hannah cockroft winning her third of the competition in the t34 400 metres.the london stadium — kate grey is there for us — a great night for hannah yet again kate — shejust keeps getting better? it's been a great night for hannah but also for britain, seven medals in total, two gold and the highlight has to be hannah cockroft winning her third gold of these championships. her tenth world title today and she was on the outside lane so didn't realise how far ahead she was until she got into the home straight, but she was victorious in the end with a team—mate taking the bronze, and it clearly hadn't sunk in how much she had achieved because she had been under the weather this week but was clearly unaware of how right she had achieved when she came to the interview. i didn't come into confident i would do it. i didn't really think about what it would mean at the end and ijust went through it and hope for the best, so i think through it and hope for the best, so ithinki through it and hope for the best, so i think i need to go our and think about what i need to

there was indeed, plenty to shout about for british fans, not least hannah cockroft as unbeatable asst dominant athletes in british sport with every title and every record at every distance. the 800 metres is not her favourite event that she was too strong for the opposition. she followed her team—mate kare adenegan for the first lap, overtook and then there was no stopping her as she surged away to win another emphatic victory to go with one metres title that she won at the weekend, so hannah cockroft in a class of her own and afterwards her dominant emotion was one of relief. to go out in front of a home crowd is amazing, the fight we get to do this again five years down the line brings back so five years down the line brings back so many five years down the line brings back so many memories, five years down the line brings back so many memories, thank you to the supporters who meant we can bring home more bronze medals to team gb andi home more bronze medals to team gb and i hope everyone enjoys what we're doing. hannah cockroft one of the established stars of the british tea m th

hannah cockroft extended her undefeated streak in the t34100 metres.ears on from the paralympics here, same stadium, different challenge. this will be the biggest world para—athletics ever — 250,000 tickets sold, more than the last seven championships combined, and high hopes for a home hero. we are supporting hannah cockroft. and it's going to be gold? yeah, hopefully. confident? well, who could blame them? hannah cockroft is the closest thing to a racing certainty, but in the 100 metres, how she had to work. at the top of the screen, her 16—year—old team—mate led the way. she's only just finished her gcses. hurricane hannah, though, eventually lived up to her nickname, storming through in a new world record. commentator: tremendous performance. up to the line... it confirmed cockroft‘s status as one of sport's most dominant athletes. she has every title at every distance. but this was special. immense, amazing. i think, going round the warm up laps, i was getting a bit emotional. the noise is so loud. we haven't had that since london 2012, and just t

that includes 11 golds, two of which have gone to hannah cockroft. she could make it three tonight. grey at the london stadium. kate, hannah isjust one of the highlights to look forward to tonight? yes, there are actually 11 british athletes in action here this evening, but all eyes are likely to be an hannah cockroft as she goes for her third gold medal. more impressively it is her tenth world title. quite an achievement for the 24—year—old who comfortably won the 100 metres and the 800 metres earlier on in the week and now she goes for the 400 metres. she has competition from alexa how to run america. but he does not quite reached the standard of hannah cockroft who is a hot favourite for the gold medal. georgi hermitage goesin the gold medal. georgi hermitage goes in the t 37 400 metres. she is the world record—holder and is here to defend her title. she was inspired by watching the london 2012 paralympic games, so how fitting it would be for her to win gold in front of a home crowd. also stephen miller goes in the f 32 clubs throw. he has been competing for great britain for over

a world record for hannah cockroft, as britain takes three medals

britain's most successful pa ra—athlete, hannah cockroft, became a 10—time world champion last night ht, with a championship record time of 58.30 seconds, while her teammate kare adenegan took home the bronze medal. at the moment, itjust feels like... ididn't at the moment, itjust feels like... i didn't come in confident that i was going to do it. i didn't really think about what it might mean at the end. i went for it and hope for the end. i went for it and hope for the best. i think i need to go away and think about what i need to do. i am already thinking, this is what i need to work on to get there. i think when you know you are not at your best and there are things that your best and there are things that you can do better. georgina hermitage broke the world record as she defended her t37 400 metre title. britain picked up a silver and three other bronze medals to take their tally in london to 29. chris froome is three stages away from winning his fourth tour de france. he's still favourite although his lead was cut by four seconds on stage 18. the battle for the yellow jersey we

