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it started with dina asher—smith, for the second 0lympics with dina asher—smith, for the second olympics for her. huge frustration, she is the fastest british woman in history, the european champion of the 100 metres, and she came fifth in the semifinal. second 0lympics and she came fifth in the semifinal. second olympics in a row, but in tokyo she was struggling with injury, but this time she has come here feeling good. she doesn't really know what has gone on. she still does have the 200 metres in the relay to come, but let's have a listen to what she had to say when she came fifth. i'mjust came fifth. i'm just disappointed, came fifth. i'm 'ust disappointed, because rm — came fifth. i'm 'ust disappointed, because m in — came fifth. i'm just disappointed, because i'm in great _ came fifth. i'm just disappointed, because i'm in great shape - came fifth. i'm just disappointed, because i'm in great shape and i l because i'm in great shape and i have been running great all season. i fully expected to make the final. the race wasn't even fast, so i'm very disappointed. ijust the race wasn't

dina asher—smith this first up? it is packed here tonight. dina asher—smith up first, and she is looking for britain's first medal of the athletics, or at least looking to get through to the finals at about 8:20pm your time. she will face stiff competition in terms of medals from darren anita her team—mate and the second fastest woman of all time. i met up with are in rome recently and she has changed countries, changed coaches. she ran a seasons best and is really hopeful of getting a medal here, although the 100 metres final is going to be stacked with talent. and the tougher semifinal contains should carry richardson, the eight time olympic medallist shelly—ann fraser—pryce who posted the second fastest time in her heat wearing a $185,000 watch, a nice if you can get it! the gold medallist here wins $50,000. that is not like any other sport at the olympics. also tonight, we have the olympics. also tonight, we have the four by 400 has mixed relay team, they set a national record in the heat yesterday, and they are the world silver medallist

disappointment for dina asher smith last night not making the 100 metres final meanwhile daryll neitafresh hope for them in the 200 metres. that is right. the heats for that took place earlier on today, and the semifinals and final is tomorrow, but there are three british sprinters that have qualified for the semifinals. dina asher—smith is among them and it was hugely disappointing for her to fail to qualify for the 100 metres. she said to our colleague sarah mulkerrins after that heat that she was really angry. she ran atjust over 22 seconds and looked pretty good for the semifinals. maybe that disappointment will be a huge motivator for disappointment will be a huge motivatorfor her. then daryll disappointment will be a huge motivator for her. then daryll neita did make the final and came agonisingly close to a medal, missing out by 41 hundredths of a second, coming fourth. nonetheless, the first british woman in decades, 60 odd years, to do so well in the final of the women's100 metres. she is through to the semis. then bianca williams as well, the third of the trio making it thro

disappointment for dina asher smith last night not making the 100 metres final meanwhile daryll neitahere's fresh hope for them in the 200 metres. yes, they have got to contest a semifinal first before they get to the final. that will be tomorrow, but, yes, three british sprinters made it through to the semis in the heats earlier on today. dina asher—smith after that disappointment of failing to reach the 100 metre final is, she said the anger and frustration of that drove her to perform better today in the 200 metres. daryll neita as well is also through, having come so agonisingly close to a medal last night in the final of the 100 metres. 41 hundredths of a second is the margin she missed out by. and then bianca williams as welljoining them in the semifinal, the third and final of those british bridges to get through. it has been blown wide open, the 200 metre contest, because the reigning world champion shericka jackson has withdrawn after failing to recover from jackson has withdrawn after failing to recoverfrom injury. but all three of those brits will still have to contend with

great britain's dina asher smith and daryll neita are also through.sa's gabby thomas set the fastest time in the semis whilst a day after winning the men's 100m, noah lyles booked his place in wednesday's semifinals of the 200m after comfortably winning his heat. we've had the first day of the track cycling. just one gold on offer and that was always going to be great britain's in the women's team sprint, emma finucane, katy marchant and sophie capewell broke the world record in each of their three races, and they beat new zealand in the gold medal race by half a second. the kiwis had also broken the world record in the first round, it's the first time great britain have competed in the event since 2012 — and the first time they have won gold. simone biles failed to sign off from the games with another gold in the gymnastics. the american took silver on floor and finished out of the medals on the beam. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. she came into this competition today with this aura of invincibility after winning those three gold meda

