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lauren price's gold is the 20th won by british boxers in olympic history.six medals equals the number they won at antwerp in 1920. kenya's eliud kipchoge says he's fulfilled his legacy — after successfully defending his men's marathon olympic title. regarded as the greatest over this distance, he's the world record holder, and unofficially ran the marathon in less than two hours in 2019. kipchoge said he was really glad the olympics had gone ahead, because in his words it was a sign of hope that life's getting back on track, after what's been an incredibly tough year for all. tokyo 2020 has happened. it means hope. it means there is hope. it means we are on the right track to our normal life. we are in the right transition in our life. so we are on the right track to our normal lives. covid—19 will go. that is the meaning of the olympics. it's been a marathon 16 days, let's take you through the final gold medals of the games, and there was a second big upset in rhythmic gymnastics where the russian olympic committee team's run of five consecutive titles was

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now the 28—year—old, whose two brothers are also boxers, had achieved the ultimate. so has this man — after swimming, fencing, and shooting, joe choong sprinted to gold in the modern pentathlon. and there is the new olympic champion for great britain. delight for the 26—year—old from kent. and, after kate french's victory in the women's event yesterday, a dazzling double for team gb. there was more british success in the cycling. matt walls and ethan hayter are housemates back in manchester, and they teamed up to take silver in the madison. and there was another medalfor tom daley. oh, tom daley, you superhero! a bronze in the individual event to go with his earlier gold in the synchronised. he's certainly had a glittering games. andy swiss, bbc news. most coronavirus restrictions in wales ended this morning. people are able to gather in unlimited groups indoors and nightclubs can reopen. but facemasks will still be required by law in shops and on public transport. our correspondent hywel griffith is outside the senedd — the welsh parliament — in cardiff. the weather

and britain's boxers rounded off their best games for a century in more glory.has played football for wales and won a kickboxing world title. now, after a dominant display, she's an olympic champion. for the 27—year—old who has battled up through the ranks, the ultimate reward. yeah, i still can't believe it. i've got to pinch myself. but itjust goes to show, years of hard work, if you dream and you work hard enough, you can achieve anything. it looks like we're getting a gold postbox in ystrad mynach right outside my house! so, happy days. for team gb, a suitably golden end to a glittering games. andy swiss, bbc news. what are games for lauren price. kellie harrington and said she had a sense of relief after winning goal for ireland in the lightweight division. she lost the opening round but went on to win on a unanimous decision. there is only ireland �*s code metal, handing follows in the footsteps of katie taylor who won in 2012. these were the scenes in dublin, celebrating. kellie harrington said it would not register she was an olympic champion until she g

his fellow boxer lauren price won britain's 22nd and final gold of the games yesterday morning.ee years time. looking at the likes of obviously nicola adams and katie taylor, they inspired a lot of people after london 2012, when women's boxing was introduced, and from there, i think it has come on leaps and bounds, so itjust keeps getting bigger and better all the time. and hopefully, like myself and a lot of the others have inspired the next generation, and, yeah, forfemale boxing, it keeps getting bigger and i'm looking forward for the next three years in paris, and hopefully they introduce more weights as well. joe choong created history by becoming the first british man to win modern pentathlon gold. after a long time away from his family, with various covid restrictions over the last few months, he was looking forward to the simple things. oh, it feels absolutely amazing. i haven't seen my family in nearly four months now, so i'm just really looking forward to getting home, getting my mum to cook something and just sitting in front of the tv and relaxing. i didn't expect th

the flyweight boxer galal yafai won britain's first gold in the men's flyweight division, since 1956,joe choong triumphed, in the men's modern penthathlon. and there was more success, for the diver tom daley. here's natalie pirks. what a moment for galal yafai. from working in a carfactory in what a moment for galal yafai. from working in a car factory in solihull to fulfil your olympic dream. it has been quite the six—year ascent for galal yafai. been quite the six—year ascent for galalyafai. in been quite the six—year ascent for galal yafai. in the men's flyweight final, carlo paalam stood on his way. tokyo represented galal yafai's shot at redemption, and he was determined to deliver a master class. his aggressive start won him the first round unanimously, with the first round unanimously, with the judges, the first round unanimously, with thejudges, and he never looked back. , _, ., ., thejudges, and he never looked back. , ., ., | thejudges, and he never looked| back-_ i am thejudges, and he never looked back. , _, ., ., i am on back. there is confirmation. i am on a er back. the