hannah cockroft has every title, every record at every distance.er team—mate, the outcome was gloriously predictable. an unbeatable run continues. a second gold here for cockcroft, remarkably still yet to lose a race in a major championship. her team mate took bronze. it was nice going out in front of a home crowd to help each other and get across the line as quickly as we could. really glad the race is out of the way. but it was also a night for a new kid on the blocks. sophie kamlish finished an agonising fourth at last year's paralympics. after breaking the world record in the heat this morning the 20—year—old rose to the occasion and grabbed the gold medal. she always i’u ns grabbed the gold medal. she always runs with a flower in her hair. this was the night her talent blossomed. shocked and also like to thank goodness that is over. this whole day i have felt nervous. i do not normally feel nervous that races. i am now a nervous person, which is annoying. britain found another star, 0livia breen took a gold medal in the long jump. disappointme

before we get to denote's action, a fantastic moment for hannah cockroft last night, really a n for hannaht night, really an amazing performance for her. yes, welcome to a very windy london stadium. the dust has finally settled following hanna's amazing achievement last night, three golds at these championships, but more impressively town world titles to her name. she struggled with illness and sickness in the lead up to these championships, but she still a hugely dominating performance in bt ‘s 34 400 metres, no one could come close to her in that final 100 metres. i think catching up with her this morning she felt that actually she had done quite well yesterday and she can be proud of what she has achieved. and the realisation of what that achievement can be has finally settled in. the fact i am now going to reason is stadium again feels a little bit sad, and came out here today and i was like, i wish i could do the 400 and the map i feel a bit prettier, ifeel i could go bit quicker. but it's going to take a while to sink in. i am pretty chuffed, i have just a while to sink in. i am pret

britain's hannah cockroft takes a third gold medal in front of a home crowd at the world para athletics. it was all about the americans yesterday, but could the brits be the best on day two at royal birkdale? yes, sir, lee westwood! tolls on the two bridges over the severn — between england and wales — will be scrapped for all vehicles by the end of next year. a study commissioned by the welsh government suggests the decision could boost the welsh economy by £100 million, but there are also concerns the move could lead to increased congestion. here's our wales correspondent, sian lloyd. the gateways to south wales. 25 million vehicles use the two crossings over the severn estuary every year. charges — currently £20 for lorries and £6.70 for cars — have been levied since the first bridge opened 50 years ago. with the crossings returning to public ownership next year, the uk government announced this morning that the tolls will be scrapped. this haulage company in newport sends trucks through the toll booths every day. its operations manager welcomes the news, but as a first step. well, s

tomorrow, more medals are still to come, with hannah cockroft going for her third gold of these championshipss. two hot favourite for gold for great britain. still plenty more to come. thank you for that. the 146th open golf championship gets under way at royal birkdale tomorrow morning. it is not an easy course. whoever winds on sunday will have earned it, as did this man, henrik stenson, 12 months ago, when he produced a brilliant final round of 63 to beat phil mickelson in an epic duel at troon. tommy fleetwood, this local hiro will be playing. he's aiming to become the first british winner of the open since nick faldo in 1992. that's something being talked about, the chance to win the open, that's something else you've got to deal with. i'd much rather it be that way then nobody talking about it. it's great. looking back as a kid, 20 yea rs great. looking back as a kid, 20 years on, there's been a lot that's gone into it. to come back home with a chance to win the open is very special. let's take a look at the favourites in the betting. jordan spieth is the outright bookies favourite for

