jessica ennis—hill is going to get the gold medal that she should have won, so that is why it will beears ago at the world championships in daegu. katarina johnson thompson would take any medal tonight but she is going to fall short yet again. we thought katarina johnson—thompson's medal hopes were over after a poor start to the heptathlon competition yesterday. that was mainly because in her favoured event, the highjump, she performed terribly, well down on her previous best. first up it was the long jump, and a leap of 6.56 metres meant she came second in that discipline, beaten only by a centimetre by current leader nafissatou thiam. that lifted her back into the medal places, something that looked highly unlikely yesterday. of all the heptathletes, she was down in 20th place in the javelin and that meant she fell out of the medal places and she is now 240 points from the bronze medal position which is a lot to make up. it looks like fourth—place or fifth place, the best she can hope for. we will go down to the podium. because just about now we are going to see jessica ennis—hill g

six years on, jessica ennis—hill receives a gold medal for the 2011 championships, her heptathlon silverers a review into the cost of energy but critics say it's too little too late. both the us and china welcome tougher sanctions against north korea in the wake of its recent ballistic missile testing. the search for two men who are missing following a fishing trip in the english channel has been called off. one man has died, and another rescued. also in the next hour... is the internet as bad as junk food? the children's commissioner warns parents about youngsters

athletes, we want to give them their moment in the sun and if their gold medallists as we saw the jessica ennistheir gold medallists as we saw thejessica ennis hill, give them their national anthem as well. it was wonderful. all those 2012 memories came flooding back off when she was top of the podium, it was tatiana of the gold medal winning heptathlete is, the russian from 2011 who was found to have cheated. she was also stripped of her page in bronze and her london bronze medals as well. it was wonderful. there was as well. it was wonderful. there was a small tearfrom jessica as well. it was wonderful. there was a small tear from jessica ennis as well. she was so happy. you are right, looking very healthy, expecting her second child as well. before you go, let's talk about katarina johnson, not doing so in the highjumpa katarina johnson, not doing so in the highjump a much better today with chaplin. yes, but it is not enough. the javelin she did particularly well then, it was a season particularly well then, it was a season ‘s best from her, but that terrible high jump is season ‘s best from

athletics, quite a few of the papers have jessica ennis hill on athletics, quite at cover, she was fighting back the tea rs cover, she was fighting back the tears yesterday. must be an extraordinary moment to be on your own and given your gold. and knowing six years ago in 2011 when she felt she should have won those world championships and tatiana sinn over has since been stripped of that gold sojessica ennis has since been stripped of that gold so jessica ennis hill has since been stripped of that gold sojessica ennis hill is three—time world champion and one—time olympic champion, winning silver in rio last summer as well, the main story nhs abuse of mental patient is endemic, the warning over the use of force over record violence. various things on the front page of the daily telegraph, including that picture of jessica ennis hill yesterday, they are talking about the conservative party saying brexit negotiators have been accused of trying to ram through a £36 billion divorce bill while most of the cabinet is on holiday. talking about backlash from ministers and

dina asher—smith carried jessica ennis—hill's it at the london olympics.y started running again injune. february and only started running again in june. and dina asher-smith four. of course, it was for yet again, but this was quite an achievement. we have had loads of fourth that at same time, loads of those have been people who are so young with a decade in them. they may not have got a medal today but they will be the ones to watch in championships to come. experiences like this will eventually bring the reward she deserves. our sports editor dan roan is at the stadium for us tonight. close but no cigars. that is right. i think it inevitable but when a body like uk athletics is in receipt of public money from uk sport and yet only has one medal from eight days of home championships to show for it, there will be some kind of inquest. having said that, british athletics are putting a positive spin on this. there have been plenty of fourth place finishes and top eight finishes from some very promising athletes. and with the long—term target of the 2020 toky

and six years on, jessica ennis—hill receives a gold medal for the 2011 championships — her heptathlonver was upgraded after the russian winner failed a drugs test. also in the next hour — fighting the illegal ivory trade. the british army is a listed to track poachers in south africa. —— enlisted. and we'll be taking a look at tomorrow's front pages, including the times which has a photo ofjessica ennis—hill receiving the gold medal she was denied by a russian drugs cheat back at the 2011 world championships good evening and welcome to bbc news. an independent review into the cost of energy has been launched. the prime minister pledged to energy costs during the election campaign but shelved the plans after losing the majority. it will look at prices and climate change targets completed by the end of october. how much we pay for our energy, to run our households and companies always ignites our passions. policies like capping energy prices to support working families. that's why theresa may promised a price cap and an independent probe into the energy sector before the general electio

