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at one point katarina johnson—thompson didn't know if she would ever compete again.as ended, if not quite in victory, then in her own personal glory. gold was within reach for the women's ax100m relay team as well, and they were hurtling towards it the way dina asher—smith started. but in the rain, the changeovers were messy. fortunately, the last leg was neita. commentator: it will be - sha'carri richardson, usa win it, great britain the silver medal. that relay silver was followed a few minutes later by a bronze from the men, including zharnel hughes who missed the 200 metres through injury. staying on track, an astonishing late burst from elena barker earned a silverfor her and her teammate mia evans in the women's madison, while jack carlin�*s route to bronze took a strange detour into competitor harrie levreysen. no punishment for carlin, who came through in the deciding race to earn a medal. commentator: bronze for great britain. - but only one british athlete climbed to the very top of the mountain yesterday. toby roberts has spent much of his 19 years trying

at one point - katarina johnson-thompson didn't katarina johnson—thompson didn't know if she would evernal glory. gold was within reach for the women's four x 100 relay team as well, and they were hurtling towards it away dina asher—smith started. but in the rain, the changeovers were messy. fortunately the last leg was neater. it will be to carry richardson, great britain the silver medal. that really silver — great britain the silver medal. that really silver was _ great britain the silver medal. that really silver was followed a few minutes later by a bronze from the men, including darnell hughes who missed the 200 metres through injury. staying on track, an astonishing late burst from alina barker and a silverfor astonishing late burst from alina barker and a silver for her astonishing late burst from alina barker and a silverfor her and her teammate in the women's maddison wild jack carroll and's route to bronze took a strange detour into competitor harrie levreysen. great britain and the metal. only one british athlete claimed the very top of the mountain yesterday, toby roberts h

this is a great run from katarina johnson—thompson...tathlon olympic title three times. but with her silver tiara, pride forjohnson—thompson. i can't even describe the words that this weekend has, like, taken. i'm just so relieved, i'm so happy, i'm so, so happy that i've got an olympic medal to add to my collection, it was the only one that i didn't have. it's been so hard getting to this point, getting back to this point, so i'm just so, so relieved. from relief to mayhem, the sprint relays are always good value, it's been so hard getting to this point _ it's been so hard getting to this point it's— it's been so hard getting to this point. it's why i'm just so relieved _ it's why i'm just so relieved. and they didn't disappoint. the european champions were matching the american favourites stride for stride but... no, it's a bad change! it left daryll neita with a lot to do, but she helped reel in the silver, an upgrade on tokyo's bronze, much to their delight. we've been such a solid and consistent and great squad for so many years, an

this is a great run from katarina johnson—thompson...n herfastest time. a hug for the first woman to win the heptathlon 0lympic title three times. but with her silver tiara, pride forjohnson—thompson. i can't even describe the words that this weekend has, like, taken. i'm just so relieved, i'm so happy, i'm so, so happy that i've got an olympic medal to add to my collection, it was the only one that i didn't have. it's been so hard getting to this point, getting back to this point, so i'm just so, so relieved. from relief to mayhem, the sprint relays are always good value, and they didn't disappoint. the european champions were matching the american favourites stride for stride but... no, it's a bad change! it left daryll neita with a lot to do, but she helped reel in the silver, an upgrade on tokyo's bronze, much to their delight. we've been such a solid and consistent and great squad for so many years, and coming in olympic bronze medallists, being able tojump a step to olympic silver medallists feels amazing. in the men's relay, there

katarina johnson—thompson should win her first olympic medal later, but gold might be beyond her.come to the bbc news at six. the first prison sentences have been handed down to people who used social media during the recent violence across the country. lengthyjail terms were imposed for offences including inciting racial hatred and sending menacing messages, one man had called for hotels housing asylum seekers to be set alight. the prime minister said the sentences show that social media isn't a law—free zone. police, who've now made nearly 600 arrests for offences relating to the disorder, say they're prepared for this weekend, with 6,000 officers on duty. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani reports from leeds crown court. this is jordan parlour, this isjordan parlour, a knock at the door from police and an arrest for his words rather than his actions during last week's disorder. at the weekend, he sat at home watching what was going on. leeds crown court heard he was angry about immigration and a local hotel housing asylum seekers. it had already been pelted with