alfred and brittany brown edged out dina asher—smith for bronze.ow, sky brown won bronze in the skateboarding park final as she did three years ago as a 13—year—old at the tokyo games. 14—year—old australian arisa trew took gold and the japanese silver. for brown make interesting podium is fantastic after dislocating her shoulder over a week ago. she spoke to our sports correspondent natalie perks. this journey since tokyo, since ten, it's been a while, doing it with these girls. and they were with me the whole day. we got next time. and, yeah. it's been really cool watching the level of skateboarding grow every day. especially girls. really stoked. you know, having my injuries before this and not knowing what i could do here, and then, getting this bronze medal yeah, very happy. in the velodrome the dutch defended their team sprint title outclassing gb in the final. harrie lavreysen, roy van den berg and jeffrey hoogland, the same three took gold in tokyo and the british trio had no complaints about silver. at the diving, china is on for a clean s

gb's daryll neita and dina asher—smith among those through to the semi—finals, neita running a season'sat, while two—time olympic gold medallist shelly ann—fraser pryce and mariejosee ta lou—smith are also through, ta lou—smith qualifying fastest. away from the olympics, manchester united manager erik ten hag believes the foundations are in place for success at old trafford, following a restructure off the pitch during preseason. since the arrival of new owners ineos and sirjim ratcliffe, there have been significant changes to the clubs�* boardroom and coaching staff, something ten hag feels can help manchester united progress. we knew we had to change when we started the project and it's good. the new structure, the new leadership is coming in. players... new players coming in. we improve the dressing room, but of course, the structures are still there. the club has made changes and can look forward with people with great abilities and i am sure that this will give us an even better foundation and that we can attack. and that's all the sport for now. venezuela's foreign minister yvan g

gb�*s daryll neita and dina asher—smith among those through to the semifinals so far, neita running a.92 seconds, alongside the american sha'carri richardson, one of the favourite to win the 100 metre title in paris. team gb have won three medals on friday. two came in the rowing, where emily craig and imogen grant have just won gold in the lightweight women's double sculls. earlier, tom george and ollie wynne—griffith won silver in the men's pairfinal. the gb pair had led for most of the way, but croatia's valent and martin sin—kovic produced a brilliant late sprint to snatch the gold, with switzerland taking the bronze. the third came in the diving. the team gb pair of anthony harding and jack laugher earning bronze in the men's synchro three metre springboard final. the gold was won by the chinese pairing of long daoyi and wang zong—yuan, continuing china's domination of the sport at these games. they have taken all four gold medals available so far. the mexican pair ofjuan celaya and osmar olvera got second with theirfinal dive. manchester united manager erik ten hag believes the

team gb rested dina asher—smith and daryll neitta after their individual programmes so it was down tohenry and they won their heat — gold medalfavourites the usa also won theirs.

team gb's dina asher—smith and daryl neita finished 11th and 5th in the womens 200 metres final.by thomas ran away with the gold medal. silver went to st lucia's 100 metre championjulien alfred. the usa's brittany brown just edged out asher—smith for bronze i was confident going into the race and i did not realise i hadn't won the race until i crossed the line and i knew i would have to execute until the finish and had an olympic champion in the lane next to me and the race wasn't over until it was over. team gb�*s mathew hudson smith is the favourite to take gold in the final of the 400 metres later. he looked very impressive in comfortably winning his semi—final against a field that included former world champion, michael norman. if hudson smith can win he'll become britain's first male 0lympic 400 metres champion since eric liddell — of chariots of fire fame. in the velodrome, the dutch smashed their own world record twice in defending their team sprint title, outclassing great britain in the final. roy van den berg, harrie lavraysen and jeffrey hoogland were the same three th

