only one gold, and that was for kadeena cox. this adds to her paralympic title.rom the very beginning, and by the time she reached the home straight, the rest of the field were a long way back. she was six seconds ahead of silver medal. i caught up with after the race. i was confident for the 300 metres. i knewi race. i was confident for the 300 metres. i knew i did not have the strength of the last 100. i have not been nearby, where i get a lot of my strength. and i had not put in the work. that last 100 metres is going to be great in a matter how i run it. so i had to give myself a gap. i got the gold, silver, and bronze in the rio olympics, so i wanted the gold here, too. is that too much? but it was disappointing for paul blake. he ran in the event he is a champion in. he came in the final metres doing well, but the rest of the cohort could at the. he will have to recover quickly because he is back in the 100 metres tomorrow. more positively, steve morris and james hamilton both qualified to run tomorrow and they will be joined by many other athletes competin

also on the track we will see kadeena cox. you may remember her from track we will see kadeena cox.na cox. you may remember her from rio 2016. track we will see kadeena cox. you may remember herfrom rio 2016. she competed in two sports and 12—macro gold medal. she will go in the 200 metres alongside team—mate sophie hahn. it will be a close race between the two of them. in a few minutes time, hollie arnold will be hoping to defend her world title in the t 44 javelin hoping to defend her world title in the t 44javelin event. she is the world record holder and she missed out on winning a medal in london 2012 but i'm sure she will be keen to put that right and win a gold medal in front of her home crowd. indeed. thank you forjoining us. britain's jeanette chippington and emma wiggs both won gold at the para—canoe european championships in bulgaria, adding to their paralympic and world titles. former swimmer—turned canoeist chippington, who has won 12 paralympic medals, beat russian alexandra dupik into first place by almost a second and a half in the kl1w 200 metres final. wiggs won th

also kadeena cox. you may remember herfrom him. also kadeena cox.na cox. you may remember herfrom the paralympics. she was the only athlete to compete in two sports and win gold in both, the athletics and cycling. she will go in the t 30 to 100 metres. and there is also hollie arnold, the paralympic champion, will champion and hoping to defend her title in the javelin throw. she missed out on a medal five years ago and will be hoping to put that right in front of the home crowd this evening. thank you. britain's jeanette chippington and emma wiggs both won gold at the para—canoe european championships in bulgaria, adding to their paralympic and world titles. former swimmer—turned canoeist chippington, who has won 12 paralympic medals, beat russian alexandra dupik into first place by almost a second and a half in the kl1w 200 metres final. wiggs won the kl2w 200 metres final, and was almost three seconds faster than her fellow british team—mate charlotte henshaw who took silver. the england under 19 and have won their championship final against georg

i will be here at the london stadium looking ahead to this evening's action as kadeena cox goes for herrd medal of these championships. also coming up in the programme — we'll get the latest from england's cricketers as they prepare for the women's world cup final against india. and we'll also hear from the england and scotland women's football teams as they get ready for their second group games at the european championship. welcome along to the bbc sport centre, so many great stories today, news of a historic day at the open coming up, but we are going to start with cycling, because great britian‘s chris froome is going to win his fourth tour de france title. it will be the third year in a row that he has hit the champs elysess in the yellowjersey and it comes after he safely negotiated the penultimate stage, a time trial in marseille and he has stretched his lead. let's speak to our correspondent richard conway, who's in paris. richard he hasn't won a stage over the past three weeks but he has been pushed all the way. this was an emphatic performance of chris froome‘s today. it's bee

kadeena cox has won a 14th gold medal for great britain at the world para athletics championships atn stadium — winning the t38 400 metres. kate grey has been watching the action. only one gold medal and that was for katrina cox. she led from the very beginning and by the time she reached that time strapped, the rest of the field were long way back. as she crossed the line, she was six seconds ahead of the silver medal. i caught up with her after the race.|j was confident that we contributors. i knew i did not have the strength for the last 100. i've not been on the bike, the bike is right out of my shrink from. like i like i said i have not put in the work. that last 100 metres is going to be horrible i'io 100 metres is going to be horrible no matter, so i needed a bit of a gap to give myself a buffer to come back. i got the bronze rio saab would like to get the medal here, is that asking too much? —— i got the bronze over in rio. but it was disappointment for paul blake, finishing fourth in the 400 metres. the event his paralympic champion in. he looked promising form as he came in