and katarina johnson—thompson has started her heptathlon campaign.how, kiteboarding's olympic debut comes with a golden glow. and it is gold for ellie aldridge, and gold for great britain. ellie aldridge went into the final needing two wins to be crowned champion. and on the seas of marseille, she was flying. reaching speeds of over 30 mph, she pipped the french favourite to reach a new height with the kite. so, ellie, can you believe it? no! it's crazy. anna burnet and john gimson were well placed in the sailing, but the soon—to—be—married couple were feeling something blue. disqualified in the final race for crossing the start line too soon. so proud of this week, how we sailed. and, yeah, we made one mistake and its cost us an olympic medal. so you can imagine we're pretty broken. katarina johnson—thompson knows that feeling, chasing herfirst medal in her fourth games. a solid start in the hurdles was followed by a huge leap forwards and up in the highjump. kat goes clear! 1.92. she is delighted. wow. the world champion currently leads. in the gra

it has been nip and tuck between nafi thiam and katarina johnson—thompson. ld. k! t?— to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the — to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race _ to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race of— to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race of her— to get gold, k] t? yeah, it is going to take the race of her life. - to take the race of her life. she was leaving after five events. the javelin of one of her weaker ones, ultimately nafi thiam's throw was around nine metres, just over nine metres further than kjt. she will have to run about eight and a half, nine seconds faster than nafi thiam. her personal best to six -- is —— is six seconds faster, so she will have to do a lot to do that, but she has never won an olympic medal and this is herfor a time of asking, so if she does, with the silver, that would be a likely is still an amazing outcome for her. the best highjump she has managed in five years. he seasoned cosmic best in the long jump. —— a season's best

at herfourth olympics, can katarina johnson—thompson get her hands on olympic medal? ? a huge day ahead. what are the highlights _ olympic medal? a huge day ahead. what are the highlights in - olympic medal? a huge day ahead. what are the highlights in terms . olympic medal? a huge day ahead. what are the highlights in terms of| what are the highlights in terms of team gb medal chances?- what are the highlights in terms of team gb medal chances? team gb have had a brilliant — team gb medal chances? team gb have had a brilliant games _ team gb medal chances? team gb have had a brilliant games in _ team gb medal chances? team gb have had a brilliant games in the _ had a brilliant games in the velodrome which could continue today. look out for the women's madison involving elinor barker and neah evans. the defending olympic champions are not here, laura kenny and katie archibald. but in this team they have a strong chance. elinor barker has won a bronze medal in paris and has her young son watching her. she said it was like her bonus career because she did not expect to c

katarina johnson—thompson is here hoping to turn doubts into dreams.best time. next up was the high jump, best time. next up was the high jump, one of her strongest events and she was flying. her bestjumper forfive years taking and she was flying. her bestjumper for five years taking her to the top of the standings. so far, so good. the event is so brutal and it's about getting everything right and really consistent and i really hope she can do that this time and get on the podium. the she can do that this time and get on the podium-— the podium. the first action of the mornin: the podium. the first action of the morning was _ the podium. the first action of the morning was in — the podium. the first action of the morning was in the _ the podium. the first action of the morning was in the river- the podium. the first action of the morning was in the river seine, i the podium. the first action of the l morning was in the river seine, the women's marathon swim, ten kilometres and two hours of rushing against the current, coming down to against the curren

it means katarina johnson—thompson windsor for several of the big medal. de france already this evening, as the men's and women's 4x100 metre relay final took place. canada picked up gold for the men, followed by south africa in silver and team gb in bronze. team usa ran without noah lyles, had some bad handovers and have been officially disqualified. in the women's four by hundred of relay, usa clinched the gold, and great britain in silver and germany and bronze medal position. at the velodrome, the women's madison had lots of drama from start to finish, but it was italy who took the gold, silver for great britain's elinor barker and neah evans, and bronze went to the netherlands. let's tell you more about the men's football. it's been a trailer. the hosts france came from football. it�*s been a trailer. the hosts france came from 3— football. it's been a trailer. the hosts france came from 3— on down to equalise 3—3 and send the match into extra time against the european champions spain who have now scored another goal to take it back to 4—3, and meanwh