team gb's dina asher smith and daryl neitta finished 4th and fifth in the womens 200 metres final thesa's gabby thomas running away with gold, silver went to st lucia's 100 metre championjulien alfred. the usa's brittany brown edged out asher—smith for bronze. sky brown has won bronze in the women's skateboarding park final, just as she did 3 years ago as a 13 year at the tokyo games. 1a year old australian arisa trew took gold with japan's kokona hiraki, silver. for brown, just making the podium is a fantastic achievemnt after dislocating her shoulderjust over a week ago. she spoke to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. this journey since tokyo, since ten, it is been a while. and doing it with all these girls, coco was with me the whole way. we've got next time. it's been really cool just watching we've got next time. it's been really cooljust watching the level of six gate boarding growing up for the every day and especially girls. i'm really stoked. having my injuries before this and not knowing what i could do here and then getting this bronze medal, i'm very happy. in the vel

team gb rested dina asher—smith and daryll neitta after their individual programmes so it was down toa williams, imani lansiquot, amy hunt and desiree henry and they won their heat — gold medalfavourites the usa also won theirs. jadejones�* bid for history is over after an early defeat in the taekwondo. jones was looking to become the first three—time olympic champion in the sport, but lost her 57 kilogram bout to macedonia's miljana reljikj. she was beaten at the same stage in tokyo three years ago. jones could still compete for bronze later in the repechage but needs reljkik to reach the finals, she is fighting in her quarterfinal right now. matt hudson—smith has been reflecting on his silver medal in one of the fastest 400 metre races in history. pipped on the line by the american quincy hall — hudson—smith was bidding to become the first british winner of the race since eric liddell a hundred years ago. but the american, hall, found another gear to take gold by four hundredths of a second. i can't complain. i ran the perfect race. exactly how i hoped. he said it will come down to

and team gb�*s dina asher smith has failed to qualify for tonight.this morning. there have also been four bronze medals in rowing, windsurfing, dressage and a lot of lines from the bercy arena where the gymnastics is taking place. ireland's rhys mcclenaghan has claimed gold winning the pommel horse final. american gymnast simone biles won her third olympic gold of the paris games, when she took the vault title in emphatic fashion. qinwen zheng has become the first chinese player in olympic history claime the singles tennis. and in athletics, gb sprinter jeremiah azu suffered the heartbreak of being disqualified from the men's 100m heats in paris because of a false start, after his appeal was turned down. what a day for athletics at the stade de france. we've had the men's100m heats ahead of sunday's final, gb�*s louie hinchliffe and his "fastest flying mullet" won heat three from us noah lyles and team gb�*s zharnel hughes also is through to the semi—finals. in one hour, we'll see the women's 100m final, with some big names set to appear including th

within reach for the women's ax100m relay team as well, and they were hurtling towards it the way dina asher—smithhe rain, the changeovers were messy. fortunately, the last leg was neita. commentator: it will be - sha'carri richardson, usa win it, great britain the silver medal. that relay silver was followed a few minutes later by a bronze from the men, including zharnel hughes who missed the 200 metres through injury. staying on track, an astonishing late burst from elena barker earned a silverfor her and her teammate mia evans in the women's madison, while jack carlin�*s route to bronze took a strange detour into competitor harrie levreysen. no punishment for carlin, who came through in the deciding race to earn a medal. commentator: bronze for great britain. - but only one british athlete climbed to the very top of the mountain yesterday. toby roberts has spent much of his 19 years trying to work out how to get there. the boulder and lead final requires problem—solving, strength and skill. with this climb, roberts touched gold. but he would have to watch the attempt of the favourite, sorato an

gb�*s dina—asher smith, daryll neita and bianca williams are also through.ericka jackson. she had withdrawn from the 100 metres to focus on the 200 metres, in which she is the two—time reigning world champion, but she did not line up for her heat on sunday. there is a tense final round in the men's golf on the outskirts of paris, with as many as five major winners in the running for the gold medal. and it's spain'sjon rahm and great britain's tommy fleetwood who currently lead the way at the top of the leaderboard — both on 18 under, a shot clear of japan's hideki matsuyama with the likes of america's defending champion xander schauffele and ireland's rory mcilroy lurking another shot behind them. it's the second day of the individual finals in the gynmastics — algeria's kaylia nemour has just won gold in the women's uneven bars final, with team gb�*s becky downie finishing seventh, while in the men's rings final, china's liu yang successfully defended his 0lympic title, leading a chinese one—two with 2016 champion elef—therios petrounias taking the bronze.

