the individual sprint champions and no a lyall's and christian coleman combined to win gold for america in the 4 by 100 meter relay laus leading them home to victory justin gatlin and mike rogers the other members of the u.s. team coming in a head of great britain with japan getting bronze. to make it to gold in the women's 4 by 100 meter sprint really cerita jackson running the anchor leg was shelley and frazier pryce securing her 2nd gold of the championships alongside natalya white and joanie l. smith great britain took silver with the usa getting bronze and the field advance uli marrocco has retained her world title in the triple jump the venezuelan finished way ahead of the competition a 2nd round the 1st 15.37 meters clinching called for workers again. and there was a new championship record for america's djoko backs in the shot put he won gold by just one centimeter with a throw of 22.91 metre this is the 1st time that 4 people have ever thrown over 22 meters shall find. one of the biggest cheers was formal. the cattery high jumper was back in the stadium to collect his gold meda

the individual sprint champions and no a lyall's and christian coleman combined to win gold for america in the 4 by 100 meter relay wells leading them home to victory justin gatlin and mike rogers the other members of the u.s. team coming in a head of great britain with japan getting bronze. to make it to gold in the women's 4 by 100 meter sprint really good jackson running the anchor leg was shelley and frazier pryce securing her 2nd gold of the championships alongside natalya white and joni l. smith great britain took silver with the u.s. a getting bronze and the field advance uli mar rocha has retained her world title in the triple jump the venezuelan finished way ahead of the competition a 2nd round the 1st 15.37 meters clinching called for workers again. and there was a new championship record for america's djoko backs in the shot put he won gold by just one centimeter with a throw of 22.91 metre this is the 1st time that 4 people have ever thrown over 22 meters in shots fired. or one of the biggest cheers of the day of day 9 was for a multi bar shame they could tare high jumper wa

the individual sprint champions and no a lyall's and christian coleman combined to win gold for america in the 4 by 100 meter relay laus leading them home to victory justin gatlin and mike rogers the other members of the u.s. team coming in a head of great britain with japan getting bronze. to make it to gold in the women's 4 by 100 meter sprint really cerita jackson running the anchor leg was shelley and frazier pryce securing her 2nd gold of the championships alongside natalia wides and joanie l. smith great britain took silver with the usa getting bronze in the field advance uli mar rocha has retained her world title in the triple jump the venezuelan finished way ahead of the competition a 2nd round for 15.37 meters clinching called for workers again. and there was a new championship record for america's djoko backs in the shot put he won gold by just one centimeter with a throw of 22.91 metre this is the 1st time that 4 people have ever thrown over 22 meters and shall find. one of the biggest cheers was formal. the cattery high jumper was back in the stadium to collect his gold meda

fastest qualifiers through to the final finished ahead of the american quartet which included christian colemans in the relay. we will find out in a few hours. many thanks. coverage of the penultimate day at bbc two right now. let's return to football, and it's now five games since england's women last won a match. earlier today they lost 2—1 to brazil in middlesbrough in an international friendly. a crowd of more than 29,000 watched a brazilian double from debinha, while beth england scored herfirst goal for the lionesses jo currie was watching at the riverside. it may have been a bumper crowd watching here at the riverside, in fact more than 29,000 fans turned out, which is a record crowd outside of wembley. however, for the lioness fans watching their team play on home soilfor the first time since the world cup, it was a result to forget. england had bundled the ball into the back of the net early on only forjodie taylor's goal to be ruled out for offside. england looked comfortable and dominated in the first half. they managed to keep one of the game' greatest players at bay. but phil nevil

the individual sprint the champ is no allows and christian coleman combined to win gold for the united states in the 4 by 100 meter relay liles leading them home to victory justin gatlin and mike rogers are the other members of the u.s. team. to make it to gold in the women's a 4100 meter sprint relay through reka taxon a running the anchor leg with sally and the phrase a prize to securing her 2nd gold of the championships alongside the talia wyatt smith great britain took silver with the usa getting bronze. and the field events. retain the whole world title and the triple jump but events when finished that way ahead of the competition a 2nd round a leap of 15.37 meters clinching gold for rojas again. and there was a new championship the red cooled to 4 americas joke all that's in the salt put he won gold by just one centimeter with a swell of 22.91 meets as it is the time that 4 people have ever thrown over 22 meters and assault put a final well following that thrilling final call box caught up with al jazeera ismail. you won by just one centimeter that's incredible talk us through th

in the men's ax100m relay, it was gold for the usa, a very, very strong quartet that included christian colemanold—medallist making amends for their disappointment in london 2017 when they finished behind the british quartet. the competitive world of publishing has seen many titles come and go, but one monthly magazine has just launched its 500th edition — after almost half a century. gay times is now europe's longest—running lg bt publication and ben hunte has been looking at how it's changed through the decades. glossy magazines fill the shelves, but this one, which looks like coffee table art, started 47 years ago as a monthly voice for gay activists. here in the national lgbt archives in east london, you will find a treasure trove of queer history. almost half a century later, some of the pages still feel relevant today. one of the things we have seen within this magazine, within the first edition, is media watch. can you just talk me through what media watch was? it was basically a look at what was being said in the national media about the lgbt community at the time. "loonies who want a s

