that for great britain.n tokyo bay. that will be a bit of a slog later on on the track, we are going to have the start of the habitat alone, it will be all eyes on this battle between katerina johnson, thompson, the world champion from 2019, the olympic champion from belgium. katerina johnson times and has been struggling a little bit with any achilles injury fall stair —— this year. it will be interesting to see how it goes. the hurdles are oppressed, and then they have the highjump and the oppressed, and then they have the high jump and the shot put and the 200 years later. they will also then compete tomorrow. the women's golf gets under way in terms of gb there. you're looking at mel reid, jodi, we also have another new sport making its debut in sport climbing. the men went yesterday and today it of the women with sean i'm going in for that for great britain.— that for great britain. thank you very much _ that for great britain. thank you very much for— that for great britain. thank you very much for tak

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he didn't get involved until 2017, and here he is today winning a gold medalfor great britain.al of these games. he was also making a paralympic debut here in tokyo, so all these new athletes coming in really racking up the medals for great britain. and, at the end of the day today, there is three gold medals for great britain, three silver medals and six bronze. the 2022 tour de yorkshire cycle race has been cancelled. millions have watched the event from the roadside since it was first run in 2014, but it was called off last year and this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. the organisers say next year's event wouldn't be viable because of "escalating financial challenges and uncertainties" england captainjoe root says his side need to build on their peformance from the third test with india at headingley. england won the test to draw the series level heading into the fourth test at the oval on thursday but they will be without their wicketkeeper jos buttler who will miss the game to be at the birth of his second child. i think we got to use it as a bit of a template mo

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great britain's hannah cockroft will be going for gold in the 100 metres.will see maria lyle go again in the 200 metres. she has already picked up a bronze medal in the 100 metres here in tokyo and she will be hoping to get another tomorrow. the triathlon for the women also starts tomorrow. and great britain's claire cashmore and lauren steadman will be going head—to—head, battling it out for gold. lauren steadman won a silver medal in rio in the triathlon and claire cashmore is the current world champion. it's going to be a very close race between those two. and great britain is also looking to make a bit of history in the wheelchair rugby. they have never won a medal at the paralympic games before, but tomorrow they are absolutely confirmed to get one because they are going in the gold medal match. they beat the host japan in the semifinal today, and it will be the final for that gold tomorrow. it is looking like a super sunday here in tokyo. very much looking forward to that. that's all from sportsday. we'll see you again next time. good evening. the set

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you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport great britainthe swimming pool with eight medals. adam peaty was one of the main components of britain's success in tokyo with three medals — he became the first british swimmer to retain an olympic title in the 100 metre backstroke — he added a second gold in the mixed medley relay and a silver in the men's medley race. we can now speak to one of the men behind his success. bill beswick is adam peaty�*s performance psychologist and author of the book �*changing your story�*. good to with us. let's talk about the importance of the psychological build—up to a huge event on the world stage like this. build-up to a huge event on the world stage like this.— world stage like this. well, it's alwa s world stage like this. well, it's always important, _ world stage like this. well, it's always important, because - world stage like this. well, it's always important, because the world stage like this. well, it's - always important, because the mind drives the body. the mind is the athlete, the body isjust d

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today there are three or gold medals,...- for great britain. or gold medals,... cristiano ronaldo says he is back to where he belongs at manchester united. he left the club over a decade ago tojoin real madrid. the portuguese striker will be heading back to united from juventus in a deal worth nearly £13 million with potential additional payments. he has signed a two—year contract with the option to extend for a further year and says he is doing it for sir alex fergurson. liverpool captainjordan henderson has signed a new contract keeping him at anfield until 2025. the england midfielder has made nearly 400 appearances in a decade with the club and had two years remaining on his existing deal. andy murray wasn't happy with his opponent stefanos tsitisipas as he was knocked out of the first round of the us open last night. it had been a great match, with murray playing some of his best tennis in recent years, moving into a 2—1 lead over the world number three. tsistipas fought back to 2—2 but then disappeared for an eight—minute bathroom break,