literally raising the bar and tomorrow we will have the 2 fastest british women in history with dina asher—smithill be renewed between the british world championjosh kerr and olympic champion josh kerr and olympic champion josh kerr and olympic champion jakob championjosh kerr and olympic championjakob ingebrigtsen in the men's 1500 championjakob ingebrigtsen in the men's1500 metres final. we will see you again tomorrow! time for a look at the weather.

great britain's dina asher smith and daryll neita are also through to tuesday's final. competition — just one gold on offer and that was always going to be great britain's in the women's team sprint, emma finucane, katy marchant and sophie capewell broke the world record in each of their three races, and they beat new zealand in the gold medal race by half a second. the kiwis had also broken the world record in the first round, it's the first time great britain have competed in the event since 2012 — and the first time they have won gold. simone biles says she has achieved more than her wildest dreams despite missing out on gold on the final day of the gymnastics. she took silver on the floor behind brazils rebecca andrade but was out of the medals altogether on the beam after falling off, she blames the lack of atmosphere in the arena. being final is always the most stressful. but usually we have like music or background noise, whatever that may be, and honestly we do better in environments when there is noise going on because it feels most like practice, so today you

dina asher smith booked her place in tomorrow's 200 metres final — as she finished second behind america'ses to the pole vault. the reigning olympic champion from tokyo cruised to victory in paris with a clearance of 6 metres, before breaking the old olympic record, and he then set the bar at 6 metres 25 to break his own world record. that's the ninth time that the 24—year—old swede has raised the world best. six metres 25 and he's olympic champion as well. team gb's first gold of the day came in the velodrome in the women's team sprint team the trio of emma finucane, katy marchant sprint team. the trio of emma finucane, katy marchant and sophie capewell broke the world record in each of their three races and they beat new zealand in the gold medal race by half a second. the kiwis had also broken the world record in the first round, it's the first time great britain have competed in the event since 2012 — and the first time they have won gold. so, so special and emotional as well. we've all been on ourjourneys but yeah, just to be able to execute what we did today and break three world rec

also through to those 200m semi—finals is dina asher—smith, who was bitterly disappointed not to makell neita, who finished fourth in that 100m final and bianca williams are also through. one woman who won't be competing in those semi—finals is jamaica's shericka jackson. she had withdrawn from the 100m to focus on the 200m, in which she is the two—time reigning world champion, but she did not line up for her heat on sunday. there is a tense final round in the men's golf on the outskirts of paris, with as many as seven major winners in the running for the gold medal. and it's spain'sjon rahm who currently leads the way at the top of the leaderboard — currently 19 under, three shots clear ofjapan's hideki matsuyama and great britain's tommy fleetwood, who recovered from two early bogeys to remain in touch as we close in on the back nine at le golf national. the scheduled swim training for monday's mixed team triathlon has been cancelled for the second day in a row after concerns over the water quality in the seine. 0lympic organisers made the decision on sunday's session because the wa

also tonight, great britain's daryll neita, dina asher—smith and bianca williams are in the semi—finalstonight's action on the track is our sports correspondent natalie pirks, whojoins us from the stade de france. natalie, it feels like there's a lot of pressure on keeley hodginson — the expectation is for gold here? huge expectation. i've heard it described as no one else in that field can touch her times. that feels like a bit of a kiss of death but we are very much looking forward to that open. keely hodgkinson the world olympic and commonwealth silver much less and has always been the bridesmaid, never the bride, and this feels like the moment. she comes into the race very much the favourite with the fastest time in the world this year she said she is in the form of her life and said it would be absolutely life—changing to win here tonight. she told me in room when she became a european champion in a few months ago that she is big into manifestation. she has intentions to herself crossing the finish line by my shoulder here in paris a million times, apparently, every time she wins t