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final day of the olympics, lauren price wins the women's middleweight final — becoming the first welsh boxero claim olympic gold. another golden moment for team gb cyclistjason kenny, making him the country's most decorated olympian. i couldn't believe that no one can pass. ifelt like i was i couldn't believe that no one can pass. i felt like i was standing still. i kept telling myself even if one comes it is still a medal, and thenit one comes it is still a medal, and then it is a bloody gold medal. american bombers launch air strikes on taliban fighters who'd taken the afghan city of sheberghan, more than 200 are killed. new changes to the uk's covid travel restrictions have come into force. thousands flee their homes in greece as forest fires burn out of control as the country faces its most intense heatwave in more than 30 years. and... thousands take to the streets of amsterdam as the city marks the 25th anniversary of its first gay pride parade. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35. this morning's reviewers are journalist and author, shyama perera and ali miraj, a co

boxer ben whittaker donned the official regalia of the first citizen. medal, and i want to become the mayor of wolverhampton. i want one of those nice chains on my neck, and i'll be calling all the shots. everybody in wolverhampton will have a nice ice grill, and a nice big chain, courtesy of ben whittaker. after trying on that nice big chain, it was time to get to work with some official engagements — amongst them, a visit to a city centre youth club. it's a dream come true, i keep saying this, when i was a kid, with my coach i said, "i'm going to be the mayor, i'm going to be the mayor." went to the olympics, "i'm going to be the mayor." come back, i'm the mayor! so dream's a reality, really. the role of the mayor involves encouraging young people and this group seemed impressed. we both do boxing. together and itjust... that's our dream, so we're - going to hopefully reach them. this inspired me a lot, and i can't believe he won the medal, a silver. i was proud, he should be proud of himself. . he made everyone else proud, it was the best he could do

yugas, yes, boxer -- >> you got it right.my amateur word was, i believe, 3-1, this guy has eight, eight world championships. so just -- ashley: that's pretty good. >> and i think one of the wins was a guy that didn't show up for the fight. but anyway -- [laughter] we got all that straight. welcome back. ashley: the girl scout didn't show up. >> great boxer, as we all know, eight-time world champion. he's fighting tomorrow night. great entrepreneurial. political activist. we're going to get into it all today. but let's start with his boxing career, where he sees it going. let's hear what he has to say. >> my plan this time is just one at a time. finish this on saturday and then another fight, if there is more. but it could be this is my last night or there is more. i don't know. i mean, i have another job that i need to focus on. >> now, that was interesting. listen, it was a hard interview, i must admit. manny is very it is a turn. where he got animated -- taciturn. where he got animated was that other job. and that's taking

some -- most of them said they felt he was the boxer, the mexican boxer. julio cesar chavez. or they thought he was julio cesar chavez jr., who is also a boxer. another answered, isn't he the venezuelan leader, hugo chavez? and several others said they thought he had something to do with the chicano movement. it surprised the filmmaker. why did you decide to write a full length book, after writing, what is it, a long series in the "los angeles times" about the unions, and then your recent book, "the union of their dreams"? >> thanks for asking that question. the answer is it ties very closely to what you said about diego luna. the fact is there was no biography, and that's really why i wrote it. because you are all here today presumably because you've heard about cesar chavez and know something about him. but he is virtually unknown these days. when you get outside of california and the southwest, people really have no idea who he was. i was in the salinas valley recently, still a heart of the agricultural industry, and an english teacher got up at an event and said her stude

along with cyclist, boxers _ happier right now. along with cyclist, boxers and _ happier right now.ze medals, that is ten kilos of extra weights. lawrence price the last to capture gold for team gb. what will this mean do your nan? he wasn't able to be there injapan? i able to be there in japan? i spoke to her every _ able to be there in japan? i spoke to her every night. _ able to be there in japan? i spoke to her every night. i _ able to be there in japan? i spoke to her every night. i sent - able to be there in japan? i spoke to her every night. i sent her- to her every night. i sent her a special text. she over the moon. but without a doubt, the most support today at heathrow was for galal yafai, also a boxing gold medallist, his brothers and mates out in force. an amazing performance, have had so much support, how hard was it competing without anyone to watch you? i didn't mind. i wanted to get there and get fighting. probably better that nope was there. there are you going to turn professional? that is the plan, yeah. going to turn professional? that is the plan. yeah-— the pl

