among them liam heath from guildford and...” don't think it is thinking at all.incredible feeling and it is an honour. a gold medallist in rio, heath is competing in his third olympics. i started paddling when i was. . . olympics. i started paddling when i was... 25 years ago. i got in a boat in guildford and i kind of liked it but the main thing was that community down there and the friends that i had at the club, which kept me coming back. 2017 world champion franklin is going to herfirst olympics. what will it mean to your friends and family back in windsor? they are all going a bit crazy but i think like just they are all going a bit crazy but i think likejust starting they are all going a bit crazy but i think like just starting so young people that i knew there have invested in me and i am so proud to be able to push it out a bit more. it is 55 years to the very days since the opening ceremony of the 1964 olympics that was also held in tokyo. and so members of that british team have also been invited here to mark the occasion. pentathlon champion in 1972, m

after retiring from football last season he is playing in goal for guildford phoenix, and with theirainst swindon, went to a shoot out. he saved two penalties and was named man of the match. not and was named man of the match. not a bad debut. a new career ahead. that is all from sportsday. coming up that is all from sportsday. coming up in that is all from sportsday. coming upina that is all from sportsday. coming up in a moment is the papers. good night. 0ur welcome to our locator what the papers are bringing us tomorrow. with me are lucy fisher, defence correspondence at the times, and polly mckenzie from the cross—party think tank. many of tomorrow's front pages are in, let's take a look. the telegraph says it brexit dealers taking shape after sources from both sides gave a more upbeat assessment in talks. in more courses taken the metro, saying the queen back declaration has raised the prospect ofa declaration has raised the prospect of a new deal brexit. the queen's speech is also on the front of the times, the raft of measures unveiled from crime to the nhs are part of a push

he's signed for guildford phoenix until the end of their season.id it'll be "wonderful" to play the sport he grew up "watching as a kid". and that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the economics commentator, grace blakeley and the political commentator, giles kenningham. it's great to see you both. pleasure! david frost is the uk's brexit negotiator, taking overfrom ollie robbins, who was mrs may's point man. and so far we don't have a deal. i have an idea, how about getting colleen rooney to head to brussels. trust me folks, we'd have a deal in a week! that woman gets stuff done. and the papers are lapping up her work, but there's other stuff too. fleet street has been busy overnight. the independent‘s front page reports on the beginning of bombing raids in syria, with turkey targetting kurdish forces the paper says have been ‘abandoned' by the us president donald trump. the financial times also leading on the same story, fea

he's signed for guildford phoenix until the end of their season.st of luck to him. that's all the sport for now. thursday starts off fine and dry with plenty of sunshine before the next area of low pressure brings rain to the north—west of the country. winds picking up later in the day. this area of low pressure bringing the rain. we start off on a dry node with plenty of sunshine. a few showers for western scotland. the wind and rain start to pushing into northern ireland than scotland and at the far north of england. quite a lot of rain falling in western scotland. further south dry weather with a top temperature of 17 degrees. thursday, blustery with longer spells of rain in places. rain getting into southern and western parts of england and wales. milder here, 9— 10 degrees for scotla nd milder here, 9— 10 degrees for scotland and northern ireland. the weather front parking itself on friday. a lot of rainfall through friday. a lot of rainfall through friday and the weekend. was an original i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: internation

he's signed for guildford phoenix until the end of their season.sport he grew up "watching as a kid". and that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. all 555 thomas cook stores that were closed when the company went bust last month have been saved — bought by hays travel, a firm set up forty years ago and based in sunderland. the move could save up to two and a half thousand jobs as the husband and wife who set up hay‘s say they plan to re—open theirformer rivals' shops immediately. for them and many thomas cook employees, it's been an emotional day. our consumer affairs correspondent, colletta smith, reports. for the last two and a half weeks, nicola and her colleagues have been living a nightmare. there's been lots of tears, lots of anger. it's just been lonely. yeah. can we meet up? because the routine is gone. i think we have just been trying to process it, haven't we? that what we loved, just trying to get our heads around that it wasn't there any more. i think the first week was a daze, you know, just c

he's signed for guildford phoenix until the end of their season.on the ice? i was hoping that we would.” was hoping we would see that as well but i think his first matches sunday night. presumably he has been skating before. has been filled plan? yes. in the goal. see if we can get some pictures of him on the ice. youngsters are ‘drowning in a flood of unhealthy food and drink options', that's according to the outgoing chief medical officerfor england. professor dame sally davies says government ministers should ban eating on local public transport and phase out all adverts for less healthy food and drink at major public venues. mairead smyth is at manchester picadilly gardens for us this morning. can you give us a sense of how this might work in prep ‘s? —— practice? it is quiet here at the moment but throughout today thousands of people will from through this area, surrounded by public transport. we have trams, buses, the train station is just have trams, buses, the train station isjust up have trams, buses, the train station is just up the back

and disruption too on south western trains between farnham and guildford again because of late finishingqueen's drive is closed in both directions between seven sisters road and brownswood road because of flooding. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a rather cloudy start out there this morning but the cloud will start to break up and we will see some spells of sunshine. we are, of course, still at risk of one or two showers. the show was this morning blowing through fairly quickly on that westerly breeze. we could see one or two more this afternoon. again, if you get one, they could be quite heavy but plenty of sunny spells around or at least brighter spells with a bit of cloud. the temperature today getting up to around 15 celsius. those showers blown through on that westerly breeze quite quickly, continuing into the evening but gradually fading away so we should get some drier weather. still at risk of a shower but largely dry overnight, with clear spells. minimum temperature between seven and 9 celsius. for tomorrow, because that cloud starts to break up, we will s