reaching new heights, duplantis retains his olympic pole vault title with another world record. biles is strangely off balance on the beam as she fails to add to her golden tally on the final day of the gymnastics. it's been another really good day for great britain at the olympic games, keely hodgkinson�*s 800m gold, moving them back up to fifth in the medal table and after taking silver three years ago in tokyo, and also finishing second at the last two world championships — she's now the olympic champion, finishing ahead of ethiopia's tsige duguma and kenya's mary moraa. hodgkinson had set the fastest time this year and by the second lap had moved to the front to set the pace, kicking on down the final straight. hodgkinson is the first british 800m champion since kelly holmes completed the 800/1500 double in athens in 200a. i think for me with the calibre we have in the women's aid hundred, nothing is inaudible until you have crossed the line. i wanted to get at heart. a lot of the girls get out hard and i thought it would be a bit of a battle to get in position which i think

reaching new heights, duplantis retains his 0lympic pole vault title with another world record. beam as she fails to add to her golden tally on the final day of the gymnastics. it's been another really good day for great britain at the olympic games, keely hodgkinson�*s 800m gold, moving them back up to fifth in the medal table and after taking silver three years ago in tokyo, and also finishing second at the last two world championships. she's now the olympic champion, finishing ahead of ethiopia's tsige duguma and kenya's mary moraa. hodgkinson had set the fastest time this year and by the second lap had moved to the front to set the pace, kicking on down the final straight. hodgkinson is the first british 800m champion since kelly holmes completed the 800/1500 double in athens in 200a. i think for me with the calibre we have in the women's 800, nothing is cemented until you have crossed the line. i wanted to get out hard. a lot of the girls get out hard and i thought it would be a bit of a battle to get in position which i think it was. yes, it didn't pan out how i thought, b

duplantis is the first man to retain the olympic pole vault title since the american bob richards in 1956 but a sell—out crowd then watched duplantis break the old olympic record before clearing 6m 25 to better his own world record. that's the ninth time that the 24—year—old swede has bettered the world mark. i guess i have been fortunate enough do it several times now, but every time the feeling is kind of the same. i think this was probably a more extreme version of the feeling, but when i'm going over the bar, it isjust like... it doesn't feel real in a way, so that was more kind of hysteria and freaking out. it was a fantastic spectacle at the stade de france and a very special night for the swedish supporters in the crowd. he is a legend already, but he will be a legend for a long time. yes. i would say he is bigger than inaudible. he needed to challenge himself and win over himself and that wasjust magic, wasn't it? the best ending there could ever be. wonderful! i get goosebumps or whatever it is called. _ especially when he took the world record. - it come here to stade de fr

we catch up with mondo duplantis after his gold medal winning, record breaking night at the stade derance. hello there. day 11 at the olympic games has drawn to a close, another 15 gold medals have been won. who would triumph in the mens 1500 metres final? would it be great britain's world championjosh kerr or norway's 0lympic championjacob ingebritssen, one of the great rivalries in atheltics, with no love lost between the two, as it was they cancelled each other out. the american cole hocker is the new olympic champion, ingebritsen led from the off and set a world record pace as he looked to unsettle kerr moved past him coming off the final bend, but they weren't alone, and as both tired, hocker stormed up the inside to take gold in an olympic record time. ingebritsen finished out of the medals, kerr took silver just ahead of another american yared nuguse. team gb's dina asher smith and daryl neitta finished 4th and fifth in the womens 200 metres final the usa's gabby thomas running away with gold, silver went to st lucia's 100 metre championjulien alfred. the usa's brittany brown

the new olympic record in the hands of arman duplantis of sweden, what a jump he did , the light wing high flyer flies in the sky of the ostad and france school in paris, and this is how he won the gold medal and broke the olympic record, how beautiful it was, how good this jump was and the stage the asian elite league match between iran's sepahan and the representative of the uae in the first match of this competition, iran's sepahan at naqsh jafahan stadium , the host of the emirates al-ahly shabab team, these two teams from 45.19 minutes and according to the judgment of kim jong-hyo, who are facing each other from south korea, sardar azmoun, the national striker of our country, will play for al-ahli. to consume al-gharafa. let's go until the saud team to the asian elite league is determined. thank you all. today is tuesday, the 16th of august, and the 6th of august. in tehran, the sunset will be at 19.3 minutes, the maghrib call to prayer will be at 19.3 minutes, and the sharia midnight will be at 23 and 23 minutes. thank you very much for your continued support, dear compatriots i

germany duplantis, let's see from this view, wow, what a scene, what a crossing and what a new record's go to the elimination stage. the asian elite league football match sepahan of iran with the representative of the uae in the first match of this stage of the sepahan of iran at naqsh jahan stadium in isfahan, the host of al-ahly shabab team of the emirates d team from 1945 minutes and with the referee kim jong hyuk from south korea will go to the same distance. sardar azmoun, the national striker of our country, will play for al-ahli, the loser of this match it will go to the asian champions league and the winning team will have to travel to al-qarafa in qatar a week later, so that the saud team will be determined in the first place in the asian league.

