joe lynskey, bbc news.ry kane is, in his words, "our player". the england captain's future has been the subject of speculation over the last few months. the bbc understands kane has an "agreement" that would allow him to leave this summer. but his new manager wouldn't be drawn on kane's future. he is our player, period. no need to talk about anything else. now is the moment to recover his energy, to rest, and when harry comes again, we will have time to speak and i'm looking forward to him joining the group and start working together. when he arrives, he will feel that every one of us wants to commit ourselves to becoming better and we are ambitious people, we want to do it well, and we count on harry in that. the talk to will go into the semifinals. england are into 20 action right now gets pakistan. pakistan are batting first and the latest is they are 31 without loss. let's round up some other stories. janneman malan hit an unbeaten 177 in dublin as south africa beat ireland by by in their third one day

joe lynskey, bbc news. the games. before it started we knew it was had to be dramatically different. there was never again be the crowds were used to. not the sins of hundreds of thousands of people in the stands in the athletes marching in. but it felt appropriate. as we were saying there, without moving, it felt quite emotional, and it still felt like a celebration just something olympians and the japanese people are proud of. it was always get a feel a little bit different today. we have to talk about the pandemic. his affect, we delayed by a year. of course is a subject matter of the crowds on there. but once the sport starts in almost as a spectator readjust what you're watching you won't see the crowds in the background, you won't the noises. i've got to ask you about helen glover. going for a third olympic medal. we've seen her compete brilliantly, when the gold in london, in rio as well. there she is winning the gold medal in rio with scanning. what about her chances tomorrow, in that he thought to

joe lynskey, bbc news. still spectacular, wasn't it? strange to see those empty seats. pirks is in tokyo for us. the world had been waiting a long time to see how tokyo would officially open these games. and it was no queen parachuting into the london olympic stadium, let's put it that way. but it was a very sombre, intimate affair, especially with no spectators in the stadium. and i think it was reflective of the times that we are living in, and i think it was fitting that they didn't have a massive celebration, especially when the japanese public, who are paying for this, can't be part of this party. during the quietest part, you could hear some spectators outside, some protesters should i say, chanting things like "stop the games". i'd say it was a noisy minority, but it does show the strength of feeling here in japan. a recent survey said that two thirds of the public didn't believe that japan could pull off a safe games, and it hasn't helped that covid infection rates are rising. they're at their highest level now since january, and we've had yet more positive case

joe lynskey has more. as the flame was lit, the sights felt the same, but the sound was empty.s was naomi 0saka, tennis�* grand slam champion, marking the start of a games in the silence. at this olympics, the backdrop is inescapable. this opening ceremony was different. it was solemn. let us all take a moment to remember all those friends and loved ones who are no longer with us, in particular because of the covid—19 pandemic. there was reflection, but the theme, too, was "moving forward". music. and a tribute to how athletes have had to adapt to 12 months of lockdown. at the front of it, japan's arisa tsubata, a boxer and a nurse who missed out on the games when her qualifier was cancelled. japan's flag, too, was brought on by key workers, waved on in the stands by around 1000 dignitaries. tokyo were last host for the games in 1964, when trees were planted. the wood's being used for these 0lympic rings. and so more than 200 nations converged on a city in a state of emergency. this games is a year late. the ioc�*s called it "the light at the end of a tunnel". the pandemic forc

seems like we've never seen before. joe lynskey there. thanks very much.just the one basket — ten minutes or the first to 21 points. it's the number one urban team sport according to a study by the ioc. kosovo's distria krasniqi won the first gold medal injudo, beating home favourite funa tonaki in the women's a8—kilogram final. it's just the second olympic medal for kosovo, who became independent only 13 years ago. and it was an early exit for the youngest competitor at the games. syria's hend zaza, atjust 12 years old, was competing in the table tennis singles — but she was beaten in the first round by opponent liu jia, who, at 39, is more than three times her age. so, a jam—packed first day from tokyo, but the action doesn't stop there because the british and irish lions are taking on south africa right now in the first test match in cape town. now, the home side completely dominated the first half — leading 12—3 at half time — but the lions improved after the break, luke cowan dickie going over to reduce the deficit to just two points. south africa soo

