julie yoonnyung lee, bbc news.d of the olympic games. in all uganda is sending 56 athletes and support staff — all of whom are said to have had two doses of the astrazeneca vaccine. it comes as the olympic village prepares to lay out unusually strict precautions to prevent any outbreaks of the coronavirus. so this is the tokyo olympic village, and it's the first chance that any of us in the media have had to come in and take a look at what will be the hub of the tokyo olympic games because, in a few weeks' time, thousands of athletes from all over the world will arrive in tokyo and this is where they will stay during the games. and the olympic organisers have brought us here today to show us how they will do that safely. so this is a representation of what the athletes' village bedrooms look like, and these are the beds. they're quite small. they're also made of cardboard, which is environmentally friendly, but the main issue about the design of these bedrooms is they are shared, as they always have been in every o

julie yoonnyung lee, bbc news. let's get all the latest sport now.s won the us open by a stroke at torrey pines and claimed a first ever major title. the world number three finished his round in a blaze of glory with two birdies when those around him were crumbling. south africa's louis oosthuizen, runner up at the us pga championship last month, had looked likely to claim a second major victory but his challenge ended with errant tee shot on the 17th, meaning the 26—year—old rahm becomes just the 4th spaniard to win a major title italy made it 30 consecutive matches without defeat as they beat wales 1—0 in their last group a match at the european championship. roberto mancini's side made eight changes for the contest in rome and matteo pessina gave them the lead heading into half time. ethan ampadu was then sent off after the break but robert page's side went through to the knockout stages, second in the group on goal difference thanks to switzerland only beating austria 3—1. there are two groups to be completed on monday with most interest surround

julie yoonnyung lee, bbc news. impose particularly tight precautions to prevent any outbreaks and the athletes' village. our correspondent reports. this is the first chance because of the media have been able to have look at the tokyo olympic games. soon, thousands of athletes will arrive in tokyo and this is where they will stay. olympic organisers have brought us here today to show us how they will do it safely. this is a representation of what the athletes' village bedrooms look like. these are the beds. quite small. they are also, as you can see, are made of cardboard. the main issue about the design of these bedrooms as they are shared, as they always have been in previous olympics, but many experts are now saying that sharing rooms could be a bad idea. this is one of the main dining halls. you can see it is pretty vast, and it needs to be because they will serve 115,000 meals every day during the games. to mitigate the risk of having so many people coming in here every day and mixing together, they are tellin

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