ben watson and phil graham won a silver. 0ver retirement. ben watson and phil graham won a silver., there was a bronze to dan greaves and silver take sammi kinghorn. in the swimming pool, bethany firth took a gold medal. her team—mate took a bronze in the same race. in the men's 100 team—mate took a bronze in the same race. in the men's100 metres back row two stroke, there was a bronze as well. she announced her retirement from sport, she has empowered people when she started at 13 years old, she has change people's perceptions of disabilities and she is very much so increase the profile paralympic sport. ellie simmonds courier will be something everyone will be celebrating. leaving a great legacy in disability sport and sport in general. thanks so much for now, rachel. 0nto cricket. england have the edge after the morning session on the first day of the fourth test against india at the oval. joe root�*s side didn't make the most of the overcast conditions in london initially after winning the toss, but eventually the bowlers got into their groove, reducing india to 54—3 at lunch.

and it was a 1—2 in the men's race as well as ben watson took gold — his second of the games — with teams what i jumped it's what ijumped about been sort of like my goal, goals to win two metals in the paralympic games. actually achieving that goal is something else. i don't think it's set in, i don't think it will set in at least for a good couple of days or weeks. at least for a good couple of days orweeks. still at least for a good couple of days or weeks. still here it is help try and spot the team—mates was up tender racing tomorrow as is my roommate, looking forward to doing that. once that's done we can all get together as a team and celebrate. away from the cycling, paralympics gb have also won medals in the track and field. sammi kinghorn took silver in the 400m, while dan greaves got a bronze in the discus. meanwhile dan pembroke has won gold in the javelin for those with a visual impairment — and he did it in style — setting a new paralympic record ofjust over 69 and a half metres. there were more medals in the pool but no golden ending to the games for britain's ellie simmond

sticking to the cycling, ben watson grabbed gold and that's his second paralympic medal of these gainsecided that he was worth the time and effort to put in and the effort from ben watson today showed that clearly everything that they are doing four paralympics gb paid off with him getting gold on the road as well in the cycling. and we have also had the swimming finals and nine athletes went in the heat this morning and converted to the finals tonight. already we have seen the 400 metres freestyle heats and ellie simmonds was disqualified and we will hear about why, but i can tell you that there are still races to come for great britain in the pool to come for great britain in the pool. the 100 metres backstroke in the s 14 backs —— my class and we will have two athletes going for gold. will have two athletes going for old. . ~ will have two athletes going for old. ., ~' ,, will have two athletes going for .old, ., ~' away from the paralympics, but to another history maker, and cristiano ronaldo has now become the highest goal scorer ever, in men's international football thanks to his

on the track, there was more success for ben watson, who won his second gold in tokyo with a brilliantuccessful pa ralympian. victory in the ca—5 roadrace saw her ride into the history books. but an incredible story that is. and thatis but an incredible story that is. and that is all your support for now. have a good night. hello there. work finally go see some changes to the weather next week will be warm from the near continent particularly the southern areas was up in the short we still have the bringing a lot of pine and settled weather but a lot of clout. we start with a lot of clout through this morning. through the afternoon much like wednesday and thursday we start to see some good smells of sunshine develop across the afternoon much like wednesday and thursday we start to see some good smells of sunshine develop across that document may be northern england, part of god and i'm in across southern england, south wales and things here will see that low 20s. otherwise generally 1a to 17 on the north sea coast around 18 to 20 elsewhere. as we head through friday night it turns clou

it wasn't britain's only cycling success, victory for ben watson in the road race.firth took the 100 metres backstroke. in the athletics, there was javelin joy for dan pembroke, and just look what it meant. but the result of the day was in the 200 metres, a paralympic proposal from for cape verde's keula nidreia pereira semedo, from her guide runner, manuel. and to everyone's delight she said yes. talk about a fairy tale finish. andy swiss, bbc news. the us federal aviation administration has grounded virgin galactic flights as it investigates the course of sir richard branson�*s recent journey to the edge of space. injuly, space ship two, carrying the british billionaire, landed safely but it's emerged the flight deviated from its planned trajectory. a journalist who alleges she was sexually assaulted while working undercoverfor the bbc on an expose about the fashion industry has given a statement to french police about the incident, more than two decades later. lisa brinkworth says she was attacked by one the world's biggest model agents, gerald marie, who has den

ben watson won his second gold here in the time trial.irth took the 100 metres backstroke for the third games in a row. but the result of the day was in the athletics. a paralympic proposal for cape verde's keula nidreia pereira semedo from her guide runner manuel, and to everyone's delight, she said yes. talk about a fairy tale finish! a nice surprise in the athletics and in the pool, ellie simmonds has announced this will be her last paralympics. she has had a remarkable career, winning five gold medals, but she says she won't be competing at the next games in three years time. andy, thank you. andy swiss in tokyo. and we stay in tokyo. stephen park is gb cycling's performance director. hello, thank you so much, and let's talk about sarah storey, what an achievement, what determination. your thoughts about what she has achieved? just your thoughts about what she has achieved? , , . , achieved? just incredible, dame sarah storey. — achieved? just incredible, dame sarah storey, 28 _ achieved? just incredible, dame sarah storey, 28 medals,

pool in the s—14100 metres, for the third games in a row. 0n the track, there was more success for ben watsone story that is. and that is all your support for now. have a very good night. things are quite different but in the short—term rat ending the week on a similar note with this area of high pressure bringing in a lot of clout across the uk. with limited clear spells. there will be a few glimmers of brightness around particularly western scotland but generally a cloudy start. into the afternoon favourite spots are sunshine developing more widely will be again across scotland, parts of north island and also southern england perhaps in towards south wales was that this is where we will see the highest temperatures below 12 220 celsius with the other was wheeled into the crowd around midnight wins the most as we head through friday night it looks like it's going to be another cloudy wand. mainly across central and northern areas with that we hold onto clear spells cause us salve for the temperature was no lower than 10-14 c. the temperature was no lower than 10—14 c. were starting to report