on the first night of the world para athletics championships, in london, hannah cockroft won the 100—record 17.18 seconds. and it was a british one—two, as 16—year—old carrie adenegan came in second, winning silver. imean, it i mean, it is amazing. i think going around the warmup laps i was getting around the warmup laps i was getting a bit emotional. noise was so loud. we haven't had that since london 2012 and just to be able to go in and put a good performance in, just mean so and put a good performance in, just mean so much. and hopefully it is a sign ofa mean so much. and hopefully it is a sign of a good championships to come. and gemma prescott won gb‘s third medal of the tournament, with bronze in the f32 club final for seated athletes with cerebral palsy. prescott‘s best throw was 19.97 metres. now let's get to trent bridge, where england are looking for a good start to the second test against south africa after a comfortable victory in the opening match. adam wild is our reporter there. adam. a warm welcome at trent bridge. that is, for the fans, at least. visiting teams — we

on the first night of the world para—athletics championships in london, hannah cockroft won the 100 metrein a world record 17.18 seconds. and it was a british one—two as sixteen—year—old carrie adenegan came in second, winning silver. amazing, i was getting emotional, the noise was so loud, we have not had that since london 2012. to put a performance in a mean so much, hopefully a sign of a good championships to come. and gemma prescott won gb‘s third medal of the tournament with bronze in the f32 club final for seated athletes with cerebral palsy. prescott‘s best throw was 19.97 metres. now let's get to trent bridge where england are looking for a good start to the second test against south africa, after a comfortable victory in the opening match. adam wild is our reporter there. a warm welcome at trent bridge for the fans. visiting teams, they will be all to wear this hospitality and friendly reception or not stretch as far as them. england team with one thing undermined. a big victory in the first test, in no mood to let up the first test, in no mood to let up the pressure. england's p

a world record for hannah cockroft, as britain takes three medals on the opening night of the world para athletics championships. while here at wimbledon, it is women's final day, as 37—year—old venus williams looks to become the oldest winner in the open era. and another veteran of centre court, roger federer, has made it through to the men's final. he will be looking for his eighth title here. and jay has the weather. hello there, good morning. today will be the wetter of the two days of the weekend, with most rain to the west. the further south you are, the temperature is on the rise, as is the humidity. good morning. first, our main story: laws on buying and carrying acid are to be reviewed by the government following a spate of attacks which took place in london on thursday night. five people had corrosive liquid thrown at them, including one man who is said to have suffered life—changing injuries. two teenage boys, aged 15 and 16, remain in custody on suspicion of robbery and grievous bodily harm with intent. a warning — you may find some of the flashing images in andy moore's repo

hannah cockroft goes for her second world title in the 800 metres.e over that distance. richard whitehead goes for his second world title in the 100 metres. much more difficult for him. not his preferred event. he was the fastest in the morning heats. keep an eye out for sophie kamlish, the same classesjonnie peacock racing yesterday. she set a new world record in this morning? heats. great chance of collecting a first major title. thank you very much indeed. enjoy what is to come. next to the cricket. south africa have levelled the series against england after a thumping win in the second test in nottingham. 340 runs the difference. chasing unlikely a74 to win in two days. england didn't last two sessions. alistair cook's 42 england's top score in the entire match. get practising to save the game, or chase down and almost impossible world record 474. england's batsmen will need to be at their best. the problem, south africa's best has been much better in the second test. vernon philander fired up and firing them down. getting keatonjennings and gary

a world record for hannah cockroft, as britain takes three medals

among british hopes are wheelchair racer hannah cockroft and sprinterjohnny peacock.or whitehead, breaks his own world record. it was one of the iconic moments from the london 2012 paralympic games. i will always remember that buzz of when i came off the bend in 2012. it was like a jet engine pulled me through to the finish line, hence the reason why i did the old gun salute, which i am now remembered for. so what does it feel like to be back in london? does it bring back all those memories from 2012? yeah, it's a time when you kind of think it was a great part of my career. and i was lucky enough to be successful. to be honest, when you get back here, you kind of go, "was that me?" unbeaten in the 200 metres since then, he returns to the stadium for this summer's world championships, which could be his final race in a great britain vest. it's going to be emotional if it's my last ever race. when i talk to friends and family, they say, "just keep going." but i would like to finish while i am at the top. would double gold be enough to finalise his decision? well, earli

