as we saw, emma finucane claimed bronze in the women's individual sprint. here in paris cheering her on, and our sports correspondent natalie pirks caught up with them immediately after she won that historic third medal. i am speechless, just so proud. as a family, we're just so proud at what she has achieved. it isjust unbelievable, so... yeah, i'm lost for words. coming away with a gold... just the fact she is here is amazing but to— just the fact she is here is amazing but to come — just the fact she is here is amazing but to come away— just the fact she is here is amazing but to come away with _ just the fact she is here is amazing but to come away with three - just the fact she is here is amazing. but to come away with three medals, i don't _ but to come away with three medals, i don't know— but to come away with three medals, i don't know how— but to come away with three medals, i don't know how she _ but to come away with three medals, i don't know how she does— but to come away with three medals, i don't know how she does it. - we've lost all our- vo

bronze for campbell and for emma finucane.or 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 floorfinal 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 thejudges. 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 has happened, especially on social media, and definitely we should put the safety of the athlete, in this case mental safety, in first place. she was doing this to represent her country, her region, and s

emma finucane claiming bronze.in the team sprint on monday. she was one of two british riders in the final along with katy marchant. in truth, it always looked like the new zealand rider would win the title, and so it proved. emma finucane having to settle for third place. katy marchantjust settle for third place. katy marchant just edged settle for third place. katy marchantjust edged out of the medals in fourth. emma finucane was trying to become the first to win three gold medals at a single olympics. she still has the individual sprint to come. she will have high hopes for that. but it is an encouraging unpromising campaign for british cycling on the track. later on this evening, in a short time, ethan hayter, who had that unfortunate slip yesterday in the final of the men's team pursuit, he goesin final of the men's team pursuit, he goes in the final event of the omni, the multidiscipline event,, the points race. he is currently lying in fifth and he will have hopes of being in medal contention in a short time

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emma finucane of great britain is going to win the bronze medal in straight rides! now leaving these games as the first british woman to bag a hat trick at a single olympics in 60 years. i had the expectation coming into these olympics, but a gold and two bronze is more than i could have expected. it's been such a roller coaster this week. like my friends and my family experiences the lows, the crying, the happy tears. and i can't thank everyone enough who's helped me get to this place. as her family rushed to celebrate with her, delight and disbelief at what their child had achieved. 21, to have come away with three medals. it'sjust we're just, yeah, so happy for her and yeah, so glad that we're all here to share it with her. and yeah, very proud. lifting her game. a wonderful moment. with show stopping hair, emily campbell followed up her historic silver from tokyo with a bronze. cartwheeling 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

much was made of emma finucane's historic medal haul at the paris 0lympics, becoming the first britishe track cyclist made headlines at the games, and is the pride of her hometown carmarthen. chris wathan caught up with her. you say what you can see, talk us through that point of the race. when i cross the line, i was like, have we done it, i have we not? 0ut this point you know? i sort of look up, and i recognised it, and i saw the gb flags are up, and it was the best day of my life, honestly. that's my family! i love them being there. thanks for sharing your homecoming with us. we just watched some of the footage back, now we are back where it all started. a bit different to the palace velodrome. it feels so nice to be back home. i haven't been home very often. it's nice to see family and friends, being home, with the people who support me, it was a crazy week last week, and i can't believe i have these around my neck. being back in wales is lovely. it must feel surreal. you spent so long working towards it, a lifetime working towards it, and you have three reminders that is real and

so, emma finucane unable to add to her gold medal early in the week.to get a bronze medal, it literally feels like gold to me, because i left everything out on that track, and if you told me a year ago i'd be coming to the olympics and getting a gold in the team sprint and then a bronze in the keirin, i would be like, no way. but here i am. in the beauty of the grand palais lies something more brutal. as tough as it gets forjadejones. the two—time taekwondo champion beaten in the first round for the second games running. her build—up had been overshadowed by controversy, only cleared to compete here last month after being found to have committed a no—fault doping violation on confidential medical grounds. today she insisted she is never taken performance enhancing drugs. jack laugher�*s olympics ended with a splash, only a big one. commentator: no, no, no, no! laugher finished seventh, but he's been a medallist at three successive games, including this one, and has helped ensure that this is britain's best ever olympics in the diving pool. dan roan, bb

