the grace reid and ross hassan. exactly competed together, but a poor but ultimate dive from their opponents meant that she could not defend her european title, and she ended up finishing a disappointing fifth. tomorrow, focus turns the beautiful shores of loch lomond, where two—time 0lympic silver medallist, jazz carlin, a likely switch sports. she will going in the ten kate open water swim, but there is a very strong field including the world champion and olympic champion. she will have her work cut out. yes, plenty more action to come on day eight. after a superb performances from dina asher smith and zharnel hughes yesterday, there were hopes of further british success in athletics today with tim duckworth leading the decathlon heading into tonight's final two events, the javelin and the 1500 metres. ade adedoyin was watching on, trackside in berlin. well, you have got to feel put him duckworth who led the most of the decathlon competition. he was in second place going into the final event, but then fell back in

meanwhile grace reid and ross haslam took silver in the mixed synchronised 3m springboard.ie pirks reports from glasgow. what can you say about adam peaty that hasn't already been said? he is a man who seems to thrive when the spotlight is on him and as the world and european champion in the 50 metre breaststroke, the spotlight was on him. he, as usual, roared to gold in serena fashion. nobody seemed to be able to touch him. don't forget, he has already broken the record in the 100 metre brushstroke. but this was the event where he was unexpectedly beaten to gold beating that four—year unbeaten record that he had been carrying for so record that he had been carrying for so long. this wasn't a world record. he already has ten of those, don't forget, but it was a championship record. he is still not resting on his laurels though. this is what he has to say after the race. chill out, rest, geta massage, has to say after the race. chill out, rest, get a massage, absorb it but not too much. i am going to enjoy all of this after i have finished but i have still got a job to do to

mixed synchro pair grace reid and ross haslam took silver on the 3 metre springboard in what was onlyies then to seasoned pros. it's the last day in the swimming pool tomorrow — one last chance for a show of strength. natalie pirks, bbc news, glasgow. 3,000 people have attended commemorations at amiens cathedral in north—eastern france marking the centenary of the battle that turned the tide of the first world war. the battle of amiens lasted just four days, but it was one of the most successful for the allies, of the whole conflict. theresa may and the duke of cambridge were among those who paid tribute to the fallen, and hundreds of descendants of the troops that took part were also there. let's join sophie raworth, who's in amiens for us tonight. this is the scene in amiens tonight where this spectacular gothic cathedral has been lit up for the crowds. this afternoon the prime minister and prince william joined thousands of people to mark the centenary thousands of people to mark the ce nte nary of thousands of people to mark the centenary of the battle of amiens. the battle was la

and there was gold and silver in the diving pool as grace reid edged out alicia blagg to win the 3—metretop of the diving table with 10 medals, four of them gold. to the premier league now and it was an entertaining first saturday of the season with 16 goals, a red card and plenty of debuts to pore over, as nick parrott reports. after defeat in last weekend's community shield, chelsea got their league campaign off to a flying start. huddersfield are a less daunting prospect than champions manchester city, but the blues are very much a work in progress. the new manager, maurizio sarri, gave a debut to the world's most expensive goalkeeper, kepa arrizabalaga, while another summer signing, jorginho, scored a penalty, before pedro wrapped up a 3—0 win. you said it might take two or three months to see the best of this chelsea team. do you think you can do it faster than that? i hope so. it depends on me, it depends on the players. it's not so easy for me in this moment. well, maybe two months instead of three. none of the promoted sides could manage a win, as fulham went down 2—0 at home to

elsewhere a gold and silver in the diving, grace reid winning the three metre springboard title, britainoks koepka in the lead going into the final round, he won the us open injune and shot 66 to b12 under overall. two shots clear of adam scott in second. tiger woods is in the hunt, he‘s in the mix, lurking on eight under as he continues the comeback from his views to back and he is chasing a 15th major title. the good news is that cricket is still ongoing but theyjust remains to be seen how much more they get, can they get to lunch at one o‘clock before the rain comes down? we are on tenterhooks here, thank you. a remembrance service will take place in county tyrone later this afternoon ahead of the 20th anniversary of the 0magh bombing. 29 people — including a woman pregnant with twins — were killed in a car bomb attack on the town‘s high street in 1998. it was carried out by the dissident republican real ira, several months after the signing of the good friday agreement. 0ur correspondentjohn campbell is in 0magh. the memorial behind me reads ordinary people were doing ordinary things

grace reid and her partner taking silver. it was only the second time they competed together.. one last chance for a show of strength. and staying with the championships, dina asher—smith today spoke of herjoy at taking the 100 metres title — with a new british record time — in berlin last night. she said she couldn't believe it, and praised the support of her family, as our correspondent, ade adedoyin, reports from germany. surely the happiest woman in british athletics. a brilliant smile after a brilliant performance. 24 hours on, she's still struggling to come to terms with it all. yeah, 10.85 then, i honestly can't believe it. i can't believe i ran that kind of time! you know what i'm saying? it was a lifetime ago when a british woman last won the 100 metres gold at the european championships. dorothyjust beat the german girl. the year 1962. england hadn't even won the football world cup. it's taken a special talent to end british athletics, 50—year wait. but the journey‘s not always been easy. knowing you've got something and you and your team, you know it, but sometimes