joe lynskey, bbc news. really lovely to see, wasn't it?e women's 100m breaststroke final too, with usa's17—year—old lydia jacoby taking gold. jacoby beat south africa's tatjana schoenmaker and pushed the favourite, her team mate lilly king into third. jacoby, whose parents are both sailers, wanted her to learn to swim as a child so she would be safe on the family boat. that has paid off, hasn't it? it's been an incredible day in the gymnastics. for the first time in almost 100 years, team gb won a medal in the women's team gymnastics. amelie morgan, alice kinsella and 16—year—old twinsjessica and jennifer gadirova were in tears after getting the bronze. there was another first though — for the first time in a decade, team usa were not top of the podium, beaten into silver by the russian olympic committee after their star, simone biles, withdrew from the competition because of a medical issue. john watson has more from tokyo. what drama here this evening. not least of course for gp pots a women gymnast who won the bronze medal but also for

joe lynskey reports. one of sport's great events starts in the silence. life in a bubble is the hotel and the pitch, but they are here. louis rees—zammit is the youngest lines since the 80s and now scored on his debut. this warm up match was this team has micro—opportunity. in the next three weeks, they played for their place. yet, scotland�*s ali price got his platform. his first lions tripe was one of eight they scored and wales�* josh adams got four of them. with speed like this, he will get more through the weeks. this is the start of the british and irish lions expected, at a stadium at altitude in a locked down city. the first test with south africa is later this month, but this year, just playing through to the end would be a victory. defending champion tadej pogacar has taken control of the tour de france. he�*s the new race leader after stage 8, almost two minutes ahead of his nearest rival. but geraint thomas�*s challenge is over after he lost 35 minutes today. drew savage reports. the defending champion back in the yellow jersey, the defending

joe lynskey, bbc news.ks set to retain he tour de france title this evening, as the race concludes in paris — thats after he kept his substantial lead intact after yesterday's 20th stage. the tradition is that no one challenges the yellow jersey in paris, but there's still chance for mark cavendish to make history on the champs elleyses. as drew savage reports. after 2,054 miles of dominating the tour de france, tadej pogacar finished stage 20 with a lead of more than five minutes. today he'll be drinking champagne on the road to paris. others will be relieved it's over. geraint thomas had hoped to challenge him but a crash and a others will be relieved it's over. geraint thomas had hoped to challenge pogacar but a crash and a dislocated shoulder ended that. next for him the tokyo 0lympics. thomas stayed in the race to help his team—mate richard carapaz richard carapaz finish third overall for britain's ineos grenadiers team. while chris freeman's return from injury was almost scuppered by a crash on day on

joe lynskey reports. 115,000 brought the noise from the north.y league, it means so much. this is the sport's showpiece match. castleford and st helens are two of the oldest clubs and know games can change with the bounce of the ball. saints got the first score with help from the post, but castleford responded with something extraordinary. in castleford, this sport is at the heart of the town, but a fierce half in the heat would drain them in the second. st helens were here as favourites, and now they would surge through the gaps and into the lead. after 13 years without it, one of this sport's giants had its oldest prize. it has been a long time coming and a number of years since we have been back here and we are here again. it was a tough game today and the heat played its part. you could see in the second half with both teams, but it is very special for me to call myself a captain of this team and with this trophy. this has been rugby league's toughest year, but a thrilling final in the noise is a win in itself. it is st helens who go home sin

joe lynskey reports: 45,000 115,000 brought the noise from the north.castleford and st helens are two of the oldest clubs and no games can change with the bounce of the ball. saints got the first score would help from the post, but castleford responded with something extraordinary. in castleford, this sport is at the heart of the town, but fierce half in the heat would drain them in the second. st helens were here as favourites, and now they would search through the gaps and into the lead. after 13 years without it, one of this sport�*s giants had its oldest price. it without it, one of this sport's giants had its oldest price. it has been a long _ giants had its oldest price. it has been a long time _ giants had its oldest price. it has been a long time coming - giants had its oldest price. it has been a long time coming and - giants had its oldest price. it has been a long time coming and a i giants had its oldest price. it 1:3 been a long time coming and a number of years since we have been back here and we are here again. it was a tough game today a