so, emma finucane unable to add to her gold medal early in the week.ere in the velodrome this week. to get a bronze medal, - it literally feels like gold to me, because i left everything out- on that track, and if you told me a year ago i'd be coming. to the olympics and getting a gold in the team sprint and then a bronze in the keirin, _ i would've be like, - no way, but here i am. in the beauty of the grand palais lies something more brutal. as tough as it gets forjadejones. the two—time taekwondo champion beaten in the first round for the second games running. her build—up had been overshadowed by controversy, only cleared to compete here last month after being found to have committed a no—fault doping violation on confidential medical violation on confidential medical grounds. today she insisted she is never taken performance enhancing drugs. jack laugher�*s olympics ended with a splash, only a big one. commentator: no, no, no, no! laugher finished seventh, but he's been a medallist at three successive games, including this one, and has helped ensu

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

one gold on offer and that was always going to be great britain's in the women's team sprint, emma finucane 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 medals earlier in paris, but first up it was the team final and we know what a fiendishly difficult bit of apparatus that is, ten centimetres wide, takes no prisoners and biles made a few mistakes and fell off the beam. she wasn't the only one to do so but it left out of contention for a medal with a gold going to italy's alistair marceau, 21 years old, but biles

the trio of emma finucane, katy marchant and sophie capewell broke the world record in each of theirave 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, all those moments where our legs hurt, it's all been worth it and standing up and singing the anthem just meant the world to and as well as the two golds, there have been three other british medals today — two of which came in the kayak cross. in the men's final, joe clarke, who won both his quarter and semifinal races, started slowly and managed to recover from last to second to win silver. new zealand's finn butcher took gold. in the women's race, kimberley woods — wearing that greeny blue bib — was leading the race but got tangled up in the final gate, eventually crossing

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emma finucane won a bronze in cycling's individual sprint — taking her personal tally to three.vent — adding to the silver she won in tokyo three years ago. campbell finished behind korea's hyejeong park — 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

whilst in cycling emma finucane takes sorry emma finucane takes bronze in the keirin katarina johnson—thompsonee to go today and 100 metre champion noah lyles ran the 200 metre final last night with covid and still managed to get a medal . managed to get a medal. >> morning. it is going to turn sunnier for many of us as we go through today, but do watch out for some showers, especially across northern parts. then temperatures are going to rise as we go through the weekend . as we go through the weekend. i'll have more info coming up just on 7:00. >> i'm stephen dixon and i'm ellie costello and this is gb news . news. breakfast. yeah. the olympics. >> yes , sir. >> yes, sir. »- >> yes, sir. >> paul does not sound to our wide shot. by the way. there's no good. >> i'm here, i'm here, i'm there. i am here. yeah, >> but honestly, it has been quite so have we hit our. are we about to hit our medal. >> we are. we're are around there. the thing is this there's different sports which haven't done as well as they expected. swimming didn't reach it. sailing because they what they're doing at the moment i

they'll finish the paris games with 65 medals in total after two bronzes on the final day with emma finucane campbell in weightlifting. campbell — silver medallist in tokyo — stood one step lower on the rostrum in the over 81 kilo category. she lifted a total of 288 kilograms and celebrated with a cartwheel across the stage. china's li wenwen took gold. great britain will end with 1a gold medals, 22 silver and 29 bronze — one more than they managed in tokyo but with eight fewer golds. so this is how the medal table shapes up then. china on a0 golds. the usa can go above them if they win that women's basketball. 17 seconds to go in that one. still the usa with a three—point lead. still the usa with a three—point lead. japan up to third with a couple of wrestling golds on sunday. hosts france are in fifth place. that is not going to change now. after the unique open ceremony on a rain soaked seien a fortnight ago, it's a more orthodox denoument to the games in — what, four hours' time. the stade de france hosting the usual mix of dancing, entertainment including billie eilish and the tradition