we catch up with mondo duplantis after his gold medal winning record breaking night at the stade de france to a close. another 15 golds have been won and triumph in the men's 1500m final. josh kerr and norway's 0lympic championjakob ingebrigtsen, one of the greats in athletics. no love lost. they cancelled each other out. the american cole hocker is the new champion. jakob ingebrigtsen set a world record pace as he looked to unsettlejosh kerr. kerr moved past. a tired hocker took gold in a record time. jakob ingebrigtsen finished out of the medals. kerr took silver ahead of another american. team gb finished fourth and fifth in the women's 200m final. the usa's gabby thomas got gold and silver went

keely hodgkinson leads from start to finish reaching new heights, duplantis retains his olympic polerangely off balance on the beam as she fails to add to her golden tally on the final day of the gymnastics another great day for great britain at the olympic games. keely hodgkinson. after taking silver three years ago in tokyo, and also finishing second at the last two world championships — she's now the olympic 800 metres champion. hodgkinson had set the fastest time this year and led the race from start to finish at the stade de france.

reaching new heights, duplantis retains his 0lympic pole vault title with another world record. golden tally on the final day of the gymnastics. it�*s been another really good day for great britain at the olympic games, keely hodgkinson�*s 800m gold, moving them back up to fifth in the medal table and after taking silver three years ago in tokyo, and also finishing second at the last two world championships — she�*s now the olympic champion,

mondo duplantis promised a big party with little sleep after defending his pole vault and he it willde france with a performance to define the games. he easily won gold for breaking the record for the ninth time. the king and queen of sweden were watching on last night and came to congratulate him in person. what more can he achieve in the sport? ifeel like i have a lot of higher heights in me. i don't care about the future now. i'm enjoying this moment very much. i'm going to enjoy what i've done. be row of myself and enjoy it with my family and close ones and that's about it. i don't worry about anything. the future will come. i will enjoy this. ten days before the start of the premier league season manchester city agreed to letjulian alvarezjoin atletico madrid for a club £81 million. he is yet to agree personal terms. if it goes through it will be a profit for city. they signed him two years ago £14 million. here is or our chief football reporter. what manchester city have been good at over the years is maximising income from player sales. i guess this is an example. $81.5 millio

mondo duplantis retained his pole vault title, but says the �*party is going to be pretty big' aftere then broke the world record with his finaljump. the swede cruised to victory at the stade de france, needing to clearjust 6 metres to become the first man to retain the olympic title since the american bob richards. but the sell—out crowd then watched duplantis go over at 6 metres 25 to break the world record for a ninth time. i guess i have been fortunate should do it several times now, but every time the feeling is kind of the same. i think this was probably a more extreme version of the feeling, but when i'm going over the board, it isjust like... it doesn't feel real in a way, so that was more kind of hysteria and freaking out. around 15,000 kilometres away from paris, the surfing medals have been handed out in tahiti. the usa's caroline marks won gold in the women's event, adding to her bronze from tokyo three years ago while in the men's event, it was france's kowli vaast who came out on top. this 9.5 score from his opening ride setting him on course for victory against austral

the 3000 metre world record that had stood for 28 years, and the olympic pole vault champion mondo duplantisord again, by a single centimetre. it now stands at six metres 26. that's the tenth time he's broken the record in the last four years ukraine's paralympic athletes are among those preparing for the games in paris that start on wednesday. their country has a remarkable record of success but inevitably their athletes have been affected by the war with russia — many of them having to train abroad. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss he's one of ukraine's biggest paralympic hopes — da nylo chufarov. but how do you prepare for a games after this? in 2022, he was here — the then besieged city of mariupol. chufarov, who's visually impaired, survived three weeks of shelling before his house was destroyed. translation: i was ready to die. i hoped i would survive, but the probability of dying was so high that you just put up with it. over the last 20 years, ukraine's paralympians have become heroes at home — one of the most successful teams in the world. but they say around 500 of their