katarina johnson—thompson leads the heptathlon with one event to go. will have you all the latest. hello, i'm lauren taylor. a ukrainian official says russia has struck a supermarket, killing at least two people and injuring i7. these pictures — from the local telegram channels and we are yet to verify — show the supermarket on fire. the building is in kostiantynivka, not far from the city of donetsk, in ukraine's east. the strike on the supermarket follows a ukrainian drone attack about 300 kilometres inside russia. that was to the north—east of ukraine's ground offensive in the border region of kursk. russia says it's dealing with a fourth day of ukrainian cross—border incursions. pictures released by the russian defence ministry show a ukrainian drone attack about 300 kilometres inside russia. that was to the north—east of ukraine's ground offensive in the border region of kursk. local media said a fire had broken out at a military airfield with local officials reporting damage to energy infrastructure. the governor in neighbouring lipetsk region or

and katarina johnson—thompson has begun her heptathlon campaign.since monday night and, along with bronze in the velodrome tonight, it means the team has 51 medals three days left of competition for the kite boarding is making its olympic debut at these for the games, and now great britain can boast its first ever olympic champion. commentator: and it is gold for ellie aldridge, _ and gold for great britain! in a discipline that sees competitors race above the sea at speeds of up to 45 mph, aldridge went into the final needing two wins to be crowned champion. and in marseille, she was flying. pipping the french favourite to sail away with a historic title and provide a timely boost to a disappointing regatta in what's traditionally been one of britain's strongest sports. so, could aldridge believe it? no! it's crazy. and there was more medal success in another sport where speed is of the essence. having been part of the sprint team that won gold on monday, emma finucane and katy marchant rached the final of the keirin. young welsh rider finucane wa

katarina johnson—thompson should win her first olympic medal later, but gold might be beyond her.

the heptathlon won't be decided today, but great britains katarina johnson—thompson has made a brilliant standings after two of the seven disciplines — with two more events to come today, the shot put and 200 metres take place later this evening. the highjump is one of her strongest disciplines and she cleared 1.92 metres, as did herfierce rival nafi thiam, the two—time 0lympic champion. that put kjt top of the standings, 24 points ahead of the belgian. we've had the heats for the 4x100 metres relay, and both great britain's men and women have made it into their finals. great britain's men's team ofjeremiah azu, louie hinchliffe, richard kilty and nethaneel mitchell—blake were third behind favourites the usa in a very fast heat. the big shock is that jamaica have missed out, finishing fourth in their heat in a slow time after messing up their baton changes. team gb rested dina asher—smith and daryll neitta after their individual programmes so it was down to bianca williams, imani lansiquot, amy hunt and desiree henry and they won their heat — gold medalfavourites the usa also won theirs.

you know, because she's katarina johnson—thompson.se things when you said i thought it was a bit, a bit pointed. if i'm honest, when you said at the thought she's, she's got an olympic medal at the fourth time of asking. yeah. >> but i think, i think that in itself has to be, has to be celebrated. of course it is. of course it is. is that that was exactly the phrase that i used, wasn't it, in a couple of hours ago. but is her story then why why didn't she succeed in the previous three olympics? >> was there anything particular that happened? >> no, i don't think so. i think it was. it requires a hell of a lot of consistency when you've got to perform over seven different events. it depends who's around at the time as well. you know, sometimes if you're if you're competing over four olympics, that's over, what, 12 years? you could be up against a generational one. 31 exactly, exactly. i mean, we've seen competitors at this time, especially in the pool, 22 years old, who could go probably be around for the next 15 years, you know, depen