against new zealand, they trailed after the first lap, but with 21—year—old emma finucane spearheadings sophie capewell�*s thoughts turned to her late father, nigel. the support, the journey to get here... everyone has been up and down, i've had my own personal battles. i wish my dad was up in the stands watching me. but i know he's proud of me. from a cauldron of speed to the chaos of kayak cross, where the aim is to get through and under the course, and never mind who gets in your way. joe clarke had won gold in slalom in rio, but this is a new event in paris. he muscled his way to silver. kimberley woods was on for gold, but here at the top of your screen she got held up in a rapid. she recovered to win bronze. the crowd were amazing. and then like having to run down afterjoe straight after, and see him win a medal as well... so proud of myself but also proud of the team. in the mixed triathlon, britain boasted the men's olympic champion and the bronze medallist in the women's race. after one hour and 20 thrilling minutes of swimming, cycling and running, it came down to beth potter

at the olympics and there are three more gold medals up for grabs in the velodrome, including emma finucane get her third medal of these games, as is jack carlin as well, so look out for those as team gb tries to beat the tally from tokyo of 64 medals. they are currently on 63. they will be down on golds because they're on 14 at the moment versus the 22 in tokyo but it has been a successful games for team gb already with more medal chances to come. that is laura scott and she mentioned jack carlin. he his through to the semifinals, that is continuing live over on bbc one right now if you want to continue watching the cycling from the velodrome. because of course the paris olympics will draw to a close tonight with the closing ceremony and then we talk about the next host already looking ahead. organisers of la28 have been explaining why they've chosen some new sports among the 36 that'll be on show. we want to have the greatest sports programme in the history of the olympics because we are a great sporting city. this and so we are bringing some of the most important, _ most traditional, mos

they'll finish the paris games with 65 medals in total after two bronzes on the final day with emma finucane — stood one step lower on the rostrum in the over 81 kilo category. she lifted a total of 288 kilograms and celebrated with a cartwheel across the stage. china's li wenwen took gold. great britain will end the paris olympics with 1a gold medals, 22 silver and 29 bronze, seventh in the medal. if we do look at that medal table the women's basketball title have serious ramifications because the usa are one god away from topping it. those wrestling titles have seen japan leapfrog australia whilst the netherlands have climbed above great britain. gb�*s call is one better than tokyo but they have eight fewer goals. a more traditional close ceremony compared to the opening one is coming up injust underfive hours. the usual mix of art, entertainment and tradition. the olympic flag will be handed over to los angeles, a games that will see 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

team gb�*s emma finucan and jack carlin among the media hopefuls — against some tough competition.e later, with hosts france taking on european champions spain. the women's beach volleyball final will take place between canada and brazil. brazil aiming to the bring home brazil's first women's olympic gold in this event since its debut in 1996. in the women's hockey the netherlands take on china in the final today. the dutch have now reached six successive 0lympic finals and are favourites in that match. argentina won the bronze after beating belgium in the shootout. now let's turn our attention to a sport which is making its 0lympic debut today. and that is the sport of breaking! everyone here in paris is so excited about this breaking is a unique sport made from a mix of dancing, rhythm, musicality, and physical expertise. the competition begins with the women's event today and culminates with the men's tomorrow. a little earler my colleague maryam moshiri caught up with clarisse costas, the breaking manager at the paris 0lympics. breaking is a type of dance created in the �*70s i

in their opening qualifying race, the trio of emma finucane, sophie capewell and katy marchant set a in the next half hour. the gold medal race takes place this evening. great britain have already been on the podium today, twice in the kayak cross.

one gold on offer and that was always going to be great britain's in the women's team sprint, emma finucane, 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 could hear some of the android ring tones going off, the photo clickers, whatever that was and trying to stay in your zone and people start cheering and then it gets louder so really they should be shushed because

team gb's emma finucan and jack carlin among the media hopefuls — against some tough competition.ean champions spain. currently 1— 02 france. the women's beach volleyball final will take place between canada and brazil. brazil aiming to the bring home brazil's first women's olympic gold in this event since its debut in 1996. in the women's hockey the netherlands take on china in the final today. the dutch have now reached six successive 0lympic finals and are favourites in that match. argentina won the bronze after beating belgium in the shootout. and in the weightlifting and wrestling there are two and three golds up for grabs. so much support, even though the olympics are pretty much winding down. —— so much sport. now, we know that so many athletes work with coaches and pyschologists these days to manage the pressures and expectations that comes with competing at this level. but of course, the olympics still throws out very unique scenarious that athletes have to handle. to discuss this in more detail is professor david fletcher, a sports psychologist at loughborough university