later, the men's pole vault final takes place, featuring sweden's mondo duplantis.zou jing—yuan has defended his parallel bars olympic title in style. he scored a huge 16.2 with a near—flawless routine to take the gold medal, with ukraine's illia kovtun taking the silver medal. shinnosuke oka ofjapan claimed bronze in the hotly—contested final where five of the eight athletes scored 15.1 or higher. and onto the women's beam final. in a shocking turn of events simone biles on a fourth gold medal after falling off the beam. her teammate sunisa lee also took a fall, leading to a deduction. this saw italy's alice d'amato taking the gold medal, simone biles took a silver on the floorjust missing out to her arrival from floorjust missing out to her arrivalfrom brazil. algeria's imane khelif — who fights for a medal on tuesday — has called for an end to what she calls the bullying surrounding her participation in the women's boxing. khelif is through to the women's 66kg semis after beating hungary's anna luca hamori, securing algeria's first ever boxing olympic medal. khel

armand duplantis has been continuing to set new heights — quite literally.r sweden again yesterday — with a new world record 6.25 metres. higher than double decker bus and the world's tallest animal, a giraffe. and he'd even get over the height of an average street lamppost. this time, in paris, it was the 9th time duplantis has set the world leading mark. very much the man setting the bar highest in the poll vault. away from the olympics now — and the head of rugby union's governing body in england, has defended the decision to rename twickenham as the allianz stadium and denies accusations they've �*sold out'. the rfu has confirmed to the bbc, that a multi—year committment with the insurance firm is worth over £100 million. twickenham has hosted england men's games since 1909. joe wilson reports from south west london. what you call this place, for some it is the home of rugby, headquarters, certainly, twickenham. no more. henceforth officially this will be the allianz stadium. you've sold the soul _ will be the allianz stadium. you've sold the soul of _ w

supplies and food shortages, the world record holder in the pole vault, olympic champion armand duplantislympic village altogether. the second main complaint among athletes is that their beds are uncomfortable, lefigaro reports. i'm about to lose back - wrote australian water polo player tilly kearns on the social network - a real cardboard bed. they are very tough, noted athlete whitney. from condivoar, so for the comfort of athletes in the olympic village, it’s a stretch to give it four. but to whom we, belarusians, today will definitely deservedly give the highest score of 10 points, it is olga anatolyevna vlasova, the head coach of the belarusian trampolining team, two medals out of two possible - gold and silver, despite all the sanctions and a spoke in the wheel from the international olympic committee, the result is amazing. ivan letvinovich, the only two-time olympic champion on planet earth in this sport, we say thank you to ivan for his work and to young violeta borodelovskaya, and of course, we take our hats off to olga anatolyevna. the olympics continue, and we are cheering fo

we catch up with mondo duplantis after his gold medal winning, record breaking night at the stade deympic games has drawn to a close, another 15 gold medals have been won. who would triumph in the mens 1500 metres final? would it be great britain's world championjosh kerr or norway's olympic championjacob ingebritssen, one of the great rivalries

a day after successfully defending his olympic pole vault title, mondo duplantis has been enjoying the to clear 6.25 metres to break the world record for the ninth time, but for the first time on the graeest stage of all. on the greatest stage of all. he says he believes he canjump higher but isn't thinking about the future just yet. i feel like i have ifeel like i have a lot higher heights in me. but i don't really care about the future right now. i'm enjoying this moment very much and i'm just going to enjoy what i've done. he proud of myself, enjoy it with my family and my trends and my close ones and that's about it. i don't worry about anything else after that. the future will come and i am going to live in the present right now and just enjoy this. away from the games, some more transfer news with the premier league season ten days away. manchester city have agreed to let julian alvarezjoin atletico madrid for what would be a club record £81 million. the la liga club will pay at least £64 million up front with a further £17 million in potential add—ons for the argentinian world c

armand duplantis broke his own pole vault world record for the tenth time.ilesia diamond league in poland on sunday. it comes three weeks after setting his previous record at the paris olympics en route to the gold medal. records have been tumbling in poland, jakob ingebrigtsen shattering the long—standing 3,000 metres world record by more than 3 seconds. the 23—year—old norwegian bettering danil komen's time set in 1996. adam yates has taken stage 9 of the vuelta a espana to become the first british stage winner this year. he attacked the breakaway almost 60km from the finish to win by more than a minute and a half. he has now taken over the polka dotjersey, which denotes the leader of the mountain stages. bangladesh have beaten pakistan for the in test cricket with a 10—wicket win in rawalpindi after the hosts' second—innings collapse. pakistan actually declared the first innings but slumped to 146 in the second. the visitors needed just 30 to win and they got there unscathed on the final day. after a month away, formula one returned from its summer break