and britain's boxers rounded off their best games for a century in more glory.hrough the ranks, the ultimate reward. yeah, i still can't believe it. i've got to pinch myself. but itjust goes to show, years of hard work, if you dream and you work hard enough, you can achieve anything. it looks like we're getting a gold postbox right outside my house! so, happy days. for team gb, a suitably golden end to a glittering games. andy swiss, bbc news. live now to our sports editor, dan roan. so it's been quite a games for team gb. absolutely, yes, the fact that britain have equalled that medal haul that they achieved in a home games at london haul that they achieved in a home games at londo— games at london 2012, of 65, the fact that this _ games at london 2012, of 65, the fact that this is _ games at london 2012, of 65, the fact that this is their _ games at london 2012, of 65, the fact that this is their second - games at london 2012, of 65, the fact that this is their second mostj fact that this is their second most successful overseas games, the first being rio five

his fellow boxer lauren price won britain's 22nd and final gold of the games yesterday morning.la adams and allow people after london 2012 when those boxes _ people after london 2012 when those boxes were introduced. from there, i think— boxes were introduced. from there, i think it's _ boxes were introduced. from there, i think it's come on leaps and bounds so itiust _ think it's come on leaps and bounds so itjust keeps getting bigger and bigger— so itjust keeps getting bigger and bigger all the time and hopefully like myself and a lot of the others will inspire — like myself and a lot of the others will inspire the next generation and 'ust will inspire the next generation and just for— will inspire the next generation and just for female boxing, it keeps getting — just for female boxing, it keeps getting bigger and i'm looking forward — getting bigger and i'm looking forward to the next three years in paris _ forward to the next three years in paris and — forward to the next three years in paris and hopefully it includes more weights _ paris and hopefully it includes more weig

>> well, i mean, when you get older, this is the problem boxers have, especially boxers like manny, who'sots. if you're a boxer and you're in your 40 and you're still getting hit, you're rolling the dice, and i'm pretty sure one's telling him that that. that's why he's diversifying into this water drink, crypto and politics -- neil: what is the water thing about in now, i had recommended and sometimes back pumpkin lattes -- [laughter] and he passed me on that advice. i've heard a lot about this water drink. >> it's a great, it's like extra h or -- h2, 0 in the h2, 0. what happens is you actually -- h2o. i do it before a 6-mile run and after, and you feel better, and you recover better. you know, listen, he didn't come up with the product, he's part of crew, but it does work. so he's doing this, he's doing clip -- crypto. you would think he'd want to pump his products a little. he didn't want to. he wanted to talk about duarte and corruption and the philippines and how he -- and he didn't say that much about the fight. he was like, ah, might be my last fight, but this is where i really wan

what a journey it's been for british boxer galal yafai.his mum forfighting with his brothers, at home while growing up, in birmingham, to olympic gold in tokyo. it's team gb's first gold medal in the boxing at these games, and yafai, came flying out of the traps to dominate the final, from the start before beating carlo paalam, of the philippines, 4—1 in the points decision — to become the flyweight 0lympic champion. his brothers, who are professional boxers now, tweeted saying they were so proud, they were lost for words. luckily the new champion had plenty to say. i am so determined to win. a lot of people have said about the heart that i have. i want to thank them all for giving compliments. i have the heart and desire to win. what a debut 0lympics this has been for british cyclist, matt walls. after winning a gold medal, in the men's omnium he's now won a silver medal, in the men's madison alongside ethan hayter. the madison is a 50 kilometre race, in which points are awarded for 20 intermediate sprints and the british pair held the go

the referee disqualified the french boxer. clark is guaranteed at least bronze. and this was a tense contest between this pair. it came down to a split point decision, but it was scored the way of whitaker. ultimately a tactical massacre by the british boxer. he'll now fight gold next week. i told you about where great britain four men were taking on india. gb were eliminated, but they got about having reached a knockout stage. 15 seconds into the second quarter, gb were punished again. it took until late in the third quarterfor gb to again. it took until late in the third quarter for gb to create a serious threat. the fourth time of axing did find a way through, eventually. they were caught on the break and sealed it 3—1 for india. not to be for the british men. the british women won gold at rio 2016. they look to take another step towards defending that title tomorrow against spain. britain's lewis hamilton is back at the top of the formula one driver standings heading into the sport's summer break. he had to fight hard to get any points after a chaotic hungari

the welsh boxer defeated li qian of china to become middleweight champion.