gold for kadeena cox takes great britain to 1a at the world para—athletics champoinships in london.f the tour de france. and usain bolt wins his final race before his london swansong... and goes under ten seconds for the first time this year in the diamond league in monte carlo. hello again. the man who wins the open usually deserves it — not just because they've beaten 155 other golfers. but to claim the claretjug you've got to overcome the weather too. and boy, did the weather test them at royal birkdale today. wind and rain that got worse as the day went on. so all the more impressive that in the worst of it. jordan spieth kept his rivals at arm's length. the american leads after two rounds. from his compatriot matt kuchar who's two back. ian poulter is the best—placed british player on three under par. with rory mcilroy‘s 68 putting him back in contention. ben croucher reports. this was a day when a mother nature through all she could at royal birkdale. and when jordan through all she could at royal birkdale. and whenjordan spieth laughed right back on herface. they had to conte

fellow brit, kadeena cox, came third. and that is all the sport for now.g the gene that causes a disease known as hcm. sir david frost had the condition — and while it didn't cause his death, he did pass it on to one of his sons, miles, who died at the age of 31. now, his family is trying to help other people to find out if they could be affected too. chris buckler reports. there's milesy. milesy, come here. in every child, you can find something of their parents, and often inherited alongside looks and characteristics are things that can't be seen. miles frost shared with his father david a gene responsible for a heart condition that led to his sudden death. for your 31—year—old brother to die, suddenly and unexpectedly, nothing can prepare you for it. and i'll never get over the pain of learning that for the first time. miles loved sport, and he seemed extremely healthy, but he died after going out for a run. his brothers have now set up a fund which, along with the british heart foundation, is paying for people to be tested for an inherited heart condit

plenty more success over the next nine days, with stars likejonnie peacock, richard whitehead and kadeena coxnk you. tennis — and roger federer is on course to win a record eighth wimbledon title, after making it into his 11th final. he beat tomas berdych in straight sets to seal a place in this year's showdown. he'll face croatia's marin cilic in the final on sunday. joe wilson was watching the action. there is a man transported around the all—england club as if he was the trophy itself. roger federer is that precious. this is what wimbledon looked like in 1998. that teenager, the junior singles champion. announcer: roger federer from switzerland. back then, your phone may well have been at home, and your camera had film in it. the world changes, but federer‘s appeared timeless, his appeal spanning nations and generations. sure, nobody‘s perfect, but nobody‘s seemed closer. his semifinal against tomas berdych was classic federer — a tight match against a strong opponent, where federer alwaysjust seemed to have more. at 35, he's rationed his tournaments, conserved his energy, to enable him to

after hannah cockcroft‘s world para athletics triumph in london last night, can great britain's kadeena cox more success in london? an ongoing cholera epidemic which is sweeping war—ravaged yemen is believed to be the "largest ever recorded" in a single year. injust three months since the outbreak started, there have been more than 360,000 suspected cases. yemen has become a breeding ground for the disease after two years of a devastating civil war that has split the country between a saudi—led government coalition and iran—backed houthi rebels. few communities have been left untouched by the disease, but the worst hit areas are controlled by houthi rebels and suffer the most from a blockade of food and aid. nawal al—maghafi has been to the area in and around hajah province where the outbreak started. another crisis has hit yemen. people here question how much more they can take. war and poverty have combined to mean cholera swept through this country faster than any on record. unless treated quickly, this waterborne disease can kill. most have walked hours to get treatment, but may be fort

she beat off competition from kadeena cox who took the silver in second.new world record for the second time after she did the same in the 200 metres last weekend. another double world champion is georgie hermitage. she added to her gold in the 400 metres with victory in the t37100 metres. her time of 13.36 seconds is a new world championship record. and the third gold of the night came for aled davies in the shot putt. he threw a massive 17.52 metres to break his own world record and finish three metres clear of the rest. england boss mark sampson says his team are ready for spain's "dark arts" when the sides meet at the women's european championship this afternoon. england thrashed scotland 6—0 in their opening game at the tournament but sampson says they're prepared for spain's "ill—discipline". spain won their first group match and beat england at the last european championships. scotland have major injury worries ahead of their match against portugal, they're already missing three key players and they'll be without manchester city forward jane ross. a

