just incredible, dame sarah storey, 28 _ achieved? ieved? just incredible, dame sarah storey, 28 medals, 17 - achieved? just incredible, dame | sarah storey, 28 medals, 17 gold medals, 12 of them were cycling. but also, previous medals, five gold, eight silver and three bronze medals with swimming before the 2,000 games when she switched to cycling. it is an absolute lifetime's work for sarah to be winning paralympic medal after paralympic medal, over eight separate paralympic games, quite incredible and an inspiration for everybody in peril of export. film. everybody in peril of export. oh, isn't she? _ everybody in peril of export. oh, isn't she? we're _ everybody in peril of export. oh, isn't she? we're all— everybody in peril of export. 0h, isn't she? we're all feeling like terrible underachievers today! and just watching those pictures, a lot of us here the uk are transfixed by the conditions she had to do that final riding as well, my goodness! yes, it has been odd because we have been here for both the olympics and paralympics ov

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dame sarah storey. record breaker, history may occur. the latest chapter in this incredible career. para— 0lympian. it was perhaps fitting that she would become great britain's best in typical great british mother. not that that would ever be an issue. the road races stories of event. she is wanted at the past two paralympics. not that she had it all her own way though. germany's had read the script opening up a lead of more than minute. but to be sarah storey you need a bigger lead than that. a grimace and then a glance behind told her she'd been caught with a lap to go. pushed by her team—mate there was time for a chat and a pat on the back. storey�*s success just around the corner. from a young age storey was told to focus only on herself. she has certainly done that. so of her competitors she is now a3, they still can't find a way to beat her. it is now 43, they still can't find a way to beat her.— way to beat her. it stills feels like it bit _ way to beat her. it stills feels like it bit of— way to beat her. it stills feels like it bit of an _ way to beat her. it stills feels l

dame sarah storey preparing to fly home with three more paralympic gold medals. uccess today, can you bring us up to date? yes. so, in sarah storey�*s race crystal went and she won that till the medal. she announced her retirement. ben watson and phil graham won a silver. 0ver retirement. ben watson and phil graham won a silver. over at the athletics, 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

dame sarah storey has become great britain's most successful paralympic athlete of all time, after successfullye title that she's held since london 2012. dame sarah's remarkable ride in tokyo brought her the 17th gold medal of her career, across two disciplines. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching in tokyo. hurtling into history, the moment dame sarah storey went where no british paralympian has gone before. amid torrential rain though, how she had to work for it. storey stayed out of trouble before surging clear with team—mate crystal lane—wright and sprinting to glory. the result? an unprecedented feat for british sport. i7th paralympic gold medalfor her. it is the culmination of a remarkable career. born without a functioning left hand, storey started as a swimmer. she was just 14 when she won her first paralympic gold before she switched to cycling with now record—breaking results. her i7th title, so special. to be britain's most successful paralympian, how does that sound? i like the sound of that, it is something i never anticipated happening to me. if you had asked me that w

sarah storey, record—breaker, history maker... you're looking at the most successful british paralypian of them all — dame sarah storey bags a 17thaterloo i was defeated, you won the war. ever since this... ..we�*ve been waiting for this. a0 years on, abba are ready to make music again, and we'll have a preview of a new tune. and coming—up on the bbc news channel... from the euros to the world cup — england are in hungary as they continue their qualifying campaign for qatar 2022. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a public inquiry has found �*blatant hypocrisy�* in the way major religious groups handle allegations of child abuse. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse said dozens of religious organisations within christianity, orthodoxjudaism and islam were morallyfailing children. the report follows similar inquries into the catholic and protestant faiths. this inquiry found that religious leaders discouraged the reporting of abuse to protect the reputations of their groups. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the details. it symonds has the details. is very difficult to form a identity it is ve

