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plenty of british medal hopes and none more — so than for katarina johnson—thompson.on after three of the five events — looking to add a european title to the world indoor gold she won last year. adam wild rounds—up the action so far. weights under the roof in glasgow, it is this guy that seems the limit for katarina johnson—thompson. no hopes could scarcely have been higherfor her hopes could scarcely have been higher for her in the pentathlon, recording the second fastest time in higher for her in the pentathlon, reci opening 3 second fastest time in higher for her in the pentathlon, reci opening event. d fastest time in higher for her in the pentathlon, reci opening event. hopes st time in higher for her in the pentathlon, reci opening event. hopes would 5 in higher for her in the pentathlon, reci opening event. hopes would be the opening event. hopes would be raised further after a dazzling display in the highjump. wow, that is glass! johnson-thompson's overall lead combined with an impressive shot but, a world class performance, and world record remains a possibi

katarina johnson—thompson takes a huge step towards a second european indoor championships title. she seal the deal in her final pentathlon event? good evening. the government has been forced to pay £33 million to eurotunnel to settle a legal dispute over brexit contingency plans in the event of no deal. the department for transport had given ferry contracts to three companies, including one with no ships and no port. but eurotunnel said the process had been ‘secretive and flawed.‘ labour blames chris grayling, the transport secretary, who oversaw the contract process, and says he should resign. our business correspondent, joe miller, is at the eurotunnel terminal in folkestone. well, the department for transport has already had to step back from one of its three controversial no—deal brexit very contracts. today, it spent tens of millions of pounds to avoid a trial which would likely have revealed how it went to awarding those lucrative deals in the first place. the beneficiary is eurotunnel, behind me, which has now secured public funding to upgrade its facilities. remember this

and, in great britain's katarina johnson thompson has had it bounced out to her heptathlon title at thecutor has told the bbc they've received the request to extradite jack shepherd, who was convicted of killing a woman in a speedboat crash on the river thames. shepherd handed himself into police in georgia in january after months on the run. 0ur moscow correspondent steve rosenberg has been given exclusive access to the prison in the capital tbilisi where he's being held. 0n the edge of placement, this is potentially at number eight. 0ne 0n the edge of placement, this is potentially at number eight. one of the inmates as jack shepherd. after months on the run, he is behind bars in georgia, pending extradition proceedings. we are the first foreign tv crew to be allowed inside the jail. we are not allowed any contact with shepherd, but the prison has agreed to show us the conditions he is being held down. this is jack shepherd's prison cell, room 101. he shares it with two other inmates. shepherd sleeps it on this bed here. the prison authorities tell me that for security reasons, shephe

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it's glasgow's golden girls katarina johnson—thompson and laura muir win on the opening night of europeanr athletic championships. do you say scone or scone? we'll look at why the way we talk, and the words we use, can tell us more than just who we are and where we're from. it's saturday the 2nd of march. our top story. it has ignited our passion for space this morning. one hour and ten minutes ago exactly, there's been a major space rocket launch in the united states this morning. it's paving the way for america to send astronauts into orbit for the first time in eight years. until now, they have had to rely on other people to get them up there but this is an american vessel. little pod that will go into space later this year. the spacex falcon blasted off from the kennedy space centre on an uncrewed test—flight to the international space station. nasa says it's a critical mission and, if successful, will be a major step forward in space travel. it has been successful so far. our science correspondent pallab ghosh has more. three, two, one, zero. ignition, lift off. up and away. spacex's

in glasgow good afternoon, our main action comes from the european indoor championships where katarina johnson

katarina johnson—thompson goes for gold at the european indoor athletics.e pentathlon after three of the five events. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the government has been forced to pay £33 million to eurotunnel to settle a legal dispute over brexit contingency plans, in the event of no deal. the department for transport had given ferry contracts to three companies, including one with no ships and no port. but eurotunnel said the process had been "secretive and flawed". labour blames chris grayling, the transport secretary, who oversaw the contract process, and says he should resign. our business correspondent joe miller is at the eurotunnel terminal in folkestone. the department for transport has already had to walk away from one of its three no deal brexit ferry contracts but the government has now had to spend tens of millions of pounds to avoid a trial which would probably have uncovered how it went about awarding those lucrative deals in the first place. the beneficiary is the company behind me, eurotunnel, which has now secured publ

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their aim is to top the medal table by tomorrow, night, and katarina johnson—thompson, got things offhatic and she missed out on a world record, byjust over two seconds in the end, finishing the last event, in a time, of two minutes and 9 seconds. world junior heptathlon champion, niamh emerson collapsed over the line, but it was still enough, to pick up a silver medal, and join johnson—thompson on the podium. i was going to say i can't really ask for more, but i did want a little bit more, but it is really high level, to try and do what i've done today, so i am really happy with the performance i gave. 4900 points is a really good school, it is my second best ever. i am very happy to come away from the gold. and laura muir, queen of scots, won the 3000 metres in stunning fashion in front, of her home crowd. she lapped almost the entire field, to cross the line and give britain a second gold of the first day in glasgow. what's even more impressive was that muir, had less than three hours to recover, from a 1500 metre heat, — which she also won. she rana she ran a great race, and made