the new 100 meters world champion christian coleman is preparing for the relay events that start on friday he's victory was soured by controversy before the championships after he missed 3 doping tests a sports correspondent andy richardson spoke to the head of the athletics integrity unit david hellman who says coleman has done nothing wrong under the rules. he missed 2 tests the other breach that he was at least to have committed was afraid you'd provide the proper we're about some for motion so it wasn't a missed test. the difficulty was that the. use of for those 3 for ideas 3 breaches occurred in a 12 month period. and i didn't because the rule says the failure your spirit takes place at the time that you insert you we're about to information into the system not the day that you actually filed so. his 3 elites preachers took place in a 14 month period not a 12 month period he's innocent. he's still got the possibility of another strike within a 12 month period but you can't cast aspersions on somebody who has and they actually broken the rules the way they were written and he hasn't s

in the men's 4x100m relay, it was gold for the usa, a very, very strong quartet that included christian colemanist making amends for their disappointment in london 2017 when they finished behind the british quartet. five years ago she thought it was the end of her career but on saturday night loo—chia lucas made a little bit of history, the first performance by a transgender singer on the london opera stage. she appeared in orpheus in the underworld at the english national opera. however, on stage because of her deep baritone voice, she continues to play male roles. our arts correspondent, david sillito reports. hi. my name is lucia lucas and i am a professional opera singer. she sings opera. i am not trying to be a pioneer. i am trying to see how far i can get this to go and how long i can stay in the business because i hope that people in the future won't have the difficulties that i have had. lucia lucas. it has been more than five years before she decided the time had come to be her true self. the director of the opera at the time said... "just one question — what happens to your voice?" i'

the individual sprint champions no lyall's and christian coleman combined to win gold for america in the 4 by 100 meter relay liles leading them home to victory justin gatlin and mike rogers the other members of the u.s. team coming in had a great britain with japan getting bronze. jamaica took gold in the women's 4 by 100 meter sprint relay jackson running the anchor leg of shelley and fraser high securing her 2nd gold at the championships alongside and italia white and joanie l. smith. and the field advance. retained her world title in the triple jump the venezuelan finished way ahead of the competition 2nd round leap of 15.37 metres clenching bolt the rock as again. and there was a new championship record for america's joe kovacs in the shop pro but he won gold by just one centimeter with a throw up 22.91 meters as the 1st time that 4 people and ever thrown over 22 meters and a shot at find. all the final day of competition on sunday has 7 titles to be decided the women's long jump and men's javelin in the field on the track there is the men's 1510000 meter finals as well as the w

in the men‘s 4x100m relay, it was gold for the usa, a very, very strong quartet that included christian colemanng amends for their disappointment in london 2017 when they finished behind the british quartet. tens of thousands of supporters of scottish independence have taken part in a march through edinburgh, waving flags and carrying banners. the organisers said more than 200,000 people had taken part. police scotland weren‘t able to give an estimate. scotland‘s first minister nicola sturgeon didn‘tjoin the event but said she was there "in spirit". the competitive world of publishing has seen many titles come and go, but one monthly magazine has just launched its 500th edition — after almost half a century. gay times is now europe‘s longest running lgbt publication and ben hunte has been looking at how it‘s changed through the decades. glossy magazines fill the shelves, but this one, which looks like coffee table art, started 47 years ago as a monthly voice for gay activists. here in the national lgbt archives in east london, you will find a treasure trove of queer history. almost half a centu

of these championships and we'll hear from the heyday of the athletics integrity unit about christian coleman's a missed doping tests and why criticism of him is unfair we'll have all that and action from the rugby world cup in about 20 minutes time to read all right we'll see you then thank you also ahead on the al-jazeera news our calls for more protests of tension remains high in haiti and demands for the president to step down go an answered deep divisions why a bid to end a long running crisis in cameroon could be at risk. how i once again the weather looking lost a quiet across a good parts of the middle east little bits and pieces of cloud into southern areas of iran tending to fade away i think a cloud there up towards the caspian sea up towards georgia or armenia azerbaijan could see a little bit of wet weather just coming through here for most of this got to stay settled in sunny 28 celsius there in beirut we're looking at some what's a weather and some wintry weather over towards the himalayas up towards azerbaijan his back is down as well but even that ship clear away as we go on in