boxer galal yafai won britain's first gold in the men's flyweight division, since 1956, whilejoe choong and there was more success in the diving pool — as natalie pirks reports. commentator: what a moment for galal yafai. _ from working in a carfactory in solihull to fulfilling your lifelong olympic dream. it's been quite the six—year ascent for galal yafai. in the men's flyweight final, carlo paalam of the philippines stood in his way but tokyo represented yafai's shot at redemption and he was determined to deliver a masterclass. oh! — and he's down! his aggressive start won him the first round unanimously with thejudges and he never looked back. yes! there is confirmation! i'm olympic champion. i'm just going to relax and chill with my family and friends and then look at my next chapter after. commentator: there's vocal - encouragement coming from choong. yesterday, kate french won gold in the women's modern pentathlon. today, joe choong was determined not to be out done. he'd led from the very start of the fencing, and with only two fences down in the showjumping, the world number on

i want to thank senator boxer and david for kicking us off tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >>> we have a lot more in the program. michael moore is here live with an interview, the first since the exit. so we have a lot on that and i want you to say with us. you're watching "the beat." g "t. i needed him to be here. your heart isn't just yours. protect it with bayer aspirin. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. with voltaren arthritis pain gel my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pain pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel for powerful arthritis pain relief... voltaren the joy of movement ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no.' everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to... and...when he wants to. so ray...can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us dayquil severe for

boxer ben whittaker donned the official regalia of the first citizen. want to become the mayor of wolverhampton. i want one of those nice chains on my neck and i'll be calling all the shots. everybody in wolverhampton will have a nice ice grill, and a nice big chain, courtesy of ben whittaker. after trying on that nice big chain, it was time to get to work with some official engagements, amongst them, a visit to a city centre youth club. it's a dream come true, i keep saying this, when i was a kid, with my coach i said, "i'm going to be the mayor, i'm going to be the mayor." went to the olympics, "i'm going to be the mayor." come back, i'm the mayor! so dream's a reality, really. the role of the mayor involves encouraging young people and this group seemed impressed. we both do boxing. together and itjust... that's our dream, so we're - going to hopefully reach them. this inspired me a lot, and i can't believe he won the medal, a silver. i was proud, he should be proud of himself. . he made everyone else proud, it was the best he could do. i everywhere

and former olympic champion boxer and bbc pundit nicola adams gave her assessment of the games to theeen a huge success. i mean, the amount of medals that we've won has been unreal, considering everything that's gone on beforehand. nobody would've ever expected that this would ever happen, so it's awesome to see. and so many places where medals have been, as well. i think the pool, the ring, and obviously the cycling has been the majority of it. the olympics is always about sport that you, kind of, just find yourself watching it 2am. so is there anything, boxing aside, that you've just been gripped by? yeah. the skateboarding, the mountain biking as well, the bmxing. there's just been so many sports — and the climbing! there's just been so many different sports that you never normally get to see on a daily basis, and the one time that you get to see them is when the olympics on, so it's been awesome to see. i mean, how fast they climb up that well, it's like watching spider—man. it's crazy. but in the ring is where your expertise lies. it'll be unfair — we're going to talk about every

price's medal is one of six from gb�*s boxers equalling their best ever games.ing on the cake. for price, it was priceless. craig templeton, bbc news. so here is the final medals table and the usajust made it to the top in the end. their golds in basketball, track cycling and volleyball took them above china. hosts japan had their best games and are third in the table with 27 golds, nine of them injudo. and two more golds for britain today — equals their medal haul from london 2012 and took them above the russian olympic committee. this team to deliver 65 medals is absolutely extraordinary and i would say that not only has the team made history but it has probably made history on the back of the most complex, the most challenging and most difficult of environments that we will ever face. winning medals across more sports than any other nation again, 18, winning sports across more disciplines than any other nation again. these are extraordinary statistics. away from the olympics... england and india have drawn the first test after rain washed out the whole of the