joe lynskey, bbc news.e stands in the athletes marching in. but it felt appropriate. as we were saying there, it felt moving, it felt quite emotional, and it still felt like a celebration just something olympians and the japanese people are proud of. it was always get a feel a little bit different today. we have to talk about the pandemic. it's affect, we delayed by a year. of course is a subject matter of the crowds on there. but once the sport starts in almost as a spectator readjust what you're watching you won't see the crowds in the background, you won't hear the noises. i've got to ask you about helen glover. going for a third olympic medal. we've seen her compete brilliantly, win the gold in london, in rio as well. there she is winning the gold medal in rio with scanning. what about her chances tomorrow, in that he thought to having come back after having three children? what can we expect from helen? in a way she doesn't know what to expect either, does she? no. it's an absolutely incredible story.

joe lynskey reports. faster, higher, stronger. but together.y of sports. in this promotional video committee revealed a new word in the olympic motto — together. but this year, most metals will be one in silence. today, we hearjust how close they games came into being scrapped altogether. we had doubts every day. there were sleepless nights. cancellation would've been the easy way for us. we could have drawn on the insurance that we had at the time and moved on to paris 2021l. but in fact, cancellation was never an option for us. in the village, there are staggered athletes or but already, there are 71 people connected to the games that have tested positive. tokyo wants a strict grip on close contacts. it's caused disruption to bbc crews. the broadcasting from scotland will now spend much of the gains in quarantine. then there are very strict playbooks for each client group which they have to follow, and unfortunately there are consequences if they aren't followed even if it isn't the fault of the person involves, and for that, we can on the ap

joe lynskey reports.or 8 euros games, it was the glimpse for a city of what could be for a country. an entire major tournament in the uk and ireland. that's the aspiration for 2030. when the world cup grows to 48 teams. the government says it wants to bring the british isles together, but on sunday there was confrontation. before the final, wembley was breached. the scenes outside and in the ground are under scrutiny. uefa have issued fines on four counts, including the boots of the italian anthem. the fa still thinks what matters is the whole summer. we thinks what matters is the whole summer. ~ ., ., ~ ., thinks what matters is the whole summer. ~ ., ., . , summer. we look at the matches with sta . e summer. we look at the matches with state of summer. we look at the matches with stage of wembley _ summer. we look at the matches with stage of wembley and _ summer. we look at the matches with stage of wembley and the _ summer. we look at the matches with stage of wembley and the positive - stage of wembl

joe lynskey reports. faster, higher, stronger... but together. faster, higher, stronger... , faster, higher, stronger... but together-— faster, higher, stronger... but touether. , . ., . , together. the first advance starts in a few hours' — together. the first advance starts in a few hours' time _ together. the first advance starts in a few hours' time when - together. the first advance starts in a few hours' time when the - together. the first advance startsj in a few hours' time when the ioc hopes the focus is the joy of sports. in this promotional video committee revealed a new word in the olympic motto — together. at this year, most metals will be one in silence. today, we hearjust how close they games came into being scrapped altogether. we close they games came into being scrapped altogether.— close they games came into being scrapped altogether. we had doubts eve da . scrapped altogether. we had doubts every day- there _ scrapped altogether. we had doubts every day. there were _ scrapped altogether. we had doubts every day. there were sleepless - every day. there we

joe lynskey looks back over england's tournament.me down to one kick. it at the end, it came down to one kick. , ., , ., , kick. it is saved and it is italy who are the _ kick. it is saved and it is italy who are the champions - kick. it is saved and it is italy who are the champions of. kick. it is saved and it is italy - who are the champions of europe! for the 19—year—old, it was cruel but the 19—year—old, it was cruel but the summer has been more than a shoot out. reaching a final may not be a climax butjust a start. i think we have overcome a lot of hurdles— think we have overcome a lot of hurdles that we have never been able to in the _ hurdles that we have never been able to in the past. we know that a lot of players — to in the past. we know that a lot of players that are still very inexperienced in terms of international football and have delivered on incredibly high level and we _ delivered on incredibly high level and we have taken italy, who are a top, and we have taken italy, who are a tor), tor) _ and we have taken ital

