it's not a given for myself or kare.t and, yeah, we need to watch our backs now — fabienne's on her way! and sticking with the wheelchair races, switzerland's catherine debrunner won her third gold medal on thursday in the t54 1500 metres and she goes again on friday for the 100m. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. there's still no end in sight to the unsettled run of weather that we're in the middle of at the moment. we had a day of sunshine and showers on thursday but we've got something wetter and windier moving in for friday. it's this area of cloud — an area of low pressure that will continue to develop, continue to strengthen through friday and saturday and will ultimately bring some strong winds across many areas with gales for some — those winds strong enough to bring some localised disruption. now, the rain from that system has already started to arrive across the south—west of the uk. there's been a bit of damp weather as well for northern ireland and western scotlan

but her overall highlight was sharing the podium with her british team—mates kare adenegan and fabienne get a little blase about crossing that line in first or second position, but when we turn around and saw fab�*s face and just the excitement it really up there on her first international podium it was so, many new faces are coming through. and that is what you have been wanting for years, absolutely. we had fabs in the 100 and we had eva in the 800, two new girls, two new podiums. plenty more girls to step up. of the overall games? i think we are really happy. of experience like myself and some really new faces onto the podium but also some new names a step up and make from the new members to kind of dig in to experience been really, really exciting. that is all from the sportsday team. thanks for watching. hello. if you're wondering whether any of the heat that's currently affecting southern europe might head our way, well, the answer is a resounding no, but that is good news, i think, when you look at these temperatures. these temperatures which we recorded in the south of europe on

but her overall highlight was sharing the podium with her british teammates kare adenegan and fabiennes you can get a little blase about crossing the line in first or second position, but when we saw fab's face and the excitement, it reminds you what this is all about. then to sit up there with her on her first international podium is so special. it shows how much the class is building and how many new faces are going through. that's what you've been wanting for years, haven't you? you been wanting to competition to build? absolutely, we had fabs in the 100, we had eva in the 800, two new girls, to new podiums. and more to step up so it's exciting times. how happy is the gb team with the success of the overall games? i think we're really happy. coming into this we had the really, a unique mix of experience like myself and some new faces. it's been amazing to see old guys step back onto the podium but also some new names step up and make a name for themselves. the excitement within the team and, i guess the interest from newer members, to dig into the expereince we have had to make sure

a british one, two, three as hannah cockroft, kare adenegan and fabienne andre took home the medals ining of the competition, rachael latham can sum up what we can expect from today. the british pa ra— the british para— athletic teams were certainly on a high last night but it has been a tougher morning so far today. there were genuine medal prospects in the t 541500 metres, but both british athletes missed out. the race was won by one of the greatest of all time, marcel hug. i spoke to the now 12 time world champion after his race. i spoke to the now 12 time world champion after his race.- champion after his race. i feel nervous. _ champion after his race. i feel nervous. but _ champion after his race. i feel nervous, but it _ champion after his race. i feel nervous, but it is _ champion after his race. i feel nervous, but it is a _ champion after his race. i feel nervous, but it is a positive i nervous, but it is a positive nervousness. and pressure as well. many athletes expect me to win and i am hunted. , am hunted. there is definite pressure- — am hunted. there is definite pressur

but her overall highlight was sharing the podium with her british team—mates kare adenegan and fabienneittle blase about crossing that line in first or second position, but when we turn around and saw the face and just the excitement comment really reminds you what this is all about and then to set up their on herfirst about and then to set up their on her first international podium it was so, so special and it shows how much glasses building and how many new faces are coming through. find building and how many new faces are coming through.— are coming through. and that is what ou are coming through. and that is what you have _ are coming through. and that is what you have been _ are coming through. and that is what you have been wanting - are coming through. and that is what you have been wanting forj what you have been wanting for years, having a gummy whiting the competition to build up absolutely. we the competition to build up absolutely.— the competition to build up absolutely. the competition to build up absolutel . ~ . ., absolutely. we had her and we had eva, absolutely. we had

kare mark basically shows where rvatns were taken at various times in the 19th century in the network was spotty, it was sparse, huge variability in the in the quality on the observations. and many of these observers, particularly the southeast, paused during the civil war. right. so we want to share this with you as we began to drill down in our research, we're looking for these primary source recor and come to find that indeed they are at the national and it holds a copy. but in the proce researching,ng tse, we made an interesting discovery. d you're looking for things sometimes they're not so apparent. and the listing for a set of records that are held, the american philosophical society in philadelphia was a bit unclear, is the best way to put it. and you might not. what it holds, as it turns out, professor jacobs kept a duplicate set records so he would submit his copies each month to the smithsonian but he would keep a copy. i that's what henry jacobs used to write his article this image smithsonian on your left and then this is what's held by the n phadelphia. you will note tha

people expect myself and kare to come one and two in whatever order and that's fine.what it's all about, you know. the excitement on her face, it's just amazing. we did it in birmingham last year at the games. to come here, it's a bigger stage, we got more girls to race against, it's not a given for myself or kare. we never know what those girls are going to pull out and we need to watch our backs now, fabienne is on her way! healthy competition there, ahead of the paralympics, back in paris next year. thank you, see you later. carol can tell us all about the weather, where are those choppy seas? they will be across parts of south—west england, the irish sea, south—west england, the irish sea, south—west england, the irish sea, south—west england as well, because we have a deep area of low pressure coming our way and it is going to bring with it notjust windy conditions, gales with exposure, but also some heavy rain. it will be with us through the weekend so it's coming in from the south—west, pushing steadily north, with its heavy rain, and if you look at the isobars

fellow brit kare adenegan also clinched a silver medal meanwhile, great britain won silver in the universalver zone. look how close britain were to snatching gold — japan overtaking them, japan overtaking them just a fraction before the line. afterwards, the team, which included blade runnerjonnie peacock, said they were happy to win silver, but will aim for gold, at next year's paralympics. now back to the new king of centre court. asa as a 12—year—old he was confident. let's look at this video. he does say he is inspired by rafa nadal. roger federer is his favourite player. there are similarities between their game. and he can take the us open off his list and now wimbledon. roland garros may be next year. 0nly list and now wimbledon. roland garros may be next year. only 20. that video was eight years ago. 2015. not that long ago. he knew it was coming. he knew it was coming. he has deposed the greatest for now. talking of the greatest... the actual greatest. i have just introduced ben to a new word. goat. you have not heard that before? greatest of all time. goat. you thought we were tal