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

action continues in the velodrome with britain's emma finucane one of the favourites to win the women'se final has been won by quincy hall. it was just outside the world record. he came from behind to narrowly beat the british athlete hudson smith, a dramatic moment. a dutch sailor became the most successful woman in olympic sailing. she won the fourth medal of her career of gold in the dinky event. in skateboarding the oldest competitor in the competition, 51—year—old andy mcdonald of great britain, failed to qualify for the final despite huge cheers from the crowd, he nevertheless described it as the experience of a lifetime. so much more to come today later in paris. that is the low down on the olympics. let's bring you what 0lympics. let's bring you what is happening in bangladesh. the nobel peace prize winner muhammad yunus will return on thursday to become the leader of the nation's interim government. he is a long—time politicalfoe of the ousted prime minister. earlier, he was seen at a paris airport, preparing to catch a flight back to bangladesh. he was announced as leader foll

emma finucane is going to be the star of these games.ate it i do it every time and i'm trying not to. that's her in the middle. she's just 21 years old. she's already won a gold already with the team. sprint 2121. she's cute. team sprint . she's she's cute. team sprint. she's already won gold. she goes in the keirin today , now the the keirin today, now the keirin. so i'll give you a little background on that. japanese started in japan six laps. now there he is. that's the fella on the gurney. it's the fella on the gurney. it's the motorbike, but they call it the motorbike, but they call it the gurney. and i would see. the thing is i, i was, i was watching him go round. this is when they were doing the, the prelims. you can see he looks down because he's looking at the speed. now it's six laps. first three laps the gurney, the motorcycle goes round starts at 30 k, slowly goes faster, faster and then for the last three laps he disappears . and then for the last three laps he disappears. i'd and then for the last three laps he disappears .

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team gb on sunday with emily campbell winning weightlifting bronze, the same colour for cyclist emma finucaneon britain�*s first medal in the sport with silver on saturday. it was a little bit of a shock i think because we were lying in fourth position so we knew we had to do something big to then bring us up to the medal position. and then to see our school as well and how well we swam the routine, even though we didn�*t think it, i think that was just a bit of shock on our face. the ol mics just a bit of shock on our face. the olympics is _ just a bit of shock on our face. the olympics is such — just a bit of shock on our face. the olympics is such an addictive experience. you literally get so many _ experience. you literally get so many emotions going through your whole _ many emotions going through your whole body, it is an incredible experience. it is very addictive and we will— experience. it is very addictive and we will see — experience. it is very addictive and we will see if they are here again. we will— we will see if they are here again. we will see — we will see if they are here

in their opening qualifying race, the trio of emma finucane, sophie capewell and katy marchant set aorld record time of just over 45 seconds. that will give them top seeding when they race again in the next half hour. the gold medal race takes place this evening. great britain have already been on the podium today, twice in the kayak cross. in the mens final, joe clarke — who won both his quarter and semi—final races — started slowly, and managed to recover, from last to second, to win silver. new zealand's finn butcher took gold. in the women's race, kimberley woods — wearing that greeny blue bib — got to the front, only to get tangled up in the final gate, eventually crossing the line last. however, a fault from germany's elena lilik, meant that woods was bumped up to bronze. that's her second medal at the games, she also won bronze in the k1. there was an incredible finish to the triathlon mixed relay. germany took gold but the british quartet of alex yee, georgia taylor—brown, sam dickinson and beth potter thought they'd won silver, after a storming finish from potter, it was a p

katy marchant — alongside her team—mates emma finucane and sophie capewell will compete in the gold medalth keely hodgkinson favourite in the 800 metres. that's all from sportsday. keep across all of the olympics on the bbc sport website. good night. hello. it's been a fairly cloudy day, with some rain here and there, and really quite warm and humid across central and eastern parts of england. how about this evening and tonight? a chance of rain with a weather front moving across the uk. and here it is. it's a cold front. behind it, we have fresher atlantic conditions spreading in. ahead of it, the winds are coming in from the south. a lot of cloud, quite warm and humid, particularly across east anglia, the south—east, into yorkshire as well. temperatures have been around the mid 20s. so the forecast, then, for tonight shows that weather front crossing the uk. for a time, it could be quite heavy — that rain — across the lakes, into south—western scotland. but to the south, by the early hours, i think that rain front should start to fizzle out, so that means dribs and drabs of rain from, s