, and we are— britain here in great britain, and we are are— britain here in great britain, and we arelike to love this country any more, and i_ like to love this country any more, and i think— like to love this country any more, and i think they are wrong, i think we are, _ and i think they are wrong, i think we are, and — and i think they are wrong, i think we are, and i_ and i think they are wrong, i think we are, and i think we do love this country _ we are, and i think we do love this count . . , we are, and i think we do love this count . ., , , country. kate, it is interesting timinu.

sport is alive in the uk and across great britain.gth to strenuth. .,, _, , it's going to go from strength to strenuth. , , strength. those competitive events are available. _ strength. those competitive events are available, coming _ strength. those competitive events are available, coming thick- strength. those competitive events are available, coming thick and - are available, coming thick and fast. , , ., ., ., fast. definitely. coming out of covid and _ fast. definitely. coming out of covid and lockdown, _ fast. definitely. coming out of covid and lockdown, the - fast. definitely. coming out of i covid and lockdown, the athletes have been itching to get back into perform. some of these guys that are at the olympics have not performed for the last 18 months. so now they are just raring to for the last 18 months. so now they arejust raring to go. i hear the story from tom daley saying in 2018 it was like his break, and now he is coming alive again now. i think you could see more longevity from some of the guys that were potentially

great britain. games, hannah mills is now the most successful female sailor of all time. it's been one of the hardest weeks of my life, everyday feeling sick, not being able to eat, just nerves up not being able to eat, just nerves up and, yeah, the emotion ofjust... we've done it, it's over, we've done what we came here to do. and 13—year—old skye brown took bronze in the skate birding to become britain's youngest ever olympic medallist. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel... an atrocious batting collapse sees england lose six wickets for just 22 runs. all out for 183. india on top of the first test at trent bridge. a series of significant changes to the covid travel rules will come into force in the early hours of sunday morning. france, which is a major destination for british tourists, is to be brought into line with other embolus countries. there is coming from france to england will no longer need to quarantine if they are fully vaccinated. other changes include india, bahrain, q

it is gold to great britain! she will be back for more medals later in the games.r got a bronze on the first day of the athletics action. next week, kadeena cox will race there in the 400 metres. her record—breaking efforts already well on track. stuart pollitt, bbc news. great britain up to nine golds now, four of them have come from the pool our reporter rachel latham is in tokyo. she cut up at the stars on top of the podium. she she cut up at the stars on top of the podium-— the podium. she hasn't won two metals here _ the podium. she hasn't won two metals here in _ the podium. she hasn't won two metals here in tokyo _ the podium. she hasn't won two metals here in tokyo at - the podium. she hasn't won two metals here in tokyo at the - the podium. she hasn't won two i metals here in tokyo at the aquatic centre. she went in the 400 metre freestyle first. she lost out on the gold by 0.12 of the second, so she had to set for silver, but then yesterday she went in that 100 metres freestyle, and absolutely stormed it to victory. she got the gold medal, so she is now g

great britain. intyre have won olympic gold for team gb. it had already been a fantastic regatta for britain, well, it's just got even better. mills, who had been one of the team gb's flag bearers at the opening ceremony, now the most successful female sailor in olympic history. it's been one of the hardest weeks of my life, i am sure for eilidh as well. just every day, feeling sick, not being able to eat, just nerves building up, and, yeah, the emotion ofjust... we've done it. it's over, we've done what we came here to do. i can't believe this has happened. i think i have dreamed of it my entire life with my dad and just, yeah, ijust, it is such an amazing feeling and i can't wait to have it round my neck. mills' friends and family meanwhile watching on from the yacht club in cardiff bay where the 33—year—old had first learned to sail. i was just so relieved for them both, they have worked so hard, they have tried every different approach to tactics, communication, and anything else they possibly co