you were up against christian coleman, the speed in that scene was ferocious.fending champions as well. lightspeed is important, but also the team bonding. —— flat speed. you saw the japanese team, they are not necessarily the fastest, but as they are as a unit... america probably outpace us, most of us, if not all of them, but that doesn't make a difference in the relay. yes, running the second leg. and you were incredibly fast, at the end you had a little incident as well.|j incredibly fast, at the end you had a little incident as well. i pulled my hamstring, but regardless, i tried my best to pass the baton. we got a silver medal in the end, and i'm happy then. did you feel something go? just before i reached the checkmark i felt my hamstring, and itjust the checkmark i felt my hamstring, and it just started the checkmark i felt my hamstring, and itjust started cramping. but i was eager to get the baton over. are you still planning on going soon bugging —— dune buggying? you still planning on going soon bugging -- dune buggying? i'm not sure. will gloss over

the individual sprint champions no alliance and christian coleman combined to win gold for america in the 4 by 100 meter relay liles leading them home to victory justin gatlin and mike rogers the other members of the u.s. team coming in ahead of great britain with japan getting bronze. jamaica to gold in the women's 4 by 100 meter sprint relay jackson running the anchor leg of shelley and fraser high securing her 2nd gold at the championships alongside and italia white and joanie l. smith and the field events. retained her world title in the triple jump the venezuelan finished way ahead of the competition a 2nd round leap of 15.37 meters clenching gold for office again. and there was a new championship record for america's joe kovacs in the shot put he won gold by just one centimeter with a throw of 22.91 meters as the 1st time that 4 people and ever thrown over 22 meters in a shop final. of the final day of competition on sunday has 7 titles to be decided the women's long jump and men's javelin in the field all the track there is the men's 1510000 meter finals as well as the women's

canada's andre the grass and exchange on is adam jimmy to the bronze medal by fellow countryman christian coleman in the 100 meters liles living up to the hype and delivering on the world stage in the men's 800 meters final donovan brazier became the 1st american to win this title is time of one minute 42.34 seconds was a new championship break the previous mark had stood since 1986. in the field events that was most successful team usa a very close poll though final was won by sen kendricks to retain his title both he and sweden's armand do plan to clear $5.00 metres of the american to gold on the count back rule having not made an error in the previous round. and australia have their 1st medal of the championships and it's gold kelsie me bobber winning her 1st world title of the javelin with a throw of 66.562. households course one of the only richardson has more on the day's action. in 2009 you signed ball was pretty much at the peak of his powers winning the 10200 meters at the world championships in that year and setting world records that stand to this day in a decade on noble laws of the u

for host nation cutter puts them in 17th position now the new $100.00 metres world champion christian coleman is preparing for the relay events that start on friday is victory were soured by controversy before the championships after he missed 3 doping tests and he richardson spoke to the head of the athletics integrity unit david alman who says coleman has done nothing wrong under the rules he missed 2 tests. the other breach that he was at least to have committed was afraid you'd provide the proper we're about some from asia so it wasn't a missed test. the difficulty was that the use of for those 3 for ideas 3 breaches occurred in a 12 month period. and i didn't because the rule says the failure expect takes place at the time that you were about information into the system not the day that you actually file so. his 3 alleged breaches took place in a 14 month period not a 12 month period he's innocent. he's still got the possibility of another strike within a 12 month period but you can't cast aspersions on somebody who has next day broken the rules the way they were written and he hasn't so

salazar says he will appeal the decision the doping issue raised its head on saturday following christian coleman's victory in the 100 meters his win was soured by controversy before the championships of the mystery doping tests andy ritchson spoke to the head of the athletics integrity unit david howman who says coleman has done nothing wrong under the rules he missed. the other breach that he was at least to have committed was a failure to provide the proper we're about some from asia so it wasn't a missed test. the difficulty was that the. use of for those 3 for ideas or 3 breaches occurred in a 12 month period. and i didn't because the rule says the failure s.p. act takes place at the time that you inserted you were about information into the system not the day that you actually filed so. his free elite's breach was to place in a 14 month period not a 12 month period he's innocent. he's still got the possibility of another strike within a 12 month period but you can't cast aspersions on somebody who has an extra broken the rules the way they are written and he hasn't so i think there should be

for host nation cutter puts them in 17th position now the new $100.00 metres world champion christian coleman is preparing for the relay events that start on friday is victory were soured by controversy before the championships of 3 missed 3 doping tests and he richardson spoke to the head of the athletics integrity unit david alman who says coleman has done nothing wrong under the rules he missed 2 tests. the other breach that he was at least to have committed was afraid you'd provide the proper we're about some from asia so it wasn't a missed test. the difficulty was that the. use of for those 3 for ideas 3 breaches occurred in a 12 month period. and i didn't because the roof says the failure aspect takes place at the time that you were about information into the system not the day that you actually file so. his 3 alleged breaches took place in a 14 month period not a 12 month period he's innocent. he's still got the possibility of another strike within a 12 month period but you can't cast aspersions on somebody who hasn't actually broken the rules the way they were written and he hasn't so