keely hodgkinson leads from start to finish reaching new heights, duplantis retains his olympic pole vault title with another world record biles is strangely off balance on the beam as she fails to add to her golden tally on the final day of the gymnastics another great day for great britain at the olympic games. keely hodgkinson. after taking silver three years ago in tokyo, and also finishing second at the last two world championships — she's now the olympic 800 metres champion. hodgkinson had set the fastest time this year and led the race from start to finish at the stade de france. it was close on the final bend but she kicked clear hodgkinson is the first british 800 metre champion since kelly holmes completed the 800/1500 double in athens in 200a. i think for me, with the calibre that we have in the women's 800, nothing is cemented until you've crossed the line. i always believed in myself, but until you've done it, nothing is written. ijust wanted to get out hard, and i knew it was going to be a bit of a battle to get in position, which i think it was. didn't quite pan out ho

longest standing on the track, having been held since 1996, the olympic pole vault champion, mondo duplantis world record again, by a single centimetre. it now stands at six metres 26 centimetres. that's the tenth time he's broken the record in the last four years and comes less than a month after he won olympic gold in paris. what a year its been for lydia ko. she's won golf�*s final major of the season — the women's open at st andrews. the 27—year—old has had a long wait to clinch her third major but her success comes just weeks after winning gold at the paris 0lympics. jane dougall has more. just two weeks after winning 0lympic just two weeks after winning olympic gold in paris, lydia ko has won the women's open at st andrews and with that apprised of more than $1.1; million. it is her third major, winning this one in eight years after her second. the new zealander birdied the 18th at the old course to finish one shot clear of the rest of the field on seven under for the tournament, three underfor the of the field on seven under for the tournament, three under for the day. there were a fe

swedish sixth-ball jumper armand duplantis also became a two-time olympic champion, who also set a neworld record of 6 m 25 cm, beating the olympic record along the way. by the way, it is only 6 m 10 cm. records were set at the stadium during the closing ceremony of the games, or rather that was what it was called. the show itself, which involved 270 people. the director was tama jolly, the same one who staged the opening, more than 70,000 spectators watched the events of the de france stat. the olympic flame was extinguished by the frenchman leon marchand, who became almost the most popular athlete of his country. the fact is that the french swimmer , in addition to bronze in the relay, won four gold medals, and this too. the next olympic games will be held in 4 years in los angeles, let's hope full participation of the belarusian team and practically. who was categorically against the participation of belarusian and russian athletes in the olympic games in paris. in our show, cheat sheets will not help the participants, you can only count on your own strength, the game will be fire,

of the diamond league track and field competition was held in lausanne, switzerland, and armando duplantis, the swedish champion of the paris olympics and the world record holder , won the championship title in the band jump with 6 meters and 15 centimeters. in 400 meters, matthew hodson smith from england in 11 meters with rashid bradbel from jami. germany will start with a match tonight based on the leverkusen hero tuning program. the season of this tournament will be from 22:00 as the guest of borussia mansion goldba. and at the beginning of the second week of the spanish league, celtavigah will host valencia and sevilla in sanchez piscon tonight. we are around football and now a report from the strange reduction of expenses in manchester united to the return of gandoghan to the citizens in the package of the margins of the football world of manchester united club employees to the daily mail. they reported that serchin bratkel, one of the club's shareholders, decided to use unacceptable plans for expenses reduce the red tape. in his financial assessment, ratcliffe first fired 250 people

and triumph at track and field sweete sweetens mondo duplantis, electrifying the world in pole vault. val allman with a second straight gold in discus u and noah lyles advanced to the first round of the 200 after winning the 100-meter by just .0500 of second. >> i knew i was the person to get it. but you still have to get it. it has to be on your neck. it has to be in your hands, and here it is right here. >> reporter: fans still ma marveling at the finish. he extended his torso over the finish line. but this device right here confirmed he was the fastest man in the world. it shoot as beam s a beam acros finish line. he won the 100 and 200, something an american man hasn't done in 40 years. now that you have the medal, is the 200 more pressure or less pressure? >> it's less pressure, for sure, it's definitely having fun. >> reporter: tom llamas, nbc news, paris. >>> live from tahiti, it's not colin jost. he calls it quits after an injury-plagued stint in the tropical paradise. (♪♪) [baby crying] (♪♪) (♪♪) [cheerful screams] (♪♪) (♪♪) [giggling] (♪♪) (♪♪) [baby crying] this is not just