no jessica ennis—hill or greg rutherford. 0f no jessica ennis—hill or greg rutherford. he came flying through his heat with jamaica this morning. very, very rare that he does actually take part in the heats. but they're leaving nothing to chance. the jamaicans have absolutely dominated this event with usain bolt at the helm — 19 gold medals, many of them in relays for usain bolt. he's looking to bow out. that will be it. his retirement with a 20th gold medal. but this is a very, very big but, justin gatlin and christian coleman, the two americans who pushed him into bronze last saturday night, a week ago, remember that — spoiled the script, not the script they wanted according to lord coe, the president of the iaaf, as the americans spoiled that particular party in the 100, the americans, with gatlin and coleman, they looked extremely quick in qualifying for the final. it's likely that america could be top of the podium once again. not perhaps the podium once again. not perhaps the way usain bolt will want to go out but he'll be doing his all to go out but he'll be doin

jessica ennis—hill topped the podium in london once more. hands on what was rightfully hers all along. getting her hands on what was cheated out of gold in 2011 by russian tatyana chernova, she wasn't sure if this moment would ever come. when it did, it was emotional. would ever come. my husband said to me, "you're not going to cry, are you?" i was like, "no, no." "you're not going to cry, are you?" but i'd forgotten that feeling when you step out in an arena like this and actually hear the crowd cheering for you. it's such an emotional thing. the crowd cheering for you. yeah, it kind of takes you over. the crowd cheering for you. it was just really special to be on the podium for one last time. from the old generation to the new. on the podium for one last time. katarina johnson—thompson has long been considered britain's heir to ennis—hill's heptathlon crown. been considered britain's heir yet again, in a major championship, he hopes plummeted. despite a season's best in the javelin, she left herself far too much to do in the final event —

. -- jessica ennis-hill.t would be nice to be able to finish on a high. i guess, why not do it where it all started, in london, at that track. where i became 0lympic london, at that track. where i became olympic champion, that is what changed me as an athlete. you come back years later as the world champion, i decided i am going to end it at that track. aggressive running from laura muir. who are those moving into the spotlight? laura muir is aiming to do the middle—distance double in both the 1500 and 5000 metres despite fracturing her foot in june. look at the great she is showing. currently studying to become a vet, the 24—year—old juggles her love of animals with a tough training programme. she said five british records in the last 12 months, but she wants much more. making those british record, i am very happy to have done that, i am sure down the line there will be somebody coming up line there will be somebody coming up and breaking my record. they are things that stay with you for ever. uk sport has t

legacy from london 2012 is still in people'smind because people remember mo farah, greg rutherford, jessica ennis—hill. is it time for new faces and names to present themselves to the british public? i feel it will be the next generation that will come out. after london, people were inspired in para—athletics and the olympics so i believe and hope people will be inspired by this and come out and watch track and field andjoin come out and watch track and field and join clubs come out and watch track and field andjoin clubs and come out and watch track and field and join clubs and get involved in the sport. we want the next generation to come, because i will not be here for ever. this competition will prove how good british athletics are banned in years to come they will be more to see. that was asha philip, we could call her the loughborough express because she has relocated there. and those who know st pancras station, will also know we not far from a train to take you to loughborough. this britain's former triple jump world championjonathan edwards said this week that his world record could go i

jessica ennis will get her upgraded gold medal from know.ut of. and we will see justin gatlin she was cheated out of. and we will seejustin gatlin get his goal for winning the 100 metres final last night. usain bolt could only manage bronze in his last ever individual race. the president of the sport‘s governing body told the bbc today that gatling‘s win was not the perfect script. andy swiss reports on the race that shot —— shocked the world. the villain turned victor. athletics has other returned drugs cheats, butjustin athletics has other returned drugs cheats, but justin gatlin athletics has other returned drugs cheats, butjustin gatlin is the chosen brew boy, so this was the last thing the sport wanted. chosen brew boy, so this was the last thing the sport wantedm chosen brew boy, so this was the last thing the sport wanted. it is gatling. beating usain bolt in his last race then shushing the fans is hardly the past popularity, but his respect for usain bolt was clear and gatlin says he has served his punishment and deserves his title.|

