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track cyclist emma finucane and weighlifter emily campbell have won team gb's final medals at the gamese in the over 81kg weightlifting. campbell finished with a total of 288 kilos, celebrating with a cartwheel across the stage as china's li wenwen took gold in. it's only the ninth olympic weightlifting medal gb have won. they will end the paris olympics with 1a gold medals, 22 silver and 29 bronze — seventh in the medal. seventh in the medal table. well, the closing ceremony takes place in the stade de france in just under six hours. billie eilish will be performing and it'll see the olympic flag handed over to los angeles, where there'll be a host of new sports included. we want to have the greatest sports' programme in the history of the olympics because we are a great sporting city. so we are bringing some of the most important, most traditional, most meaningful sports in our country — baseball, softball and flag football — and we are bringing some of the most important, most accessible sports in the world — cricket and squash — and the 36 words we have on our programme will mean th

emily campbell has won a bronze medal in the women�*s +81kg weightlifting category at the paris olympicsver snatch and clean—and—jerk disciplines, to finish behind defending champion li wenwen of china and south korea�*s hyejeong park. the olympics might be finishing today but of course the paralympics games start in just over two weeks time. there�*s a lot of excitement about them here in the city. i caught up with former paralympic swimmer and head of paralympic integration, ludivine munoz, to talk about what we can expect. oh, it�*s very amazing to welcome the world in paris for the first time. we have the paralympic summer in france, and we decided four and five years before to develop the amazing picture for paralympic athletes with, for example, wheelchair fencing in the grand palais or blind football in. beautiful locations, beautiful locations. we have many chances that the world is here for the olympic games. - it was just amazing during 70 days. so now we are very pleased to welcome the paralympic athletes. how ready is paris, ludivine? because i�*ve been on the metro, it doesn

britain's hopes rested on the shoulder of emily campbell for a gold medalfinish.de history in tokyo and won silver in tokyo and she will want an upgrade here but this field is incredibly tough. but campbell was ready to give it her all and a personal best in the snatch list out third at the halfway stage and with the olympic rings weaved through her hair and through her hair, she certainly looked the part but china's competitor was in a class of her own. and after another personal best in the clean and jerk, campbell battled with her silver medal attempt. the bronze, still something to celebrate. her opponents were unstoppable but this bronze for campbell means britain has now beaten their medal tally for the tokyo olympics by one and it was some way to close the show. katie gornall, bbc news, paris. let's get some more reaction from the weightlifting, then. emily campbell is a four—time european champion and commonwealth gold medallist too, and told katie just what today's bronze means to her. yeah, it really is special, and obviously tokyo was incredible, but th

whilst emily campbell won bronze in the 81 kilogram weightlifting event — adding to the silver she wonark — who won silver — and china's wenwen li who took gold. but this is for campbell an epic moment where she ensured her place on the podium. it's not been a good day though for american gymnastjordan chiles — who has had her bronze medal taken away following a ruling by the court of arbitration for sport. chiles was upgraded to third in monday's floor final after an appeal — but an inquiry found that her appeal was lodged 4 seconds too late — so romania's ana barbosu will now take the bronze medal instead. and so with all that taken into account — here's how the final medal table looks from paris 202a. usa finish top with a0 gold medals — that women's basketball gold taking them ahead of china. japan make up the top three, with australia fourth and the hosts france in fifth. well, now all eyes turn to los angeles — where the 2028 games will be held — but will there be a new man in charge of the international olympic committee by the time those games arrive? the current world athletic

li wenwen of china has just won the gold medal in the women�*s weightlifting with team gb�*s emily campbellky schiller in london, the other main news this hour... two people are killed in kyiv, as russia carries out a wave of missile and drone attacks across ukraine, whose president confirms his military is on the offensive inside russia. the funeral will shortly take place for nine—year—old alice da silva aguiar — one of three young girls killed in a knife attack that sparked violent protests in england and northern ireland. and i�*m yasmin rufo in central london, where banksy�*s seventh artwork in seven days has just been unveiled. hello and welcome to paris. what a gorgeous sight that is, the eiffel tower.