and it's a third gold medal for hannah cockroft at the world para athletics championships.d evening. the drop in crime over the last twenty years may be at an end. compiling reliable figures is complex, but there's been a big increase in recorded crime in england and wales. the number of offences rose by 10% in the year to march — the largest annual rise in a decade. violent offences increased by 18% and there was also more robbery and car crime. domestic burglary cases were up by 6%. part of the increase can be explained by better recording of crime, but as our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports, government experts are convinced now the overall trend is on the rise. jamel boyce, who in the few minutes of a frenzied knife attack in south london last october was left in hospital blinded and with permanent brain damage. a victim of what appears to be rising violence in england and wales, particularly in our cities. i see him every day. it's like every day i go to see him it's like i'm going to a funeral. that's not jamel, that is not how i knowjamel, it's not

we also have hannah cockroft in action.happy, straight sets victory for him over tomas berdych will stop wrapped up in the last few minutes. i'm fortunate the tomas berdych, it was brokenjust minutes. i'm fortunate the tomas berdych, it was broken just twice minutes. i'm fortunate the tomas berdych, it was brokenjust twice in the match but those are the margins against a player who is perhaps considered the greatest of all time —— unfortunately. roger federer will be going for his eighth title here, that would be a record to go one in front of pete sampras. it would be a 19th grand slam. he will be facing cilic in the showpiece on sunday. roger federer into the men's singles final once again. from east london to west london now. the floyd mayweather conor mcgregor road show has rolled into the uk. they've been doing media in america and canada ahead of theirfight in las vegas next month. 0ur sports news correspondent richard conway is at today's event at wembley arena. you might be able to hear the background, thousands of

what a time hannah cockroft is having. she remains undefeated at major competitions. world champion. no wonder they call her hurricane hannah! she swept past competition in t34 women's 400m to retain her title. a championship record of 58.3 seconds. that brings britain's tally to 28 medals, including 13 golds, third in the leaderboard behind china and the us. we will speak to some of the athletes later in the show. and finally, can anyone catch chris froome at the tour de france? delicately poised, chris froome isjust three stages away from winning his 4th tour de france. he's the favourite, although his lead was cut by four seconds on stage 18. the battle for the yellow jersey went all the way to the line. romain bardet finished just ahead of froome to claim four bonus seconds. he's now 23 behind froome in the standings. it's the longest stage of the tour today — more than 138 miles — followed by a time trial tomorrow. imagine what that will do to his legs! so it is going to be interesting. see you later at 9:30 a:m.. thank you very much, see you later. people sexual

hannah cockroft got her competition off to the best possible start, last night she won the t34100 metres of sport continues, as silverstone hosts formula one's british grand prix. qualifying for the race starts in less than an hour. we've had the third and final practice session already today. lewis hamilton is looking good in front of the home fans. he was fastest this morning, and with his teammate valterri bottas facing a 5—place grid penalty for the race, plenty of reason for him to be cheerful. england's cricketers are playing theirfinal group game of the women's world cup right now. they are taking on west indies, having already qualified for the semi—finals. england were put into bat in bristol. and they lost wickets early on — sarah taylor was out first ball. moments ago they were 91-4. and it's day two of the second test between england and south africa at trent bridge. the visitors started the day on 309 for 6. and james anderson has been in fine form in the first hour of play, he's taken four wickets today including that of vernon philander for 54 in the first over of the day.