there was another for track cyclist emma finucane — this time in the individual sprint after winning coming in was, like, people speak about gold medals, but these three medals mean everything to me, and ijust can't believe i got to get up on that podium again, and... yeah, coming into this last day, i was in a pretty tough place, but i mentally got myself into a better place and ijust gave everything on the track and i'm just really proud that, yeah, i finished it off. the very last medal of the games went to emily campbell, who put in a personal best performance to claim bronze in the 81 kilogram weightlifting category. this was the lift that made sure of her medal — 162 kilograms are on that bar. she needed another 12 to go up a place on the podium to match her silverfrom tokyo but couldn't quite manager it. but couldn't quite manage it. it's only a ninth 0lympic weightlifting medal britain has ever won — and she remains the only woman to do it. i don't normally do this with medallists, but can you turn around for us? face away from us. there you go. how long did that take? it too

going into day 11 of the paris games, emma finucane , sophie capel and emma finucane, sophie capel and the total to 11 as they set a world record in track cycling's women's team sprint yesterday. then, over at the athletics last night, keely hodgkinson claimed a first global title with victory in the 800m. those are your latest headunes 800m. those are your latest headlines for now i'm sam francis back with you at 1:00 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com >> forward slash alerts >> well good afternoon britain. it is now 1240 in the afternoon. now three water companies are facing a combined record fine of £168 million. that's after a series of failings, including sewage spills. >> yeah, thames water , >> yeah, thames water, northumbrian and yorkshire water were issued. the penalty by the regulator , ofwat, with thames regulator, ofwat, with thames facing the biggest fine of £104 million. >> well, steve reed, the environment secretary, said he welcomes the action from of

but remember emma finucane , who comes from emma finucane, who comes from west wales, won a the women'snt. so it's looking very encouraging and that that medal britain still in fifth. but they're level on goals now with france and with a bit of luck they're going to go ahead of them. >> so the big things to look out for in the next, because we've got the medals table up now china have 28 golds. the united states 27, australia have 18. then tying in fourth and fifth place, france and great britain. and underneath us is south korea, so our next potential gold medal. where do you think it's going to come from, chris, >> well, hopefully in the next half an hour in, in the women's cycling, emma finucane, who's a brilliant sprinter, she's she's got a great chance to, certainly get a medal. it would be lovely if it's gold as well. she's got another chance to come over the next couple of days as well, but katy, as i said in the heptathlon, great opportunity, 1 or 2 disappointments. >> remember jade jones , the >> remember jade jones, the taekwondo fighter, won two gold medals in successive game

and great britain's emma finucane looks well placed to win her second gold medal in paris.ortly with quarter—final qualification up for grabs. it's been a tough start to the olympics for golfer charly hull. she got her campaign underway this morning and put her first tee shot straight into the water. she then missed her putt to record a double bogey. things haven't improved for her — she's currently 9 over parr — well adrift of the lead. her teammate georgia hall is also starting to struggle — she's two over after her first seven holes. jack laugher finished third in the semi—finals of the mens 3m springboard. he was behind the two chinese divers who qualified in first and second for the final, but he put together a pretty solid list. his team mate, jordon houlden, qualified in fifth place. laugher is looking for his second medal of the games having already won bronze in the synchro event. ireland's kellie harrington said "there are no more mountains to climb" as she announced her retirment from boxing after winning back—to—back golds. the 34—year—old ends her career as a t