coming up: a bronze for emily in paris as campbell secures team gb�*s 65th and final medal of the gamesit's been a tough old road to get here, you know, like people always say, it is hard getting to the top but it is even harder staying at the top. emma finucane makes it a hattrick of podiums. no british woman has done that for 60 years. and paris prepares to bid adieu to the olympics. we'll be live in the stade de france ahead of the closing ceremony. and away from the olympics: celtic at the double, as they cruise to victory at hibs in the scottish premiership. and it's pain for wayne, as rooney's start to life as plymouth boss ends in defeat. there we go, then. the 33rd olympiad is all but over. it kicked off with morocco and spain winning in men's football more than a fortnight ago. it finished with the most dramatic women's basketball gold medal match. sandwiched in between photo finishes, world records and snoop dogg on horseback, we said farewell to andy murray, hello to a host of new global icons and the sport of breaking. we also debated water quality on the seine, gender contr

it's a sport that was once dominated by men — but after weightlifter emily campbell took a silver medalforeing inspired to take it up. the strong girl squad in lincoln isn'tjust a weightlifting club though, it's helping girls get the essentials they need to take part in sport. our reporter, jasmine lowe has more. weightlifting is a popular way to develop physical strength. stereotypically a male dominated sport, women's weightlifting has been thrust into the spotlight after emily campbell took a bronze medal for team gb. founded by chris and ingram morgan, the strong girl squad help skills to safely lift weights. bill none of them had been taught to lift weights, all their male counterparts had some experience with it but the women hadn't. what we found was that it grows their confidence in such a way that they are willing and able to go out and engage with sport outside of the club. i engage with sport outside of the club. ., ., , the club. i thought it would be really hard _ the club. i thought it would be really hard to _ the club. i thought it would be really hard to do. _ the club. i

there was a bronze for britain's emma finucane in the velodrome — while emily campbell here also won event — adding to the silver she won in tokyo three years ago. great britain finishing with 65 medals overall — 1a of them gold. the final day wasn't one to rememberfor american gymnastjordan chiles though — who's had her bronze medal taken away following a ruling by the court of arbitration for sport. chiles was upgraded to third in monday's floor final after an appeal — but an inquiry found that her appeal was lodged four seconds too late — so romania's ana barbosu wins the bronze medal instead. one of the new sports in paris was the breaking event — and there's one competitor everyone's talking about. 36—year—old australian rachael gunn, known as �*raygun' — she went viral following her performance — which unfortunately failed to earn a single point from the judges. amid the criticism — the breakers community and the world dancesport federation have been quick to show their support. on our side, we reached out an athlete and, we are aware about what is happening, especially on soci

years games — one more than they achieved in tokyo — and back—to—back weightlifting medallist emily campbells paris provided a games that gb can be proud of. on the last day, i have seen everybody else to say well and bring back medals, doing things that they have trimmed about doing, it is really special day. and seeing a team gb's medal haul, surpassing what we did in tokyo and matching 2012, it can't do better than that. you are proud of every medal, but this one was a real battle to get backin this one was a real battle to get back in shape and get back to the field this time, it was so much higher quality than it wasn't ok, so i knew that i had to pull out the big guns and luckily my body performed on the day. matthijs de ligt and noussair mazraoui are on the brink of signing for manchester united — with both players travelling to manchester on monday for a medical. bbc sport understands that the fee is in excess of £60 million — with the centre back alone costing united around £40 million. de ligt was the captain of erik ten hag's ajax side that reached the champions league semi—finals

years games — one more than they achieved in tokyo — and back—to—back weightlifting medallist emily campbell the last day, i have seen everybody else to say well and bring back medals, doing things that they have trimmed about doing, it is really special day. and seeing a team gb�*s medal haul, surpassing