thank you for joining me, now, katarina johnson—thompson, i'm in awe of this.d, isn't she? so bring us up to date on what's going on on day 14. is it. >> she is. yeah. >> she is. yeah. >> just before we do that breaking news, we've just got another silver medal. >> just minutes ago. it's. >> just minutes ago. it's. >> come on. the, the cyclists on the track cycling, it's a massively long event . massively long event. >> the madison. >> the madison. >> it is, elinor barker and neah evans. >> they were the world champions. they were just beaten by the italians. in fact, they just got up from some bronze to silver on the very last couple of laps. elinor barker did so. well done to them, >> always a lie on the cyclists. >> always a lie on the cyclists. >> they haven't got as many goals yet as they maybe ought to have got, but that's three silvers now, a couple of bronze, a gold as well. >> and jack carlin's going for a bronze in the next half hour as well. so, that's breaking. so, silver medal for britain in the women's madison. well done to them. yeah, indeed, so

in sport, an olympic medallist at last: katarina johnson—thompson takes silver in the heptathlon on anotherr eligibility test, algerian imane khelif wins a women's boxing gold. and it will be turning hotter and more humid for many of us this weekend, but the heat not quite with us just yet, i weekend, but the heat not quite with usjust yet, i rather cloudy weekend, but the heat not quite with us just yet, i rather cloudy day for some. all the details later. it's saturday 10 august. our main story: the king has called for unity, and expressed his thanks to the police and emergency services for their efforts in dealing with the recent widespread violent disorder. buckingham palace said king charles held a phone call

staying at the stad to france, back to today, a lot of people will be following katarina johnson—thompson 90, events to go, five down, eventually go, the long jump completed this morning, then the javelin, culminating tonight with the 800 metres. she is the current world champion but has been pushed by belgian rival, looking for a third consecutive 0lympic heptathlon title, so so many eyes on her, to see what she can do this evening, to pick up herfirst see what she can do this evening, to pick up her first 0lympic see what she can do this evening, to pick up her first olympic medal, but also this evening, the athletics is incredible, the final of the four times 100 metres it, men's and women's, and that was after a doping violation in tokyo, by cj ujoh, but noah lyles, has tested positive for covid, will team usa be without their star sprinter? covid, will team usa be without theirstarsprinter? he covid, will team usa be without their star sprinter? he said that he will let his coaches make that decision. there are so much more to come here from paris. i canjust tell you that behind me,

while the heptathlon won't be decided today, great britain's katarina johnson—thompson has made a brilliantr fourth olympics. she's top of the standings after two of the seven disciplines — with two more events to come today, the shot put and 200 metres later this evening. the highjump is one of her strongest disciplines and she cleared 1 metre 92, as did herfierce rival nafi thiam, the two—time 0lympic champion. that put kjt top of the standings 2a points ahead of the belgian. we've had the heats for the 4x100 metres relay, and both great britain's men and women have made it into theirfinals. the women won their heat. the men's team ofjeremiah azu, louie hinchliffe, richard kilty and nethaneel mitchell—blake were third behind favourites the usa. but the big shock is that jamaica have missed out, finishing fourth in their heat after messing up their baton changes. the first gold of the day came in the women's 10k marathon swim. this event, like the triathlons last week, was in doubt because of pollution levels in the seine. with practice scrapped a few days ago. but the race was given the g

last night in the stade de france brought a long—awaited olympic medal for katarina johnson—thompson these games for a silver medal to arrive. she's been talking to jeanette kwakye and jj chalmers on the bbc�*s olympic coverage. our day two was very short, between having to go direct from the long jump to the javelin and then stew on what we had to run in the 800 for about seven hours. so it was like me trying to nap, or me trying to sleep for five hours butjust being alone with my thoughts in the end. you won the first heat in that. so what is it like to lay down the performance you are looking for and then stand down to the side and have to watch the others go? it is really hard and it is twists and turns in that event and i then i was one of the first to take part in the long jump but then the last in the other events but yes, it is just part of the event and part of, can you respond or can you lay it down for others to respond? i kind of love it and i love that competition and i love that i was in a place to be able to respond this time around. one thing that has been great watch

in sport, katarina johnson—thompson leads the heptathlon.humid and cloudy start. the weather is going to brighten up today with sunshine and blustery showers, most of them towards the north. good morning. it's friday, 9th august. our main story.