america has no truer friend than great britain. | truer friend than great britain.he fight truer friend than great britain. britain joined the fight to topple the taliban, invading afghanistan, where the militants had training camps. where the militants had training cams. ~ . , ., where the militants had training cams. ~ ., ., ., , camps. military action against taruets camps. military action against targets inside _ camps. military action against targets inside afghanistan - camps. military action againstj targets inside afghanistan has begun — targets inside afghanistan has be . un. targets inside afghanistan has beuun. , , ~ targets inside afghanistan has beuun. , , . ., ., ., ., begun. the presence of international troo -s begun. the presence of international traces enabled _ begun. the presence of international troops enabled girls _ begun. the presence of international troops enabled girls to _ begun. the presence of international troops enabled girls to go _ begun. the presence of international troops enabled girls to go to - troops enabled girls to go to sch

new olympic champion for great britain!est in the world at something and i've been world number one but it's not the same as winning a world champs or an olympics. this is literally a dream come true. in the olympic final for great britain's tom daley... after the joy of synchronised gold, today tom daley was flying solo. as his son robbie watched on from home with his husband, there was no knitting to alleviate the nerves this time, just six dives between him and the individual gold he so craved. yes, get in! he got off to a cracking start but his remarkable chinese rivals soon turned the screw. 0h! cao yuan became the first man in history to win olympic gold in three different disciplines. his compatriot, yang jian, took the silver. for daley, bronze and a little piece of british diving history. well, that bronze is tom daley�*s fourth olympic medal at his fourth olympic games. just like a fine wine, he seems to be getting better with age. so, what's next? i don't know. i've always said i'll keep going as long as my body

great britain's sailing team are guaranteed two more medals. down to a seven—way play—off. he was eliminated at the first extra hole, with rory mcilroy following soon after. the bronze eventually went to ct pan of chinese taipei, with american zander schofflee winning gold medal and slovakia's rory sabbatini silver. simone biles has withdrawn from tomorrow's floor final, but is yet to make a decision on whether she will compete in the beam final on tuesday. the four—time olympic champion had already withdrawn from the team final, individual all—around final, plus the vault and uneven bars finals to focus on her mental health. unfortunately, not all good news for gb on day nine. great britain were beaten by india in the men's hockey quarterfinals, which means india are into the last four for the first time since 1980. our olympic correspondent nick hope rounds up the rest of the action for us from tokyo. we'll come to that quarterfinal, but it's a dramatic day of boxing. fraser clark, after over a decade for qualifying, had made it to tokyo 2020

and the first gold medal in team eventing for great britain since 1972.ill be a big celebration and i don't think it will be with a cup of tea and a biscuit! and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel: history made by emily campbell who becomes the first british female weightlifter to win an olympic medal. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. there have been tears, hugs and jubilant reunions at uk airports today as family members split across continents by the pandemic have finally been able to meet again. from today, people arriving in the uk from the united states and most of the european union no longer have to self—isolate for ten days if they're fully vaccinated, though strict rules still apply for those who've been in france. they'll still have to take a pre—departure covid test and a pcr test within two days of arrival. but the travel industry and some conservative mps are warning that potential plans for an "amber watch list" — that would flag countries at risk of requiring harsher quarantine measures — could worsen the damage alre

great britain win the medal race and l germany -- for germany. great. gold medal in tokyo 2020. if that wasn't enough drama for you, giles scott was up next in the men's thin. a class gb have won consecutively for the last six olympics. he needed a top five finish to retain his gold medal. he has to start overtaking. his experience _ has to start overtaking. his experience showed in the final stretch as he sailed into fourth place. stretch as he sailed into fourth lace. ., ., stretch as he sailed into fourth lace, ., ., ., stretch as he sailed into fourth lace. ., ., ., ., stretch as he sailed into fourth lace. .,., ., ., ., , place. ciao scott at the wind holds onto the gold _ place. ciao scott at the wind holds onto the gold medal. _ place. ciao scott at the wind holds onto the gold medal. and - place. ciao scott at the wind holds onto the gold medal. and into - place. ciao scott at the wind holds onto the gold medal. and into the| onto the gold medal. and into the history boors- _ and there was a silver to add to the tally on the water. great britain

