and it will be great britain's bianca walkden taking home the olympic bronze medal.s away. natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. elsewhere at the games, there were some major upsets. simone biles, the four—time gold medallist, and the most successful us gymnast of all time, pulled out of the women's team final, saying that she had to focus on her mental health. she said athletes had to protect their minds and their bodies, and notjust go out and do what the world wanted them to do. as for the remaining competitions, she said her approach would be "one day at a time". with more on that and news of some other big names, here's our sports correspondent, andy swiss. commentator: all attentions turn to simone biles. - she's become synonymous with sporting perfection. simone biles starting off for usa in the women's team final, but her customary precision wasn't there. a big stumble, a low score, and it seemed something wasn't right. soon after, she left the arena with her coach, only to return a few minutes later, and after speaking with her team—mates, it was announced she was

and it will be great britain's bianca walkden taking home the olympic bronze medal.lie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. there were some major upsets at the olympics, with simone biles, the most successful us gymnast of all time, pulling out of the women's team final, saying, "i have to focus on my mental health." and the localfavourite in tennis, naomi 0saka, japan's face of the games, was knocked out of the ladies' singles. with more, here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. matt baker: all attentions turn to simone biles. - she's become synonymous with sporting perfection. simone biles starting off for usa in the women's team final, but her customary precision wasn't there. a big stumble, a low score, and it seemed something wasn't right. soon after, she left the arena with her coach, only to return a few minutes later and after speaking with her team—mates, it was announced she was withdrawing from the rest of the final for what was described as "a medical issue." biles stayed on to offer her support but without her, the usa could only manage silver behind the russian o

britain's bianca walkden fighting for a place in the final. lead. victory beckoned, but then with just one second remaining, guess what? shot to the head- — second remaining, guess what? shot to the head. in _ second remaining, guess what? srirrt to the head. in the last seconds, can you believe it?— can you believe it? walked in couldn't- _ can you believe it? walked in couldn't. her— can you believe it? walked in couldn't. her pain _ can you believe it? walked in couldn't. her pain all - can you believe it? walked in couldn't. her pain all to - can you believe it? walked in couldn't. her pain all to play| can you believe it? walked in - couldn't. her pain all to play after the ultimate last—gasp defeat. she will fight for bronze later, but her hopes of gold are over in the most agonising fashion. andy murray's hopes are still very much alive in the tennis as he and joe salisbury progress to the quarterfinals of the doubles. a big shot in the women's singles. naomi 0saka knocked out. japan's biggest star who lit the olympic cauldron making an

bianca walkden gave it absolutely everything in this olympics, but after her heartbreaking loss in theith an olympic bronze after the same outcome in rio. she said she was devastated, but determined not to leave empty handed. our reporter nick hope has the story. went beyond come bronze in 2016, she was devastated and wanted gold. she had gone in as the reigning world champion as she did here in tokyo 2020, determined to right the wrongs of rio. she came into the semifinal at tokyo 2020 against south korea with the number one rank and founder best form in the closing stages. she led with just seconds remaining but her opponent found a way through and took a dramatic victory. it was controversial, there were allegations of a push area but walkden fuelled that frustration in the bronze medalfinal, she differed for it —— she delivered a professional performance defeating the polish fighter to secure her place. i the polish fighter to secure her lace. . ., _, the polish fighter to secure her lace. . ., u. ., ., the polish fighter to secure her lace. . ., ., ., , place. i wanted to come out

she looked stunned after the defeat, to be honest with you, as did bianca walkden, that is how watching in 2015, but huge disappointment for the whole of team gb and bianca walkden. as you can see her crying. and jadejones as well stop she had a chance of a bronze medal but, unfortunately, that has gone as well because other results have not gone her way. better news for the britt bradly sinden, who has secured at least a silver medal. —— for the british athlete. he is through to the final after a brilliant comeback from 9—16 down at the end of his second round. he battled on to go on to win his semifinal 33—25. against the chinese competitor. the final is under four hours' time. looking forward to that. , ., _, . that. he will be full of confidence auoin into that. he will be full of confidence going into that — that. he will be full of confidence going into that final. _ going into that final. disappointment for two—time olympic champion, so andy murray. because he has had to pull out of the singles. yes, that is our medical advice. he has been told he should pull out of the men's sin