if dina asher—smith ran the olympics like she did the diamond league last night, she would have won aedal. and in the week that match of the day celebrates its 60th birthday, jermaine jenas realises he'll now never host it. >> good morning. a bit of a disruptive start for northern areas due to storm lilian. things will improve into this afternoon. find out all the details with me a little later on. >> just gone 6:00. >> just gone 6:00. >> i'm stephen dixon and i'm ellie costello, and this is gb news . news. breakfast. >> i've got to say, one of the nice things about being on telly is that you do get sent some little bits and bobs. every now and then. people send you nice pictures. we've had some lovely pictures. we've had some lovely pictures someone sent through today of some fish. some paintings. lovely. very nice. but i was very intrigued that the very nice people at hull trains sent me a parcel. yes which is chip spice , which i've which is chip spice, which i've never heard of, but it sounds delicious. >> you get all this stuff, don't you? >> what is chip spice? >> what is chip s

, not just with josh kerr but and they will hope for more success, notjust withjosh kerr but dina asher—smithyou very much. let's have a look at the weather with darren. i feel like i should ifeel like i should dock i feel like i should dock out the way with this picture and we all had the cooler and fresher air arriving today parts of the country there was sunshine around and the cloud and rain we had across east anglia and the south—east was much slower to move away and we've also seen the showers and longer spells of rain running into northern ireland and into western parts of scotland and that's where we have the wet weather this evening and that might tend to ease a bit overnight but more rain arrives in the north—west and there will be a few showers coming into western england and wales with clearer further east. typical temperatures of ii or 12 degrees so cooler than last night across the midlands and eastern parts and may be warmer than last night in northern ireland and the north—west of scotland where we will see most of scotland where we will see most of the wet weather tomorrow. i

she was joined their by european 100m champion dina asher—smith, who finished second in her heat behinde hoping to add more medals to their collection in the bmx racing. kye whyte, who took bronze in tokyo goes in the second men's semifinal, while defending women's champion beth schriever will hope to book her place in tonight's final. schriever dominated her quarterfinal on her way to getting the second fastest time overall, behind australia's saya sakakibara. ck flash, who founded the peckham bmx club and trained whyte, says the impact the pair could have is huge. beth won every single race and she was, like, miles in front. kye obviously was struggling a little bit. he had a bit of a back injury, but with kye, all he's got to do is keep us on the edge of our toes and if he makes the final, then he's definitely a problem. we have about 140 kids, and i reckon after this we might even have 200 kids because it's amazing for them to see somebody that's tangible to them that grew up here. i've been training him, him and his brother. since they were like three and seven. to see them growing

dina asher—smith will be in lane four. but tonight wasn't just about distance running. british hopes rested with dina asher—smith and daryll neita. the pair hoping to land their first individual olympic medal. favourite, however, was the in—form american gabby thomas, and she soon showed why. starting to come away, daryll neita is getting back in the mix. it's going to be very tight for the medals. it's thomas from alfred. thomas taking gold ahead of 100m championjulien alfred. asher—smith and neita coming in fourth and fifth respectively. but forjosh kerr, this an evening when gold proved elusive. but at least there was a silver lining. dan roan, bbc news, paris. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornalljoins us now from paris. morning, katie. a bit of frustration, mixed folk tunes yesterday, but still a decent haul of medals. == yesterday, but still a decent haul of medals. yesterday, but still a decent haul of medals-_ of medals. -- mixed fortunes yesterday- — of medals. -- mixed fortunes yesterday. yeah, _ of medals. -- mixed fortunes yesterday. yeah, two - of medals. -