how many wars did great britain lose from 1750-1950, one. they could imagination size republic that never existed before. they could imagine the separation of church and state, the creation of a secular society. that had never happened before either and a principle that political scientists think is crucial, the doctrine of federalism meaning there is no single source of sovereignty in the american republic which everyone thought you have to have. those were great triumphs and in the midst of triumphs are two enormous tragedies. what is the failure to reach a just accommodation with native americans and the other is the failure to end slavery. in that sense the great achievements of the founding are built on two enormous crimes. the founders could imagine all the things i mentioned earlier but they could not imagine a biracial society or multiracial society. they are part of a lost world in that regard. you need to recognize willingness to listen, not to make the mistake of an anthropologist to goes to samoa and told the dennis people child-

representing great britain and today, she broke her own_ great britain and today, she broke her own worldn world record, which is amazing in— her own world record, which is amazing in itself and one another lold amazing in itself and one another gold medal in the 3000 metres individual pursuits and so, just amazing — individual pursuits and so, just amazing. you probably say she is unstoppable and she it's rightfully very pleased with yourself, i was on the front— very pleased with yourself, i was on the front pages today it's just amazing _ the front pages today it's just amazing and it starts the paralympics and also, the great thing _ paralympics and also, the great thing about it injapanese society, i thing about it injapanese society, i have _ thing about it injapanese society, i have also— thing about it injapanese society, i have also seen that they are hoping — i have also seen that they are hoping that the paralympics will help make japanese society more inclusive — help make japanese society more inclusive and more disabilities with disabilities can do. and as of the showings —

it was a pretty successful day 10 of the tokyo games for great britain, where more olympic history was9 years. world number one oliver townend was last to go on ballaghmor class. he had one fault, but that didn't matter, because he went clear through the rest of his ride to take gb�*s 11th gold of the tokyo games. townend said it was a team effort. i didn't know how much we had in hand, actually, so i put myself under a bit of pressure, but that's normal. but these two guys had made it very easy for me, jumping such amazing rounds. tom went in and obviously nailed the clear round. and laura's horse had a spook, but she gave him a brilliant ride as always, so just surrounded by class horses and very classy people. there'll be a big celebration, and i don't think it'll be with a cup of tea and a biscuit! and tom mcewen won as well a silver in the individual eventing final later. it was a near—perfect performance from mcewen on his horse toledo de kerser. but a superb final round from germany'sjulia krajewski was enough to take the gold. a couple of errors by team—mate oliver townend push

what did, like, france or spain or great britain think of this map? because this is very clearly incorporates territories that they supposedly claim and had claim to in the northwest or in the southwest, down there. >> well, that is right. and it became -- the united states had to worry a lot about the hostility of foreign powers in the early decades of its existence. and even in the territories by that had been seeded by the treaty of paris in 1783, britain never gave up western posts in the great lakes region and continued to harass or encourage native allies to harass settlement, the war of 1812 is a kind of a -- a british assault on american sovereignty on multiple fronts at once. and similarly in the southeast, spain in particular, challenges american sovereignty over the american southeast and erin burr and various other people . and aaron burr and various other people considered conspiring. various people in kentucky and tennessee spent some time, people like john severe in kentucky, spent some time thinking about whether spanish -- an alliance

we will start with katie archibald and loretta kenney going in that madison for great britain. ally for her to do that. she britain. if she gets any medal at all, she would equal the record of charlotte with six olympic medals. so no doubt it will be all eyes on laura kenny bear and the great story that she provides, and then on the track, we have got another laura and laura mira, she's going in the 1500 metres final. she has been there or thereabouts, hasn't she come in most of the spine is that the outdoors and the olympics and at the recent past, but she is never quite got on the podium. she has taken the 800 metres away from herself and this eventin metres away from herself and this event in order to focus on the 1500 metres. however, she will have some stiff opposition from the dutch runner. she has already won gold in the 5000 metres. she's going in the 1500 metres as well, and she is also trying to get an unprecedented travel because she has —— she's also going to go for gold in the women's 10,000 metres. a great story but deena asher—smith. we have seen the injury concer