what about katarina johnson—thompson? >> she's looking good. >> she's looking good. >> she's.? >> you were saying she's been around for a long time. >> she has been around for a long time. >> she's been around for a while. yeah. yeah she she did the. >> i think she's looking better than ever though. onlooker she's so good. >> can you name the events in the heptathlon? no. i will give you £10 for each one. no there's not no the seven. that's seven. sorry. decathlon is the ten. heptathlon. >> yes. is seven. >> so how many can you name if you can get five i will be very, very happy. >> high jump. >> high jump. >> high jump is correct. long jump >> high jump is correct. long jump is correct. >> titles, hurdles. >> titles, hurdles. >> yes. that's right. >> yes. that's right. >> you take. you take some, >> you take. you take some, >> running. >> running. >> yes 100. yeah. yeah. >> hundred metres sprinting. >> hundred metres sprinting. >> well it's 200m. yeah, yeah metres. and there's another. there's another running one a little bit longer. >> 400m, 800m, 800m. and there's some swim

the heptathlon won't be decided today, but great britains katarina johnson—thompson has made a brilliantourth olympics — she is top of the standings after two of the seven disciplines, with two more events to come today, the shot put and 200 metres take place later this evening. the highjump is one of her strongest disciplines and she cleared 1.92m, as did herfierce rival nafi thiam, the two time olympic champin. that put kjt top of the standings 2a points ahead of the belgian. we've had the heats for the 4x100 metres relay, and both great britains men and women have made it into theirfinals — the women won their heat. the men's team ofjeremiah azu, louie hinchliffe, richard kilty and nethaneel mitchell—blake were third behind favourites the usa. but the big shock is that jamaica have missed out, finishing fourth in their heat after messing up their baton changes. the first gold of the day came in the women's10k marathon swim. this event, like the triathlons last week, was in doubt because of pollution levels in the seine, with practice scrapped a few days ago but the race was given the

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katarina johnson—thompson leads the heptathlon with one event to go.

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i think, in the, the track and field, katarina johnson—thompson, a very familiar name, i'm sure to al. >> but she's leading the heptathlon at the moment. >> that's the all around, the seven events. >> she's only done two, but it's looking pretty good at the moment and i think she's going to get a medal of some description tomorrow, >> lots more to come. the cycling, we've got more to come tonight, i think in the keirin, which is a very technical these cycling events. but remember emma finucane , who comes from emma finucane, who comes from west wales, won a the women's team sprint, a gold medal the other night. >> well she's through to the final of the keirin in the next half hour as is. >> katy marchant. so it's looking very encouraging and that that medal britain still in fifth. but they're level on goals now with france and with a bit of luck they're going to go ahead of them. >> so the big things to look out for in the next, because we've got the medals table up now china have 28 golds. the united states 27, australia have 18. then tying in fourth and fifth place, france and grea

katarina johnson—thompson leads the olympic heptathlon after the first day of competition at the stadeg performance now from sydney mclaughlin—levrone in the women's aoo—metres hurdles, which saw her win gold in a new world record time of 50.37 seconds. mclaughlin—levrone was uncatchable on the final straight, the defending champion improving on her own record time set earlier this year, and was far ahead of compatriot anna cockrell, who won silver in a personal—best time of 51.87, and the netherlands' femke bol, who won bronze in 52.15. a gold for team gb in the sailing earlier thanks to ellie aldridge to bring great britain's total up to 13. it's the first time the women's kite has been at the olympics, so history then for aldridge and gb. the discipline involves competitors flying above the water at up to a0 knots powered by huge kites. 27—year—old aldridge won both races in the final series in marseille to finish ahead of france and the netherlands. an emotional aldridge knew what was needed to bring home the win. today is all about winning races. like, if you don't win the races,