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she carried jessica ennis—hill ‘s kate. she was also competing in the juniors a few weeks before.h in the 200 metres. she was very, very happy with that. 0bviously, breaking my foot this year was not good. but i'm going to try as hard as i can and make everybody proud. a minor miracle that you are here when earlier in the year, you will only to walk again. yeah, definitely. there were points when i was thinking, you might not do this and i had to get over that. to me in front of this incredible crowd is so good. absolutely delighted to get through the two semifinals. bianca williams got through as a lucky loser. the shot put british competitor failed to get through. a kenyan athlete won the men's 3000 metres steeplechase. five gold medals have been won. langford just missed out but the big talking point is that norovirus struck down the biggest medal contender and that was ma kwa la biggest medal contender and that was makwala from botswana. it has been a terrible 24—hour is for him. thank you very much for that comprehensive wrap. away from athletics — two of european football's

jessica ennis hill on sunday get her gold medal as well. that is a really nice touch.d coe said it was so important, that is what athletes missed out on, knowledge is getting their names in the record books, then black—and—white, actually getting that moment on the podium. that is what christina god amongst others and all her former team—mate. what christina god amongst others and all herformer team—mate. we will see whether the relay teams, how they do towards the end of this championship, still so much to look forward to. just another nine days. but i think it is worth thinking about what the thursday will be remembered for? well, they big roar came for usain bolt when he wasted the crowd but the bigger role was for mo farah. tonight at, we are going to leave you with his tent global gold. mo farah has done it again in the 10,000 metres. good night. mo farah is going to win it. he is going to take another world title. he is a superpower. it is gold for mo farah. incredible. good evening, after a week of sunshine and showers, you may be well hoping for something more

the picture shows jessica ennis—hill collecting her 2011 world championship heptathlon gold medal earlierfter the original winner was banned for doping. the times reports that record levels of violence and abuse against vulnerable patients at mental health trusts were reported last year amid accusations of endemic use of force in the nhs. the guardian says 13 areas of england have restricted or com pletely areas of england have restricted or completely halted ivf treatment for women struggling to conceive since the start of the year with a further eight consulting on taking similar steps. the financial times says financial institutions have paid more than $150 billion in fines in the us relating to the credit crisis. the daily mirror has the father of princess diana's driver claiming british police told him she was murdered. according to the metro, a model kidnapped in the land then tortured and offered the sale feared she would be killed. the sun says the model has now described how she was drugged and stuffed into a suitcase. we'll come to that story at the end, but first of all, the da

and six years on, jessica ennis—hill receives a gold medal for the 2011 championships — her heptathlon winner failed a drugs test. also in the next hour — fighting the illegal ivory trade. the british army is a listed to

her story is so entwined with this stadium, she carried jessica ennis hill's kit five years ago.showed a comedy foreignerjabbing. bahamian runners showed a comedy foreigner jabbing. we'll have bahamian runners showed a comedy foreignerjabbing. we'll have to wait to see if she makes it onto the start line. bianca williams also spending for great britain a little bit later. so much to look forward to on the seventh day of these championships. there's a brief rundown of you can watch things. we know how you can watch it, it is across the bbc of course. some of those 5000 metres runner is just coming through buying me, we will try and grab a word with laura muir. the men's triple jump final, cannot wait for that to see of me to get a world record. two finals later on in the 400 metres hurdles and the blockbuster men's 200 metres. will it be isaac makwala day? if he can win this race, it will be amazing. if he can do it. mitchell blake, kenny do it? —— kenny do it? we will keep you updated throughout the evening. british athletics were today that is all for now. you're watching bbc ne

jessica ennis hill was an outstanding hurdler. 13.29 is a new personal best for katarina this season. personal best for katarina this season. can she get close to it? it all begins here in the hundred hurdles. set... it's all about the time for katarina johnson—thompson. perhaps a little bit of safety there. she sat for a while in the blocks it seemed. it was cautious at the start from katarina johnson—thompson. let's wait to see her time coming up and colin jackson will talk you through this one. yes, the women in this event a re this one. yes, the women in this event are strong hurdlers. her time has just event are strong hurdlers. her time hasjust come event are strong hurdlers. her time has just come up. 13.30 three. event are strong hurdlers. her time hasjust come up. 13.30 three. she will be very happy with that. let's have a look at that spot. she was very soft, a little bit of over striding. you need to have good legs be going into that first hurdle because it sets you up, but once she gets into the groove, she starts making inroads into the field. so all eyes on kj tea over t

many talked about her being the successor to jessica ennis—hill. ifth in the heptathlon and hopes of a medal began with a poor highjump, one of her best events. she did not pick it up in the hundred metres but she perform better in three events yesterday and was second in the 800 metres heat but she left herself too far behind. more disappointment for holly bradshaw, who came sixth in the pole vaults. she cleared what would have been a bronze medal but missed on the count back, so not great. staying positive, on monday. there is still a lot for them to work on and sometimes your biggest setbacks are your biggest strengths and they may come back learning lots of lessons. the football season is up and running, which is all wrong in my view! let's talk about the community shield and penalty rules. we are going to talk about abba, the new format for taking penalties. it is like tie—breaks in tennis. team a takes the first penalty and then tb takes the first penalty and then tb takes the next two and it goes on and and this is in place of the old system

