kare adenegan claimed gold in berlin, beating hannah cockroft who has already been her hero.ory on our website. that is all from sports day. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are katy balls, political correspondent at the spectator, and the political commentatorjane merrick. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. donald trump's presidency is at risk, according to the i, which leads with damaging claims from his former lawyer, michael cohen. the same story makes the front page of the metro, which reports that mr cohen has branded donald trump a corrupt criminal. and the times says that the president's once—trusted aide has now offered to speak to the inquiry into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 us election. the ft also leads with the trump—cohen spat. but the newspaper also cites a poll, which suggests business chiefs rank a labour government under jeremy corbyn as the next scariest threat after brexit. the telegraph leads with mr corbyn calling on the bbc to reveal the s

kare adenegan had already beaten hannah cockroft at the anniversary games a few weeks ago. ond position for the first time ina long second position for the first time in a long time. here are these championships, it was kare that was claiming the title of european champion, the first time she has gonein champion, the first time she has gone in the top spot in the t 34. cockcroft had to settle for second for the first time in 2011 that she has not won in a major championships. brilliant news that the youngsters are coming through for the british team. quite a shock. we have another go, with vanessa wallace winning gold in the capital at 34 shot put. a brilliant result, and that is her first major championships gold medal. great britain are having another golden night, with the racing continuing behind me. iwill night, with the racing continuing behind me. i will bring night, with the racing continuing behind me. iwill bring in night, with the racing continuing behind me. i will bring in a guest, the european champion from last night, richard whitehead, in the t 61100 metres.

hannah cockroft will not want to lose that race.r shoulder the crowds are see over your shoulder the crowds a re low see over your shoulder the crowds are low and i have been watching for most of the day on madoff the action there. does the paralympic movement still have a lot of work to do to bring people to para athletics?” think you cannot deny this is not a packed out stadium and that is one of the reasons they are holding this event at this sports park rather than the olympic stadium that we saw in volley athletics a few weeks ago. there's more work to be done with regards to getting fans here. we will see more turnout during the course of the week because we will see some big german names taking part. this is the first evening, we have only had an evening of action rather than a whole day so we cannot be too critical at this stage but it is clear we are not getting the big crowds compared to the world championships and also the paralympic games. 0k, enjoy your week. because that for great britain in berlin. there'll be a brand

at the para—european athletics championships in berlin, kare adenegan has beaten her team—mate hannah cockroftld in the t34100m. it was a british i —2 for the pair, and the second time adenegan has beaten her hero, after she'd blitzed the five—time paralympic champion's world record at the anniversary games last month. she finished in i7.38s to set a new championship record. it is really important. the anniversary games was great. it is about the performances at the championships. it is about the medals. it is important for athletics and myself to know that. i am on top and i have evidence of that. it is really important. there was a gold, too, for shot putter vanessa wallace in f34 event. it's her first international title. aston villa are still unbeaten in the championship, but onlyjust after securing a two all draw against brentford with just 16 seconds to spare. neal maupay put the bees ahead in each half at villa park. butjonathan kodjia was just as prolific and rescued a point for steve bruce's side at the end of five minutes of added time. brentford move up to fourth place and villa up

forward to tomorrow, there will be an exciting head—to—head between british athlete including hannah cockrofta to maintain their unbeaten start to the championship season. former swansea midfielder pablo hernandez struck late on to cancel out two goals from man of the match oli mcburnie. the point was enough to move leeds to the top of the table on goal difference. there were plenty of goals elsewhere this evening. queens park rangers remain bottom of the table after losing to bristol city, they've lost their four opening matches to pile more pressure on steve mclaren. two second—half goals gave frank lampard his second league win of the season. hull city recorded their first league win, beating rotherham. and that is all the sport. good evening. it was another warm and humid day, but sunshine was a little easier to find an over the last couple of days. this was how the day ended on the north norfolk coast, beautiful sunset there. but a bit more cloud in the mix further north and west. because there is a weather front approaching, bringing some rain across parts of northern ireland and scotla

kare adenegan sets a new championship record — beating her team—mate hannah cockroft to claim gold inod evening. president trump has hit back at claims that he ordered his former personal laywer michael cohen to break us campaign laws during the 2016 election. michael cohen pleaded guilty yesterday to charges which include paying hush money to women who claim they had affairs with mr trump, saying it was trump who directed him to pay them. but donald trump has accused his former lawyer of making up stories to get a more lenient sentence and he insisted that campaign finance rules had not been broken. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel, reports. like an episode of 2a, a blockbuster drama played out in the most momentous five minutes that could shape this tumultuous presidency. at a courthouse in new york, donald trump's long term lawyer and mr fixit, michael cohen, pleads guilty toa fixit, michael cohen, pleads guilty to a series of crimes and implicates the president. 200 miles south in another federal courtroom, the president. 200 miles south in anotherfederal courtroom, donald trum

