and reaching her peak — can imogen boddy get the better of one of great britain's toughest challengesn running? welcome along. let's start with arne slot, who says the opportunity to work at one of the "biggest clubs in the world" was "difficult to ignore" as he was confirmed as liverpool's new head coach. the reds had already agreed a compensation deal worth £91; million with feyenoord. he replacesjurgen klopp, who had been in charge of the club since october 2015. here's our correspondent andy swiss. he wiil officially start at liverpool onjune the 1st, after they agreed a deal worth more than £9 million, which gives you an idea which is how highly they rate arne slot. also worth noting he's been announced as the head coach of liverpool rather than the manager as part of a new look structure under the new sporting director richard hughes. why have they gone for him? he has enjoyed a lot of success. last year, final won, but they finished the dutch league second. there's quite a few similarities with jurgen klopp. he was a fairly unremarkable player. he's been far more successful as

imogen boddy set her sights on a running record and wants to be the fastest to compete in the nationalnge. i have trained unbelievably hard. i feel ready but i'm nervous. i think the biggest challenge is the point where you're four and a half days in. very fatigued. coach chris is in charge of logistics. for months, he's had imo running 100 miles a week. a quick sprint? go on, then, go! all the hard work has been done, it isjust keeping her calm and controlled. we've been out training in six inches of snow. nowjust about ignoring things we can't control, remembering all the hard work she's put in and being ready to go when it's time. three big mountains. we start at sea level. running through the next, hiking overand then running to the next. 420 miles, 16 marathons back to back, shot to reach the top of ben nevis, scafell park and snowden in wales. do you recognise that gate? yeah. just past cameron house. the current record stands at seven days and 31 minutes. it was set in 1979 by a british race walker. they underestimated how fast that woman could walk. she could walk at five minut

and reaching her peak — can imogen boddy get the better of one of great britain's toughest challenges arne slot, who says the opportunity to work at one of the "biggest clubs in the world" was "difficult to ignore" as he was confirmed as liverpool's new head coach. the reds had already agreed a compensation deal worth £91; million with feyenoord. he replacesjurgen klopp, who had been in charge of the club since october 2015. here's our correspondent andy swiss. he wiil officially start at liverpool onjune the 1st, after they agreed a deal worth more than £9 million,

also coming up on sportsday: the record breaking attempt at the three peaks... can imogen boddy get theughest challenges in running. challenges in running? hello there, and welcome along to the programme. the plaudits and the accolades just keep coming for manchester city manager pep guardiola. an historic 4th consecutive premier league crown yesterday, adding to an ever growing collection of trophies since becoming a top—level manager in 2008, guardiola has won 12 league titles across three countries, six of those now, in england at manchester city. he also won the champions league as part of a famous treble last season. champions league success something which evaded him at previous side bayern munich in germany. but three bundesliga titles came during his three years in charge there, with three titles in spain before that at barcelona, where guardiola started out as a coach which included two champions leagues. it really is an incredible streak in such a short space of time, so how much desire and drive is there to keep going. patrick geary�*s been looking at what could be next for t

. _ imogen boddy is hoping to make history today by becoming the fastest person ever to complete then wales. she is running a23 miles between them. that's madness. the training for this challenge started months ago with imo running more than 60 miles a week for several months. 0ur reporter nicola rees caught up with her before she set off. so you'll have to run 100 kilometres every day for seven days. can you do it? i can do it, chris. i can do it. yes, you can. at this stage it's all about the positive attitude. imo boddy�*s set her sights on a british fell running record. she wants to be the fastest to complete the national three pea ks challenge. yes, huge challenge. i train unbelievably hard and i feel ready, but i'm nervous. i think our biggest challenge is actually probably going to be scafell pike, because that's the point where you're four—and—a—half days in at this stage so very fatigued. coach chris is in charge of logistics. for months now, he's had imo running 100 miles a week. sprint? go on, then go. all the hard work physically has been done, so now it's just keeping im

if you were watching on monday, you might remember we were talking about imogen boddy — who was hopingof 16 marathons back—to—back. and she managed to take an impressive 18 hours off the previous record. i look, she is still not stopping. maybe she is going for a well—deserved swim. maybe she is going for a well-deserved swim. ,., , , well-deserved swim. somebody needs to tell her she — well-deserved swim. somebody needs to tell her she can _ well-deserved swim. somebody needs to tell her she can stop _ well-deserved swim. somebody needs to tell her she can stop now. _ well-deserved swim. somebody needs to tell her she can stop now. that's - to tell her she can stop now. that's the moment _ to tell her she can stop now. that's the moment. just _ to tell her she can stop now. that's the moment. just don't _ to tell her she can stop now. that's the moment. just don't drink- to tell her she can stop now. that's the moment. just don't drink it. - the moment. just don't drink it. sunny when she finished, probably glad she did it then, carol. tudor; glad she did it then, carol. today we have