britain's bianca walkden has won the second 0lympic medal of her career. ving come agonisingly close to a place in the final earlier on, walkden shrugged off her disappointment to beat poland's aleksandra kowalczuk — this time holdling on to a lead to eventually win 7—3. it's her second consecutive bronze medal. charlotte dujardin has become the most decorated female british 0lympian of all time after winning another medal — a bronze as part of the team dressage. it's a record—equalling fifth olympic medal for the reigning individual dressage champion — a mark she's reached to match rower dame katherine grainger. dujardin won the bronze alongside carl hester and charlotte fry behind winners germany and the usa. earlier, team gb secured a fourth gold of tokyo 2020 — and with it their best start to an 0lympics. tom dean and duncan scott also delivered britain's first one—two in the pool for 113 years. it came in the 200 metres freestyle final. in a thrilling finish, dean, who's in lane six, touched home in one minute, 114.22 seconds, securing a british record

britain's bianca walkden has won the second olympic medal of her career. onze in the taekwondo above 67 kilogram category. having come agonisingly close to a place in the final earlier on, walkden shrugged off her disappointment to beat poland's aleksandra kowalczuk, this time holdling on to a lead to eventually win 7 points to 3. it's her second consecutive bronze medal. earlier, team gb secured a fourth gold of tokyo 2020, and with it their best start to an olympics. tom dean and duncan scott also delivered britain's first one—two in the pool for 113 years. it came in the 200 metres freestyle final. in a thrilling finish, dean, who's in lane 6, touched home in1 minute 114.22 seconds, securing a british record at his debut games. scott finished just four one hundredths of a second behind. it might have been the early hours of the morning, but that wasn't going to stop tom dean's family back in maidenhead from inviting friemds, family and neighbours over. around 70 in their garden cheering dean all the way to gold! back in tokyo, dean could barely believe i

what an upset. ..jade�*s team—mate and housemate bianca walkden was left just as devastated.i felt just too much pressure, and then the whole tournament has just been obviously different to what i'm used to. i'm used to having my family there. so when i am scared, coming out, just them cheering for me gives me that extra push to go for it. over in thejudo, though, chelsie giles was handed a medal lifeline in the repechage after losing in the earlier rounds. a bronze was still up for grabs for the world number ten, and boy did she grab it. it's all over, it's all over... britain's first medal of the games, at the spiritual home of her sport. the bronze medal. two medals, then, on day two for britain. what will day three bring? natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. and later in the programme, awe�*ll have more from tokyo we'll have more from tokyo where our sports editor has been looking at other competitions and at how japan is viewing these games. extreme caution is being advised for people considering swimming in lochs and rivers after several deaths in scotland in the last 48 hou

but there was huge disappointment for britain's bianca walkden in her taekwondo semifinal.with just three seconds left on the clock, but south korea's lee da—bin was able to land a head—kick in the final second to win by a point. walkden, from liverpoool, can still win bronze this afternoon, like she did in rio five years ago, but was understandbly devastated after coming so close to reaching the final in the above 67 kilogram category. great britain's first medal of the day came in the women's triathlon, where georgia taylor—brown took silver. she was beaten by bermuda's flora duffy, who made history by winning the island nation's first gold at an olympics and first medal of any kind since a bronze in boxing at the montreal games in 1976. for taylor—brown, second was a great achievement too. she revealed afterwards she was on crutches just 12 weeks ago and spent part of the bike stage of the race with a flat tyre, but powered on. this is the biggest achievement i've ever got. it's even more special because it's something i dreamt of as a ten—year—old child and i've grown u

