jo pavey, so great to have you with us one jo pavey, so great to have you with us one bbc breakfast,bout getting this medal, yourfirst to you. how do you feel about getting this medal, your first world championship, ten years on? yeah, i am absolutely thrilled and honoured to have the chance to receive the medal in this amazing stadium in front of a home crowd, i feel very grateful to everyone who has made that happen. 0f grateful to everyone who has made that happen. of course, it is a bittersweet moment, when i think back to that moment ten years ago now, when i laid on the track totally exhausted, feeling like i had let my friends and family down and everyone who supported me, tried so desperately hard to maintain a medal position but could not quite do not. afterwards facing everyone saying, iam do not. afterwards facing everyone saying, i am sorry, i couldn't quite do it on the day, whereas actually it should have been a day of celebrating, being proud to get a medalfor my celebrating, being proud to get a medal for my country, instead of a day of disappointment. but this defini

jo pavey has also been reallocated a medal.e gold medal, her third world championships gold medal. commentator: the lady who should be filling the bronze medal podium is not here because she is about to give birth. all of them of course were behind the russian. jess went on to take the silver. ladies and gentlemen, the national anthem of great britain and northern ireland. god save the queen cheering toni minichiello, there, who was to coach at the time. proudly clapping. very emotional, jess, great scenes. i bet that is the first time we have seen an i bet that is the first time we have seen an eight months pregnant woman on the gold medal position on the podium. she has every right to be emotional, we have said this before, it is great for her, but i have we don't have too many more of these. i suspect we will have a few, but let's share in that moment. that is one in the scrapbook. yes, her son reggie is here. he's about three yea rs reggie is here. he's about three years old. he won't know what is going on. why are they giv

championships stretching back ten years in the case ofjo stretching back ten years in the case of jo paveyyears in the case ofjo pavey, and just six years forjessica ennis—hill who was on top of the podium. she was cheated out of a gold in 2011. she enjoyed that. lord coe enjoyed giving her this medal. her third world title in the heptathlon and the crowd laughed at that. —— loved that. she also got the national anthem played, of course. it was a wonderful moment in the last hour. it was so special, my husband said, you're not going to cry, and i said no, but i'd forgotten the feeling of when you step out in the arena like this and hear the crowd cheering for you, such an emotional thing, and it takes you over. really special to be oi'i takes you over. really special to be on the podium for one last time, and soak up the atmosphere and the crowd. really great. another chapter viewing this amazing stadium, the defining moment for you in this career defining moment for you in this career of yours and now you have another chapter. it could not have beena another chapter. it could not have bee

britain‘s jo pavey says she‘s looking to defend her ten thousand metre title at the european championshipsears ago. the five—time olympian missed the athletics world championships in london with a heel injury. she‘s ruled herself out of the commonwealth games in australia, but says she has no plans to retire. and serena williams revealed in a magazine article she plans play tennis again within three months of giving birth to her first child! the 23—time grand slam champion called it "the most outrageous plan". she went on to say "either i win, or i don‘t play." now for many athletes competiting at last week‘s world championships, claiming a gold medal was their sole focus. but the usa‘s tianna bartoletta has told bbc sport thatjust competing was an achievement in itself. the rio olympic long jump champion claimed a bronze in london. and after receiving her medal she posted on social media that she was homeless after leaving home three months ago, and moving to arnhem in the netherlands where her training camp is based. in the post she also stated that she took the precaution to give hersel

jo pavey says she will look to defend her ten thousand metre title at the european championships in germanybirthday. she insists she has no plans to retire. the biggest warship ever built for the royal navy — the aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth — has sailed into her home port of portsmouth for the first time. she weighs 65,000 tonnes and cost more than three billion pounds to build. well in portsmouth this morning, huge crowds started gathering before sunrise to watch the queen elizabeth arrive. duncan kennedy is onboard and joins us now. ship's horn blows. this is a vessel and this is a day that redefines britain's naval forces. squeezing into the home port of the royal navy, this is the 65,000 tonne queen elizabeth. eight years to complete, 10,000 people to build. and one enormous milestone in our defence history. for families of the crew the excitement of seeing their loved ones after its two—month sea trials was matched by the novelty of this first homecoming. i think it makes the country feel a lot safer. it puts you, you know, above everybody else, really, doesn't it? a stressfu

jo pavey says is looking to defend her 10,000 metre title at the european championships in germany next45th birthday. pavey became the oldest woman to claim european gold when she won in zurich three years ago, aged a0. the british five—time olympian missed the athletics world championships in london with a heel injury and has ruled out competing at the commonwealth games in australia, but insists she has no plans to retire. england women head coach simon middleton has made ten changes to the starting 15 to face the usa in their pool b rugby world cup decider tomorrow. sarah bern recovers from a sprained ankle to start at tight head, hooker vicky fleetwood will start from the bench afterjoining up late with the squad as she continued to recover from a knee ligament injury. as middleton continues to rotate his squad, full back danielle waterman is the only player who has started every world cup match so far. both sides are unbeaten and the winner of the match will automatically qualify for next week's semifinals in belfast. britain's johanna konta's into the third round of the cincinatti

