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world champion timothy cheruiyot on the line to silver, while the clear winner was norway's jakob ingebrigtsenaped through qualification, he ran a personal best and it was almost a new british record. 0nly mo farah has run faster than him. great britain's tom daley has another olympic medal after winning bronze in the men's 10 metre, platform diving, in an absorbing final at tokyo 2020. daley was in a three—way tussle for gold, but chinese pair, cao yuan, and yangjian, werejust about flawless, and took the top two spots. daley says a second medal was beyond his own wildest dreams having already ended a long wait for olympics gold, in the synchronised 10 metres, platform final last week. daley looked relaxed and focused throughout this final and celebrated poolside after securing a fourth olympic medal overall, in his fourth games. iamso i am so happy that this 0lympics has gone the way it has. i feel like a different athlete. i feel like gone the way it has. i feel like a different athlete. ifeel like i have been through so many things over the years. if somebody had told me i would win a gold

champion kenya's timothy cheriot on the line to silver, while the clear winner was norway's jakob ingebrigtsenix medals on the track at tokyo. a german coach has been thrown out of the olympics for appearing to punch a horse who was refusing to jump or trot during the modern pentathlon. the coach, kim raisner, was heard on german tv urging the athlete, annika schleu, to "really hit" the horse, which she was struggling to control during the showjumping round of friday's women's event. athletes are given just 20 minutes to bond with a horse they have never ridden. modern pentathlon's governing body, said it had reviewed video footage that then appeared to show raisner striking the horse with her fist. firefighters are continuing to battle an unprecedented outbreak of wildfires in greece. blazes are raging across the country including in the capital athens. where one volunteer firefighter has died after being hit by a falling electricity pole. thousands of people have been evacuated from areas surrounding the capital. in the villiage of limni more than a thousand people fled on ferry boats as the

there was also success in the athletics, as norway's jakob ingebrigtsen charged to gold in the 1500 metrestar. and a brilliant bronze medalforjosh kerr! 23—year—old josh kerr winning britain's first medal in the men's event since 1988. i know i have this weird confidence in myself. some may call it cockiness. today i felt like a world—beater and ijust had to come out and perform. there was history, meanwhile, in the javelin. neeraj chopra winning india's first ever gold in athletics. india's prime minister nahendra modi said his achievement would be remembered forever. but the day's biggest celebrations belonged to japan. for this baseball—mad nation, a first ever gold in the sport after beating the usa. and with each player getting a 10 million yen bonus, the wait has certainly been worth it. andy swiss, bbc news. well, all that leaves great britain 5th in the medals table. tomorrow, the final day of the games, there are 13 golds up for grabs. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our gue

there was also success in the athletics, as norway's jakob ingebrigtsen charged to gold in the 1500 metresf. some may call it cockiness. today i felt like a world—beater and ijust had to come out and perform. there was history, meanwhile, in the javelin. neeraj chopra winning india's first ever gold in athletics. india's prime minister nahendra modi said his achievement would be remembered forever. but the day's biggest celebrations belonged to japan. for this baseball—mad nation, a first ever gold in the sport after beating the usa. and with each player getting a 10 million yen bonus, the wait has certainly been worth it. andy swiss, bbc news. well, great britain are now 5th in the medals table. tomorrow, the final day of the games, there are 13 golds up for grabs. let's ta ke let's take a look at the latest government coronavirus figures. there were more than 28,500 new infections, in the latest 24—hour period, that makes an average of nearly 27,000 new cases per day over the last seven days. so the longer term trend is slightly down. 103 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours, that's