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made it through as winners of the second heat and they should be strengthened by the return of dina asher—smithstly, the voices so distinctive and the moment i got the bat on, it was just a case of trying to get the finish line. it wasn't about who was around me, i was just focusing on getting to the finish line first. in the men's event the united states qualified fastest in the heats. south africa produced a stunning relay to come second to to the us while great britain — who finished fourth in the worlds last year — also made the final afterfinishing third. jamaica though are out after two botched changeovers in a slow second heat. it is like clockwork. we have been here a million times. it was amazing to do it with these young machines. it was amazing to get out there. the fastest time. we will definitely push on for the final. we have more inners. ., push on for the final. we have more inners. :, ., ., inners. tighter than we wanted it to be. wet inners. tighter than we wanted it to be- we try to _ inners. tighter than we wanted it to be. we try to make _ inners. tighter than we wanted it

hoping to challenge them from a british point of view will be dina asher—smith, who has never won anbritish woman from the heats and is also competing in her third 0lympics. now away from here, all eyes will be on the gymnastics as well, where max whitlock will compete in the final of the men's pommel horse. he's hoping to become the first gymnast to win four consecutive golds on the same piece of apparatus. and remember, he's retiring after these games, so he'll want to end on a high there in the men's pommel horse final. it's the last day of the rowing today as well. remember, team gb had a disaster in tokyo, didn't they? three years ago? they only won two medals, neither of them gold. they're up to six already here in paris. they've won two gold medals. and they'll be hoping to add more on the last day of competition. also in action is tom pidcock in the road race. remember he won gold in the mountain biking earlier at these 0lympics. can he follow that up with more success on the flat stuff? we'll see. and away from team gb, of course, there's been a lot of discussion around wome

and dina asher—smith didn't make it into the final. a big disappointment for her. a strong a strong field. she finished fifth and we had daryll neita as well. the gb woman who finished fourth missed out on a bronze by four hundredths of a second, but still still a very good performance. she wasn't expected to perform that well and disappointment on the track as well for jeremiah, as he was in the men's100 metre as well for jeremiah, as he was in the men's 100 metre heats. in the men's100 metre heats. a good a good hope as well for a for a medal, certainly getting to the final and in the heats he was disqualified for a full start because, he said the noise of the of the gun was drowned out by the noise of the. the competition on the on the on the field full start he did and he he appealed it and got disqualified. and it's you know in amongst everything that's going on, everything else is going on, everything else is going on, everything else is going on and there's loads of events that happen concurrently, aren't there. but that's somebody who's trained for this for

dina asher—smith, imani lansiquot, amy hunt and daryll neita had two tricky changeovers as the rain felln. that was our motto today— make sure we got in. that was our motto today so i'm very proud of these _ motto today so i'm very proud of these ladies was not absolutely in these ladies was not absolutely in the new— these ladies was not absolutely in the new displays for home? | these ladies was not absolutely in the new displays for home? i did. i was not going _ the new displays for home? i did. i was not going to — the new displays for home? i did. i was not going to let _ the new displays for home? i did. i was not going to let these - the new displays for home? i did. i was not going to let these ladies i was not going to let these ladies down~ _ was not going to let these ladies down it— was not going to let these ladies down it was— was not going to let these ladies down. it was just _ was not going to let these ladies down. it wasjust go, _ was not going to let these ladies down. it wasjust go, go, - was not going to let these ladies down. it wasjust go, go, go - was not going

no dina asher—smith in the women's100 metres final so british interest came from daryl later.led thereby alfred the great. patrick geary, bbc news. elsewhere, lewis richardson is guaranteed a medal in the boxing after reaching the semifinals of the light middleweight. involved, britain's tommy fleetwood would be holding —— over milicic yesterday heading into the final round of the event —— medal. held by the defending champion. away from team gb, plenty of headlines in a very easy day in paris yesterday. the world's most dedicated —— simone biles was entitled on the third gold at these games. out of the vault out of the team and individual all—around gold goals already one in paris. she now has 40 olympic and world medals. 0nce has 40 olympic and world medals. once we are out here, the floor is a stage side feels free because we are in ireland, having fun, doing what we love to do. sol in ireland, having fun, doing what we love to do. so i think that is why i enjoyed so much. yeah, at a certain point as we get older it gets more scary and we are more aware of what we are doing