opening heat of the 200 meter race, and with a packed stadium crowd cheering him on, sweden's mondo duplantis broke his own world record by one centimeter, winning the pole vault. american sam kendrick got the silver. and the equestrian competition is already underway at its last day tomorrow at the iconic versailles venue. but the athletes are showing up in style. i'm wearing the dressage jacket. you might have seen snoop dogg and martha stewart wearing this type of jacket when they were watching events. this weekend, and karl cook, who is from woodside, will be competing tomorrow in that final in the individual jumping event in equestrian and big day for bay area athletes. stanford alum valerie almond dominated the discus just a couple of hours ago to get gold and men's volleyball, men's water polo, both with cal and stanford players have advanced to their next round. raj. janelle, we have a lot going on and liz, we want to see you with the horse for tomorrow's live shot. no problem. you look great. thanks, liz. beautiful look. got his little mask. thanks liz. team usa men's basketball is a

gold medalist armand duplantis, also known as mondo, has just broken a world record weeks after he set the world record in paris to plan to set the record by clearing 6.25m. and yesterday he added a centimeter, clearing 6.26m at a meet in poland. it's the third time this year he has set a new world record, and now he's broken the world record ten times across his career. each time by himself, by a single centimeter. all right, paris, getting ready for the paralympics. the city will welcome 4400 para athletes competing in 23 different disciplines. most olympic venues are going to be in use for the paralympics for sai will host para equestrian events. the grand palais will welcome wheelchair fencing. there was fencing before and the venue beneath the eiffel tower, which hosted beach volleyball, will now host blind football. it's an adaptation of soccer for visually impaired players. the paralympics, by the way, runs august 28th to september eighth tonight at 7:00. an update to our breaking news. two people in a tesla were killed on highway 85 when they collided with a wrong way driver ri

two-time the swedish sixth-ball jumper armand duplantis also became the olympic champion, who also set new world record of 6 m. 25 cm, breaking, however, the olympic record, by the way, he only had 6 m. 10 cm. the records were set at the stadium during the closing ceremony of the games, or rather, that was the name of the show itself, in which 270 people were involved. the director was thomas jolly, the same one who staged the opening, more than 70,000 spectators watched the event, the france extinguished the olympic flame, the frenchman leon marchand, who became almost the most popular athlete of his country, the fact is that the french swimmer, in addition to bronze in the relay, won four gold medals, and this is also a record for the paris games. the next olympic games will be held in 4 years in los angeles, hopefully with the full participation of the belarusian team and almost certainly without thomas bach at the head of the international olympic committee. the head of the ioc announced that he was leaving his post, it happened very emotionally. i know that with this decision i di

the swedish pole vaulter armand duplantis has broken his own world record to win gold at the paris 0lympicsatory lap of the stadium draped in a swedish flag. 0n the track on day 10, britain's keely hodgkinson won gold in the women's 800 metres. and beatrice chebet of kenya was victorious in the 5,000 metres final. that is it for the moment. hello there. tuesday is going to feel cooler and fresher, there'll be some sunshine, could be a few showers as well. on monday, though, the highest temperature of the day was in northeastern scotland. temperatures in the moray firth got up to 27 degrees. that was in this warm and humid air ahead of this weather front here, which is bringing some rain in from the west. it's following on from that that we see the cooler and fresher air moving into the northwest of the uk. the rain on that weather front increasingly light and patchy, but quite a change coming into northern ireland. temperatures some ten degrees lower than at the same time on monday morning. a more comfortable night for sleeping. quite muggy, though, across the midlands and eastern england.

like pole vaulter armand duplantis. after breaking his own world record. >> let's go, baby! >> reporter: then there is hunter woodhall in tears, cheering on his wife, team usa long jumper tara davis woodhall. >> you're the olympic champion! >> reporter: and when she got the gold -- >> i'm so excited! >> reporter: the love here more than just the magic of romance. >> i'm incredibly proud of her. just sheer emotion coming through me. >> reporter: it's a celebration of the partners who have been by their side every step of the way. olympic rowing champ justin beth. >> oh my god. >> you are the love of my life. >> reporter: popping the question to his long-time girlfriend lainey in front of the eiffel tower. >> i said to you i want to go to the olympics, and you said without question, yes, absolutely, go for it. lainey, will you marry me? >> yes! [ cheering ] >> reporter: and in a day to remember, china's mixed doubles badminton champs getting a gold, then a diamond. these proposals, one after another promises to go the dis