, — medallist at the games, then emily campbell, the last medallist.images. in wonderful to see those images. in terms wonderful to see those images. terms of wonderful to see those images. in terms of standout performances, alex, if you had to pick one moments of paris 2024, what would it be? for me, and this might surprise you, but it is an _ me, and this might surprise you, but it is an athlete that megan just mentioned, george bell, because of her story _ mentioned, george bell, because of her story. she was a very talented ginger. _ her story. she was a very talented ginger. and — her story. she was a very talented ginger, and english schools champion in 2008~ _ ginger, and english schools champion in 2008. she then decided to leave athletics _ in 2008. she then decided to leave athletics to one side when she finished — athletics to one side when she finished university, she didn't track— finished university, she didn't track race _ finished university, she didn't track race for five years from a track— track race for five years from a track race

emily campbell won team gb's final medal in paris but she has now set herself another target closer to home. i want anyone to be able to walk in my gym, have that community space, learn weightlifting, be comfortable and to live a healthy lifestyle. good evening. we are 90 minutes away from the start of the premier league. 89 days since the last day of last season, manchester united and fulham are ready to kick things off. the cottagers actually won at old trafford last season, but a fair few teams did, as united slumped to their worst top division finish in sa years — 8th, 31 points behind the champions manchester city. but, against all expectation, erik ten hag, kept hisjob, and he's been backed in the transfer market. our correspondent nesta mcgregor is at old trafford. evening. a lovely evening there at old trafford. a lovely evening there at old trafford. it was pretty miserable for united fans last season, until the fa cup final... but new season brings fresh hope. absolutely. i have been speaking to a few fans, they think they are going to win it all and he is the best manager in

team gb's emily campbell has won a bronze medal in the women's 81kg weightlifting category. 30—year—olded a combined 288kg over the snatch and clean—and—jerk disciplines, to finish behind the defending champion from china and south korea's silver medallist. and finally, the last event of these games ended in thrilling fashion. the united states winning byjust one point over france in the women's basketball gold medal match. it's us women's eighth straight olympic gold medal. now we're not in los angeles just yet, but paris 2024 has delivered an end to competition that not even hollywood could write. the final result in the women's gold medal basketball match came down to less than a second, half a step, and an excruciating one point for france. neck and neck for much of the game, in the final moments, needing three points to draw a tie, the french team launched the ball down to gabby williams. she took aim, ball shot for the basket — and it was good. but she was less than a step inside the three—point line. the game was over, the us victorious, 67 to 66. a thriller if ever there was one

0lympics — li wuhn wuhn of china takes home gold in the women's weightlifting with team gb�*s emily campbells he's created his seventh animal—themed piece in london in as many days. hello, i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to the programme. we begin this hour with the ukraine and the country's cross—border offensive. russia says its army will deliver a "tough response" and appears to have acknowledged ukrainian units have advanced deep into the western region of kursk, saying it's hit troops and equipment around 30 kilometres from the border. it's the most serious attack by a foreign army on russian territory since the second world war. overnight at least two people were killed in kyiv, as russia carried out missile and drone attacks in six regions of ukraine.

li wenwen of china has won gold in the women's weightlifting with team gb's emily campbell taking bronze. the stade de france will host the closing ceremony later this evening. now on bbc news: click: sustainability tech this week we have a sustainability special as we revisit some of our favourite sustainable stories from the last few months. yes, we're up, up, up and away. this plane can stay up in the air almost indefinitely. we're under the ocean with a sd printed sea wall. sustainable leather, anyone? lara's sniffed out a material that's made of beer. doesn't smell of much. a bit like a new car, maybe. and if you don't fancy driving, you could go by rail, where paul's tracking wildlife beside the tracks. love a train. and that is the understatement of the century. let me take you up. up into the air. up above the clouds. above the weather. above all the aircraft. this is the stratosphere. a place yet to be conquered by humankind. up here the air is thin and calm. and it is here that you'll find the zephyr. this is a strange beast, and the fact that it flies this high is the least st

team gb only picked one weightlifter for these games and that is emily campbell, who made history inping to go even better here in paris but she faces a formidable force in china's li wenwen, who is widely expected to take the gold. but campbell said that when she feels and looks her best, she performs her best, and she has actually brought her own eyelash technician here to paris with her. and then the final of the women's modern pentathlon and great britain have two medal chances in that with the defending champion kate french and kerenza bryson both in strong positions heading into today's final. and this will be the final time we see horse riding as part of the modern pentathlon, as organisers try to keep that event relevant for younger audiences and make some changes to the format. and it has been a successful stint in the velodrome for team gb at the olympics and there are three more gold medals up for grabs in the velodrome, including emma finucane in the women's sprint. she is trying to get her third medal of these games, as is jack carlin as well, so look out for those as te