senator, barbara boxer, that is going to really get under control with the help from the state. >> governor says he plans to extend resources yopd just chp officers but stopped short whether he'd stop short of declaring an emergency, something the oakland chamber of commerce wants. >>> tense moments on treasure island when police responded to a call of an active shooter. several officers rushed in but ultimately determined there was no threat. an active shooter drill was being held at the same time. things are back to normal. no more reports of an active shooter on treasure island today. >>> firefighters battling the state's wildfires have a new threat coming their way, we're talking about expected changes in the weather over the next few days. state officials worry that monsoonal storms will bring along dry lightning. the public is asked to be vij lapts, not to hesitate to call 911 even if you see a small fire. firefighters continue to battle nearly a dozen fires statewide, including the dixie fire, now the largest in california his trimt it's burned more than 1,000 buildings, and 500,000

kills people and robberies that involves vehicle like what happened to our beloved us senator barbara boxer. that's really going get under control with the help from the state. >> governor plans to extend resources beyond chp officers but stop short declaring the situation a state of emergency. something the oakland and china town of chambers are pushing for. ism. >>> the school district board will revisit his decisions to kick cops off campus. the board could vote to reapprove a memorandum understanding of the city. in june, the board voted to end the school's resource officer program but did not provide an alternative. the in-person meeting begins at 6:00 tomorrow and open for public comments. >>> we are seeing the severe toll covid takes on an unvaccinated person lungs after they contracted the virus compares to a vaccinated patient. side by side here, left is an x-ray of an vaccinated lungs. doctors hope the image convince people to get the vaccine. this is getting a lot of attention on nbcbayarea.com, for more on this, we want to turn to dr. peter chin-hong. thank you again for being w

also in the boxing ring, irish boxer kellie harrington won gold after defeating brazil's beatriz ferreirae women's 60kg lightweight final. that win sparked celebrations in her home city of dublin. the usa continued their dominance in the basketball, winning gold in the women's final. they defeated japan to take their seventh consecutive olympic basketball gold. and in the men's marathon, kenya's eliud kipchoge successfully defended his olympic title. kipchoge, only the third person to win successive olympic marathons, is now widely regarded as the greatest marathon runner of all time. let's head to the bbc sports centre and speak to gavin ramjaun. let's head to the bbc sports centre ——and speak to chetan. we've seen the closing ceremony of the tokyo olympics, what a fortnight it's been, team gb winning a total of 65 medals, with two of the 22 golds added on the final day of the games. the first was won by jason kenny who now has a record seven to his name — nine medals in total — while boxer lauren price won the other in her middleweight final. andy swiss has more... hold the front page!

well, inside the terminal, one of the biggest receptions was afforded to boxer galal yafai, who won goldor, they inspired a lot of people after london 2012, when women's boxing was introduced, and from there, i think it has come on leaps and bounds, so itjust keeps getting bigger and bigger all the time. and hopefully, myself and a lot of the others have inspired the next generation, and, yeah, forfemale boxing, it keeps getting bigger and i'm looking forward for the next three years in paris. hopefully they'll introduce more weights as well. joe choong created history by becoming the first british man to win a modern pentathlon gold. after a long time away from his family, with various covid restrictions over the last few months, he was looking forward to the simple things. oh, it feels absolutely amazing. i haven't seen my family in nearly four months now, so i'm just really looking forward to getting home, getting my mum to cook something and just sitting in front of the tv and relaxing. i didn't expect there to be such a huge reception. obviously, i was looking forward to seeing my f

and youtube super star turned boxer jake paul is here to give us a preview of sunday night's flood fest in cleveland, against former ufc weight champ tyron woodley, but first we begin with this market alert. all four major indices in the red the dow hitting brand new lows, with the russel 2000 by the way making the biggest percentage hit. we do have the dow down half a percent, same with the s&p and the nasdaq, but the small caps are down about 1%. now the dow had been up 92 points, at the highs this morning, until about 9:48 a.m. eastern time, when news broke of the first bombing outside the main gate to the kabul airport, shortly there after, the second suicide bomber hit the area, right now, the dow is at session lows, so this is a new one we're down 173 points, the s&p now set to snap a five-day winning streak. it's slightly off its lows of the session but again, around 9: 48 a.m. eastern you can see the big drop, and right after the bombings, the nasdaq also plummeted 100 points any gain would have meant another record at the close, but if you are looking for green, you will find i

lauren price wins the women's middleweight final becoming the first welsh boxer to claim olympic goldenth consecutive gold medal with a 90—75 victory over home team japan. in other news: reports from northern afghanistan say there's heavy fighting in the city of kunduz, where government forces are trying to push back taliban militants. new changes to the uk's covid travel restrictions come into force.