jessica ennis won heptathlon gold.g rutherford won gold in the long jump and mo farah won 10,000 metres gold, all in the space of 44 minutes. every games needs a home medal at its olympic stadium to give it life, a night to remember it by. this was that defining moment. the great wins ofjess, mo and greg made the super saturday the best night in british sport. since then, they have all faced challenges in their own unique way. challenges i've faced as a world—class athlete. staying on top, defending your title, and family life. in this programme, they will reflect on theirjourneys since that unforgettable night in the olympic stadium. and consider what the future holds as london prepares to welcome the world once again. five years have passed since super saturday. since then, jess, mo and greg have all followed their own unique paths as athletes. i am keen to see how my experiences in the sport compared to theirs. during my own career, i competed in three olympic games and five world championships. i dealt with the hig

jessica ennis hill. she earned bronze. but the lancashire a ptly earned bronze. but the lancashire aptly be able to put her competitors ina spin aptly be able to put her competitors in a spin and replicate that success. usain bolt will complete his last individual event. he qualified in the first heat in which he said it was far from his best, blaming the starting blocks. can he deliver the show stopping performance that we have come to expect from him? there is coverage from 9:30am on bbc two and then from ten o'clock on bbc one. if you're still to go on your summer holiday or you know someone who is travelling home this weekend, be warned — there could be delays at some airports across europe. british airways, easyjet and ryanair, have sent text messages to passengers, warning them to be at the airport up to three hours early to avoid missing theirflight. lengthy queues were reported earlier this week at airports in france, spain, portugal, italy, croatia and greece, where enhanced security checks comb

nafi thiam underlines her world status as the world's best heptathlete, after beating jessica ennis—hillum added her first world title. with a lead of 172 point going into the 800m, she did enough to stay ahead of germany's carolin schafer. holland's anouk vetter took the bronze. greece's katerina stefanidi also backed up her olympic title, with world championship success, clearing a world—leading 4 metres 91 to land pole vault gold. in the marathon there was a tactical battle and a dramatic finish. rose chelimo from bahrain, switching allegiance from kenya won gold. the kenyan one men's marathon. and some sad news concerning a racing great — betty cuthbert. the four—time olympic gold medallist, once hailed as australia's golden girl, has died. betty cuthbert remains the only olympian to have won gold in the 100, 200 and 400 metre races. she was 18 years old when she won three gold medals at the 1956 melbourne olympics. she then won a gold at the tokyo olympics in 1964. she died aged 79. for the first time, the netherlands are european champions in women's football. the host nation beat

their athletes miss the rio games still stands. 0ver over the weekend, we will seejo pavey and jessica ennisrospective medals awarded. christine 0huruogu has been up on the podium three times with an assortment of team members from her 4 assortment of team members from her ax assortment of team members from her 4x400 assortment of team members from her 4 x 400 teams over the years, 2011, 2013 and 2009. they have all received bronze medals and silver medals after being cheated off the podium in the past. if look out for the letters ana, authorised neutral athlete, next to their name. daya klishina is one of those, the only russian athlete at rio because she has operated outside the russian doping system. she is here as one of 19 russians competing. she has been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. in london, it is a different atmosphere. you feel a little lonely, even if you have your team around you, and of course the coach is always with me. but if you travel with your team, this is a big support and just a different mood for you. unfortunately, we are here under the neutral flag. we jus

great heritage of heptathlon athletes in great britain and she follows the likes of denise lewis, jessica ennisest is1.9 eight. a failing at 1.86. her personal best is 1.9 eight. a reactor said it all and the reaction from her new french coach. she now trained in france. she ballooned it, frankly, because she is now down in fifth. i spoke to her coach who said all is not lost, there are still five events to go. but we saw the belgian favourite and one of her rivals clear 195. so she is way down. we're just seeing her pool in the hurdles. she did one of her fastest times, she pool in the hurdles. she did one of herfastest times, she is pool in the hurdles. she did one of her fastest times, she is fifth overall. the trouble is she just cannot through very well at all, those are the weakest events. next up those are the weakest events. next up in the evening session is the shot but in the javelin tomorrow. 200 metres will be the final of the four events before three tomorrow. the long jump, javelin and the 1500 metres. so she really has two excel in those throwing events if she is to try and get b