dame sarah storey has become britain's most successful paralympian of all time. nded her c4—5 cycling road race title in tokyo earlier this morning. dame sarah now has 17 golds in an incredible paralympics career over 29 years. our reporter patrick geary looks back at her remarkable career so far. for dame sarah storey, the competition comes from within. an unending desire to outdo herself. to force the lungs and legs to their very limits. then, despite that pain, to do it again. just being determined to win gold medals or be the best person i can be on a bike now and in a swimming pool previously. it's just a privilege to have that opportunity, and just being fit and healthy as the main thing, but obviously being able to take it to that elite level and compete against the best in the world and trying to be the best in the world. she began in the pool. then sarah bailey, she was born without a functioning left hand, and was told aged ten she'd taken up her sport too late to be elite. so began a career of chasing time. in barcelona then atlanta she won five paralym

dame sarah has now won an incredible 28 paralympic games medals since making her debut at the 1992 games in barcelona — nearly three decades ago. michael redford reports. dame sarah storeystory maker! the latest chapter in this incredible career. dame sarah storey is great britain's most successful paralympian. and it was perhaps fitting that she would become great britain's best in typical great british weather. not that that would ever be an issue. the road race is storey�*s event. she won it at the past two paralympics. not that she had it all her own way, though. germany's kerstin brachtendorf hadn't read the script, opening up a lead of more than a minute. but to beat sarah storey, you need a bigger lead than that. a grimace, and then a glance behind told brachtendorf she had been caught with a lap to go. pushed by team—mate crystal lane wright, there was time for a chat and a pat on the back. storey�*s success just around the corner. from a young age, storey was told to focus only on herself. she's certainly done that. so have her competitors. she's now a3. they still couldn't find a way to beat her. we're always confident in sarah. what sarah does is wins, and wi

commentator: dame sarah storey, record-breaker, _ commentator: dame sarah storey, record-breaker, history sarah storey, record-breaker, history maker! - dame sarah storey becomes britain's most successful paralympian of all time — a remarkable ride in tokyo bringing her 17th gold medal. and — mamma mia! are abba about to release new music, nearly a0 years after they last performed together? a public inquiry has found shocking failings and "blatant hypocrisy" in the way major religious groups have handled allegations of child abuse. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse says a number of religions, including thejehovah�*s witnesses, orthodoxjudaism and islam, are morally failing children; it found that in some cases religious leaders discouraged the reporting of abuse, in order to protect the reputation of their organisations. the report has been produced at the end of weeks of public hearings in which survivors of abuse gave evidence. richard galpin reports. i did not fully recognise what was going on at the time was wrong or had a label for it. and these were my parents. sarah,

this morning, to claim her third gold medal of the tokyo games — and the 17th paralympic gold dame sarah storeyelf. to force the lungs and legs to their very limits. then, despite that pain, to do it again. just being determined to win gold medals or be the best person i can be on a bike now and in a swimming pool previously. it's just a privilege to have that opportunity, and just being fit and healthy as the main thing, but obviously being able to take it to that elite level and compete against the best in the world and trying to be the best in the world. she began in the pool. then sarah bailey, she was born without a functioning left hand, and was told aged ten she'd taken up her sport too late to be elite. so began a career of chasing time. in barcelona, then atlanta, she won five paralympic swimming golds before switching to cycling ahead of beijing. she competed with able—bodied athletes at the 2010 commonwealth games. in the paralympics, she's excelled on track and on the road. those who know her best still can't see the finish line. if you love your sport and you love getting out and d

dame sarah storey has been reflecting on her record flicking games and looking ahead.nt. it feels amazing and surreal a5 sally nugent. it feels amazing and surreal as well. i�*ve had sally nugent. it feels amazing and surreal as well. i've— surreal as well. i've had a chat with barney — surreal as well. i've had a chat with barney and _ surreal as well. i've had a chat with barney and my _ surreal as well. i've had a chat with barney and my kids - surreal as well. i've had a chat with barney and my kids up i surreal as well. i've had a chat with barney and my kids up on surreal as well. i've had a chat - with barney and my kids up on what they thought of it. it�*s been a whirlwind few days since we got back, but it�*s so lovely to be home. after all of that, what do you do now? _ after all of that, what do you do now? i— after all of that, what do you do now? i know you take a little bit of time _ now? i know you take a little bit of time off, _ now? i know you take a little bit of time off, but what is next? next ear, time off, but what is next? next year. there _ tim