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he is driven by events that led to the boxer rebellion. he watched japan miss their opportunity.een highly critical of role playing games so his comments should not have been a big surprise. in fact the reason the words, quote, spiritual, opium were used to describe this threat. meanwhile there is caution nair ray tale for america in all of this. we're in the midst of a serious cultural battle. young adults are lurching further away from individual ruggedness the foundation of our nation. hard work is being demonized. there is talk of paying people not to work forever. joining me to just heritage foundation genevieve wood and "washington examiner," tiana lowe. genevieve, took blood, sweat and tears for america to surge to the top, become preeminent. i would suspect blood sweat and tears to remain there. do we have it? >> you're absolutely right about that, charles. fluency is a great blessing but can be a curse if you don't handle it well. with fluency extra time on your hands. the next generation not working as hard as one before it. a lot of responsibility comes with that. what

barbara boxer was mugged two weeks ago police stepped up their presence in chinatown. this shooting happened when there were already more cops in the area than usual. >> using that would not happen, no one would be stupid enough to do it in front of the cops. >> reporter: what does it tell you is going on right now? >> there is no law and order. we are going back to the wild wild west. >> reporter: was it ever like this before? >> no. just now. just this year. we hear that but not here, not in chinatown. >> reporter: -- owns a business near the shooting site, she thinks it scing op away from chinatown and says she has no idea how to stop it. why do you think this is happening now? >> i don't know. i don't know how to say it but >> reporter: does it feel like the world has gone a little crazy? >> they are crazy a lot right now, the people are crazy. >> reporter: it's been an easy answer to blame the crime on anti-asian hate due to the coronavirus but many here feel they are just being seen as people who won't fight back. >> criminals are opportunists. just like if they

some will say more police is needed but after barbara boxer was mugged they stepped up their presence in chinatown. this happened when there were already more cops in the area than usual. >> you would think that would not be happen. nobody would be stupid enough to do it in front of the cops. >> what does that tell you. >> >> there is no law and order. back to the wild, wild west. >> was it like this before? >> no. not in chinatown. >> reporter: she owns a business near the area. she says it is scaring idea how >> reporter: why do you think this is happening now? >> i don't know how to say it, you know, but -- >> reporter: does it feel like the world has gone crazy. >> crazy a lot right now. the people crazy. >> reporter: it has been an easy answer to blame the crime on antiasian hate due to the coronavirus but many here feel they are just seen as people who will not fight back. >> criminals they are all opportunist, right, easy target. they will do it. they don't care if you are one race or another race or their own race, right? >> reporter: and as the criminals lose their fear of be

lauren price wins the women's middleweight final becoming the first welsh boxer to claim olympic gold still and that last corner. i was just tell myself it's a medal, and then when i cross the line i was like the bloody gold medal. reports from northern afghanistan say there's heavy heavy fighting fighting in the city of kunduz,

gold medal, and slovakia's rory sabbatini hitting an olympic record 10—under there are three british boxershere was controversy, as frazer clarke's opponent mourad aliev was disqualified in their super heavyweight bout. the frenchman was warned by the referee for his use of the head, which left clarke with two bad cuts — the briton needed to win the second round to get back into the fight and after further warnings, the contest was called off and clarke declared the winner. aliev was absolutely furious but clarke said he'd had problems against him in the past. away from the games, lewis hamilton will start on pole position for this afternoon's hungarian grand prix, as he chases a record ninth victory in the race. he set the fastest time, on his first, flying lap — in the final part of qualifying, with his main championship rival max verstappen in third. hamilton trails the dutchman by 8 points in the standings. with his main championship rival max verstappen in third. hamilton trails the dutchman by 8 points in the standings. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, take me to the ope

on the final day of the olympics, lauren price caps her switch from footballer to boxer with a middleweightson kenny, making him the country's most decorated olympian. greece on fire. thousands are forced to evacuate their homes in athenian suburbs, and on the country's second—largest island of evia. new changes to the uk's covid travel restrictions have come into force.