dina asher—smith carried jessica ennis—hill‘s kit at the london olympics. is fourth. of course, it was four yet again, but this was quite an achievement. we have had loads of fourths but at same time, loads of those have been people who are so young with a decade in them. they may not have got a medal today but they will be the ones to watch in championships to come. experiences like this will eventually bring the reward she deserves. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i‘m @duncangolestani. now it‘s the weather. hello, there. after a mixed, changeable, and in places very soggy week of weather, the weekend is looking a little bit different. it will be mostly dry, and there will be some spells of sunshine. having said that, quite a cloudy start for many on saturday morning, particularly across southern england and the channel islands. the odd spot of drizzle here. things brighten up through the day. across—the—board patchy cloud and sunny spells. yes, one or two showers, but they will be the exception rather than the rule. many

they have got to win medals, as well, and that will get harder without the likes of mo farah and jessica ennisrom in the future? athletics will face a challenge as usain bolt believes the sport, a paragon of clean sport. the fastest 30 times in that event have been run entirely by dopers apart from the times clocked by usain bolt. the person who has single—handedly carried the sport, almost, he has transcended the sport, a global superstar but he won't be there after this year. that will be a very big void to fill. the passing of a great may show up the depth of the problems in track and field. chris cook reporting. sir craig reedie is a few months into his second term as president of wada, the world anti—doping agency, and as such the man ultimately responsible for cleaning up the sport. earlier this evening i button—holed him outside his hotel as he set off for the stadium. luckily, we also managed to borrow a couple of chairs from the banqueting suite. i began by asking him how tarnished athletics is now compared to his career as a badminton player. athletics certainly suffered from the rev

jessica ennis—hill has retired.the track after london. i have achieved what i wanted to achieve. and it would be nice to be able to finish on a high and i guess why not do it where it all started in london, that track. wanting to become olympic champion, that's what changed me as an athlete and then you come back years later as a world champ and, you know what, i'm going to end it at that track. well, this really is aggressive running from laura muir. so who are those moving into the spotlight? laura muir is aiming to do the double in the 1500 metres and the 5,000 metres, despite fracturing her foot injune. look at the grit she's showing here. currently studying to become a vet, the 24—year—old juggles her love of animals with a tough training programme. she's set five british records in the last 12 months but she wants much more. it's great breaking those british records, yeah, i am very happy i have done that but they're meant to be broken and i am sure down the line there will be somebody coming up breaking my re

dina asher—smith carried jessica ennis—hill's kit on super saturday.look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. how is it going as we gradually get to the weekend? not looking too bad at all, a little on the cloudy side, as shady day. nice pictures coming in nonetheless, look at this beautiful one from john 0 groats, the very far north of the british isles, and a stunning one from norfolk because this is where the best of the weather is today across east anglia and the south—east. a huge chunk of clear sky across the south—east extending into parts of the midlands as well but many parts of the west have shady cloud and bits and pieces of rain. all of us will be shrouded with cloud by the time we get to the evening but let's have a look at apm. scotland and northern ireland pretty overcast, a bit of brighton around aberdeenshire and fife which will come and go but some spots of rain there in the south—west and the west, windy as well. rain at times across wales, south—western england, the midlands as well, basically the further east you are the bet

and six years on, jessica ennis—hill receives a gold medal for the 2011 championships.er heptathlon silver was upgraded after the russian winner failed a drugs test. also in the next hour. is the internet as bad as junk food? the children's commissioner warns parents about youngsters bingeing online in the summer holidays. and arsenal win the community shield at wembley, beating chelsea on penalties. and the travel show heads to pakistan to check out the music scene in karachi. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the government says it wants an independent review, of the cost of energy, just days after british gas raised standard electricity prices, by 12.5%. the business secretary, greg clark, says the review will look at how prices can be kept low, while ensuring the uk meets climate change targets. here's our business correspondent joe lynam. how much we pay for our energy, to run our households and companies, always ignites our passions. policies like capping energy prices to support working families... that's why theresa may promised a price cap and an independen

johnson—thompson will feature in the heptathlon in an attempt to win the gold medal currently held by jessica ennisl. tens of thousands of passengers face three weeks of disruption from today, as a major engineering project begins at britain's busiest railway station, waterloo in london. ireland's first openly gay prime minister will attend a pride event in belfast later, as he warns the "clock is ticking" on brexit talks. the british hacker who helped stop a cyber attack on the nhs is spending the weekend in a us prison after being accused of creating software that steals customers' bank details. youtube insiders tell the bbc that child—protection measures at the video—sharing website are failing. hello, good morning, welcome to bbc news. sir mo farah has been celebrating his victory in last night's10,000m at the world championships, describing it as one of the toughest races of his career. the 3a—year—old, who is due to retire at the end of the season, now has his eyes on completing a third successive world double, by winning the 5000m next week. natalie perks has all the details from the london

