tunisia for some time. a disappointing loss for australia as the world number one tennis player, ash barty, spun out of the first round women's singles with a dismal defeat to a8th—ranked sara sorribes tormo — just weeks after winnin

in the women's road race, but the british cyclist could only manage 11th as austrian outsider anna kiesenhofere olympic games! ..launched a remarkable solo breakaway to claim gold. adam peaty remains on course to become the first british swimmer to retain an olympic title as he breezed into the 100m breaststroke final. the world record holder qualified fastest and will go for gold in the early hours of tomorrow morning. i'm the best racer in the world i think, so i'm looking forward to it. i wanted to be a little bit quicker this morning, but it's a morning swim, you never know what you're going to get. few dominate in their sport like peaty, and after a day of surprises, it would need a huge one for the overwhelming favourite to be denied. dan roan, bbc news, tokyo. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten o'clock. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. you're watching bbc news. the number of daily coronavirus cases in the uk has fallen again for the fifth successive day. overall, 29,173 new cases were reported a

austria's anna kiesenhofer won a surprise road race gold and tunisian teenager ahmed hafnaoui stunned for — and deleted — a tweet in which he said the nation should stop "cowering" from coronavirus. campaigners for people who've died during the pandemic had condemned the remark as "deeply insensitive" and "distasteful". tunisia's president has frozen parliament and dismissed the prime minister after violent protests over the government's handling of the pandemic. the speaker of parliament has accused him of staging a coup.

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austria�*s anna kiesenhofer has caused one of the biggest shocks in olympic road racing history withe women�*s 52kg judo. plans to require football fans to be fully vaccinated if they want to go to premier league matches from october are being considered by the government. and health secretary sajid javid has apologised for an earlier tweet which suggested the nation doesn�*t need to "cower" from coronavirus.

has been an extraordinary upset in the women's cycling road race with austrian mathematician anna kiesenhoferld. she has not had a professional contract since 2017, and raced ahead of the peleton with more than aokm still remaining. a phd from cambridge, so she obviously did the sums in terms of winning that race. just remarkable from her. great britain's first medal of the games was a bronze, won by chelsea giles in the women's 52 kilojudo. and in men's swimmming, 18—year—old tunisian swimmer, ahmed hafnaoui, has pulled off a stunning victory — the outsider won the men's 400 metre freestyle gold — despite qualifying last. swimming in the outside lane. i've been talking to our bbc africa reporter celestine karoney about what that will mean for his country of tunisia. he's definitely going to be a superstar. and when you say that it was a surprise win for everyone else, it was also a surprise win for him because he came into the pool in the morning, he packed his bag, but he did not carry his ceremonial kit. and when he was asked later, after the race, he said, "i was just coming to participat

austria's anna kiesenhofer causes one of the biggest shocks in olympic road racing history with an audaciousdon. in other news... wildfires in northern california force thousands