he's a 3rd generation boxer and he is ranked number one in super heavyweight in all of north america he is now guaranteed to win at least a silver medal. but as you mention, no american male has won a gold medal in boxing since 2004. so that's going to take place in super heavyweight on sunday. today here in tokyo, we have the men's featherweight final gregan a native of cincinnati will try and win a gold medal. now, the last time there was a gold medal in this division. actually, i should say this. he's going to win the first medal because he's guaranteed to win at least silver in this division since 2000. so a lot of history that is going to be set in boxing over the next few days. >> let's talk about track and field now. teen usa is breaking records left and right. where are we with the medal count there. >> right. so in the overall medal count, the u.s. currently has 79 25 of them gold 16 medals have come in track and field and all those records that you're talking about, they really came in. the 400 meter hurdles yesterday between sydney mcloughlin and the mohamad those 2 for th

he sees his wife nancy reagan and reprises the words of the boxer, honey, i forgot to duck.really said it. witnesses heard him say it. these weren't made up but republicans or his administration. he said this stuff. then he sees jim bakker and ed meese who rushed haoer to talk to him. and and mike defer, three of his top aides. he says, who is minding the store? cracking jokes. he was a guy. they wheel him to the o.r. he believes the role of president is his role to play. would he pass up a great operating room moment? could he pass up a operating room moment in his mind? he takes off the operating mask and says i hope you are all republicans the all the doctors. the doctor says, mr. president, today worry all republicans. that's amazing because he is as liberal as they come. the nurses and doctors suspect when he was in the o.r. he knew things were intense. he needed them to act normally and professionally and needed to reduce the tension in the room. that's why he did that. he was in the hospital until april 11th, 12 days after the shooting and 13 days total. when he was i

back on august. 21st boxer says the remaining crew members who showed signs we'll still have to get evaluated by the health department or the county before they can get the green light to leave the ship. >> time because we do suspect we are covid-19 the city policies and counties. what the very much in line with what we would be subject to it. we were sick here on the embarcadero so they will not be allowed to come simply on shore to go to a restaurant or to a bar. they're going to be on that >> jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> well, it's about to get more difficult once again for americans who want to travel to europe. the european union council has removed the u.s. from a list of countries are safe for nonessential travel. the new guidance is non-binding each member nation must decide for itself but us travelers in europe may encounter stricter rules. the biden administration has imposed an indefinite ban on eu travelers coming into the u.s. as covid cases. they're also continue to rise. this morning. america's longest war is over. the last u.s. troops left yesterday with americans. but afgh

lauren price wins the women's middleweight final, becoming the first welsh boxer to claim olympic goldreports from northern afghanistan say there's heavy fighting in the city of kunduz, where government forces are trying to push back taliban militants. new changes to the uk's covid travel restrictions come into force. thousands flee their homes in greece as forest fires burn out of control. the country faces its most intense heatwave in more than 30 years. now, on bbc news hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. those of us lucky enough to live in countries where 70%+ of the adult population have been double vaccinated against covid might be tempted to think we can relax our guard. but the pandemic isn't over and the global vaccine roll—out still faces enormous challenges. my guest is professor sir andrew pollard, a key figure in the development of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine. science has offered us tools to beat the virus. are we making the most of them? professor sir andrew pollard, welcome to hardtalk. hello, there. it is pretty much seven months since that historic da

good roger boxer used the attack as a means below the presidential campaign, promising to restore security and punish doors responsible. but to date, the church and families, c investigations have been politicized and used as a witch hunt against political opponents. and to cover up the truth, we look for justice and we will fight. and we will try to solve this problem in all the country. we love it, we love our country, but if they're not going to give us a this is an awful feel of the intentions. so then a baby to go. they are the can go. and even to the international level, the successive governments have not done enough to find those responsible for the bombing. for those left behind, like randomly knowing the script of what happened will help find closure and bring some comfort. manenda just eva, cut you up to high profile sexual assault cases abroad. china's me to move went back into the spotlight. chinese canadian pop star chris woo is under an investigation to be accused of rape. it follows an outcry over an alleged assault of the tech giant alibaba community. you reports from beij