competition from two other brits who've both already won gold medals at these championships, with kadeena coxafter she did the same in the 200 metres last weekend. another double world champion is georgie hermitage. she added to her gold in the 400 metres with victory in the t37100 metres. her time of 13.36 seconds is a new world championship record. after the year that i have had, i wa nted after the year that i have had, i wanted to win the fall, because that is my event. —— when the four. i felt at 1.1 could be squeezed out of the medals, so to come and do that under the amount of pressure, i am very happy. —— ifelt at under the amount of pressure, i am very happy. —— i felt at one under the amount of pressure, i am very happy. —— ifelt at one point that i could be. and the third gold of the night came for aled davies in the shot putt. he threw a massive 17.52 metres to break his own world record. isaid i said let's go, show them what i can do. the blood rushed to my fingers and i felt that they will going to burst. i could feel every inch of the ball and where it went. iamso inch of the b

competition from two other brits who've both already won gold medals at these championships, with kadeena cox metres last weekend. another double world champion is georgie hermitage. she added to her gold in the 400 metres with victory in the t37100 metres. after the year i have had, i wanted to win. obviously the four is my event, that is the one i knew was or was going to be tough, at 1.1 thought i could even be squeezed out the middle. to come and do that, under that amount of pressure,... and the third gold of the night came for aled davies in the shot putt. he threw a massive 17.52 metres to break his own world record. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the actorjohn heard, best known for his role in the home alone films, has died at the age of 72. he was found dead on friday in a hotel room in palo alto, california, according to celebrity news website tmz. it's understood he was staying at the hotel after minor back surgery. the cause of death is unknown. train firms could be forced to reduce first class seats on busy commuter lines to ease overcrowding. the tran

fellow brit, kadeena cox, came third. south africa. the tourists were bowled out for 335 but england crumbled in their reply. all out for 205, south africa starting this morning with a lead of 205 runs at trent bridge. you;re have days like this i am afraid and especially with a young side you will have days like this. you just want to get them to a minimum. these days are frustrating but, like so, what is done is done. we need to come back tomorrow, sort ourselves out and try to get back into the game if we can. meanwhile at the women's world cup, england finished top of the round—robin stage after thrashing west indies in bristol — captain heather knight made 67. england will play south africa in the semi—finals on tuesday. it's one of the highlights of the british sporting calendar. lewis hamilton will start the british grand prix on pole today. he was fastest in qualifying — by more than half a second. that delighted the crowd at silverstone, who could witness history this afternoon... patrick gearey reports. as they

kadeena cox won britain's 14th gold at the world para athletics championships last night, winning thecond medal of the championships. she'll run again today in the t38100m. cox won gold, silver and bronze on the track in rio last year and another gold in cycling. look at the distance! she'll run again today in the t38100m. cox won gold, silver and bronze on the track in rio last year and another gold in cycling. i was confident for 300 metres. it is massive. it was good. i did not know if i had the strength. i have not been on the bike. ijust needed to give myself a gap to have a bit of a buffer. usain bolt was victorious in his final race before his swansong at the world athletics championships in london next month. competing in the monaco diamond league, bolt produced a season's best, running under ten seconds for the first time this year. britain's cj ujah finished fourth. iam i am always excited for the championship. right now i am really excited going into the championship. i knew it was going to be energetic. i knew it was going to be energetic. i knew there would be many jamaic

she beat off competition from kadeena cox who took the silver in second.ld champion is georgie hermitage. she added to her gold in the 400 metres with victory in the t37100 metres. her time of 13.36 seconds is a new world championship record. after the year i have had i was wanting to win the 400 because that is my event. the one i knew was always going to be difficult. i thought i might have been squeezed out of the medals. to come and do that and under that amount of pressure. . . and the third gold of the night came for aled davies in the shot putt. he threw a massive 17.52 metres to break his own world record and finish three metres clear of the rest. england's women won the bronze medal at the lacrosse world cup, beating australia in the third place play off game in guildford. the scores were level at nine all at full time so it went to a golden goal decider and it was megan whittle who grabbed a dramatic winner for the home side, prompting wild celebrations. the united states won gold beating canada in the final. mark sampson says his team are ready