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sailing and the track cycling and it's been a successful stint for team gb in the velodrome and emma finucaneic refugee team medal. could it be gold later on? and no lyles hoping for a sprint double as he goesin hoping for a sprint double as he goes in the men's 200 metres final. —— no lyles. authorities injapan have warned the risk of a major earthquake along the pacific coast have become higher than usual. it follows a 7.1 earthquake which hit southwestern japan. officials have not given any evacuation orders — but are telling residents to be on alert for at least a week. nhs patients in england with an inherited blood disorder will be the first in europe to benefit from a gene—editing treatment. it will be used as a potential cure for beta thala seemia. it costs1 point 6 million pounds per patient, but nhs england has struck a deal with the manufacturer, to pay less. two american astronauts who were expected to spend eight days on a mission to the international space station could now be there for more than eight months. the pair can't return to earth as originally planned because their sp

and that's emma finucane who is she's unbelievable.fully. >> is she from northern ireland? no. >> well she's she's actually from england but i think there's, there is irish heritage there. i think you're fine. she's, she's going in the individual sprint and the kieran you know the kieran have you ever seen that where they have the motorbike. yeah. that's so she's going in there as well. and along with sophie capwell very moving because she lost her father three years ago who was also a cyclist. so she was thinking of him. she was talking about him yesterday. and katy marchant, was there with her children . heptathlete originally children. heptathlete originally then turned to become a cyclist and they were brilliant last night broke the world record three times. what more can you ask for? world record and a gold medal all happened last night. and there's more medals coming for cycling, i expect as well. >> and that young girl keely hodgkinson. yeah. winning gold yesterday 800m a difficult distance as well . but she wasn't distance as w

emma finucane took bronze in the kirin. she called her second medal of these games surreal. the ring representing the refugee olympic team, and fighting for its first medal. for the last 15 years she has lived in bolton. she trains with british boxers, but still awaits a uk passport. in blue, from panama... she lost this semifinal by split decision, but she had done what no one has done before — to go to an olympics as a refugee athlete and leave it with a bronze. joe lynskey, bbc news. we have another day of excitement at the olympic. coming to an end. at second day of the heptathlon. very excited about that. the first giant pandas to enter the united states in 21 years were unveiled at their new enclosure at san diego zoo yesterday. the chinese government has long used so—called panda diplomacy, lending the bears to zoos in various countries as goodwill animal ambassadors. our los angeles correspondent, emma vardy, has the details. the pandas actually arrived back injune, but they've spent a bit of time acclimatising, getting used to their new surroundings. but now, they a

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emma finucane, she's only 21 years old. that's her on the left, by the way.ar of, of the track over the next few days because she goes in the keirin, which is the one where they, they chase behind the motorbike, which is a very strange event. and also in the individual sprint. and she was so good in the team sprint, the individual sprint, we're hoping that she's going to do well. but what about the skateboarding? i know you're in for martin. did you manage to see sky brown doing the skateboarding? >> i didn't, i used to be. i used to love skateboarding as a kid, but not not the skateboarding. they do now. >> but do you know the ages of these skateboarders? you've got sky brown is 16 years old and this is the age. and i was just looking at the ages and it was just making me feel bad, looking at the ages of these girls. and they are. they're girls. they're children. there's a 15 year old, there's a 20 year old. she's like the old one. sky brown at 16, another 16 year old, a finished girl is 13. who's in the olympic games. which then worries me because when they

his name is matt richardson and he is, the boyfriend of emma finucane. oh, there he is.ut wanting to improve his chances of getting a medal or better resources in the uk. it's about love. >> it is goodwill. it's got to be. >> i'm still trying to work out the actual. i think it's probably the whole thing together. it all fits in very nicely. but, but yeah, so he's, he's, he was born in kent, so essentially he's a brit. but then he moved over to australia when he was a young boy and that's where he started cycling. and homecoming decided he's decided that's it. and you know what? and if he wins medals, we welcome him back. >> we do absolutely welcome him back.even >> we do absolutely welcome him back. even if he doesn't quite. >> yeah. we'll we'll take anything we've got. we've take anything we've got. we've take anything we've got. but anyway so he's going to be now representing britain. should he be chosen. of course in four years time. >> fingers crossed. best of luck to him. >> and australia. >> and australia. >> they're, they're they're like they're very stoical about