an inspiration to us all, dame sarah storey, thank you very much indeed. ed to its fostering services rose by 36% over the last year. barnardo's says it particularly wants to hearfrom people who would foster sibling groups. the number of sibling groups referred the charity over the last year rose by 31%, but a yougov survey showed that siblings are less likely to be fostered together. with me is brenda farrell, head of fostering at barnardo's. also i'm joined by trishun and matt, a couple who began fostering in 2020. good morning to you all and thank you so much for your time. brenda, please explain if you would survive a number of children needing fostering hasjumped by 36% a number of children needing fostering has jumped by 36% over the past 12 months? —— please explain if you would why the number of children needing fostering.— needing fostering. barnardos monitors referrals _ needing fostering. barnardos monitors referrals from - needing fostering. barnardos monitors referrals from local| monitors referrals from local authorities and we had seen a 36%

and dame sarah storey won her 17th gold to become britain's most successful pa ralympian. 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 cloudier once again for the particular precedent split by central and northern areas. temperatures no lower than ten to 13 or 1a degrees we start the weekend rat

dame sarah storey, record—breaker, history—maker... s voted not to block a law banning most abortions in texas. the law makes it illegal to terminate pregnancies after six weeks, even in cases of rape or incest. it�*s the most dramatic restriction so far since the roe v wade judgement of 1973 which legalised abortion across the united states. our correspondent in washington nomia iqbal has the details. this texas law basically allows any individual to sue those who help a woman get an abortion. now, the supreme court was asked by pro—abortion rights groups and providers to block this law. but in a ruling, that was dominated by a mainly conservative bench, they voted to keep it in place. now, the bench didn�*t comment on the constitutionality of this law, which basically leaves it is open to potentially be appealed. but experts are worried that other states could bring in similar laws which would eliminate the guarantee of roe v wade, which is of course the landmark ruling that legalised abortion across america in 1973. it is a huge mile

dame sarah storey has now become the greatest paralympian of all time with 17 gold medals and i think and paralympic games, in rio and london, i don�*t thinkjapan paralympic team won any gold medals at all. they won 13 goals in 51 medals overall. a great achievement for the japanese team. that was the enthusiasm here for what is going on. on the other hand, covid—19 has been spreading very fast and there are a lot of people in hospital, a lot of people who can�*t get him to hospital because of the pandemic and that has really soured things here. the atmosphere injapan, particularly here in tokyo, but across the country is one of anxiety across the pandemic and the fact that it�*s got so much worse over the past few weeks and anger that the politicians didn�*t get this under control. a lot of people thought they were focusing on the olympics and paralympics are not focusing on the pandemic. brazil has suspended beef exports to china after the agriculture ministry confirmed two cases of mad cow disease. the samples were collected from meat plants in different regions of the country. aut

charlie stayt and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: great britain's greatest ever paralympian — dame sarah storeyhe under 16s are expected within days. as the taliban tighten their grip on afghanistan — foreign secretary, dominic raab, heads to the middle east for crisis talks. good morning. the worker shortage continues, and this time it could be your bin service that is at risk.

dame sarah storey, record—breaker, history maker. typical great british weather. the fog in the rain, though, the weather least of her concerns. instead she had to focus on her german opponent. but to beat sarah storey you need a bigger lead than that. a grimace and a glance told her she'd been caught with a lap to go. from a young age, storey was told to focus only on herself, she has certainly done that. she is now 43, her revivals still can't find a way to beat her. 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 was such a long time but i've worked for each race independently, so now we finished all three i am like, we are finished. , , ., ., finished. this is her third gold of this came finished. this is her third gold of this game is. — finished. this is her third gold of this game is, her— finished. this is her third gold of this game is, her 17th _ finished. this is her third gold of this game is, her 17th ov