sweden's mondo duplantis electrifying the crowd with a new world record in pole vault. and value almond overjoyed to win a second straight gold in discus. >> it's unbelievable. >> now he'll do what he has to do. >> and noah lyles advanced through the first round of the 200 after winning the 100 meter by just .005. >> you have it around your neck. i know it's been a long time coming. >> gosh, it feels good. i knew i was the person to get it. you still have to get it. it has to be on your neck. it has to be in your hands. it has to be right here. >> reporter: fans still marveling at the photo finish. noah lyles extended his torso. this shoots a beam across the finish line. when he broke that threshold, he was the winner. tonight lyles taking his first steps towards what's known as the double, winning bot the 100 and 200, something an american man hasn't done in 40 years. >> now that you have the medal, is the 200 more pressure or less pressure? >> it's less pressure, for sure. it's definitely having fun. >> reporter: tom llamas, nbc news, paris. >>> tonight, don't miss si

and the olympic pole vault champion mondo duplantis, has broken his own world record again, by a singles the tenth time he's broken the record in the last four years. and that's all the sport for now. it was longest—standing men's world record in individual track events. and the olympic pole vault champion mondo duplantis, has broken his own world record again, by a single centimetre. it now stands at six metres 26. that's the tenth time he's broken the record in the last four years. and that's all the sport for now. to bring you more on our top story. hamas says it has fired a rocket at tel aviv. israel says it fired air strikes across lebanon. their work drains and rockets fired at israel in retaliation their work drains and rockets fired 7 at i centre retaliation ., their work drains and rockets fired 7 at i centre of taliation ., their work drains and rockets fired 7 at i centre of the |tion ., their work drains and rockets fired 7 at i centre of the country towards the centre of the country towards the centre of the country towards the metropolitan tel aviv. later in the metropolit

mondo duplantis broke the world record in the pole vault. scott was behind the scenes. i know last week we talked about scott. hansen said he hurt his finger. yeah, jumping up and down. we now see how that how that happened. it's fun to see him because a lot of us see him on the red zone for nfl coverage. and now we see him on the gold zone on peacock. really fun. what else? let's stick behind the scenes okay. obviously we're watching all the track and field coverage online. but one thing they don't show is when they throw the javelin the hammer. how does that get back to them? some intern that goes to get it. no. we take a look raj there are these remote controlled cars that they load up with the javelin and they drive it back. or in the case of the shotput, the chaplet doesn't go as far. so they have this rigged up. this kind of, track that they just put the ball in and it goes down. i like these cars. and then for some fun, before the track and field the other day, they did a drag race between the little remote control cars. and if you look closely, the mascot is rig

we also had a world record here in the pole vault again, duplantis keeps literally raising the bar and 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 championjakob ingebrigtsen in the men's1500 metres final. we will see you again tomorrow! time for a look at the weather.

armand duplantis has held the title of the strongest pole vaulter on the planet for 4 years now. the 24-year-old us-born athlete, who now competes for sweden, has not lost to anyone in a major international competition since 2020. the two-time olympic champion, who set the previous world record in pole vault less than 3 weeks ago in paris, jumping 6 m 25 cm, has improved his achievement again. at the diamond league stage in silesia, poland, he cleared the bar at a height of 6 m 26 cm and updated the world record for the tenth time, writing a new page in the history of the queen of sports. marya rumentseva, news sports, channel one. i was the perfect wife, the perfect housewife. i'm finished, oh my god, is it really true, my own mother got her son drunk just to get him away from you, his parents are in a sect, they tried to drag me into it, my eldest daughter, when i gave him the cold shoulder, i became enemy number one, it's a lie, he beat me in front of my children, that is, very harshly, that is, they were trying to achieve it, they were trying to achieve it, he beat me in fron

mondo duplantis, who broke his own pole vault world record in defending his olympic title nine days agos silver medallist warholm has the edge. his last documented time over the distance was back in 2017, when he ran it in 10.49 seconds, with duplatis coming in at 10.57 in his final year at a high school, six years ago. can he tap into that speed from back then, we shall see. that's all from sportsday. thank you so much for watching. as ever, keep up with everything on the sport website, we will see you next time. hello there. temperatures have come down somewhat, particularly across the south, to what we had at the start of the week. but it's by no means going to be cold for the next few days, but it will be a bit more unsettled as this area of low pressure starts to work its way in as we head through tonight across scotland, northern ireland and then eventually the clouds thicken for northern and western england and also wales, with an increasing breeze. further south, it will be mostly dry with clear skies, variable cloud, and where we have any cloud cover then around 15 degrees the