over denmark has them in the final of euro 2020, their first at a major tournament since 1966. joe lynskeyars but they never stop dreaming. the last time england reached a final, it wasjuly 1966. through the decades, there have been late nights and golden generations, now onlyjoy. the fans singing. my emotions are all over the place. what a night and a fully deserved win. it's the work ethic and the determination from each and every one of us. help your mate out, i think it says a lot about this team. i am so proud. this group of players deserve what has happened to them. | they've been fantastic _ from when we met five weeks ago. in the end, it was our night. harry kane's spot kick was one of his worst. it didn't matter. how he finds ways to score is key to this team. and so is the man at the helm. through the match gareth southgate is calm at the end is his release. he is a thinker and he listens and takes on board. he has a ruthless streak which you have to have as a manager and it is the most difficult manager's job in the world. it is great to see him enjoy the success because he real

joe lynskey reports. faster, higher, stronger. but together.y day. there were sleepless nights. cancellation would've been the easy way for us. we could have drawn on the insurance that we had at the time and moved on to paris 202a. but in fact, cancellation was never an option for us. in the village, there are staggered athletes or but already, there are 71 people connected to the games that have tested positive. tokyo wants a strict grip on close contacts. it's caused disruption to bbc crews. the broadcasting from scotland will now spend much of the gains in quarantine. there are very strict playbooks for each client group which they have to follow, and unfortunately there are consequences if they aren't followed even if it isn't the fault of the person involves, and for that, we can on the apologise, but we need to make sure that these games are safe and secure. there are six unnamed british athletes who have had to isolate, but many others have now got to holding camps. tomorrow, the women's football starts when team gb play chile at 8:30 a

joe lynskey rounds up the day's action. just reaching the start line was remarkable enough. a boat during lockdown while her babies were asleep. now she was back in an olympic final, the women's pear defending champion, and alongside her was probably spine who trained for the last year while working as a doctor. the two were on the here is the games were delayed, but a fairy tale metal was just out of reach. great britain just over the line now in fourth place, and regardless of the position here, you have to put your hat off, take your hat off to them. . , your hat off, take your hat off to them. ._ ., ., . ~ , them. the way we attack this ro'ect, them. the way we attack this project. it — them. the way we attack this project. it was _ them. the way we attack this project, it was really - them. the way we attack this - project, it was really exceptional, and i_ project, it was really exceptional, and i couldn't be prouder of her and if what _ and i couldn't be prouder of her and if what we _ and i couldn't be prouder of her and if what we have done together. yeah, it has _

joe lynskey reports. counts, including the boots of the italian anthem. the fa still thinks what matters is the whole summer. we look at the matches with stage of wembley and the positive impact it has had so much praise that i think that puts us in good step for future tournaments. before 2030 there two world cups and a drawn out process. an extended term it requires more venues, portugal and spain say they could host it together. and in 2024, fifa chooses. this will mark a century since the first one in uruguay. they are part of south america's bid. with so much competition, the faa did not need a setback. i think it was a shame that a small minority behaved badly. i do think that the uk, with ireland, has a very good case. and i don't want to let my hopes are with me because i know what it was like ten years ago. that bid was for a world cup in england. it fell short. the country has seen before it can be delicate and unpredictable. on the pitch of the euros that went wrong at the very end. now the uk

joe lynskey, bbc news., until south korea's lee da—bin was able to land a head—kick in the final second to win by a point. walkden can still repeat the bronze she won in rio four years ago this afternoon, but was understandbly devastated after coming so close to the final in the above 67 kilogram category. great britain's first medal of the day came in the women's triathlon, where georgia taylor—brown took silver. she was beaten by bermuda's flora duff, who made history by winning the island nation's first gold at an olympics and first medal of any kind since a bronze in boxing at the montreal games in 1976. for taylor—brown, second was a great achievement too. she revealed afterwards she was on crutches just 12 weeks ago and spent part of the bike stage of the race with a flat tyre, but powered on regardless to finish second. this is the biggest achievement i've ever got. it's even more special because it's something i dreamt of as a ten—year—old child and i've grown up in sport and sport is all i've known

