david weir will win once again london!ritain's david weir won the men's elite wheelchair race for the eighth time. and australia's madison de rozario won the women's. now on bbc news it is time for the travel show. on this week's show:

david weir will be going for that eighth title.second marathon ever. he has tough competition and steve cram has said it has gone off a lot quicker than expected. mo farah slipped off the main pack for a while but has caught up. the temperature is higher than a lot of these athletes would have been expecting and stopped there is the women's race and mary is going for paula ratcliffe's world record which is 15 years old now. in these temperatures, it is unknown how she will do at this stage. she is doing her best and has pacemakers and will be fighting for that world record. the women's elite wheelchair race is taking place. catty mcfadden is running —— there. i will take a look behind me because it does appear that the men's wheelchair race may be coming to a head. we are looking for david weir to go for his eighth title. it is a very close finish from what i can hear. they are literally moments behind me and stop the noise is really starting to pick up. it looks like david ware has just won pick up. it looks like david ware hasjus

david weir once again triumphant. the eighth time he has won it.r that, he spoke to us about the experience. it is nice to be back on the streets of london and have a bit of time out last year to recharge the batteries, mentally more than physically. and i'm just really enjoying being back pushing again. training and racing. great to be back. to be honest, i didn't know how the performance would go. you have now retired from the track and all your energy goes into the road. teasing at is why you are feeling rejuvenated to raise even more? leading up to all the marathons i have done, it is always in the back of the mind, next week i have to go back on the track and lots of speed work, do this and get this qualifying time. now you can purely put all your into one distance, the marathon distance. that was david weir after winning the wheelchair race yet again at the london marathon. congratulations to him. much more on the marathon throughout the day on bbc news. now it's time for the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello, welcome to the

i'm not sure they can catch him and david weir will win once again in london.tain's david weir won the men's elite wheelchair race, for the eighth time. and australia's madison de rozario won the women's. and... the travel show is on board the worlds largest cruise ship. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, is threatening social media companies with new legislation unless they voluntarily come forward with safeguards to protect children's mental health. he's written to platforms such as facebook and google accusing them of "turning a blind eye" to the problems arising from social media use. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. six months ago, the health secretary, jeremy hunt, challenged social media firms like facebook, snapchat and twitter to work with the government to improve the mental health and well—being of young people. he wants action to cut underage use, encourage healthy amounts of screen time and moves to reduce cyber bullying. but writing in the sunday t

britain's david weir won the men's elite wheelchair race — for the eighth time. the scene live, as runners are warned that conditions may be especially difficult for the 26.2—mile event. would you or give her majesty three unbelievably rousing cheers on her birthday? hurray! prince charles leads tributes to the queen at a concert to celebrate her 92nd birthday. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, is threatening social media companies with new legislation unless they voluntarily come forward with safeguards to protect children's mental health. he's written to platforms such as facebook and google, accusing them of "turning a blind eye" to the problems arising from social media use. 0ur political correspondent, eleanor garnier, reports. six months ago, the health secretary, jeremy hunt, challenged social media firms like facebook, snapchat and twitter to work with the government to improve the mental health and well—being of young people. he wants action to cut underage use, encourage healthy amounts of screen time and moves to

britain's david weir won the men's elite wheelchair race for the eighth time. and australia's madison de rozario wins the women's. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, near miss... bullseye! and, a lifesaver. with spencer away this week,

britain's david weir won the men's elite wheelchair race, for the eighth time. australia's madison de rozario won the women's. now on bbc news, it's time for politics europe.

and david weir won the men's elite wheelchair race for the eighth time.ne troyer, who is best known for playing mini—me in the austin powers films, has died at the age of 49. and what happens when you lose your hair early. that's in newsbeat documentaries in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news.

david weir, the eighth title, we can not be happier.ng herself on the scene, vivian cherry, the fourth fastest performance by a female athlete, some really amazing performances, especially in that heat. lots of exciting races, and the heat has been the feature throughout. how have you manage things throughout the day, and has there been a real issue as a result of it? so we did a huge amount of planning into the event. we have distributed more water, we believe, than any other mass participation event in the world, so there was over 11.5 litres of water per person actually out on the course. at this stage, we believe that we ran out of water at certain water stations. we know there were water stations eight, nine and ten. the team have then taken a further contingency supplier that we had, and have resupplied every water station, topped up every single water station, from 17 through to mile 25, and this event has been about the spirit of london, and the spirit of togetherness, and that has been done with our partners, tfl, the met polic