looking to follow in the footsteps of three—time world champion jessica ennis—hill, the briton could00 metre hurdles, which is first of the seven disciplines. it's the highjump next. and certainly not the start matthew hudson—smith was looking for in the 400 metres. his time of 45.31 meant he could only finish fifth and he's now got to wait to see if he can reach the semi—finals as a fastest loser. there was better news for dwayne cowan though who qualified for the semis after coming third in his heat. there were absolutely no problems whatsoeverfor the man many think is the heir to usain bolt, once the jamaican retires. the olympic champion and world record holder wade van niekirk cruised to victory in his 400 metre heat. the south african winning in 45.27 seconds. and back to the brits, because sophie hitchon needed just one throw to qualify for the final of the hammer. the olympic bronze medallist threw 73.05 to reach the final with her very first throw. it is really to come into qualification rounds. it is always the most difficult part of it. once you're through, it is like a no

themselves at a training camp in paris, but have been doing so without stars including the retired jessica ennisst pancras internationa. amongst the continental commuters arriving back in london today precious cargo of british athletes returning from a foreign preparation camps to the heat of the whole world championships. let‘s be clear about their expectations, uk sport which controls the money once at least six medals. so who will win them, just annette hill has retired, greg rutherford injured. there was still of course mo farah but who else. and where else. rio 0lympics, of course mo farah but who else. and where else. rio olympics, the women‘s four by 100 relay team took bronze in a british record team. could they do it again, 25% of that tea m could they do it again, 25% of that team is ashley phillips. there is now this expectation that the british team will win at least six medals. these targets are interesting. interesting for the media and the public but how interesting are they for the athletes, is that a fair target? we are capable of doing it, we‘ve worked so hard when it comes to

greg rutherford's injured, jessica ennis—hill now retired.night's 1500 metres heats. the british team's target here of six medals will be tough, but they have high hopes. i look at sophie hitchon in the hammer, i look at katarina johnson—thompson in the highjump and the heptathlon, we could go on and on. many of them are young, their futures are ahead of them, and this is a fantastic stage for them to step up in front of a home crowd, excite us and win medals, and i think they will. but, as ever, there's no doubting the style of show, as athletics says goodbye to the greatest. tonight, usain bolt begins his quest for a final 100 metres title before he retires. so, can he bow out in style? some believe it's far from guaranteed. the emotion of it being his very last race will certainly get to him. he's an entertainer, he's a performer, and when the crowd literally are going to give him a standing ovation when he lines up, and how much does that take out of him before he lines up to actually go? who knows, it's going to be a tough one for him. i

have they been unlucky, jessica ennis hill isn't here, greg rutherford is injured.out this lack of british medals. the problem is that we had a period where some of us were winning medals which inflated the fact that britain we re which inflated the fact that britain were doing well. mo farah was winning two gold medals and pretty every championship which makes the telling of butter. the dish athletes are giving it their best, it is just as it seems in world athletics at the moment —— british athletes. we just haven't had enough there to win medals. 0bviously just haven't had enough there to win medals. obviously is incredibly disappointing. you are hoping and they are still my team mates and i am willing them on as much as possible although itjust isn't happening. at the end of this championships and i really hope this doesn't happen but if we are left with only mo farah winning two medals there's got to be a strong look at why this has happened. i don't really see much in the uk of top elite level coaching. good coaches but not good enough. 0utsource my coaching i

greg rutherford is in —— injured, jessica ennis—hill retired, the hosts will have to find new heroes.rt meanwhile it is goodbye to the greatest. tonight usain bolt will begin his quest for the final 100 metres title before he retires. this is a moment i've been looking forward to. after the race 01’ looking forward to. after the race or during the race the emotions will come out, it depends on how the crowd reacts. if there is applause and cheering i'll be happy, but they will find ways to get emotions out of you. it will be the fondest of farewells and as we athletes arrive once again the stage is set for some golden moments. —— as the athletes. we'll be at the london stadium throughout the morning, as we gear up for the event. it's great when we have a summer of sport. it is, although it doesn't feel like summer it is, although it doesn't feel like summer at the moment. but that's gorgeous sunrise. parts of europe are experiencing their hottest sustained heatwave in more than a decade. several countries have issued health warnings, as temperatures continue to soar and some regions a