team gb's dina asher—smith and daryl neitta finished fourth and fifth in the women's 200 metres finalze, just as she did in tokyo. 14—year—old australian arisa trew took gold. very stoked. this journey has been crazy. lots of downs but also lots of ups. since tokyo, learned a lot. won every event since then until the last. it'sjust been won every event since then until the last. it's just been like, yeah, won every event since then until the last. it'sjust been like, yeah, a lot of downs too, i was not even sure i was going to make it here, so just stoked to be back on the podium. in the velodrome, great britain were no match for netherlands in the men's team sprint. the dutch smashed their own world record twice in defending their title — harrie lavreysen, roy van den berg and jeffrey hoogland were the same three that took gold in tokyo, ending the olympic stranglehold that team gb had on the event since london 2012. the british trio of ed lowe, hamish turnbull and jack carlin had no complaints about taking silver. at the diving, andrea spendolini—siriex couldn't add an individual me

literally raising the bar and tomorrow we will have the 2 fastest british women in history with dina asher—smithnd daryll neita coming through their semifinals to make the 200 metres final and the rivalry will be renewed between the british world championjosh kerr and olympic champion josh kerr and olympic champion josh kerr and olympic champion jakob championjosh kerr and olympic championjakob ingebrigtsen in the men's 1500 metres final. we championjakob ingebrigtsen in the men's1500 metres final. we will see you again tomorrow! time for a look at the weather. days of violence on the streets. a standing army of specialist police officers announced to tackle the disorder. but is enough being done to keep us safe? hello, and welcome to newsnight, the home of insight, interviews, and illuminating conversation. tonight, after six days of violence, tensions are high in plymouth as groups of protesters and counter—protestors gather in the city centre. 150 officers have been deployed in the city centre. the police say, "work is ongoing to de—escalate the situation." in birmingham, hundreds gathered in

reach for the women's four x 100 relay team as well, and they were hurtling towards it away dina asher—smithneater. it will be to carry richardson, great britain the silver medal. that really silver — great britain the silver medal. that really silver was _ great britain the silver medal. that really silver was followed a few minutes later by a bronze from the men, including darnell hughes who missed the 200 metres through injury. staying on track, an astonishing late burst from alina barker and a silverfor astonishing late burst from alina barker and a silver for her astonishing late burst from alina barker and a silverfor her and her teammate in the women's maddison wild jack carroll and's route to bronze took a strange detour into competitor harrie levreysen. great britain and the metal. only one british athlete claimed the very top of the mountain yesterday, toby roberts has spent much of his 19 years trying to work out how to get there. the bold and lead final requires problem—solving, strength and skill. with this claim roberts touched gold. but he would have to watch the attempt of th

british athletes dina—asher smith, daryll neita and bianca williams are also through.—time reigning world champion. but she did not line up for her heat on sunday. the first gold medal on the final night in the olympic pool has been won by sweden's sarah sjoestroem. she sprinted to the 50 metres freestyle title, going one better than her silver in toyko. it's sjoestroem's third olympic gold and her second in paris after winning the 100 metres title. australia's meg harris was second and the bronze went to china's zhang yufei. germany's jessica von bredow—werndl successfully defended her title in the individual dressage, an event that took place without the only other person to claim the gold since 2012, double olympic champion charlotte dujardin of britain, suspended for 'excessively�* whipping a horse. the top of the podium though was the same as tokyo three years ago, with bredow—werndl beating out fellow german isabell werth for gold, while great britain's lottie fry won bronze. it's her third olympic medal and a fifth overall in the equestrian events for britain in