britain's katarina johnson—thompson took silver and moor vidts, also of belgium, claimed bronze.ld medal game on sunday, a day after both nations also go head to head in the men's final. earlier, the first ever breaking, or breakdancing, medals were awarded after the sport, which blends urban dance with acrobatic moves, made its debut at the games. japan's ami yu—sa took gold in the women's event, with the men's event taking place later. 19 year—old british climber toby roberts took gold in the boulder and lead climbing event. the clear favourite in that sport, sorato anraku from japan, had to settle for silver. let's speak to david kohn, author of �*the best and worst of the 0lympics'. what have you made of the paris game so far? , ,., , , so far? yes, sometimes it is difficult to — so far? yes, sometimes it is difficult to be _ so far? yes, sometimes it is difficult to be objective, - so far? yes, sometimes it is difficult to be objective, but| so far? yes, sometimes it is| difficult to be objective, but i so far? yes, sometimes it is - difficult to be objective, but i am going

also, katarina johnson—thompson on the front page after she won silver in the olympic heptathlon anden be cut back. and the i we came to malcolm it has rachel reeves eyeing fuel duty hike in the budget but says voters are opposed, something that has been talked about before now with the chancellor considering lifting the 13 year freeze on fuel duty in her first budget when it comes in october. we've spent a lot of the programme talking about people in powerful positions and the corrupting influence they can have on the world around them. and that, of course, is nothing new. we have been seeing that for centuries. i'm delighted to say the eminent classicist mary beard is with us. mary, your new paperback, emperor of rome, deals with exactly those topics, but thousands of years ago. has much changed? thank heavens, loads has changed. but you can still look at roman emperors and you can think about them for a way in to how we imagine power. what its misuse is, what the response polity of the powerful are so it is a marvellous window for thinking notjust about so it is a marvellous windo

you know, talking about katarina johnson—thompson, talking about adam peaty? out. you know, 0.02 seconds and things like that. is that something that is really gutting or are you just does that make it better in a sense that it was just so close? >> no, it's the worst. it's >> oh, no. in the world. >> oh, no. in the world. >> yeah. no, i've been there. i've been there with my myself. where you may have just missed out on a final. you may miss out on a medal , out on a final. you may miss out on a medal, you know, gold to silver, it's heart wrenching. i mean, those people who got silvers would have, like, gold. those people who've got bronzes with, like, you know, as a sports person, you want to be number one. you want to be that gold medal winner. you know, there's some people who have come to the games. you know, who didn't expect to get medals, which have got medals . so from which have got medals. so from that standpoint, it's been amazing . amazing. >> jamie, how how close were you to gold? what was the time difference? >> well, i we were about a second be

silver medallist and liverpool fan katarina johnson—thompson was invited onto the pitch. 1—1 it finished. in the championship, the only game was an all welsh affair as cardiff visited swansea. irish international callum robinson equalised deep into the second half with cardiff's first goal of the season. this one finished 1—1. it's three wins from three for celtic at the start of the scottish premiership season. they were 3—0 winners away at st mirren. defender alistairjohnson scoring the last of their goals. they're top of the table — edging aberdeen, who've also won three from three, on goal difference. lydia ko's remarkable 2024 rennaisance continues as she followed up her olympic gold medal by winning the women's open championship at st andrews by two shots. while others around her faltered, including world number one nelly korda, ko maintained her composure to finish 7—under. that then left defending champion lilia vu needing to hole a 15—foot birdie putt to force a play—off which she left short, to the relief of ko who becomes this year's 0pen champion. it ends an e

katarina johnson—thompson goes, by the way, in the heptathlon. >> oh, i think she's great katie. >> sohe has a few hasn't she. >> yeah she has been. she has been going for a while, >> how's the seine looking? >> how's the seine looking? >> shane is looking okay. >> shane is looking okay. >> insane . >> insane. >> insane. >> ten kilometres of water swimming in the sane. and that's going on the women's marathon at the moment. it's down to, like, three seconds between them. it's a long swim. they started at six seconds, between three seconds between them. and it started at 630 this morning. and that's that's a tough race. that's a tough race. but there's good news, and that is carlos yulo. now, did you see carlos yulo in the gymnastics? i think we got a picture of carlos. so you can see carlos. i hope we can see carlos. carlos was magnificent. but carlos yulo is the first medallist or first gold medallist or first gold medallist that the philippines has ever had. all right. and loads of things have been thrown at him as rewards. and i've got at him as rewards. and i've got a list of some