joe lynskey, bbc news. congratulations to them. at the age of 35 he is back on the field-— on the field. but while we're talkin: on the field. but while we're talking comebacks, - on the field. but while we're talking comebacks, i- on the field. but while we're talking comebacks, i know l on the field. but while we're i talking comebacks, i know you on the field. but while we're - talking comebacks, i know you have talked about it, mark cavendish today was not in fact in all the papers, a brilliant piece in the observer this morning talking about it. do you want to pick up on that? and even the tour de france director has basically said he is the greatest sprinter in the history of the tour and in the history of cycling. he is absolutely astonishing, what he has achieved. just read a little about it, he has battled through physical and mental illnesses and now to be possibly getting this record today... absolutely. he even nearly left the sport a couple of years ago. but eddy merckx's records, any thought he was completely untoucha

joe lynskey, bbc news.men in the pool — and there's been success in the rowing as well. the team have won their first men's quadruple sculls medal after winning silver. harry leask, angus groom, tom barras and jack beaumont held off a late charge from australia and poland to secure second place behind the netherlands. good news too for helen glover in her attempt for a third olympic medal. she, and partner polly swann, finished second in their coxless pair semi final — to qualify for the final tomorrow morning. and there will be no third gold medalfor andy murray at the olympics — he and joe salisbury are out of the men's doubles after losing their quarterfinals match against croatia. they won the first set fairly confortably, taking it 6—4. but lost the second — and then lost the third set tie break 10—7 against marin cilic and ivan dodig. one british player left — that's liam broady and he's on court right now in the men's singles. it's a disappointment, because we were so close, 6—3, 4—3 in game points,

joe lynskey, bbc news.isappointment for britain's bianca walkden in her taekwondo semifinal. she had a two point lead with just three seconds left on the clock but south korea's lee—da—bin was able to land a head kick in the final second to win by a point. walkeden, from liverpoool, can still repeat the bronze she won in rio four years ago but was understandbly devastated after coming so close to the final in the above 67 kilogram category. great britain's first medal of the day came in the women's triathlon, where georgia taylor—brown took silver. she was beaten into gold by more than a minute by bermuda's flora duffy, who made history here — winning the island nation's first gold at an olympics and first medal of any kind since a bronze in boxing at the montreal games in 1976. for taylor—brown second was a great achievement too, she revealed afterwards she was on crutches just 12 weeks ago, and spent part of the bike stage of the race with a flat tyre. there's been a shock in the tennis on day four — the

england will play italy here in the final on sunday night. joe lynskey reports.hts and golden generations, now onlyjoy. mr; late nights and golden generations, now onlyjoy— now only 'oy. my emotions are all over the now only joy. my emotions are all over the place. _ now only joy. my emotions are all over the place. what _ now only joy. my emotions are all over the place. what a _ now only joy. my emotions are all over the place. what a night i now only joy. my emotions are all over the place. what a night and l now only joy. my emotions are all| over the place. what a night and a fully deserved win. it is over the place. what a night and a fully deserved win.— fully deserved win. it is the work ethic and the _ fully deserved win. it is the work ethic and the determination i fully deserved win. it is the work| ethic and the determination from each _ ethic and the determination from each and — ethic and the determination from each and every one of us. help your mate _ each and every one of us. help your mate out~ _ each and every one of us. help your mate out it —

joe lynskey, bbc news.ant to tom dean's family and friends — this is them celebrating as they watched him win a second gold medal in two days in maidenhead so another night to remember for great britain's men in the pool — and there's been success in the rowing as well. the team have won their first men's quadruple sculls medal after winning silver. harry leask, angus groom, tom barras and jack beaumont held off a late charge from australia and poland to secure second place behind the netherlands. since 1996 team gb have won gold in the men's fours — not today though. with 500 metres to go they were very well positioned but then struggled to stay in lane, some dramatic steering issues which nearly led to them crashing into the italian boat at the bottom of your screen. they avoided that to finish fourth, australia the winners. the only remaining british player in the mens singles — liam broady — has gone out in the third round, losing in three sets to jeremy chardy. this comes as andy murray's olympics are