katarina johnson—thompson, she beat three—time world champion jessica ennis—hill.and later on bbc one from 630. don't forget all of the coverage on 5 live as well if you are out and about. it doesn't have the same profile as football or volleyball, but handball is becoming more popular since it became a hit with audiences during the 2012 olympic games. now, a brand new championship has started in the uk that's part of the european handball tour. so, mike bushell decided to give it a go, and where better to try it out, than on the golden sands of poole beach? there is something so appealing about sport on a beach. i can smell barbecues, people are out on pal board, the ocean is inviting. —— paddleboards. that is why beach handball and volleyball have grown to such an extent. beach handball is a legacy of the london 2012 olympics when its host, read britain, were able to bring in a handball team. —— great britain. they wanted to bring ina great britain. they wanted to bring in a younger crowd so they brought it to the beach and get that extra flair. it is more social

katarina johnson thomson has long been tipped as the successor to jessica ennis heal.r previous competition. will she be able to replicate success? usain bolt will com plete replicate success? usain bolt will complete his last individual event. he qualified in the first heat in which he said it was far from his best, blaming the starting blocks. can he deliver the show stopping performance that we have come to expect from him. there is coverage from 9:30am on bbc two and then from ten o'clock on bbc one. and just after 9 we'll be hearing from long—distance runnerjo pavey, who will retrospectively receive a bronze medal at today's games ten years after her race, due to the disqualification of an athlete for doping offences. here's jay with a look at this morning's weather. some showers are in the forecast we will see rain at times in and around the london area. we have already seen a few showers. here is a rainbow in five, but it it's not —— but it's not all doom and gloom. some sunny spells and heavy showers. a good crop of showers across parts of scotla nd a good crop

she goes on during metres final, five years ago she was carrying jessica ennis—hill's stuff out on superevening. dafne schippers in that one as well. it's going to be a hot final. lorraine coogan in the women's long jump final will be highly competitive, she has given herself a chance, daria kasatkina competing as a neutral athlete and also the olympic and world champion, but the long jump and dina asher—smith, we'll keep everything crossed. thanks, that's all for now, we'll be back with more in the next hour. air passengers were most likely to be delayed over the last two summers if they flew from gatwick airport or with easyjet. data from the civil aviation authority for those periods have been analysed by the bbc, and show that among the ten biggest airlines, easyjet travellers suffered an average delay of 24 minutes. gatwick and easyjet say many of the delays were beyond their control as our business correspondent emma simpson reportd. up, up and away, but how often do they take off on time? the bbc has been looking at the data. gatwick airport had the longest delays with an average

katarina johnson—thompson has long been tipped as the successor to jessica ennis—hill.became the first female british olympic hammer medallist in brazil last summer, with a last round throw of 74.54 metres to earn bronze. will the athlete be able to put our competitors in a spin and replicate that success? usain bolt will compete in his last ever individual event. he qualified first in his heat in a performance which he said was farfrom his best, blaming the starting blocks. can he recovered to deliver the showstopping performance that we have come to expect? there is coverage throughout the day on bbc two from 9:30am and on bbc one from 6:30pm. if you are going abroad this summer, will you be able to ask for the bill, order a drink or even say hello in the local language? new figures show fewer young people are learning french and german and applications to study european language degrees have fallen by a quarter in the past five years. we asked people in salford how important it is to learn another language in the age of google translate? i lived in france for a few y

jessica ennis—hill has retired, world champion long jumper greg rutherford is out injured, mo farah iss what changed me as an athlete. you come back years later as the world champion, i am like, i am going to end it at that track. aggressive running from laura muir. who are those moving into the spotlight? laura muir is aiming to do the middle—distance double in both the 1500 and 5000 metres, despite fracturing her foot injune. look at the grit she is showing. currently studying to become a vet, the 24—year—old juggles her love of animals with a tough training programme. she set five british records in the last 12 months, but she wants much more. breaking those british record, i am very happy to have done that, i am sure down the line there will be somebody coming up and breaking my record. the medals are things that stay with you for ever. uk sport has targeted six to eight of those medals, a big ask for a squad juggling injuries. but the bigger picture focuses on the next generation. born just a few miles from the london 0lympic site, never natheneel mitchell blake is the second fast

the likes of jessica ennis—hill have retired, greg rutherford, 0lympic jessica ennis—hill have retiredl the medals come from? they have the likes of sir mo who will be going for the double gold in the 5000 and 10,000. laurini your in the 1500 metre heats tonight. sophie hitchon in the hammer, she is a possibility on the track. in the 100 and it is, usain bolt will be running, but the british athlete cgu jet has been talking himself up in the build—up to these world championships saying he has seen a few chinks in the armada usain bolt, and if he gets to the final, he could beat usain bolt. he said once he gets to the starting line of the 100 metres, it is anyone's. it will be interesting to see if he can back it up with a good performance. we will have to wait and see. y very much. coming up, marcus hutchins from devon has been accused of creating malware to devon has been accused of creating malwa re to steal devon has been accused of creating malware to steal bank details. we get the latest. let's get the latest weather update, with lucy martin. how is it looking this weekend? it is