it started in japan and it's emma finucane again who we had win gold who was 21 years old.r. that's the electric bike. that's the motorbike. and then there's three laps where they just all race against them, against each other. so that is late afternoon, early evening. both of those, and i think we stand a great chance. >> and we got a silver in the cycling. in the men's cycling we've got silver yesterday didn't we. that the guy at the front, you'd have to remind me of his name who was so tired he literally slipped off the seat of his bike and he just couldn't. he was just wobbling. he fell off his bike. luckily he stayed upright, but they just lost it. up until that point, there were about 0.1 of a second behind. >> that's it exactly. it was ethan hayter and he's the one that's going in the omnium. so if you if you look at the picture there, the bottom two, they're on their saddles. i thought something had happened. he'd slipped. but you're right. he'd slipped. but you're right. he just said he'd given everything . and in that last everything. and in that last lap, 250m, h

final modern pentathlon with the riding event and the velodrome and three chances of the gold and emma finucane her third medal of the games. and what can we expect from the closing ceremony? i think this will be slightly more conventional! it will be at the stud to france and the athletes will have the chance to march and team gb are hoping for more than 200 of their athletes to take part and they should be taking part in that ceremony and a better chance to look ahead at the los angeles game and it will be a nod to the paralympics, which get under way in a couple of weeks time as well in paris. emit}? weeks time as well in paris. en'oy it all, it weeks time as well in paris. en'oy it an, it has d weeks time as well in paris. en'oy it all, it has been d weeks time as well in paris. en'oy it all, it has been wonderfuli weeks time as well in paris. en'oy it all, it has been wonderful to h it all, it has been wonderful to watch. if you live in london, you might want to go outside and have a good look at your exterior walls this morning to check if the street artist banksy has added yet another cr

i thought she was absolutely magnificent, emma finucane, who was the cyclist?in the team sprint. there's been some great, great performances. we can't really look at it and go, oh, it was a bit of a disaster. it wasn't. i thought it was really entertaining. and i thought the team gb did very well, very unlucky in a lot of sports, but on the whole it was about the olympic spirit and it was about enjoying it, which i think everybody did. >> so was it china or america who won? >> yeah, well you know what united states and china, both on exactly the same. both ended up with 40 gold medals. but the americans pipped them when it came to silver and bronze. so usa , china, japan, australia, usa, china, japan, australia, france, netherlands got above us, netherlands got above us. so we came seventh. great britain, south korea are all right. >> paul coyte thank you very much. good to talk to you. well, it's much. good to talk to you. well, wsfime much. good to talk to you. well, it's time for supplements sunday. the part of the show where i take a look at some of the stor

but there is a hope this morning with emma finucane who's in the cycling sprints. in cycling. >> yeah we do, we do indeed. and so yeah, just to get back to george bell for a second. yes, a cyber security operative, her boss said to her in the summer when she put a laptop down, said the olympics, we will see you again if you win a medal. i don't think she's decided just yet because, i mean, once you've achieved that, i mean, also we should say it was she achieved a british record and a personal best three minutes of 52 seconds. >> just an amazing story. >> just an amazing story. >> it is. it is. »- >> it is. it is. >> thought she'd take up running again. >> but i'll tell you what's slightly depressing from my perspective is because obviously olivia was saying, oh, i went to school with her. and then i realised i was looking at twitter last night. i worked with her dad, andy bell . with her dad, andy bell. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> andy bell, political editor of five news, and so olivia knows her. i know her dad. yeah, that says it all, doesn't it? >> just a quick run thr

standing on the podium, emma finucane. yeah, let's talk about her, she she did.cs, three medals. >> yeah, i think so. >> yeah, i think so. >> gold. you can't argue with that. was in the sprint relay. and then she got two bronzes. she's 21 years old and the cycling hasn't gone probably as well as maybe they would have hoped. because if we look back over the years, especially 2012, it's taken a bit of a dip where it's taken a bit of a dip where it took a dip and now it's hopefully going up again. but she was she was absolutely brilliant. mary rand was the last woman to win the hat trick of medals. three medals in one games. and that was back in 1964. and i was looking into that. i always knew that mary rand was famous for long jump, but also she did the pentathlon as well, which was what mary peters did. dame mary peters back in 72, which then became the heptathlon . so back in those the heptathlon. so back in those days there was only five events. and then she did the four by 100m as well. >> so heptathlon is what 6888. yeah. >> yeah. so back in the day there was