dina asher—smith runs daryll neita runs. chance of a medal will hope. you again in an time . we'll see. .we'll see. our newspaper reviews right after this and we're going to just continue talking about the olympics now because, this, this boxer, this, what was he, turkish or what was he ? who was the all the robert he? who was the all the robert hur? what? algerian algerian was he? was he a man, is he a woman? what way will he identify? what's what are the papers saying about this , niki? saying about this, niki? >> okay, so it's the final today, which is why the story is in in the press so much. and, as it so happens, both of the boxers have x, y chromosomes. now set biological sex is determined by a number of factors. it's genitals, reproductive organs, hormones and chromosomes. right. so no one element of that makes you a man or a woman. it's everything combined. so the problem here is that the boxing committee has not properly defined who is allowed to compete, in which category . yes. and that's why category. yes. and that's why we're having such a

there was a first diamond league win over 100m this season for dina asher—smith.paralympic champion richard whitehead says nhs prosthetics need to improve to help produce great britain's "next generation" of gold medallists. speaking ahead of the paralympic games, which start on wednesday, the marathon runner says the prosthetics prescribed by the health service are "not fit for purpose". our disability correspondent, nikki fox, reports. he's a double gold medal—winning paralympian — a four—time world champion, a marathon world record holder. richard whitehead might not be heading to paris this year, but he's got another focus. i'm fit and healthy, and i'm never saying never. i've not retired officially. but can you take on the fox? away from the track, richard is passionate about removing the barriers that stop disabled people enjoying sport. we still have some real access issues in sport and recreation. for an able—bodied person, to be able to run, the equipment you need is trainers. you go to a sports shop in your local community, you get them. for an amputee,

it's a big night ahead for dina asher—smith later, after missing out on the 100 metres final, will shefair to say it's proven to be an exciting watch. all out. gladiatorial effort. we're under way. fox is in red. woods is in the light blue, and it's a brilliant start for kim woods at the moment. and she's got noemie fox right on her tail. clarke definitely the more powerful of the two athletes. gate five and six are going to be absolutely critical now. butcher cannot afford to make a mistake. will clarke go the same side, or will he back himself to go to the other side of the river for that final upstream, which is at eight? clarke in silver—medal position at the moment. trailing at the back is lucas rowan. no surprise there. and joe clarke and kimberley woods joins us now. good morning to both of you, many congratulations. ifeel good morning to both of you, many congratulations. i feel wonderfully chaotic feels like an understatement, kimberley, is it as fun as it looks to compete in? yeah, it definitely — fun as it looks to compete in? yeah, it definitely is. _ fun as it looks to com

hoping to challenge from a british point of view will be dena asher—smith, hoping to win her first individual medal. —— dina.. despite failing gender eligibility tests in the world championships. a lot of that fighter later. you world championships. a lot of that fighter later-— fighter later. you can follow this on the radio _ fighter later. you can follow this on the radio and _ fighter later. you can follow this on the radio and television, - fighter later. you can follow this on the radio and television, and| fighter later. you can follow this i on the radio and television, and via the bbc sports app. it's emerged that the former chair of the bbc publicly thanked disgraced newsreader huw edwards for his contribution to the organisation, despite knowing he had been arrested last november. dame elan closs stephens says at the time she was not aware of the details which have come to light this week. our reporter gwyn loader has more. dame elan closs stephens was appointed interim chair of the bbc injune last year, just weeks before the sun newspaper published allegations about mr edwards' private life. the

silver as well in the four by 100m relay for women , the four by 100m relay for women, you know dina asher—smithst in, in qualifying, and there are a number of relays tonight. the men could get one as well, a 4x4 relays as well. so always strong in the relays, we can update that. so it's now 1418 silvers and that's the updated chart on our screen. just updated 53 medals now. so listen, that's right behind france. and when you consider that france, have got a much, much bigger squad than we have in these olympic games, we could yet finish the third highest medal haul behind the obvious front two, the usa and china . so front two, the usa and china. so things are looking good. as i say, another could be another cycling. bronze in the next half hour forjack cycling. bronze in the next half hour for jack carlin. he's cycling. bronze in the next half hour forjack carlin. he's got a hour for jack carlin. he's got a ride off, and more to come. really. the cyclists will deliver more, probably over the weekend. and there's more relays and there's some taekwondo hopes and there's some taekwondo hopes and