great britain also made history in the wheelchair rugby before coming to tokyo, great britain had neverit to the athletes' village here in tokyo. after omission from the international paralympic committee, they out of afghanistan and have arrived and will be competing in the athletics and tae kwon do on september two and third. formula 1 and maxima straffan was declared the winner of a belgian grand prix that lasted two laps behind the safety car. heavy rain prevented any competitive racing at the track, so everyone getting half points based on qualifying. first app points based on qualifying. first app and therefore cuts lewis hamilton's read.— app and therefore cuts lewis hamilton's read. , ~ :, hamilton's read. they knew that the track wasn't — hamilton's read. they knew that the track wasn't any _ hamilton's read. they knew that the track wasn't any good _ hamilton's read. they knew that the track wasn't any good and _ hamilton's read. they knew that the track wasn't any good and we - hamilton's read. they knew that the | track wasn't any good and we started to laps behind the safet

great britain had never won a medal in the wheelchair rugby.g final by 54 points to 49. the victory made all the sweeter because the americans had beaten them in the pool stage. in the —— in the under 100 kilosjudo there was another medal. and britain has something of a monopoly in the dressage, winning the team event every time since 1996. that record persisted with yet another gold. tottenham are the early leaders in the premier league — they're the only side with a 100% winning record, after beating watford this afternoon. it's just the second time in the last 12 seasons they've won their first three league games. nuno espirito santo's side a yet to concede a goal too. they won 1—0 today, thanks to son heung—min�*s free kick in the first half. harry kane made his first premier league start today. spurs lead the way, on 9 points, going into the international break. it isa it is a perfect start. we should enjoy this moment. we go to the international break and then we will come back with a strong energy and positive energy and that is what we

great britain won medals in all four bmx events at the tokyo olympics.dy young — who set up adrenaline alley skate park in corby where charlotte worthington and declan brooks, who won bronze in the men's bmx freestyle have both trained. great to have you with us. to you let that imagine this kind of success? ~ , ,., y let that imagine this kind of success? ~ , ,., , ., let that imagine this kind of success? ~ , , ., ~ let that imagine this kind of success? ~ , ., ~ ., success? absolutely not. we have known all along _ success? absolutely not. we have known all along we _ success? absolutely not. we have known all along we had _ success? absolutely not. we have known all along we had got - success? absolutely not. we have known all along we had got the i known all along we had got the potential bit to get the gold and the bond is the way they did was phenomenal, absolutely phenomenal. —— the gold and the bronze. faint phenomenal, absolutely phenomenal. -- the gold and the bronze.— -- the gold and the bronze. paint is a icture -- the gold and the bronze. p

laura muir gets the silver for great britain _ and britain's laura muir smashes her personal best toe releases new software that will scan its phones and other devices for images of child sex abuse as they're uploaded, and then report them to the police. and coming up — the friendly sharks seen from above, off bondi beach in sydney. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. it is all go in tokyo. the cyclist laura kenny has become britain's most—decorated female olympic athlete, after she and team—mate katie archibald won the women's madison event in the velodrome. the pair dominated the 120 lap race, winning 10 of the 12 sprints. it means kenny has won gold in three consecutive olympic games, and archibald in two. elsewhere, after their gold in rio, britain's hockey women have taken bronze in tokyo, with a narrow victory over india. and team gb's 18th gold medal of the games came from kate french in the women's moden pentathlon. in the last hour, team gb's laura muir has won silver in the 1500m final. there were three medals in the athletics. in the past few minutes team gb's men narrowl

