kate grey, bbc news, the london stadium. that's all from sportsday.s time for ‘click‘. bye for now. welcome to one of the biggest specials on the planet. this is the farnborough international airshow, a chance to see the newest aircraft up close, and witness them being put through their paces. i mean, really, something that big should not be doing that. alongside the air displays, this is where the aviation industry does its business, and on the first of seven show days, orders were made for more than 300 aircraft and deals of almost $50 billion were struck. oh, my goodness. i mean, it'sjust so incredible to see what these enormous flying bits of metal can do. but interestingly, the next big thing in aviation could be quite small, and very personal. this is the blackfly, a new type of single—passenger craft. now, you may have never heard of opener, the company that made it, and that's because it has been operating in secret for the past nine years. the eight rotors are powered by the on—board battery, offering travel distances of about 25 miles. in th

kate grey, bbc news, macclesfield.the first time since her death. the british snowboarder died last week on her 18th birthday. the family have set up a foundation in her name which they hope will help young winter sports athletes needing financial support. there is a lot of pressure on children, and mental awareness needs to be looked at and made more public. as we all know it has been lately but as a family and as her friends we all thought that ellie had come out of the other side of a particularly dark time in her life and that was a lot to do with the fa ct and that was a lot to do with the fact that she was not able to compete last season and do what she would have loved to have done to total lack of funding. that is why this foundation is so important to me and the rest of her family and her mother. uk sport has released a statement regarding ellie soutter‘s death. they say "this is a desperately sad situation and our thoughts are with all of ellie's family and friends. we are working with all of our olympic and

kate grey, bbc news, macclesfield. time for a look at the weather.kend, there have been some contrasts, notably in the last 12 hours. heavy, thundery rain across parts of south—east england, east anglia and the midlands, but that has now cleared away eastwards. for a large swathe of the country, good swathes of sunshine. but not for everyone. you can see the isobars are quite close together here, indicating the strength of the wind. it is pushing a front across and bringing more clouds and outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, the western isles of scotland. some showers for dumfries and galloway, one or two showers across wales and the odd one for south west england. away from the north—west of the country, a good deal of sunshine continuing through the afternoon. quite windy, particularly for western coasts where the gusts will reach 30 or 40 mph, locally 50 the far north—west of scotland. that is where we have the lowest temperatures, 15 or 19 for those coasts, further south and east, up to 25 in south—east england. the rain across northern ir

finished 10th, but received a great reception ahead of his retirement at the end of the season as kate greybradley wood introduced to the london cloud for the last time. a household name sincejumping the last time. a household name since jumping to victory at this very track six years ago, but today wasn't about the performance due to struggles with injuries. instead it was an exhibition and a goodbye to his loyalfans. was an exhibition and a goodbye to his loyal fans. he was an exhibition and a goodbye to his loyalfans. he managed to get his loyalfans. he managed to get his third jump onto the scoreboard but not enough to contend with the rest of the field. it didn't matter to this london cloud as they savoured every moment of his final farewell. one of the things i remember distinctly from london 2012 was saying, this is your chance, when they ran through on the first attempt, and again today, people shouting, well done, thank you for the memories. it brings a tear to your eye, but the memories. it brings a tear to youreye, but again, the memories. it brings a tear to your eye, but again,

kate grey, bbc news, macclesfield. rescued from libya by a royal navy ship three years earlier. labour‘s being urged to suspend a member of its ruling body after he was recorded describing some members of thejewish community as trump "fanatics". thanks, simon. here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live. tata motors said its jaguar land rover business reported a pre—tax loss of £264m and sales down 7% to £5.2bn for the quarter to june because of "multiple challenges including temporary issues like the china duty impact as well as market issues like diesel concerns in the uk and europe" an independent review commissioned by the fca into royal bank of scotland s treatment of small and medium—sized business customers transferred to its global restructuring group, has found no evidence that the bank deliberately transferred customers to grg in order to profit from their restructuing or insolvency. and british gas lost 340,000 customer accounts in the uk in the first half of this year according to the firm‘s chief exec

kate grey reports.es is one of the highlights on the calendar in the first they did not disappoint. the men's100 metres with a world—class of field with britain hoping to improve. it was one of the best 100 metres finals here on british soil with six of the athlete going at a sub ten seconds. hughes had to silver. i am feeling really proud of myself. i am not really 100 metre runner, and for me, seeing what i can do in the 100. i am really happy with the way i ran today. i had composure, not thinking about the quys composure, not thinking about the guys who get ahead of me, and relaxed and ran to the finish line. the crowd was treated to a british battle in the women's long jump. bothjumping battle in the women's long jump. both jumping close to seven metres but it was proctor that did a seasons pass to take the gold and securing her place on the european changes in berlin injust a few weeks' time wi changes in berlin injust a few weeks' time w i do not feel as sharp today so if i can pull a good job to

now with a round up of the action from day one, here's kate grey.in the athletics character, and the first day of action certainly did not disappoint! the men's 100 metres action certainly did not disappoint! the men's100 metres was a world —class the men's100 metres was a world—class field, with britain's sign up she's hoping to beat his record. one of the best 100 meter finals here on british soil with six athletes going less than ten seconds. hughes had to settle for silver and missing his personal best by two —— two hundredths of a second. it's a learning curve, i will see what i can do in the 100. my will see what i can do in the 100. my coach and i have been talking a lot, i'm happy with how i run today. i have my composure, those guys who get ahead, i can relax and get to the finish line. the crowd was treated to a british battle in the longjump, treated to a british battle in the long jump, with shara proctor battling her british rival lorraine ugen. shara proctor got a place in the champions in berlin injust a few time. if i can the champio

our reporter at the queen elizabeth park is kate grey, rutherford competes later but one of the big raceserford later this afternoon but we have just been treated to a brilliant race on the track, the first of the day, the men's 4x100 which saw the british men running to victory in a time of 37.61 and that team was including adam gemili and mitchell—blake. including adam gemili and mitchell—bla ke. a brilliant performance are looking good for the european championships. in terms of other british athletes, we will see dina asher—smith in the 200 metres will stop she has broken the british record in the 100 metres this season and will hope to do the same in the 200 against a world—class field. including the world champion daphne —— dafne schippers. laura muir will go with women's mile. she wants to break the record which has stood 33 yea rs break the record which has stood 33 years and she has a good record breaking records here. a brilliant way to ramp up the action in a jam—packed few days of sprinting and field events at the london stadium. you can watch that on bbc two. and stage 15 of