and at around 6.30am, bianca walkden — taekwondo world champion and bronze medallist at the rio gameso. but tonight we're going to leave you with some of the best moments from a magic monday injapan for team gb. golds for adam peaty, tom daley and tom pidcock. their friends and family may not have been in tokyo to cheer them on, but thatjust makes the celebrations back home, all the more special. goodnight. music. cheering! as the competition - ro . ress cheering! as the competition progress became _ cheering! as the competition progress became more - cheering! as the competition progress became more and i cheering! as the competition i progress became more and more emotional. i progress became more and more emotional-— emotional. i think it's 'ust amazing. i emotional. i think it's 'ust amazing. truly. i emotional. i think it'sjust amazing. truly. seeing i emotional. i think it'sjust amazing. truly. seeing it| emotional. i think it'sjust i amazing. truly. seeing it building it was 'ust amazing. truly. seeing it building it wasjust amazing. _ amazing. truly. seeing it building it wasj

after winner a second bronze medal in the taekwondo, bianca walkden has returned to england, and thisthe athletes have been able to have any of their friends of family, of their friends or family out in tokyo to support them — so walkden�*s family wasted no time in welcoming her home. she tweeted that "the love is unreal" and "family is everything." elsewhere, the day has been dominated by covid—i9. just a day before the start of the track and field events starting, sam kendricks, the world pole vault champion, has withdrawn from the games, having tested postive for covid. he had been expected to contend for a medal in tokyo. and the argentinian pole vaulter, german chiaraviglio, has also tested positive. he tweeted that the games are over for him. but better news for the australian track and field team — they have resumed training, having earlier had to isolate, but three of their team who were in close contact with kendricks are still isolating as a precaution, despite testing negative. those three are expected to compete when the time comes. that's all the sport for now. you can fi

agony for bianca walkden. so close but not to be. that is all your support for now.ildren there are, what their outcomes are and what support they need to be given. that is counter—productive because we know that despite the efforts of a number of parents who do a remarkable job for their children in home education, we know that many parents are struggling. the average uk house price has reached a new high of 230,700, according to property website zoopla. the record which is 30% more than the 2007 peak, is said to be driven by a shortage of houses coming onto the market, with the number of homes for sale down a quarter in the first half of the year compared to 2020. we can speak now to grainne gilmore, head of research at the housing website zoopla. good morning. is thisjust good morning. is this just about shortages? good morning. is this 'ust about shonagesafi good morning. is this 'ust about shortaues? ~ ., , ., , shortages? well, there was have been created by the — shortages? well, there was have been created by the demand _ shortages? well, there was have been c

after winning a second bronze medal in the taekwondo, bianca walkden has returned to england, and thisinated, by covid 19, just a day before the start of the track and field events starting, sam kendricks, the world pole vault champion, has withdrawn from the games, having tested postive for covid. he had been expected to contend for a medal in tokyo. and the argentinian pole vaulter german chiaraviglio has also tested positive — he tweeted that the games are over for him. but better news for the australian track and field team. they have resumed training, having earlier had to isolate, but their pole vaulter, kurtis marschall, and close associaties have returned negative tests. the track and field starts tomorrow. that�*s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. rules are to be relaxed on international travel so that fully vaccinated people from the us and most eu countries will no longer have to self isolate when they arrive in england, scotland or wales. but the changes — which will be introduced from four o�*clock on monday morning — w

after winner a second bronze medal in the taekwondo, bianca walkden has returned to britain, and justhome. she tweeted, "the love is unreal" and "family is everything." just to update you on the gymnastics, team gb's jessica gadirova has recorded the best result ever by a british woman in an olympic all—around final afterfinishing 10th. her twinjennifer finished in 13th place. there is a new champion because simone biles pulled out and that is her us team—mate, sunisa lee. more details on that on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. more now on successes of team gb at the tokyo 0lympics, where mallory franklin won a silver in the women's c1 canoe slalom. laura scott was at the lee valley water sports centre speaking to mallory�*s fiance ciaran lee edwards. just so delighted that mallory could go out there and deliver the run that she's capable of doing. we saw that in the heats and it's been a big journey to get to the games, jumping through all the covid protocols that they need to and just delighted she was able to put it all out there. it was pretty tense, wasn't it