year's games — one more than they achieved in tokyo — and back—to—back weightlifting medallist emily campbells provided a games that gb can be proud of. on the last day, i have seen everybody else to say well and bring everybody else do so well and bring back medals, doing things that they have dreamed about doing, it is really special day. and seeing a team gb�*s medal haul, surpassing what we did in tokyo and matching 2012, it can't do better than that. you are proud of every medal, but this one was a real battle to get back in shape and get back to the the field was so much higher quality than it wasn't ok, so i knew that i had to pull out the big guns and luckily my body performed on the day. matthijs de ligt and noussair mazraoui are on the brink of signing for manchester united — with both players travelling to manchester on monday for a medical. bbc sport understands that the fee is in excess of £60 million — with the centre back alone costing united around £40 million. de ligt was the captain of erik ten hag's ajax side that reached the champions league semi—finals in 2019, with mazra

with show stopping hair, emily campbell followed up her historic silver from tokyo with a bronze.heeling across the stage, she'd just won britain's last medal of the games, their 65th in paris, to surpass tokyo's tally by one. well, these paris games have delivered some glorious moments for team gb. we've seen last gasp comebacks... what a run from alex yee! they are the olympic champions! ..we�*ve seen daring debuts... toby roberts realises that it's happened! and it is gold for ellie aldridge! they've done it! they've got a medal! and we've seen that starting a family is no barrier to success. we love mummy! after the silent games of tokyo, paris brought the fun back. the city has put on, you know, such an incredible spectacle. i think first and foremost. and, you know, the finishes to all these events have been absolutely amazing. and i think that's what they're going to be remembered for. paris was the fifth olympics in a row where britain has surpassed 60 medals. women were involved in more than half of them, but 14 golds, compared to 22 in tokyo, left them lower on the medal

team gb's emily campbell has won a bronze medal in the women's 81kg weightlifting category. 30—year—oldlifted a combined 288kg over the snatch and clean—and—jerk disciplines, to finish behind the defending champion from china and south korea's silver medallist. and right now, the last event of these games is taking place, that's the women's basketball final. team usa against hosts france, a repeat of the men's game last night which the usa won. if the us women win tonight, it will be their eighth consecutive olympic gold medal. let's talk about the long distance running. sorry, there are so many insects here. ijust had one fly into my face. we had the marathons. a number of blue ribbon long distance events as well and in those events we often see the canyons, in particular, to being very, very well. how have these for other athletes from the continent? how have these for other athletes from the continent? joining me now is bbc africa's sport reporter, celestine karoney. have you had a good time? how has it been since i saw you last? it how has it been since i saw you last? . , , ., ., h

emily campbell has won two medals from two olympic appearances but is yet to decide if she will makeing. but now she is home and the question she the same one that all olympians are mulling over, what next? i that all olympians are mulling over, what next? :, :, :, :, , , what next? i would love to open my own . m what next? i would love to open my own gym that _ what next? i would love to open my own gym that is _ what next? i would love to open my own gym that is predominantly - what next? i would love to open my own gym that is predominantly for i own gym that is predominantly for youth _ own gym that is predominantly for youth and — own gym that is predominantly for youth and development but i want anyone _ youth and development but i want anyone to — youth and development but i want anyone to be able to walk into the gym. _ anyone to be able to walk into the gym. to— anyone to be able to walk into the gym, to learn and be comfortable and live a _ gym, to learn and be comfortable and live a healthy lifestyle. if i can do that — live a healthy lifestyle. if i can do that then the