and jo pavey says she wants to defend her european 10,000 metres title next year, a month before herr of changes in the pool b decider. middleton continues to rotate his squad. middleton is the only player to have started every match so far. both sides are unbeaten and the winner of the match will automatically qualify for the semifinals in belfast. johanna konta is preparing well at the warm—up event for the us open. she‘s through to the third round of the cincinatti open after beating kiki bertens of the netherlands in straight sets. she‘ll play france‘s alize cornet next. she continues her preparation for the final grand slam of the year which is the us open which starts at the end of the month. the former one—day captain has criticised the views of the pink ball. he said it becomes as soft as plastic after a few overs. one man hoping to get to grips with it is chris woakes who is getting back after being injured.” haven‘t experienced it much, but it did move a bit. that is the time to bowl. you will have to bat under those conditions. the more you get used to it in these practice

and jo pavey wants to defend her european 10,000 metres title next year a month before her 45t h titlethe world championships in london through injury but says she has no plans to retire. more on those stories after half—past. labour mp sarah champion has offered to resign from her role as shadow secretary of state for women and equalities — ‘extremely poor choice of words‘ in a newspaper article. ms champion cited her column for the sun last friday as the reason for her apology and resignation. emma vardy is with us. plenty of people may not even know what she has written so could you explain the background. sarah champion cause particular offence with the words that she wrote in the article for the sun newspaper in which she said britain is a problem with british pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls. as you said she was reacting to the conviction in newcastle of a group of mostly asian men of exploiting and abusing young girl. that was the latest court case ina girl. that was the latest court case in a series of cases in which we have seen men convicted of exploiting young

jo pavey willjoin us as well.forward to on the track and coverage of course gci’oss to look forward to on the track and coverage of course across the bbc during the day to day. bbc two during the day to day. bbc two during the day and bbc one this evening. prosecutors have told a court in las vegas that a british computer expert has admitted creating software that steals bank details. marcus hutchins, aged 23 and from devon, will plead not guilty. mr hutchins was praised earlier this year for helping to limit a global cyber attack that brought down several nhs computer networks. he'll appear in court next tuesday. from las vegas, our north america correspondent james cook reports. marcus hutchins appeared in a las vegas courtroom. the prosecution said he admitted writing computer code designed to steal banking details and also claimed there was evidence that he discussed how to split the profits with an accomplice. his lawyer says he denies all the charges against him. how is he doing? he is holding up and in good

jo pavey says she's looking to defend her ten thousand metre title at the european championships in germany in zurich three years ago, aged a0. the british five—time 0lympian missed the athletics world championships in london with a heel injury and has ruled out competing at the commonwealth games in australia next year, but pavey insists she has no plans to retire. that's all sport for now. leah boleto will be here for more in the next hour. the government has said it's determined that border posts between northern ireland and the republic will not return after brexit. critics maintain their plans, released this lunchtime, fail to contain credible detail. well, let's find out why the irish border is such a complicated issue. 0ur reality check correspondent chris morris is here to explain the details for us. the government's proposals promise to uphold the good friday agreement in full and to maintain the common travel area, which allows irish and uk citizens in ireland to travel freely, but the determination to avoid a hard border after brexit is at the heart of the matter. that's because

jo pavey says she‘s looking to defend her ten thousand metre title at the european championships in germany a0. the british five—time 0lympian missed the athletics world championships in london with a heel injury and has ruled out competing at the commonwealth games in australia next year, but pavey insists she has no plans to retire. that is all the sport for now. at least 600 people are still believed to be missing after a mudslide engulfed dozens of homes on the outskirts of the capital of sierra leone, freetown. the country‘s president has declared seven days of mourning and said entire communities have been wiped out. the united nations is preparing to deal with the outbreak of diseases such as cholera and typhoid. martin patience sent this update from freetown. the families of those that have been buried by the mudslide have gathered here at the main mortuary in freetown. since we‘ve been here a fleet of ambulances have arrived. the stench of corpses is overpowering. workers in the mortuary say there are too many bodies, they need to bury them as quickly as possible. there‘s concerns

jo pavey says she's looking to defend her 10,000 metre title at the european championships in germany oldest woman to claim european gold when she won in zurich three years ago aged a0. the british five—time 0lympian missed the world athletics championship in london with a heel injury and has ruled out competing at the commonwealth games in australia next year, butjo pavey insists she has no plans to retire. that's all the sport for now. the number of people out of work in the uk is now at its lowest level in more than a0 years. there's also been a slight rise in average earnings — but the rise is lower than inflation. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity has details. the rate of unemployment in the uk is at its lowest since 1975. the number of unemployed people is 1.a8 million. part of the reason it's such a low rate — a.a% — is because it's a smaller and smaller percentage of a workforce that keeps growing. there's now a record 32.1 million people in work. with the unemployment rate so low, in theory, wages should take off — because employers need to pay more to attract staff and

jo pavey says she wants to defend her ten thousand metre title at the european championships in germanyhe unknown for the hosts. it‘s hard to think of test cricket, playing it any differently to how you would normally. ultimately it‘s still the same game. you have to adapt to the conditions. we‘ve managed to do that well and should be in a good position. it's something the game needs. test cricket is not suffering in england, but in many territories around the world, the fans are slowly but surely decreasing. so i think this adds something to test cricket. i know you're asking if there is a real difference in colour. but there isa real difference in colour. but there is a crease which has been added to the red ones that moisture does not get into the ball and it maintains a shine so because of the pigment, but greece can't be added. some of the players have used it say the pink one can degrade a little bit more. it starts playing well but the quality of the ball changes. you have a white ball as well. that is limited overs cricket. exactly. in the shorter formats of the game. that can't