with jemma reekie, what you think the chance. with jemma reekie, what you thinkthe main — chance.nce. with jemma reekie, what you think the main difference has been - think the main difference has been for her. ,, think the main difference has been for her, ,, .,, ., , , think the main difference has been forher. ,, ., _ ,, ., for her. she obviously split from her previous _ for her. she obviously split from her previous coach _ for her. she obviously split from her previous coach and - for her. she obviously split from her previous coach and set - for her. she obviously split from her previous coach and set a - for her. she obviously split from | her previous coach and set a new regime, — her previous coach and set a new regime, and _ her previous coach and set a new regime, and is now doing her own thing _ regime, and is now doing her own thing i_ regime, and is now doing her own thing. i think there's a big thing for athletes. this is her plan, her training _ for athletes. this is her plan, her training regime. she is very settled where _ training regime. she is very settled wh

jemma reekie has beaten her eight times out of eight, so i was fairly confident. for her. if she wins, she needs to be on top of her game, but she has got every chance. withjemma, what do you think the main difference has been for her? she obviously split from her previous coach and set a new regime, and is now doing her own thing. i think that's a big thing for athletes. this is her plan, hertraining regime. she is very settled where she is. she is a happy athlete, and happy athletes make good athletes. it could potentially be three gold medals for great britain. would you see that as a success for this team? i think that would be phenomenal. i wouldn't write off the 4x4 relay for the women either. i think three, four medals would be brilliant. with a small team, i think that's a good place to be. with two, three of our top people not here, as well. i think whatever happens tonight, it has been a good championships. hull ended their winless start to the super league season with a late victory over london broncos. hull looked to be cruising when they took a 16—1;

great britain's jemma reekie - excited i am excited.emma reekie ran excited i am excited. great - britain's jemma reekie ran the 800 britain'sjemma reekie ran the 800 metres in under two minutes for the first time indoors as she won her heat to qualify for the semifinals. her fellow briton izzy boffey failed to advance after coming fourth in her heat. so nice when i stepped out and heard the crowd and heats are always the hardest part, getting out and doing it but i enjoyed that. never take a run for granted, even at the british champs, never take a run or the at the british champs, never take a run orthe girls at the british champs, never take a run or the girls for granted. it is a world championship and everyone steps up for this, sol a world championship and everyone steps up for this, so i kept my head down, just relax and was confident. canada's sarah mitton won the shot putt by a margin ofjust three centimetres. herfinal throw putt by a margin ofjust three centimetres. her final throw of 20.22 enough to upgrade her outdoor silver

earlier, great britain's jemma reekie made it through to sunday's 800m final and the american grant holloway in the semi—finals. jeanette kwakye has more from glasgow. day two of the world athletics indoor championships, and they have been going over the hurdles. holloway has not been beaten in the past ten years and it is his to lose. he has underlined his ranking as the favourite coming into this, looking extremely strong and good to see david king going through to the next round. the supremacy of grant holloway, you canjust admire. i asked him what is the motivation, because it is difficult to know you are so far ahead of the competition, but he still wants to win. many will be looking at a world record maybe? maybe, he has shown it, so he's having fun with it, it is his stage and he has the space to perform on it. we must speak aboutjemma reekie, supreme in her running. it was great, two great races, really and gave us a lot of information to mull over and build for a really exciting final. she will not have it all her way, and even the other racer who led the rest of the race, that is r

and coming up on bbc news — the world indoors are underway in glasgow and home favourite jemma reekie through to the semi—finals of the 800m after winning her heat. good afternoon. he was vladimir putin's arch enemy — the kremlin�*s most prominent opponent. the kremlin�*s most almost two weeks ago alexei navalny died in mysterious circumstances in the arcticjail where he'd been imprisoned. well, today, in a gesture of mass defiance, thousands of mr navalny�*s supporters attended his funeral in moscow. they knew they were risking arrest, but they chanted that they were not afraid. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford reports — and some viewers may find some of the images in this report distressing. they shouted his name. a final act of support for alexei navalny. as his coffin arrived at a moscow church. it's the name vladimir putin refused to utter. navalny, being buried today, was putin's greatest political rival. so, this funeral was a show of defiance too. by those who queued to say their last goodbye in their many thousands. for them, navalny was the hope of change. a