let us see what she can do today on the other british runners, later on there is emily campbell and theth kate french and carranza bryce, both in contention, that is the final olympic modern pentathlon with the horseriding elements as organisers try to make the event more relevant to a younger audience and it has been a successful trip to the velodrome for team gb at these games and 3 more chances of a gold medal with emma fulu can1 and 3 more chances of a gold medal with emma fulu can 1 of the rising stars of team gb hoping for her 3rd medal of these olympics.— medal of these olympics. brilliant, so much to — medal of these olympics. brilliant, so much to look— medal of these olympics. brilliant, so much to look forward _ medal of these olympics. brilliant, so much to look forward to - medal of these olympics. brilliant, so much to look forward to on - medal of these olympics. brilliant, so much to look forward to on the i so much to look forward to on the closing date. paris has put on a great show, star mr barr still processing the opening ceremony. the closin: processing the opening

i mean, yesterday when emily campbell, who did the lifting, you know, the weight lifting.c. oh absolutely wonderful. >> i must confess, i didn't see it. i started watching it with all the athletes and i loved my sport. i love athletics, but i mean, i watched them walking in and i got bored in the end. >> well, that is the boring thing of course. i mean, they've done a wonderful job, but then seeing them go in and out is not good. anyway, there we go, guys. >> really lovely talking to you, we're going to be back in about 40 minutes time with the more views on what's in the papers right now. here's the weather with craig. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news, weather forecast from the met office. well this week starts off on a hot and humid note and that humidity is also giving way to some thunderstorms. the fund storms are already going across parts of northern england and scotland . of northern england and scotland. warnings are in force here throughout the morning and early afternoon. after a

emily campbell bolstered team gb�*s bronze tally in the weightlifting.eek — getting a stunning second. they're top of the table, along with aberdeen — who have also won both their games so far. wayne rooney's only been in charge of plymouth for one game, but appears to have already delivered an ultimatum to his team — play like you did against sheffield wednesday again, and you're out. play like you did against sheffield wednesday again, and you're out. his first championship match ended in a 4—0 defeat at hillsborough, with this own goal summing up the hapless nature of their performance. rooney claiming something similar next time and they won't play for the club again. not too much for rooney's wife coleen and rooneyjunior to cheer about as they watched on. rooney had a tough time in his lastjob at birmingham, so is hoping things at plymouth pan out a little better. former us open champion graeme mcdowell has been suspended for one liv golf tournament after violating the tour�*s anti—doping policy. the northern irishman has also been fined nearly £100

emily campbell in the weightlifting and the weightlifting. she got a bronze. final one, the 65th medal. >> she did a very bad cartwheel. >> she did a very bad cartwheel. >> well, i don't know, i had i hope she's not serious that she's going into strictly. >> paul, i love you, but i love sharon davis. just that little bit. >> you know what, so do i, so do i and i with for us. >> so let's talk to sharon now olympic swimmer of course. author of unfair play. the battle for women's sports. sharon, it's so nice to see you . sharon, it's so nice to see you. we've missed you so much during the olympics because obviously you were contracted to the. >> look, look, i have my flag. this went all the way to paris with me. it's come all the way back again. it sits in my little space when i do all my interviews and. and of course, i've been in that olympic bubble. so i've been home for about two days. just about got on top of the washing. like you do. >> good for you. right? how difficult was it for you, sharon? as somebody who's done such an amazing job in the last few year

coming up: a bronze for emily in paris as campbell secures team gb�*s 65th and final medal of the games

meyer, the us rugby sevens, hu wei really admire, and i really love weightlifting, so watching emily campbellmgb isn't there? obviously you know you rowers and those in your| know you rowers and those in your field, _ know you rowers and those in your field, but — know you rowers and those in your field, but you _ know you rowers and those in your field, but you get _ know you rowers and those in your field, but you get the _ know you rowers and those in your field, but you get the opportunityi field, but you get the opportunity to do— field, but you get the opportunity to do that — field, but you get the opportunity to do that it— field, but you get the opportunity to do that. 2. . ' field, but you get the opportunity to do that. . , , ., to do that. it was different from to 0 to do that. it was different from tokyo you _ to do that. it was different from tokyo you felt _ to do that. it was different from tokyo you felt you _ to do that. it was different from tokyo you felt you had - to do that. it was different from tokyo you felt you had to - to do that. it was different from tokyo you fel