and there was gold and silver in the diving pool, as grace reid edged out alicia blagg to win the 3 metreand it was an entertaining first saturday of the season, with 16 goals, a red card and plenty of debuts to pore over, as nick parrott reports. after defeat in last weekend's community shield, chelsea got their league campaign off to a flying start. huddersfield are less daunting prospect than champions manchester city, but the blues are very much a work in progress. the new manager gave a debut to the world's most expensive goalkeeper, kepa alisson, while another summer signing, jorginho, scored a penalty, before pedro wrapped up a 3—0 win. you said it might take two or three months to see the best of this chelsea team. do you think you can do it faster than that? i hope so. it depends on me, it depends on the players. it's not so easy for me in this moment. well, maybe two months instead of three. none of the promoted sides could manage a win, as fulham went down 2—0 at home to crystal palace, and cardiff lost by the same score at bournemouth. wolves put up a fantastic fight at moline

grace reid and ross haslam took silver.ina punzel of germany. it is of course a new look european championships, seven sports all running alongside each other, and that includes golf which started today at gleneagles. it's a team matchplay format and the new british open champion georgia hall who is 22, is paired with with the four—time major winner and legend of the game dame laura davies, who is 5a. they won their first group match five and four against spain. the pair clearly pleased to see golf included in these championships. chelsea have agreed to sell their belgian goalkeeper thibaut courtois to real madrid. the deal is subject to the player agreeing personal terms and passing a medical with the european champions. courtois missed training with the blues this week as he looked to push through a move away, he helped his belgian side reach the semi finals of the world cup. meanwhile chelsea look set to break the world record fee for a goalkeeper. 23—year—old spaniard kepa arriza—balega, has bought himself out of his at

and there was gold and silver in the diving pool as grace reid edged out alicia blagg to win the 3—metreturday of the premier league season. they beat huddersfield 3—0 — pedro with the pick of the goals. new boss mauricuo sarri says it could take his side a couple of months to reach their potential. if yesterday's anything to go by that's a frightening prospect. philjagielka was sent off for everton in a 2—2 draw with wolves at molineux. rauljiminez with the second equaliser for the home side after a couple of goals from richarlison on his everton debut. elsewhere there were defeats for the other two promoted sides, fulham and cardiff, whilst watford beat brighton. three games today including arsenal versus manchester city at 4 o'clock. hearts are the early leaders in the scottish premiership after beating champions celtic 1—0 at tynecastle. this volley from kyle lafferty sealed it for hearts who've got two wins out of two at the start of the season. it's celtic‘s earliest defeat in the league for 12 years. england's crickters have a big lead over india in the second test at lords thanks

over in the diving pool in edinburgh, grace reid and ross haslam won silver in the mixed synchroniseder league transfer window closing at 5pm clock this afternoon, chelsea have been splashing the cash. they‘ve paid a world record fee for a goalkeeper, giving athletic bilbao £71 million for kepa arriza balaga. that‘s also a club record fee. he replaces thibaut courtois, who has signed for real madrid. celtic manager brendan rodgers said they were still in a really good position in the champions league despite a 1—1 draw at home to aek athens. callum mcgregor put celtic ahead but an equaliser for the greeks means the scottish champions have to score in next week‘s away leg in order to make the last qualifying round. england need just a point from their final group game at the under 20 women‘s world cup to make the quarter—finals. they drew 1—1 with brazil yesterday, georgia stanway putting england ahead from the penalty spot before brazil snatched a point late in injury time. staying with the youngsters... 20—year—old ollie pope will make his england debut in the second test against ind

and there was another medal for great britain in the mixed 3 metre diving event in edinburgh — grace reidleft for those decathletes. the judgment gets going in the next 20 minutes or so. and the 1500 metres. we saw the start of the goal. and we saw the start of the golf today at gleneagles. it's a team event and the new british open champion georgia hall who is 22, is paired with the four—time major winner and hall of famer dame laura davies, who is 54 and they won their first group match 5 & 4 against spain. all the other sports, for golf to be involved in that, it feels like a mini olympics, which i am sure is what the athletes of thing. this is a huge event, and it would be nice if over the next few years the scruff of golf becomes a major part of this. and it is nice to be paying the same venue as the men. what was it like on that first tee? it was very special. the first time i have had that. it was great, and i had a lot of fun today might, and hopefully i can do about the next couple of days. they play germany tomorrow at gleneagles. table quarter, who is out belching keeper, wa nt