josh kerr�*s stunning 3,000 metre victory; molly caudery�*s breakthrough pole vault gold; jemma reekieg crop of young athletes he had seen for generations. so, what does that mean for great britain ahead of this summers paris olympics? takes the world title. key in athletics is to peek at the right point. to climb higher than your you get two major championships and to land in the clouds to end our goal is from glasgow coming out the message ahead of the olympics seems to be this... to be this... believe the hype. we are heading into paris. i�*m probably going tojinx it badly now but we are heading into paris, and olympic games i don�*t think —— and olympic games i don�*t think —— and exciting crop of athletes i�*ve witnessed for a few generation at such unmasked optimism is a long way from tokyo. there was no british olympics athletics gold for the first time in 25 years. perhaps it was darkest before the dawn. since then, jake whiteman, josh kerr and katerina jonnson thompson have been world champions outdoors. this weekend, kerralso world champions outdoors. this weekend, kerr also

disappointment for britain's izzy boffey who failed to make the 800 metre semi finals but her team—mate jemma reekiean under two minutes for the first time indoors. as she won her heat to qualify with ease it was nice when i stepped out and had the crowd, the heats are always the hardest part getting out here and feeling it but i enjoyed it. i never take a run for granted at the british terms, i never take the girls for granted, it's the world championships and everyone stepped up championships and everyone stepped up for it, so i came ahead and was relaxed and was confident. the european indoor 400 metres champion karsten warholm will be looking to add the world title to his medal collection, after qualifying for the semi—finals. the norwegian is also the olympic and world champion in the 400 metres hurdles. and canada's sarah mitton won the first gold with victory in the shot put by a margin ofjust three centimetres... her throw of 20.22 metres enough to upgrade her world outdoor silver medal to gold indoors. andre rublev was disqualified after so is screaming in the face about language. rublev wa

josh kerr, laura muir and jemma reekie will all be hoping to win gold in front of their home crowd inhips which got under way today. they're part of britain's squad of 25 athletes who”ll be competing for 26 titles. among this evening's highlights... world 100m and 200m champion noah lyles, competing at his first worlds indoors, will take on fellow american christian coleman in the final of the 60 metres. janette kwakye's part of our team bringing you coverage of the championships: coueen colleen jackson alongside colleenjackson alongside me in day one of this world indoor in the fixed championship, the morning session has gone well, the stars were out, that's start with a women 400 metres. a very special touch flying superstar in action. femme cabal is the _ flying superstar in action. femme cabal is the world _ flying superstar in action. femme cabal is the world number - flying superstar in action. femme cabal is the world number one - flying superstar in action. femme| cabal is the world number one but she is— cabal is the world number one but she is a _ cabal is the world number o

jemma reekie took silver in the women's 800m on the final day — her first senior medal. happiness — but photographers are complaining that some angry vicars are making it impossible for them to do theirjob. they say they've encountered rude, humiliating, aggressive and abusive behaviour, and have signed a petition asking for better working conditions. we spoke to sophie and john who told us how the vicar dealt with their photographer on their wedding day. so, we got married in april 2022. and then we were told on the day that the photographer would have to stay either at the front or the back. she wasn't allowed to be kind of moving around throughout the ceremony. devastated, to be honest. i think because of obviously having to postpone, i think even more upset than probably i would have been normally, because we wanted those shots of me coming into church and seeing john's face when i walked down the aisle. and for her to get the shot when we have our first kiss as husband and wife. that was impossible. she was stuck at the front and was limited to what she could get. i

jemma reekie uh, yesterday she got silver in the 800m. i mean she's been through a lot.h africa. is when she was in south africa. there was big fallout and it's there was a big fallout and it's like going to and like what's going to happen? and she for a while. so she was ill for a while. so she's come back. she was the favourite. so she's a great chance for the olympics. uh, josh the world josh kerr who won the world championship the 1500. so championship in the 1500. so he won over the weekend. won the 3000 over the weekend. so he's terrific. never so he's he's terrific. never neven so he's he's terrific. never never. i can't quite get the never. and i can't quite get the sunglasses though. indoors no. you no either running in you know no either running in some way. do you think . no not some way. do you think. no not really sure. >> so cool. but um but listen you know, you and i are old enough to remember friday nights on bbc one doing all this on bbc one and doing all this stuff and crystal palace. >> yeah, yeah . >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> everybody was was in