on the last day of the anniversary games, greg rutherford bid farewell to the london stadium — scene he finished tenth, but received a great reception ahead of his retirement at the end of the season as kate grey reports emotions were running high to greg rutherford as he was introduced to the london cloud for the last time. a household name sincejumping to victory at this very track six years ago. but today it wasn't about her form is due to struggles with injuries. instead it was an exhibition and a goodbye to his loyal fa ns. exhibition and a goodbye to his loyalfans. so, exhibition and a goodbye to his loyal fans. so, that exhibition and a goodbye to his loyalfans. so, that they've exhibition and a goodbye to his loyal fans. so, that they've are great. he managed to get his third jump great. he managed to get his third jump onto the scoreboard, but it wasn't enough to contend with the rest of the field. but it didn't matter to his london proud. he said with every moment of his final farewell at the stadium. one of the things i remember so distinctly from london in 2012 was one of

his retirement at the end of the season as kate grey reports emotions were running high for a greg rutherfordtime. a household name sincejumping the last time. a household name since jumping to victory at this very track six years ago, but today wasn't about the performance due to struggles with injuries. instead it was an exhibition and a goodbye to his loyalfans. was an exhibition and a goodbye to his loyal fans. he was an exhibition and a goodbye to his loyalfans. he managed to get his loyalfans. he managed to get his third jump onto the scoreboard but not enough to contend with the rest of the field. it didn't matter to this london cloud as they savoured every moment of his final farewell. one of the things i remember distinctly from london 2012 was saying, this is your chance, when they ran through on the first attempt, and again today, people shouting, well done, thank you for the memories. it brings a tear to your eye, but the memories. it brings a tear to youreye, but again, the memories. it brings a tear to your eye, but again, a lovely way for me to say goodbye. plenty to cheer abou

on the last day of the anniversary games, greg rutherford said goodbye to the london stadium — the sceney finish tenth today, but he received a great reception with his retirement expected by the end of the season. british wheelchair racer kare adenegan, who is 17, stunned the paralympic champion hannah cockroft in the t34 in the t34100 metres and also broke her world record. it‘s as you were at the tour de france. great britain‘s gerraint thomas is still in the leader‘s yellowjersey. denmark‘s magnus cort won today‘s 15th stage that ended in carcassone. tomorrow is a rest day, before the tour heads to the pyrenees. thomas leads his teamate chris froome by over a minute and a half. and finally, england‘s men will play new zealand overnight in the final of the rugby world cup sevens in san francisco. that‘s all your sport. clive. many thanks. that‘s it. there‘s more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, but now on bbc one, it‘s time for the news where you are. have a very good night. this is bbc news and the time is just coming up to 10:25 p:m.. morneau on news that police in wo

yes the crowd will be looking forward to seeing greg rutherford later this afternoon but we have justsaw the british men running to victory in a time of 37.61 and that team was including adam gemili and mitchell—blake. including adam gemili and mitchell—bla ke. a brilliant performance are looking good for the european championships. in terms of other british athletes, we will see dina asher—smith in the 200 metres will stop she has broken the british record in the 100 metres this season and will hope to do the same in the 200 against a world—class field. including the world champion daphne —— dafne schippers. laura muir will go with women's mile. she wants to break the record which has stood 33 yea rs break the record which has stood 33 years and she has a good record breaking records here. a brilliant way to ramp up the action in a jam—packed few days of sprinting and field events at the london stadium. you can watch that on bbc two. and stage 15 of the tour de france is under way — wales's geraint thomas is in the leader's yellowjersey, he is one minute and 39 seconds ahead of chris

greg rutherford has been saying farewell to the london stadium.on. it is the last time he will compete in that stadium, where he won gold at the olympics in 2012. great british wheelchair racer kare adenegan smashed the world record in the t34100 metres adenegan is only 17 and she shattered compatriot hannah cockcroft‘s previous record with a time of 16.80 seconds, cockroft finished in second place there was also a world record for world and paralympic champion sophie hahn in the t38 200 metres. hahn clocked 25.93 seconds in a comfortable victory to improve on her previous record time which she set last summer. that's it. and stage 15 of the tour de france will finish in the next hour. we are back with more in the next hour. thank you, holly. the french finance minister, bruno le maire, has said a trade war is now a reality, and is threatening global growth. he was speaking at a g20 summit in argentina where finance ministers and bankers from the world's leading economies denounced president trump's policy of imposing trade tariffs. translation: w