dame sarah storey has become the most successful british paralympian of all time. and the 17th paralympic gold medal of her career. dame sarah, started her road to paralympic champion in the pool picking up five medals at the barcelona games in 1992 but later switched to cycling. today's success means she has total of 28 medals. let's take a brief look now at the medals table at the tokyo paralympics. china remain in the lead with a total tally of 152 medals. great britain and the russian paralympic committee and currently in joint second place with the united states not far behind. in mexico — more secrets have been revealed about the ancient city of teotihuacan. researchers have spent years digging beneath the remains of a settlement that's believed to date back more than 2000 years. and the latest discoveries seem to highlight the religious devotion of some of the people who lived there as tim allman explains. its majesty is always apparent on ground level but the real mystery is of teotihuacan are found below the surface. this tunnel, directly beneath the pyram

and dame sarah storey won her 17th gold to become britain's most successful pa ralympian.n 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 our wins from a north—south easterly direction to start the weekend as our area of direction to start the weekend as ourarea of high direction to start the weekend as our area of high pressure finally begins

dame sarah storey, thank you. the very worst. there's nothing in there that is extraordinary but we want people to feel they don't need to feel alone. how alone did you feel in that moment? because that's your motivation here, isn't it? yeah, i think alone and just a lack of direction. you just look at each other and you say, "is that it?" we didn't know who to go to or where to go. there's no signposts. there aren't, or they're not the right ones. it's a journey none of us wanted to start upon. but you need to start taking the first few steps and that's what this bag will help you do. do you want to read it out? do you want me to read the whole thing? we are so very sorry for your loss. at this time of inexplicable shock and sadness, you may have many questions. you may feel there is so much to do but no idea where to start. at least that's how we felt. so we hope that within this bag you receive some support and direction. you will get through this, even though at the moment you have no idea how. you are not alo

three of those golds were won by dame sarah storey, but there's no stopping britain's most successfule calendar that looks a little bit more like it did in 2019. then then we will kick on and hopefully, via the birmingham commonwealth games if there was a race for me there, the glasgow 2023 event, we will make our way to paris. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a baby and several young children were among a large group of migrants brought ashore on monday after trying to cross the english channel. a steady stream of crossings is believed to have taken place yesterday due to the calm waters and good weather conditions. the number of people crossing this year has now passed 12,000, surpassing last year's total. the home office says the total number of arrivals yesterday is still to be confirmed, but it is estimated to be around 740. jon donnison is in doverfor us. tell us more about what has been happening. tell us more about what has been ha eninu. ., tell us more about what has been happening-— tell us more about what has been haueninu. ., ., , hap

if dame sarah storey has now become the greatest paralympian of all time with 17 gold medals and i thinkdinary people who, in the end, had paid for it and haven�*t been able to take part in it in the way they would have hoped. an italian pilot has proved he�*s got nerves of steel after flying his plane through two tunnels and breaking a world record in the process. after a year of planning, dario costa finally managed to put his training to the test in turkey yesterday, reaching a top speed of 150mph while remaining just one metre above the ground. it isa it is a bit ofa it is a bit of a random world record. i think it is incredible. one metre off the ground. the two channels, flying at an average speed of 245 kilometres an hour. it took 43 seconds to do two tunnels, then as loop the loop to celebrate. amazing. he looks chuffed, it is safe to say. he looks chuffed, it is safe to say. should all children aged between 12 and 15 be offered a covid vaccine? that�*s a question that�*s divided opinion in recent days. boris johnson is facing pressure from labour and his own backbenches over the

top of the list — you guessed it — is dame sarah storey breaking the team gb record to win her 17th goldis is from the daily express. this is bournemouth beach. they always seem to be on bournemouth beach. a sea of humanity there. and they also reference you can see down there a little picture of cristiano ronaldo and his family, because he is obviously in the uk now, he did quarantine until he can train on wednesday... he said, who says manchester has now signed? he had his top off yesterday enjoying some time with his family. as matt was saying, wednesday is due to be particularly hard this week. if you get three days over a particular temperature, that classes as a mini heatwave. , , ., , heatwave. this is from the daily mail. -- funds _ heatwave. this is from the daily mail. -- funds should _ heatwave. this is from the daily mail. -- funds should not - heatwave. this is from the daily mail. -- funds should not be - heatwave. this is from the daily i mail. -- funds should not be bred. mail. —— funds should not be bred. —— directions. the kennel club is looking at how dogs are bred. th