is travelled all of the war representing great britain - with.avelled all of the war i representing great britain but the heat and humidity presents a particular challenge for athletes with spinal injuries. i’m particular challenge for athletes with spinal injuries.— particular challenge for athletes with spinal injuries. with spinal in'uries. i'm unable to self regulate— with spinal injuries. i'm unable to self regulate my _ with spinal injuries. i'm unable to self regulate my temperature. i with spinal injuries. i'm unable to self regulate my temperature. to do that happening, i don't sweat and so any heart conditions, is pretty difficult. it could be fatal. i've been playing tennis matches before for temperatures of been 40.5 degrees. it gets really hot in israel and it's really dangerous. so he approached companies to make a device he can wear during play. this is the cooling vest used by anthony and use that same kind of technology and use that same kind of technology and court caps. those of the cooling devices used by some cancer patients

he didn't get involved until 2017, and here he is today winning a gold medalfor great britain. end of the day today, there is three gold medals for great britain, three silver medals and six bronze. the 2022 tour de yorkshire cycle race has been cancelled. millions have watched the event from the roadside since it was first run in 2014, but it was called off last year and this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. the organisers say next year's event wouldn't be viable because of "escalating financial challenges and uncertainties" england captainjoe root says his side need to build on their peformance from the third test with india at headingley. england won the test to draw the series level heading into the fourth test at the oval on thursday but they will be without their wicketkeeper jos buttler who will miss the game to be at the birth of his second child. i think we got to use it as a bit of a template moving forward. everything we speak about as a team, how we want to play test cricket, we pretty much delivered. good partnerships, 100 partnerships in there, and we wer

and great britain is also looking to make a bit of history in the wheelchair rugby.y have never won a medal at the paralympic games before, but tomorrow they are absolutely confirmed to get one because they are going in the gold medal match. they beat the host japan in the semifinal today, and it will be the final for that gold tomorrow. it is looking like a super sunday here in tokyo. a quick reminder before we go, it is 1—1 at anfield. most sally gave the equaliser. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, it's click. coventry was once the heart of british automotive manufacturing, dubbed britain's motor city. but it's moved with the times — now hosting the institute for future transport and cities at coventry university, playing an important part in the future of autonomous, sustainable and connected transport. for a few years now, we've been told that driverless cars are just around the corner. and on this programme, we've taken a few for a spin. but before they can truly become a reality, we need to know that we can trust them just as much, if not more, than

49 years, great britain have waited for their eventing gold medal. an gymnast simone biles will compete in an olympic final tomorrow — after missing several others to focus on her mental health.

bring on the metalfor great britain. in the metal for great britain.ch jostling for position and how much tactics coming to play?— tactics coming to play? tactics it hat-ened tactics coming to play? tactics it happened so _ tactics coming to play? tactics it happened so quickly. _ tactics coming to play? tactics it happened so quickly. so - tactics coming to play? tactics it happened so quickly. so yeah, i tactics coming to play? tactics it l happened so quickly. so yeah, you have to think on your feet a little bit because you don't know what people are going to do and you may have to change your game plan and there wasn't much of a gap around subbing to come through but one did and i struck for home. home subbing to come through but one did and i struck for home.— yeah, i was trying to track her down the left too much of a gap there. so we'll try again another day. and i just didn't look at anything else in, she came from so far back. in in, she came from so far back. in ou in, she came from so far back. in you finish so strongly there, it was a new b

um part, that's because great britain doesn't have a written constitution. you can always fool undergraduates by say where in london should you go to find a british constitution? it doesn't exist. but that my point here is that the the doctrine of original all judges just as all historians are writing and deciding from the point of view of the present. we can't help but be that that's where we're living and we carry those convictions with us. um, if you really want to recover the the mentality of ordinary americans in 1787 88 they believed the indians should be removed. they believed that blacks were inferior. they believe that women should not get the vote. they believe that you had to have property to have a vote. a lot of things that nobody believes in now i would think and and so that it's that i think that what's called the living constitution is an inherent. that's what you have to do the condominium of those words has expanded in time. and and that we have to recognize that and try to adjust the meaning of those words to our own 21st century condition