200 metres, cruised through her semifinal and a fairy tale because five years ago she carried jessica ennis others in there. if she can get anywhere close to our podium it would be going some. the roof would blow off this place if she did actually get a medal. in the longjump, she did actually get a medal. in the long jump, qualified with the third longestjump long jump, qualified with the third longest jump for the final, long jump, qualified with the third longestjump for the final, but long jump, qualified with the third longest jump for the final, but the 0lympic longest jump for the final, but the olympic and world champion also involved. we will have full details and don't forget the sportsday at 6:30pm. thanks, moving onto golf, and outright leader, america's kevin kisner has moved clear of thorbjorn 0lesen after making three birdies on the first nine holes, rory mcilroy starting the day won over and he's picked up a shot butjustin rose battling to make the cut. you can see highlights the bbc sport website with live coverage on the red button and online from 6pm. that's all for now,

katarina johnson—thompson has long been tipped as the successor to jessica ennis—hill.c hammer medallist in brazil last summer, with a last round throw of 74.54 metres turn a bronze medal. will the lachish atley to be able to put our competitors in a spin and replicate that success? —— lancashire. usain bolt will compete in his last ever individual event. he qualified first in his heat in a performance which she said was far from his best, blaming the starting blocks. can he recovered to deliver the showstopping performance that we have come to expect? there is coverage throughout the day on bbc two from 1980 a.m. and on bbc one from 60. brilliant, well done. it is 6:40am. if you're still to go on your summer holiday or you know someone who is travelling home this weekend, be warned — there could be delays at some airports across europe. british airways, easyjet and ryanair have sent text messages to passengers, warning them to be at their chosen airport up to three hours early to avoid missing theirflight. lengthy queues were reported earlier this week at airports in f

we spoke to the former coach of jessica ennis—hill who knows all about the throwing and he had this tot is not a given that she will get a medal even though she got a bronze in rio, but she is amongst it. sophie will love the 60,000 crowd, she will love the noise and the support from this partisan british crowd. i think the crowd has a part to play. people who are coming, support sophie. what else can we look forward to this evening? we have got four gold medals this evening, the final of the women's triplejump and evening, the final of the women's triple jump and the 110 metres final with no brits in that, but two brits in the final of the women's1500 metres, which will be the last event on the track. laura muir has an outside chance of a medal and laura weightman is also in there, but it will be so tough to get onto the podium because you have got the olympic champion, the world champion and the world leader. all have run considerably quicker than laura muir, who had a great breakthrough season in the indoor season. keep an eye out for caster semenya. 800 is heading, but she is doubl

jessica ennis hill, and super saturday. she was inspired by that experience.he is now britain's fastest sprinter and our lone representative in the final of the 200 metres. my word, it will be so tough, dafne schippers, who won bronze in the 100 metresjust days ago, and the sprinter from the ivory coast will be in there, she got a silverfrom ivory coast will be in there, she got a silver from the 100 metres, ivory coast will be in there, she got a silverfrom the 100 metres, it will be really tough. but if this crowd can give dina asher—smith a bit of a lift, you never know. and my word the british team really need it! i'm sure that crowd is capable ofa it! i'm sure that crowd is capable of a whoompf! what else should we watch out for. we are keeping an eye on the long jump and the pit because it's the final of the women's long jump it's the final of the women's long jump and lorraine ugen, a medallist in the world indoors, maybe outdoors with this crowd and the competition she is facing in the final she is struggling. she's had two nojumps, if she doesn't post

greg rutherford is injured, jessica ennis—hill retired — the hosts will have to find new heroes.r the final 100 metres title before he retires. this is a moment i've been looking forward to. after the race or during the race the emotions will come out, it depends on how the crowd reacts. if there is applause and cheering i'll be happy, but they will find ways to get emotions out of you. it will be the fondest of farewells and as the athletes arrive once again the stage is set for some golden moments. the deadline for submissions on what the grenfell tower fire inquiry should cover will expire later today. hundreds of suggestions have been received with the total expected to hit around 300 by the 5pm cut—off. inquiry head sir martin moore—bick promised to consider a broad range of evidence when he launched a public consultation into the terms of reference injuly. speaking on the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme, christos fairbairn who lived on the 15th floor of grenfell tower and survived said the inquiry needed to be led by someone from the community. you need someone from the