david weir will win once again london! david weir won the men's elite wheelchair race for the eighth time. and australia's madison de rozario won the women's. now on bbc news it is time for the travel show. on this week's show: i'm all at sea on board the world's biggest cruise ship, meeting a man who has to feed up to 9,000 people every night. no pressure? absolutely not, no. no pressure at all. and i find out why it it pays to be cool and collected up on the bridge. first, we try and keep it as calm as possible, and not so exciting. simon is here with advice on the best way to backpack through south america. horn blows ..and, we take a trip back in time aboard china's last surviving steam train. we start this week at sea, where holidays afloat are enjoying a boom right now, thanks in part to a fleet of megaships that has been built and designed specifically to attract a new generation of younger and fun—loving cruisers. behind me is the biggest of them all, the symphony of the seas. she makes her maiden voyage this month

and david weir won the men's elite wheelchair race for the eighth time.ne troyer, who is best known for playing mini—me in the austin powers films, has died at the age of 49. and what happens when you lose your hair early. that's in newsbeat documentaries in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, is threatening social media companies with new legislation unless they voluntarily come forward with safeguards to protect children's mental health. he's written to platforms such as facebook and google accusing them of "turning a blind eye" to the problems arising from social media use. our business correspondent, joe lynam reports. it's the new worry of the digital age. how can parents better control what their kids are viewing online? studies for childwise found that children between five and 16 were spending six hours a day in front of screens, more than twice the time spent 20 years ago. now the health secretary wants the social media giants to do a lot more or face sanctions. writing to fac

the black helmet belongs to david weir, 38 years old, doing it again.ilson, bbc news. fantastic performance from him. not such happy news for great britain ‘s women in tennis. great britain has failed to qualify for the world group ii in tennis's fed cup after being beaten by japan. johanna konta had beaten naomi osaka in straight sets to give great britain a 2—1 lead overjapan but when heather watson lost to kurumi nara, the tie went to a deciding doubles. the top two british players took the first set, but lost to meeyo katto and makoto ninomeeya. the defeat means britain will remain in the europe/africa zone and haven't played at the top level for 25 years. ronnie o'sullivan came through a tough opening round match to beat stephen maguire at the world snooker championship in sheffield. resuming this morning trailing by three frames, he came back to win it 10—7. o'sullivan is hoping to add to his five world titles, the last of which he won back in 2013. an equally tight match in the afternoon between ali carter and graeme dott, they were tied at 8—8,

the black helmet belongs to david weir, 38 years old, doing it again.son, bbc news. 0ur correspondent, kate grey has spent the day at the marathon, and has been telling us about the day's highlights. the highlight today has to be mo farah winning that bronze medal in a british record time. he was cheered on the whole way round and when i caught up with him at the end of the race, he seemed happy with his performance. i am pleased with that. today was a big marathon. the london marathon does notjust have local guys. it has everyone, the likes of eliud kipchoge, so many guys and to come away with third place, i am pleased. it would have been nice to have run an even pace but i had no choice, the guys were going for a world record pace. you can try and close the gap at the end but i knew it would not work. you felt you kept your game plan it would not work. you felt you kept yourgame plan and it would not work. you felt you kept your game plan and did everything your game plan and did everything you could to finish as you dead. deaf belly, i did my best, i

the black helmet belongs to david weir, london champion for the eighth time. marathon day as intense as this. joe wilson, bbc news, in central london. the headlines on bbc news: the labour leaderjeremy corbyn calls for an end to the "hostile environment" immigration policy, as he criticises the government's treatment of the windrush generation. four british people die and 12 are injured in a coach crash in saudi arabia. the accident happened as the group travelled from mecca during an umra pilgrimage. the health secretary jeremy hunt says social media companies must do more to protect children online, or they may face new laws. let's catch up with an incredible weekend of sport. chelsea will face manchester united after a two nil victory over southampton at wembley. with chelsea struggling for top four places and southampton under threat from relegation, it was a welcome structured. a trip to wembley, so often described as a day out to fans, but here are two clubs for which this now mean so much more. by their respective standards, chelsea and southampton have

britain's david weir won the men's elite wheelchair race for the eighth time.nd australia's madison de rozario wins the women's. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, near miss... bullseye! and, a lifesaver. with spencer away this week, i've been left drone alone. we are in andalucia, spain, where some important testing is going on which could be crucial to the way the global economy moves in the 21st century. why? well, last month china joined an exclusive lineup of countries allowing drone deliveries. after its government gave the official go—ahead, the us is expected to follow suit within weeks. yes, after years of talk about everything from duvets to dog food making its way directly to you through the skies, it's starting to happen whether you like it or not. this is just one drone, that could be making one delivery. but in the not too distant future, our airspace could become a much busier place. the biggest internet shopping companies in the world have been talking about drone deliveries for some time, and here they are trying to find a way of