mondo duplantis proved once again that he is in a world of his own when it comes to the pole vault.s 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 records and come away as olympic champions and yeah, we just absolutely nailed it. it feels unreal to say that we are olympic champions and standing up on the podium. all those years we've cried, al

and mondo duplantis leaped 2.65 meters.e is the first to retain the gold in back-to-back olympics since the 1950s. this is the ninth time he broke the world record. and rebeca andrade takesexercis. she beat simone biles by .033 points. >>> and barclays spending report comes despite a boost of travel and the euro football tournament with transactions tripling on the day of the final. we are live now with karen johnson at barclays here to unpack more in the report. karen, i thought this was fascinating as it always is given the level of insight. first of all, consumer card spending went up june from july. what is behind the latest numbers? >> i think as you say, dan, our data demonstrates the impact in season weather which has on consumer spending and the impact of the number of events. behind the data this month, we have some interesting movements both in terms of, obviously, the euros and the bars and clubs spending up 4.9%. when england reached the final with spain, we saw transactions tripling on that sunday representing

armand duplantis, who has held the title of the strongest pole vaulter on the planet for 4 years now,the 24-year-old athlete, born in the usa and now competing for sweden, has not lost to anyone in major international competitions since 2020. the two-time olympic champion, who set the previous world record in pole vault less than 3 weeks ago in paris, jumping 6 m 25 cm, has improved his achievement again. at the diamond league stage in silesia, poland, he cleared the bar at a height of 6 m 26 cm and updated the world record for the tenth time, writing a new page in the history of the queen of sports. maria rumyantseva, sports news, channel one. good morning. hello, you are watching the show fashion sentence on channel one, with you i am alexander rogov, stylist and tv presenter, and we are getting started. together with me today is fashion expert evelina kromchenko, a person who knows everything and even more about fashion, and also tatyana gevarkyan, a tv presenter and a real fashionista. we will soon meet our heroine, but first let's take a look. with her online purchases for the la

in the best possible way to take the gold or maybe the best possible way was the way that mondo duplantis did it in the pole vault, the world champion successfully defending his gold from tokyo, setting a new world record well, the 24-year-old to chez keeps rewriting the record books. he's raised the world record six centimeters and the last four-and-a-half years since he first broke it previously took 23 years to move it that distance and you just have to see noah lyles reaction to mourn those achievements last night to see the respect that he deserves as an athlete. it's another massive day on the track as well though we've got one of those iconic showdowns to look forward to in the men's 1,500 meters. defending champion jakob ingebrigtsen up against world champion josh kerr. and usa's gabby thomas heading into the 200 meters, very much as the favorite, having posted the fastest time in the semifinals, rosemary well done. >> amanda davies joining us live from paris. now go off and have some fun. appreciate it. coming up. but some israeli soldiers are speaking out against the war in gaza

it is the 10th time duplantis has broken the world record.seconds off the previous record which had stood since 1996. britain's adam yates raced to a brilliant solo victory in stage nine of la vuelta. yates began the day almost nine and a half minutes behind the red jersey holder but attacked with almost 60km to go. the team uae riderfinished more than 90 seconds clear of second place. australia's ben 0'connor still leads with yates now seventh, 5 and a half minutes behind. wigan warriors have consolidated second spot in super league after beating hull fc — a victory that moves them back level on points with leaders hull kr. warriors lost the reverse fixture but it never looked like history would repeat itself, jack farrimond sealing wigan's victory — 22—4 it finished. hull remain one off the bottom of the table. elsewhere leigh leopards beat london broncos 32—12. not long to go till the start of the paralympics. the opening ceremony on wednesday in the competition begins on thursday. paralympics gb target another haul of medals. they won gol

the best possible way look at those scenes, but maybe the best possible way is the way that mondo duplantis pole vault, the world championed successfully defending his goal from tokyo by setting a new world record, the 24-year-old jr.'s keeps rewriting the record books he's raised the world records six centimeters in the last 4.5 years since he first broke it. and to put that into context, it previously, took 23 years is to move at that distance. he joined us here on the rooftop a little while ago and he was talking me through how he's visualized his golden moments when i was a kid gemini, my backyard i feel like i always visualize the moment mauled record high olympic final just. me against the bar and then it's like it's the moment it's actually there and it feels like i've prepared for this for my whole entire life. so i feel like bad this feeling no would like peace and confidence that is hard to explain really it will work out the way that it did. it's just like unbelievable, right unbelievable, much like that com self-assurance he said he'd given everything you could tell, speaking to