it wasn't britain's only cycling success, victory for ben watson in the road race.nt. but the result of the day was in the 200 metres, a paralympic proposalfrom a guide runner, and to everyone's delight she said yes. talk about a fairy tale finish. andy swiss, bbc news. 100 organisations, from charities to teachers, have signed an open letter to the prime minister, urging him not to go ahead with the planned cut to universal credit. an extra £20 a week was added to the scheme at the start of the pandemic as a temporary measure, and is due to be phased out from the end of this month. the government says its focus now is on creating more jobs. here's our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan. it is the first day of school for douglas and the resumption of his daily trek. the eight—year—old and his mum tasha travel eight miles on two buses. as douglas didn't get a place at the nearby primary after they moved home last year. the family of six rely on universal credit to top up dad's wages as a builder. the busjourney costs credit to top up dad's wages as a build

and on the track successful ben watson who won his second gold and tokyo with a brilliant t for team—matefor 32 degrees and 85% humidity. it was 70 degrees, i was looking at my bike computer, 17 degrees. i had to wear a base layer there were no cooling strategies needed, we were asking for heat packs. brilliant weather to be trying to hit it round corners. just trying to hit it round corners. just try and do the best you could. it still feels a bit like an out of body experience. it's like you're watching some videos go through that. it is very, very hard to put into words. i work for this for such a long time but i work for each race independently. so now we finished all three i'm like, where finish. i'm going home tomorrow evening. it's very strange. i'm hoping over the course of the next few hours and the course of the next few hours and the next day before i get home and starts to sink in. ijust had so many messages was up and trying desperately hard to reply to them as quickly as i can. it's incredibly overwhelming. it quickly as i can. it's incredibly overwhelming.— quickly as i can

former saints tight end ben watson. [ cheers and applause ] >> how you doing?saints stuff. >> i agree. >> i know you you love the saints. so there's tickets for your whole family to the game. [ cheers and applause ] and one of my favorite players, another man of god, a man of faith signed a jersey just for you, demario davis signed a jersey just for you. >> thank you, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> all right. >> thank you, mr. watson. i appreciate it. >> and the saints are a little busy so got to get a guy in retirement. >> my wife ain't going to let me go. >> so just tell us what this moment means to you. >> i'm humbled. you know, one thing, i told one of my guys if you handle god's house he'll handle your house and to show them, take care of god's business, so i'm humbled and grateful. it's not just about me but this team, helping out every day. somebody to volume, like i said. can't go wrong. i'm grateful. >> tickets, that's hard. tickets, this is a big family. that's the whole family. we appreciate that. but what a morning, robin. just to come back down,

on the track, there was more success for ben watson, who won his second gold in tokyo with a brilliant title aged 1a at the barcelona games in 1992. today, victory in the cit—5 roadrace saw her ride into the history books. the top 30 golfers on the pga tour are teeing up in atlanta with the winter set to park it on a massive £10 million. the event is handicapped and based on each player standings throughout the season so far. worry mcelroy the winner in 2019 starts the tournament because of that on to under par and he made a good start to opening round and he is far better than that already on 600 and great recovery shot setting up 600 and great recovery shot setting up a birdie on the fourth and american patrick is the man to catch. he�*s already on 11 under declare spaniard john. that is all of their ports for now. as the new school year gets underway students in england can expect a �*much more normal experience�*. that was the assurance from education secretary gavin williamson today. masks and bubbles may have gone but secondary pupils are still being encouraged to take regular te

and on the track, success for ben watson, who won his second gold in tokyo with a brilliant victory overng the heat packs, but it was brilliant whether to be trying to hurl it round corners and just try and do the best you could. it still feels a bit like an out of body experience, like you are watching somebody else go through that. it�*s very, very hard to put into words. i�*ve worked for this for such a long time but i�*ve worked for each race independently, so now we�*ve finished all three i�*m like, well finished, i�*m going home tomorrow, i�*ll be at home tomorrow evening. it�*s very strange, so i�*m hoping over the course of the next few hours in the next day before i get home, it starts to sink in. i�*ve had so many messages and i�*m trying desperately hard to reply to the mall as quickly as i can because it�*s incredibly overwhelming. england have the edge on the first day of the fourth test against india at the oval. india captain virat kholi made a half century before being caught behind off 0llie robinson — who now has two wickets, as does the returning chris woakes. james an

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ben farmer in kabul, thanks so much. >>> no one knows exactly how the taliban plan to rule because they haven't yet formed a government. cnn's ivan watsonoins us from hong kong. ivan, we're getting a few more details trickling out about the government the taliban are forming now. what can you tell us? >> well, we know from officials in pakistan who have been talking to cnn, and pakistan, of course, has a very long relationship of ties with the taliban, where pakistani officials have predicted that the future leader of the government, which has yet to be announced, will be al kuhnzada, who's been the leader of the taliban since 2016 which his predecessor was killed in a u.s. air strike. he hasn't been seen in public in years. there are reports, not 100% confirmed, that one of his sons was a suicide bomber who died attacking u.s. forces in afghanistan a number of years ago. there is still questions about what the rest of the government will look like. there had been discussions about making it inclusive and including some members of the former western-backed government. but we don't know more at this time. there are questions about the fu