at the games, the first gold medal in team eventing for great britain since 1972., a special welcome for team gb�*s swimmers — they return home after their most successful games ever. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel: history made as emily campbell becomes the first british woman to win an olympic medal in weightlifting. good evening. after months of being separated by the covid restrictions on international travel, many families and friends have finally been able to meet and embrace today after the rules for entry to the uk changed in the early hours of this morning. the change means that people who've been fully vaccinated in the united states or in the european union no longer have to quarantine for ten days if they arrive from a country on the amber list. but stricter rules still apply for those travelling from france. but people still have to take a covid test before setting off for the uk and then a pcr test within two days of arrival. there were fears in some quarters of a so—called "amber watchlist", identifying those countries at risk of

great britain win the medal race and with it the gold medal. there were two golds and a silver in sailing. britain is sixth overall in the medal table. and in cycling, jason kenny won his eighth medal, to match the all—time record for british olympians. you do your first olympics, and i think you just catch up in the momentum, and to repeat it and then having to do it again and again, itjust gets... and again, itjust gets harder, to be fair. and a remarkable comeback for the best us gymnast of all time. simone biles takes bronze, despite her struggle with mental health. we'll have all the day's news from tokyo, with just five days of competition left. also today. in scotland, the first minister confirms that almost all remaining covid restrictions willl end from next monday. the olympic sprinter from belarus tells the bbc why she's scared to return home, and the fears for her family's safety. and we talk to britain's youngest—ever summer olympian, on the eve of her quest for gold. and coming up on the bbc news channel, a stunning silver for kee

it does not seem great. britain was actually the hardest hit of the g 7 from the pandemic. and i think many people attributed to me to napoleon, but it was actually a friendship illusionary who quoted it as being a nation of shopkeepers. they said it while the derisively but it was actually taken with great pride by the british. why it is a nation of shopkeepers and the british are very social people. why was the u. k hit so hard? why is it bounce back so strongly? it is because the british have now gone out a lot of those statistics in the 2nd quarter. of course, we're boyd, by the success of the british, the english 14 doing so well in the euro's, the celebration of every piece of power across the u. k. was making pieces in the shape of footballs thought. apart from that rule, she soon asked the chancellor of the exchequer has said, he's not going to be complacent. i don't think anyone should be complacent about this. bought it is due to a steady hand at the bank of being on some very well in terms of stimulating the economy. and i do think you're going to see this contin

and the golden couple — husband and wife neil and lora fachie both win gold medals for great britainning street says the uk's military evacuation from afghanistan has ended tonight with the departure of the last british troops and diplomats from kabul airport — bringing to a close 20 years of british military operations in the country. it follows the final flight out for civilians earlier today fleeing the taliban. the head of the armed forces said it was "heartbreaking" that british troops hadn't been able to rescue everybody. he said hundreds of eligible people have been left behind. altogether, the us military says nearly 112,000 people have been airlifted from kabul. of those, more than 15,000 were flown out by british forces. but up to 11 hundred afghans — and 150 uk nationals — could not be rescued. here's our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley. heading home. 1,000 british troops were sent into kabul to get people out. us troops provided security for an unprecedented international rescue mission. the last british plane carrying civilians flew out of kabul this morning. t

great britain were beaten by india in the men's hockey quarterfinals.n it coming to the end of the fourth quarter before hardik singh struck to seal a 3—1 win for india and book them a place in the semis for the first time in 41 years. gb captain adam dixon says it's his last game for the side. we really push the indian team their right to the bitter end and i think, ijust wish we right to the bitter end and i think, i just wish we could right to the bitter end and i think, ijust wish we could have gone through that again and that first half was a little bit slow and i think that meant we were always chasing in that game and it's so hard to chase in hockey, especially when a team wants to sit deep and a team like india who are well organised and soak up pressure, i felt we gave it a good crack but just not quite enough on today. so this is how the medal table looks at the end of day 9. gb has 10 golds which puts them sixth. a few guaranteed medals to come though, british boxer ben whittaker will win at least a silver after he reached tuesday's 81kg fina