britain's david weir won the men's elite wheelchair race, for the eighth time.tralia's madison de rozario won the women's. and click asks, can drones deliver, for the global economy? that‘s in half an hour,— here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. runners in the london marathon have received a royal send—off at the start of the race. the queen pressed the starter button from windsor castle, to celebrate the 110th anniversary of the first modern 0lympic marathon, started by her grandmother, also from windsor, in 1908. a record—breaking 41,000 runners have crossed the start line for this year's race, set to be one of the hottest ever. the met office has predicted temperatures of up to 23 degrees celsius and people who are planning to wear costumes have been asked to make sure they're appropriate for the weather. we are seeing pictures of the men's elite race which is coming to an end fairly soon, a bit of picture break—up, sorry. but it is a beautiful day, huge crowds at the london marathon. 0ur correspondent, kate grey, is at the finish line on

britain's david weir won the men's elite wheelchair race, for the eighth time. and australia's madison de rozario won the women's. now on bbc news, it's time for politics europe. hello and welcome to politics europe, your regular guide to the top stories in brussels and strasbourg. on today's programme, the irish border threatens to scupper the brexit talks again. can the uk persuade the eu that there's an alternative to staying in the customs union? president macron wows the european parliament with his vision for the european union, can it revive the block's fortunes of post—brexit? and why is the eu preparing to buy a military grade laser? so all that to come and more in the next half an hour. joining me for all of it, polly toynbee of the guardian, and camilla tominey of the express. welcome to you both. here is our guide to the latest from europe in just 60 seconds. there has been some uncharacteristically warm weather across europe this week, but in strasbourg things were not quite so sunny for martin selmayr, top civil servant and former aide to jean—clau

david weir, the eighth title, could not be happier, madison announcing herself on the scene, vivian cherryathlete, is so amazing performances especially in the heat. lots of exciting races, and the heat has been the featured throughout, how have you managed things throughout the day and has there been an issue as a result of it? so, we did a huge amount of planning into the event. we have distributed more water we believe, than any other mass participation event in the world. so there was over four and a half litres of water per person actually out on the course. at this days, we believe that we ran out of water at certain water stations, we know there was water stations, we know there was water stations eight, nine, ten. the team have taken a further contingency supply that we have, and resupplied every water station, popped up every water station from 17 through mile 25. and this event has been about the spirit of london, and the spirit of togetherness, and i has been done with our partners, tfl, the police, the ambulance services, it has really been a london team performance to take bac

the black helmet belongs to david weir, london champion for the eighth time.had witnessed 571.23 em the travel campanysfid between their coach and a fuel tanker which caught fire and set the bus alight. tanker which caught fire 0ur correspondent phillip norton is outside the travel company's offices in blackburn tonight. is outside the travel company's what more do we know? is outside the travel company's many is outside the travel company's people here are m( loss many people here are mourning the loss of family and friends who had been taking part in this two—week pilgrimage in saudi arabia, a pilgrimage in saudi arabia, a pilgrimage that ended in tragedy. the book to the umrah tour through this agency here in blackburn. but as they were in a yesterday making their way from mecca to medina, the coach collided with a fuel tanker which caught fire and set light to the bus. four people were killed. 12 people were injured. we understand that six people are still being treated for their injuries. 0ne that six people are still being treated for their injuries. one

the black helmet belongs to david weir, london champion for the eighth time.ense as this. joe wilson, bbc news, in central london. just a reminder that if you would like to keep up to date, you can go to bbc news .com and you can follow me on twitter. cabaye. —— goodbye. good morning. well, yesterday was the last time we'll see anywhere in the uk get above 20 degrees in the week ahead. the kink in the jetstream to the north of us that helped to drag in that unusual warmth through last week is now out of the way, and for the week ahead we'll see it piling up on the atlantic and move to the south of the uk, putting us on the colder side. what does that mean? well, actually back to more typical weather for the time being, nothing untoward, nice enough when the sun's out, the sun has a bit of strength but it does mean we will see cooler conditions especially when the rains are around. cooler conditions to start your monday morning commute, temperatures down into single figures uk—wide, compensated with a bit of sunshine in the south and east of the uk. a bit more

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britain's david weir, the 6—time paralympic gold medallist, took it on the line.atulate salah — describing him as a "breath of fresh air" for english football. and liverpool legend ian rush says the award is fully deserved. it will be red versus blue in this year's fa cup final, where chelsea will take on manchester united at wembley. the line up was completed with chelsea beating southampton 2—0 in yesterday's semi—final. 0livier giroud and alvaro morata scored to set up a showdown between chelsea and their former managerjose mourinho next month. arsene wenger‘s fairwell to arsenal started in perfect fashion with a 4—1win over west ham. arsenal scored three goals in the last ten minutes including two from alexander lacazette. this was the first match since it was announced wenger will leave the club at the end of the season after more than two decades in charge. after the match he expressed disappointment at some fans‘ behaviour. 0urfans, they did not give the image of unity i want at the club all over the world. that was hurtful because i feel the club is respec