or maybe we should be talking about the best possible way, the way that mondo duplantis did it in the pole vault, the world champion successfully defending his goal from tokyo by setting a new world record, the 24 year-olds, just keeps on rewriting the record books. he's raised the record six centimeters in the last 4.5 years since he first broke it. and to put that in context, it previously took 23 years to move it that distance, but he joined us here on the rooftop a short while ago as fair to say, he's enjoying the celebrate tory party. have a listen when i was a kid gemini, my backyard i felt like i always visualize the moment record high olympic final and it's just me against the bar and then it's like it's the moment it's actually there and it feels like a paid for this for my whole entire life. yes. so i feel like bad this feeling of life, peace, and confidence that is you know. >> yeah hard to explain really. preferred to work out the way that it did. it's just like unbelievable really you can tell what last night and the party has taken out of me. >> he said he's got nothing

and the olympic pole vault champion mondo duplantis has broken his own world record again, by a singleken the record in the last a years. he gets a very healthy bonus every time he does it, which is why he only puts it up by a centimetre each time. i'll be back with another update later on. studio: thank you very much, 0lly foster. the uk prime minister is warning that things in britain will get worse before they get better. sir keir starmer will say this week that there are no quick fixes to the problems left by the conservatives. the tories are accusing labour of "fabricating" a financial black hole, to justify planned tax rises. here's our political correspondent leila nathoo. from poetic optimism on the morning of the election result... the sunlight of hope, pale at first but getting stronger through the day, shining once again on a country... ..to a stark warning less than two months later. keir starmer will make a speech next week saying things will get worse before they get better. good morning, prime minister. having become prime minister on the promise of change, he'll stress

replenishment of food supplies and food shortages, world record holder in pole vault olympic champion armand duplantis lose my back soon - wrote an australian. on the social network there are real cardboard beds, they are very hard - noted track and field athlete whitnity from condivoir, therefore for the comfort of athletes in the olympic village. it’s a stretch to give four, but to whom we belarusians will definitely deservedly give the highest score of 10 points today is olga anatolyevna vlasova, head coach the belarusian trampolining team won two medals out of two possible ones - gold and silver, despite all the sanctions and sticks in the wheel from the international olympic committee, the result is amazing, from now on belarusian ivan letvinovich is the only two-time olympic champion on planet earth. is now officially listed as the first service dog. the two-year-old golden retriever hector is just at the start of his obedience training and has only had a few trips so far in his four-legged portfolio. his responsibilities include therapeutic assistance to adults and children who find themselves

we also had a world record here in the pole vault again, duplantis keeps literally raising the bar and tomorrow we will have the 2 fastest british women in history with dina asher—smith and 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

, who is the armand duplantis, who is the same nationality in swedish. 6.25m.ell you what 68. that's impressive. if you have a full broken hip at that age, it's disastrous. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> that's true. >> that's true. >> make sure you land on the crash mat. yeah absolutely. >> don't try that at home, folks. >> oh , go on. try. yeah. try it, >> oh, go on. try. yeah. try it, try it. no. >> oh, thanks very much indeed. >> oh, thanks very much indeed. >> right. >> right. >> stay with us. still to come. scotland's drug deaths remain the worst in europe. after a 12% increase in fatalities last yean increase in fatalities last year. we'll be discussing that and much more in making the news next. welcome to the newspapers. we're going through those with claire muldoon and renee hoenderkamp this morning. and, claire, we're starting in your home country, scotland. >> we are, we are, we are. >>— >> we are, we are, we are. >> and ever more the drug problems there remain huge. but on the rise, on the 12% increase, the worst in the eu. >> these are statistics

. >> mondo duplantis, do you remember sergei bubka?e vault. this guy is swedish and he. and again like like our sprinters. 625 third attempt in the pole vault. he'd already won the gold medal. and all the other vaulters are just standing there applauding this guy. because what can you do when you've got someone like that to have compete against? >> what have we got to look ahead to today ? paul? ahead to today? paul? >> we have the 1500 metres. the great days of coe and ovett. we remember 80, you remember 84. and it's one man, josh kerr, who's going in the 1500 metres. and there's nothing like a real great rivalry in sport. and it's him and jakob ingebrigtsen, the norwegian they hate each other. there's one saying one thing about this, this. anyway, there's a real rivalry and they go against each other. >> good telly. >> good telly. >> oh, it's going to make great telly. 200 metre women as well tonight. dina asher—smith runs daryll neita runs. chance of a medal will hope. we'll hope, we'll hope. >> paul. thanks very much indeed. see yo