joe lynskey, bbc news.away from the final before a kick to the head. she still has a chance to win bronze. it's similar to what happened to bradley sinden and lauren williams in theirfinals, where they were seconds away from gold. agony for bianca walkden. so close but not to be. that is all your support for now. andy murray and joe salisbury are through to the quarterfinals of the men's doubles in the tennis. back to you. thank you. a group of mps is urging the government to introduce a national register to monitor children who are home schooled in england. a new report by the education select committee says the government is only able to make a "best guess" about the standard of education for children who are currently taught at home. ministers say they're committed to introducing a national register soon. the conservative mp robert halfon is chair of the uk's parliamentary education committee, and says more needs to be done. the astonishing thing about all this is that there is no data, no information pr

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joe lynskey reports.o showjoy, and, just like in 2012, there was tradition. these are traditional carpenters who sing as they chisel and saw. tokyo last hosted the games in 1964 when trees were planted, and the wood has been used for these olympic rings. and so more than 200 nations converged on a city in a state of emergency. all in masks, the british team was trimmed down, just 22 of them marched, led by mo sbihi and hannah mills, a rower and a sailor. and so, in the grip of a pandemic tokyo welcomes the world. for the next 17 days, they want a sport to be the focus. our sports correspondent, natalie pirks was watching the opening ceremony from inside the stadium. the world had been waiting a long time to see how tokyo would officially open these games. and it was no queen parachuting into the london olympic stadium, let�*s put it that way. but it was a very sombre intimate affair, especially with no spectators in the stadium. and i think it was reflective of the times that we are living in and i think

joe lynskey, bbc news. ireland came out on top after a thrilling nine—try encounter against japan.o continue racing for mercedes, lewis hamilton will be wondering whether he can stop max ver5tappen winning the formula 1 championship. for the second week in a row, the dutchman claimed pole position at the red bull ring in austria. he was almost beaten by britain's lando norris, just 500ths of a second slower. hamilton could only manage fourth on the grid. england women lost the third one day international against india by four wickets in worcester. india captain mithali raj was the star of the show. not only did she become the leading run—scorer in women's international cricket, but she also hit the winning runs. england still lead the multi—format series 6—4 on points. we were saying actually about the original lyrics for the three lions, it“s original lyrics for the three lions, it's coming home, we still continue 55 years on and we will see if it changes this year.— 55 years on and we will see if it changes this year. cannot believe it one u- changes this year. cannot believe it

joe lynskey, bbc news. 45,000. 115,000. they 45,000.eah, christian eriksen, denmark's opening match, - goes down. yeah, christian eriksen, denmark's opening match, really i denmark's opening match, really shocking to see that. the whole world saw a cardiac arrest on the pitch and it has happened before with players who have passed away. since then, protocols have been implemented with defibrillators and first aid. first aid teams are on standby. they are well drilled. the images from the opening game and for denmark, that opening weekend of the tournament, it was a really shocking. very scary. it didn't leave many — shocking. very scary. it didn't leave many people. _ shocking. very scary. it didn't l leave many people. absolutely, shocking. very scary. it didn't i leave many people. absolutely, i don't think _ leave many people. absolutely, i don't think it — leave many people. absolutely, i don't think it will _ leave many people. absolutely, i don't think it will actually - leave many people. absolutely, i don't think it will actuall

joe lynskey, bbc news.meanwhile the only remaining british player in the mens singles, liam broady, has gone out in the third round, losing in three sets tojeremy chardy. this comes as andy murray's olympics are over — he and joe salisbury are out of the men's doubles after losing their quarter—finals match against croatia. they won the first set fairly confortably, taking it 6—4. but lost the second — and then the third set tie break 10—7 against marin cilic and ivan dodig. and great britain's sevens olympic campaign has ended without a medal — after a 17—12 defeat to argentina in the bronze medal match in tokyo. and in the last hour fiji have beaten new zealand to retain their olympic title. and disappointment too in the diving forjack laugher and daniel goodfellow as they finished 7th in the 3 metre synchro final — with china taking gold. it means laugher�*s reign as olympic champion is over. american gymnast and four—time olympic gold medallist simone biles has withdrawn from thursday's individual all—a

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