dave ellis! the government is to suspend 30 arms export licences to israel out of over 300. in a statement to mps, the foreign secretary david lammy said the suspensions were for items which could be used in the current conflict in the middle east and that they would have no impact on israel's security. let's go straight to our political editor chris mason in westminster. a clear as it is a significant one? yes, good evening. this is parliament's first day back after the summer break. the government had informed israel privately of what it was doing and then announced it publicly. for certain uk arms exports to israel, _ for certain uk arms exports to israel, there does exist a clear risk that— israel, there does exist a clear risk that they might be used to commit — risk that they might be used to commit or— risk that they might be used to commit or facilitate a serious violation _ commit or facilitate a serious violation of international humanitarian law. labour said it asked for this work to be done as soon as it came into power and then looked at the outcome and came for

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dave ellis, you are the paralympic champion.nd the winning streak continues for paralympics gb as they build on the 12 golds they won on super sunday. and on sportsday later on the hour in bbc news: both champions are now out of the us open at flushing meadows — coco gauff bowing out in the fourth round to fellow american emma navarro. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. ofsted inspectors will no longer rate state schools in england with one—word grades, like outstanding or inadequate. a new system of school reports will be introduced from next september. the family of head teacher ruth perry had lobbied for the change after she took her own life in 2023, after her school was given the lowest rating. our education editor branwen jeffreys reports. the first day back at school and a bit of a surprise. notjust for these year 1 pupils but for their parents and schools. headline grades for inspections scrapped. the education secretary says they will still step in to maintain standards when needed. i think the system t

suspended there were suspended yesterday because of poor water quality, the triathlon events, and dave ellischasing victory at the last games, only for a broken bike chain to end his hopes. but he and his guide were unstoppable as they charge to an emphatic win. ellis is the champion! richly deserved, wonderfully celebrated. from heartbreak in tokyo to euphoria in paris, it was, ellis said, absolutely unreal. representing great britain, megan richter! and the triathlon soon saw a second british champion. megan richter said she couldn't believe her win. she was ranked just ninth in the world, but she was first when it mattered. cue elation and utter exhaustion. that has taken every- ounce of energy she has! there was also gold in boccia, sport unique to the parle bits that are similar to bowles. stephen maguire with his fourth victory. and so to the pool, and the brilliant ellie chalice. the brilliant ellie challis. in the last games, she won silver at 17. now at the grand old age of 20, it was gold. another dazzling day for britain, then, after a stunning sunday, not least for cyclist katina

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the triathlon events and britain's dave ellis chasing redemption.e unstoppable. ellis is the champion. richly deserved. wonderfully celebrated. from heartbreak in tokyo to euphoria in paris. there was also triathlon triumph for megan richter. representing great britain. her dream, she said, had come true. a successful day here for britain's triathletes then and there was soon plenty more gold medals, as the swimmers once again turned on the style. enter ellie challis, just 20 years old, been her backstreet final in a league of her own. and it is gold in paris for ellie challis! after silver at the last games, this time it was gold and for her and herfamily, just look what it meant. there was gold, too, in the breaststroke for louise fiddes. there was more magic in the archery. jodie grinham is seven months pregnant. she says her baby kicks while she is competing. but it was gold with team—mate nathan mcqueen. grinham says she wants to prove anything is possible. there was british brilliance in the boccia, a sport similar to bowls. stephen mcguire at

dave ellis taking gold in the men's visually impaired event and megan richter matching that in the women'sica's sherman guity who set a new paralympic record with a time of 10.65 seconds. meanwhile the first openly trans athlete at a paralympics, valentina petrillo, failed in her attempt to qualify for the women's 400m final in paris. the 51—year—old italian, who identifies as a woman but competed as a man until the age of 45, finished second the heats, but was well beaten in the semi—finals. petrillo was granted permission to take part after the sport's governing body accepted her eligibility. she said her participation would be an "important symbol of inclusion". and finally football and as we head into the international break, scotland are back in action for the first time since their euros disappointment. they're playing in the nations league a, having topped their group two years ago, and will play poland on thursday. but despite penty of cause of optimism, the memory of taking just one point in the group stages in germany this summer isn't something easily forgotten. these things nev

there were golds in triathlon for dave ellis and megan richter. bbc news. lots to look forward to on day six with a total of 50 medals are up for grabs. 0ur reporter sally hurst is in paris for us now. good morning, sally. we had what was a super sunday and a memorable monday so what can we expect today? six goals yesterday, it is turning out to be quite a bountiful games for great britain so far. there is a board downstairs when we come in through the reception at paralympics gb house where people hang their names and hang a replica medal. more names and hang a replica medal. more names each morning when we arrived, it is looking pretty crowded in there. it was a good day at the office for power —— para triathlon, five medals including a silverfor claire cashmore and a gold —— bronze for lauren steadman. lauren steadman coming into the gb has later so we will be talking to her here. so for the rest of the day? para— equestrian starts the campaign today, a successful sports generally for great britain. it is held at the chateau to have a site like