do you remember when hannah cockroft came in? she had a goal in mind.it was a good day for britain at the world para athletic championships at the london stadium. they added another three gold medals.. hannah cockroft followed her success in the t34100 metres on friday with another gold in the 800 metres. she can complete the treble with victory in the 400 metres on friday. to go out in front of everyone was amazing. to do this again five years down the line, it brings so many memories. they have kept me and kare where we are. we can bring home more medals to team gb. sophie kamlish set a world record time in the t44 category in the heats last night. she also did that at the paralympics in rio last year but missed out on a medal in the final. last night though she went on to secure gold. unkind are still not really believing it. it's obviously the only other international medal i got was a bronze in the 200. ——i am still not really believing it. i'm really amazed. earlier yesterday 0livia breen claimed her first individual major title. she only managed

hannah cockroft picked up her second gold. the tent for britain overawed.onship record time. she beat an american into second place. a 16—year—old fellow briton came third. richard whitehead could not make it a double double. he picked up bronze in the 100 metres t 42 final. it was unable to recover from a slow start. australia's scott riordan was first. track and field success for britain but not so much out in the middle. england plasma cricketers slumped to a defeat against south africa in the second test at trent bridge. the tourists have levelled the series at 1-1. chasing down this game by chasing down an impossible record. england's batsmen was that they would need to be at their very best. that south africa's vest has been fast lisa bay area and was again this morning. gary ballance macron was out inside the first minute. england would need a guardian angel to get out of this one. the tourists were too good. hide your eyes, jo root, because the only englishman with any success, alastair cook, was so loud, too. another morris special arrived and the

a world record for hannah cockroft, as britain takes three medals on the opening night of the world para—athleticsionships. good morning from wimbledon. it is women's final day, is 37—year—old venus williams aims to become the old est venus williams aims to become the oldest winner in the open era. she ta kes oldest winner in the open era. she takes on garbine muguruza here on centre court, live on the bbc this afternoon. the story of dunkirk is being told in a major new movie — we'll hear how boyband star harry styles took to his first acting role. ijust, you i just, you know, ijust, you know, ifeel very grateful to be able to get to do two of the things that i like so much. and jay wynne has the weather for us. and jay wynne has the weather for us. good morning. today will be the wetter of the two days of the weekend. and most of the rain will be in the north and the west of the uk. the further south you are, the temperatures are on the rise, as is the humidity. good morning. first, our main story. in the last half hour, tony blair has told the bbc he believes eu leaders are willing to consider

two of those 11 golds so far, have come from hannah cockroft.ight in the t 3a 800 metres. she could win a third later in the week as well. cockroft is amazing. nine world titles to go with her five pa ralympic amazing. nine world titles to go with herfive paralympic gold medals. she could complete a treble treble while not feeling great. she is short of breath. she says she feels like she is smoking 100 cigarettes a day! that treble treble could be sealed later. sophie kamlish won another gold and olivia breen, a surprise, as she won the t38 long jump with a personal best. great britain just second in the medals table. a little behind the united states. joe root after being revered for his batting and captaincy is on the rack after the colla pse captaincy is on the rack after the collapse against south africa. yes, welcome to the world of being england captain joe welcome to the world of being england captainjoe root. that century against south africa in the first match of the series, crashing down—to—earth, 133—3 out. chase an improbable amount

hannah cockroft could potentially win three gold medals.performances. but there is something special about competing in london. for the paralympics it was the first time there was a total sell—out of tickets, these world championships are the most successful in terms of six —— in terms of ticket sales. they have sold 250,000 tickets. there are some places available, if you can come then definitely do. it is better for every country when you have really good crowd support. anyone who will have competed here for the paralympics will have massive expectations for what the crowds will be like. you have said there are still some tickets left, but i think more tickets left, but i think more tickets have been sold already than for all of the eight previous championships combined. that is extraordinary. it is amazing. in the early world championships i competed m, early world championships i competed in, you had days when you could name the crowd because you knew them. i am glad we are not at that stage any more. there have been challenges in terms