remembered for winning gold at the london 2012 olympics on super saturday alongside mo farah and jessica ennisg him to quit the sport. that gold at london 2012 was undoubtedly the high point of a glittering career but it was also the springboard for him holding all four of long jump‘s major international gold medals at the same time. following success in london, he won commonwealth games gold in glasgow two years later. just one month after that rutherford claimed top spot at the european championships in zurich, before rounding off the haul with gold at the 2015 world championships in beijing, joining linford christie, sally gunnell, jonathan edwards and daley thompson in holding all four major titles. he plans to appear at the london anniversary games in latejuly and the birmingham diamond league in august. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and labour peer, dame joan bakewell and the former conservative pensions minister, baroness ros altmann. welco

remembered for winning olympic gold during super saturday at london 2012 alongside mo farah and jessica ennislive on the sofa just after 8 o‘clock. in the studio this morning, we measured out one of his jumps at eight metres. it is a long way!|j don't eight metres. it is a long way!” don't think we have a camera in the right place to show how far, that is a long, long way. scary. england's women have levelled their three—match series against south africa, after a convincing 69 run victory. there were centuries for tammy beaumont and sarah taylor in what was a much—improved batting performance after their seven—wicket defeat in the first test. the final match of the series takes place on friday at canterbury. england's men meanwhile start their five test one day international series against australia at the oval today. it's the first time the two sides have met since the ball tampering scandal, which saw three key australia players banned. but england captain eoin morgan says england won't use the scandal to sledge the aussies, as they'd rather concentrate on their own performance. we need to