they want to top the medal table by tomorrow night at katarina johnson—thompson.stically one rattled by two seconds. the world champion collapsed over the line but she picked up a silver medal and joined johnson thompson on the podium. i can't really ask for more but i did want a little bit more but i did want a little bit more but i did want a little bit more but it's a really high level to try and do what i've done today so i'm really happy with the performance i gave. for thousand 900 points is a really good school, my second best ever. i'm very happy i got to go away. laura mui did a brilliant performance in a home crowd. what even more impressive is that muir had less than three hour two recovered from a sheet. you can watch that tomorrow on the bbc. how software brilliantly! hats off, she read brilliantly. this is my home track, i can't not come away with the gold today. leeds united are back on top of the championship after their biggest win of the season against their promotion rivals west palm. nothing like an early goal to settle the nerves. it takes onl

we start in glasgow where we witnessed an emphatic victory for katarina johnson thompson in the pentathlonshe managed just six metres, 53 with her only clean jump in the long jump. enough to consolidate her first place, but far from world record territory. her finaljump was a foul — which was when she realised that world record was out of reach. it meant she'd still have a buffer of around 13 seconds to take that gold medal home, but she'd have to run an 800 metre time that was much faster than what she's capable of. in the end she missed out by just over two seconds. she finished with another personal best. enough to seal the deal and claim the title. as for world junior heptathlon champion niamh emerson, who received an invitation to the event from the organisers, she produced personal bests in every event to achieve her best senior result — collapsing over the line to take the silver medal. scotland's laura muir retained her 3,000m title in style, after storming away in the last 200 metres to win the last event of the evening. she lapped almost the entire field to cross the line in eigh

katarina johnson—thompson and laura muir won gold in the pentathlon and 3,000 metres respectively. way in glasgow this morning with the start of the 60m sprint heats. defending women's champion asha philip is safely through to tonight's semi finals after winning her heat. so too is the defending men's champion, fellow brit richard kilty. he finished second in his heat which sees him safely through to this evening. england'sjodi ewart shadoff is just two shots off the lead going into tomorrow's final round of the women's world championship. four birdies in a bogey—free 68 third round have put her into contention and nine under overall for the tournament in singapore. katie archibald has been forced to withdraw from the madison race later today at the track cycling world championships in poland. archibald had initially been deemed fit to continue after falling heavily in yesterday's omnium event but british cycling have confirmed today that she developed signs of concussion overnight. elinor barker will now partner neah evans. live action is about to begin on bbc one after this bulle

at the european athletics championships in glasgow, katarina johnson—thompson has just finished competinga no—jump in her final attempt on the runway. shejumped 6.53 in the second round, but would have needed around 6.80 for a world record. but she‘s still set to pick up that gold medal and is leading with 202 points, which means she‘ll have a buffer of around 13 seconds in the 800 metres. and laura muir was cheered on by a home crowd to win her 1500m heat in her first appearance of the championships — but she‘s not finished for the evening. the scot still has the 3000m final to run later on tonight. the final of the 1500m is on sunday evening. great britain‘s mark stewart missed out on a medal in the men‘s points race at the world track cycling championships. stewart — who won commonwealth games gold and took bronze in the event in 2018 — finished 8th. jan willem van schip of the netherlands took an emphatic gold with ireland‘s mark downey winning bronze scotland‘s women put in a confident performance but were beaten in their first match at the algarve cup as preparations continue for th

in glasgow good afternoon, our main action comes from the european indoor championships where katarina johnsonon is in world record form as she looks to defend her title in the pentathlon. sport just after 230. thanks, hugh. chris has all the weather — storm on its way. we will be having a look at storm freya and we will also be looking at a different storm, this time exactly a different storm, this time exactly a year ago, storm emma hit wales and i will be showing what happened. thanks, chris. also coming up — the countdown to leaving the eu. we'll bring you some of the the stories you want to hear on brexit, hello, everyone — this is afternoon live. the government is paying £33 million to eurotunnel — to settle a lawsuit over extra ferry services in the event of a no—deal brexit. the company which runs the channel tunnel said the government had acted in a ‘secretive‘ way when it awarded contracts to three companies to ensure goods continue to flow into britain smoothly. ferry contracts were awarded by the government in december to dfds, brittany ferries and seaborne freight to lay on additi

it's glasgow's, golden girls katarina johnson—thompson and laura muir win on the opening night of europeanr athletic championships. and i've been lying down on thejob, to meet the daring motorbike team, who are revving up to do stunts, as early as at the age of five. do you say scone or scone? we'll look at why the way we talk, and the words we use, can tell us more than just who we are and where we're from. it's saturday the 2nd of march. our top story. for the first time in eight years, an american rocket capable of carrying astronauts has been launched from the kennedy space centre in florida. three, two, one, zero. ignition, lift off. this was 12 or 13 minutes ago. the spacex falcon blasted off from florida. for an unmanned test flight to the international space station. nasa says it's a critical mission and if successful could be a major step forward in space travel. there is an awful lot resting on it. what is amazing watching these pictures is just the access we can get to, having being able to experience it. used to be from one camera going up and out of britain, now you can follow

katarina johnson—thompson has made a positive start.solskjaer may not be staying at manchester united. manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer has heaped praised his goalkeeper david de gea, with the spaniards contract at due to expire next summer. solskjaer has called him "the best keeper in the world". antonio valencia looks set to leave with the contract deadline set to expire. iam not expire. i am not sure if man united and antonio will agree on the next year, it depends if you gets back on the pitch in the next few months. antonio is their captain, a great servant to the club. hopefully i can get him on the pitch so you can show what you can do. the women took silver in the team pursuit at the track cycling world championships in poland. the team we re championships in poland. the team were just beaten by australia in the final missing out by two tenths of a second. laura kenny shouldered the blame and has today pulled out of the omnium, with illness. silverfor the british men who lost out to an australian team. breaking the