on the last day of the anniversary games, greg rutherford said goodbye to the london stadium, scene ofish tenth today, but he received a great reception ahead of his expected retirement at the end of the season great britain's geraint thomas is still in the leader's yellow jersey going into the last week of the tour de france. denmark's magnus cort won today's 15th stage that ended in carcassone. tomorrow is a rest day before the tour heads to the pyrenees. thomas leads his teamate chris froome by over a minute and a half. and that's all the sport. many thanks, olly foster. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. bye for now. five mps are calling for a consultation on whether to ban that all changed when akira realised he was awake and alert. best—selling author and long—range wheelchair racer and now about to be a father. his incredible story. this is martin pistorius. he was born in 1975 and grew up in south africa. as a child growing upi grew up in south africa. as a child growing up i was perhaps a little quieter tha

the anniversary games came to a close at olympic park ealier, and greg rutherford has been saying farewellfort of 7.55 metres. he is expected to retire from the sport soon, and this is the last time he'll compete in the stadium where he won the gold medal on super saturday at the olympics in 2012. if you can't train the fundamentals, you can't expect to be able to win major championships, and for me, i wonder europeans back to back twice. i don't think it's feasible for me to do it again now, so i have to get rid of the idea of going to the europeans, get ready for burning and have a bit of fun, but really this was it. it was make or break this weekend and i think it's the right thing for me to do. great british wheelchair racer kare adenegan smashed the world record in the tsa 100 metres. adenegan is only 17 and beat hannah cockcroft‘s old mark with a time of 16.80 seconds. cockroft was second. there was also a world record for world and paralympic champion sophie hahn in the t38 200 metres. hahn clocked 25.93 seconds to improve on her previous record time. a reminder — england's men are

greg rutherford says his son milo could jump further than him these days.om london 2012 was one of the people saying, "go on, greg, this is your chance," after i ran through on the first attempt, and that's always something i remember. then again today, people shouting, "well done, thank you for the memories," etc. it does bring a bit of a tear to your eye, and that's how it's been today. but again, a lovely way to say goodbye. great british wheelchair racer carry adenegan smashed the world record in the t34100 metres. adenegan is only 17. she beat hannah cockcroft‘s old mark with a time of 16.80 seconds, cockroft was second. it meant so much to me. i was so hungry for it today, really wanted it to be a good race but i knew coming in here hannah was so amazing, she had the world record andi amazing, she had the world record and i knew i had to really work hard for it. i'm so pleased with it as well. the 100 has been really strong this season, i had a pb around a month ago, i got 17.37 and i could get anything near that i will be happy. now, how about this?

we also had greg rutherford saying goodbye to the london stadium.ad a lot of injuries and his body won't hold up in competition. he has two more events in birmingham at newcastle but rutherford said he will not be able to defend his european title in berlin in august because he's had too many injuries and he doesn't wa nt to too many injuries and he doesn't want to content for that because he won't be able to try and win a gold medal. greg rutherford and his son waving goodbye to the british crowds. british crowds can see him twice more before retiring from athletics. buying a home is getting trickier. one of the uk s largest mortgage a spike in the number of people getting down valuations on houses. that's when a lender thinks a property is worth less than someone has agreed to pay for it. london and country says it's dealing with more properties that have been downvalued than those which haven't. meanwhile one online estate agent estimates around one in five houses is being down valued. these down valuations can lead to housing chains breaking dow

greg rutherford has been saying farewell to the london stadium. he finished tenth in the long jump. at the olympics in 2012. if you cannot train the fundamentals, you cannot expect to be able to win major championships. and for me, i won the european back—to—back life. i don't think it is feasible for me to do it again now. sol think it is feasible for me to do it again now. so i want to get rid of the idea of going to the europeans. get ready for birmingham and have a bit of fun then. but i think this was really, this was it. it was make or break this weekend. i think it is the right thing for me to do. there was one standout performance today. smashing the world record and eight t34 smashing the world record and eight t 34100 metres, at only 17, she beat the great hannah in the race as well who had held the previous record. it meant so much to me. i was so hungry for it today and i really wa nted was so hungry for it today and i really wanted it to be except the race but i knew coming in here she was so amazing, she had the world record and i had to really work hard for it and i w