kadeena cox won britain's 14th gold at the world para athletics championships last night, winning thefor her second medal of the championships. she'll run again today in the t38100m. cox won gold, silver and bronze on the track in rio last year and another gold in cycling. i was confident for 300 metres. it is massive. it was good. i did not know if i had the strength. i have not been on the bike. ijust needed to give myself a gap to have a bit ofa to give myself a gap to have a bit of a buffer. usain bolt was victorious in his final race before his swansong at the world athletics championships in london next month. competing in the monaco diamond league, bolt produced a season's best, running under ten seconds for the first time this year. britain's cj ujah finished fourth. and there was a great run from laura muir in the women's 3,000 metres. smashing her personal best by eight seconds as she finished third, a place ahead of her fellow scot eilish mccolgan who also set a new pb. 12 seconds faster than her previous best. chris froome is just two stages away from a fourth tour de fran

there are ten brits in action this evening, very busy but everyone will be looking out for kadeena coxstyle, beating the rest of the field by more than five seconds, quite an achievement for someone who's only been training for three months in the lead up to the championships. she collected her medal this afternoon and will be back in action this evening in the t 38100 metres. but she has tough competition from her team—mate, sophie hahn, but she has tough competition from herteam—mate, sophie hahn, the paralympic champion and has won gold in the 300 metres, a fascinating race there. in the field, the paralympic and world champion anna davis goes on his preferred event, the shot put. he is favourite, being the shot put. he is favourite, being the world record holder as well. and georgina hermitage is going for her second gold of the championships in the t 37100 metres, after co mforta bly the t 37100 metres, after comfortably qualifying in the heats this morning, looking round and easing across the line. so much to look forward to on the penultimate day of championships. many thanks in

you may remember kadeena cox from the rio paralympics. she came away with two gold medals.ing a medal in london 2012, so on winning a medal in london 2012, so she will be looking to put that right this time round in front of a home crowd. good stuff, thank you, kate gray. chris froome is back in the yellow jersey in the tour de france. froome managed to distance the man who was leading. he now has a 19 second lead. lewis hamilton will start the british grand prix on pole. the ferraris of kimi raikkonen and sebastian vettel were second and third. patrick gearey is at silverstone. the future of the grand prix is unclear. they have come to see lewis hamilton equal the record of five wins in the british grand prix. hamilton equalled clark's record of five pole positions. it started in very british conditions. the drizzle which are disrupted final practice reappeared for the next session of qualifying. then a ricciardo suffered engine failure. hamilton came to the fore in q2 and q3, getting faster and faster. his final lap half a second quicker than kimi raikkonen and seven tent

kadeena cox won britain's 14th gold at the world para athletics championships last night, winning theionships. she'll run again today in the t38100m. cox won gold, silver and bronze on the track in rio last year and another gold in cycling. i was confident for 300 metres. it's massive. it was good. but i did not know if i had the strength. i have not been on the bike. i have not put in the work. the last 100 meters will be horrible. i needed to give myself the gap to have a buffer if they did come back. usain bolt, was victorious in his final race, before his swansong, at the world athletics championships, in london next month. competing in the monaco diamond league, bolt produced a season's best, running under ten seconds, for the first time this year. britain's, c.j ujah, finished fourth. i'm always excited for a championship. i think after that i will be sad, but i'm really excited going into these championships. i know it's going to be energetic. i know it's going to be energetic. i know there will be a lot of jamaicans andi know there will be a lot of jamaicans and i know it will

kadeena cox won britain's 14th gold at the world para athletics championships last night, winning then the t38100m. cox won gold, silver and bronze on the track in rio last year and another gold in cycling. i was confident for 300 meters. but i knew i didn't have the strength for the last 100. i have not been on the bike. the bike is where i get a lot of my strength from and i have not put in the work. that last 100 meters will be horrible whatever way irun meters will be horrible whatever way i run it. i needed to give myself a gap to be able to have a buffer if they did come back! u5ain bolt, wa5 victoriou5 in his final race, before his 5wan5ong, at the world athletics championships, in london next month. competing in the monaco diamond league, bolt produced a season's be5t, running under 10 seconds, for the first time this year. britain's, c.j ujah, finished fourth. i'm always excited for a championship. i think after that i will be sad, but i'm really excited going into these championships. i know it's going to be energetic. i know there will be a lot of jamaicans and i know it wi