kare adenegan beat fellow brit hannah cockroft to win t34100m gold. h in rio and last year's world championships. let's have a look at something which might bring good luck, shall we? i don't know if you saw the fan of fcu rostov, who brought his carpet to a match. shall we have a look? —— fc. do you think he meant to bring his flag and he mixed it up and brought the wrong thing instead.” flag and he mixed it up and brought the wrong thing instead. i don't know! i think he brought his carpet to the match, it was so successful, they won 4—0 when he did it. so the club invited the fan and his carpet to their training ground and things escalated from there, to the point where they've released a new fourth kit featuring the design of the carpet. it's already got 500 orders. it is so different from normal. it is so different from normalm is so hideous. when is it going to be available ? is so hideous. when is it going to be available? i don't know! let me think of the fcu rostov fixtures in my head. does it work in the next game? —— fc. my head. does it wor

it was a british one—two in the t34 800 metres with hannah cockroft taking gold, and taking revenge forought i would be more satisfied than it was. another season slowest, we seem to be doing that, but which is the eye candy here. you know what, my coach said here. you know what, my coach said here everybody remembers medals, no one remembers times. when you come here that is at your think about. sophie hahn breezed to the gold medal in the t38100 metres winning it in a championship record time. hahn, who is also the paralympic champion has now won the sprint double in berlin after winning the 200 metres on thursday. britain's olivia breen took the bronze. and what a moment for 18 year—old thomas young who produced a personal best to take gold in the t38 200 meters, in what is his first major championship. you can see just what it means to him! elsewhere, great britain's women had to settle for silver at the wheelchair basketball world championships. they lost 56—40 to the netherlands. the british men play theirfinal against the usa later today. worcestershire rapids have secured their

where it was a british 1—2 in the t34100m where kare adenegan claimed gold over her team mate hannah cockroftf34... that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: but it's not something that has been publicised well enough, could also help boost magistrate numbers. we will speak to them in a moment. a magistrate in north london. let me start with you first. hasn't always been case that people with minor criminal records could become magistrates? yes, there's been no change at all, the situation has been this for the longest time. but he would have not realised it what happened is that people come up to me and said, we are interested in becoming magistrates but we got a speeding offence ten years ago and it would be quite wrong not to apply, because the fact that they've got a apply, because the fact that they've gota minor apply, because the fact that they've got a minor offence such as a speeding offence does not mean they are ineligible. in order to increase diversity in gender and age and ethnic bac

some of the the london eye that have been on the school games, like adam peaty, hannah cockroft, so many, and a gold olympic champion in rowing. this is a fantastic opportunity for young people, not only about the sport, but they get to learn about mental health, what it is like if you don‘t make it, why is that important? there is a huge educational piece built around the youth games. a four—day event, loads of competition, they are all excited and competitive, but alongside that they get workshops with amazing mentors like sammy, they get told what it is like to be in sport for long periods, how they can achieve their ambitions, but also about themselves outside of sport. alison oliver, you are from the youth sports trust, and they are going to be taking part in mock drug testing. why is that happening? the whole essence of the games is to prepare people for their first major multisport games, so things like drug testing, often some of the athletes may not experience that until a major championships, it athletes may not experience that untila major championships, it can be distracting,

hannah cockcroft beat teammate and rival carrie adenegan in the t34 800 metres in a championship record time. it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockrofttake the title. sophie hahn and thomas young were the other gold medallists.

hannah cockcroft beat teammate and rival carrie adenegan in the t34 800 metres in a championship record time. it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockroftd medallists. great britain's women have had to settle for silver at the wheelchair basketball world championships. they lost 56—40 to the netherlands. it was the first time the women's side had ever made it to the final. the british men play theirfinal against the usa tomorrow. and great britian‘s vicki holland is set to race for the world triathlon series title after victory in montreal today. holland closed the gap on series leader katie zaferes of the united states. she's nowjust 3a points behind. the final race of the series is on the gold coast in australia next month. there's more on the bbc sport website, including coverage of the first stage of the vuelta a espana, which started today without defending champion chris froome, who is sitting it out this year. but for now, that's all the sport. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. a way from scotland it is a bank holiday weekend. very chilly in places this morning but