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keely hodgkinson gets the gold! for keeley, gold for great britain, gold for being brilliant. and gold in cycling too, as team gb win the women's team sprint — we'll have the latest from paris. on bbc london, the soaring cost of housing the capital does homeless. new figures show the bill for temporary accommodation has gone a quarter. good evening. there's fresh unrest on streets in england tonight, in plymouth and in birmingham. around 400 people have been arrested since violence first erupted last week. the head of the national police chiefs�* council says the rioting is the worst he's seen in more than a decade and he acknowledged that police forces are being stretched. the prime minister has said thousands of specialist police officers would be available to deploy over the summer if the unrest continues. the disorder began in southport after the fatal stabbings of three girls. it was sparked by posts on social media which wrongly blamed the stabbings on a muslim migrant. the riots have spread across england and

keely hodgkinson with mary moraa on her shoulder. pride sounds like. in 2021, she'd won silver in tokyo as an unknown teenager. last night she grabbed gold with both hands with everyone knowing her name. keely! keely, we love you, keely. she's humble, she's honest, she's kind, she's, yeah, she's keely. keely hodgkinson. well, everybody keeps saying she's wigan, but she's from atherton. i i can't tell you. it's amazing, it feels absolutely amazing, we're all up there with her. she was always running every night, running at weekends but she's just a normal girl. so, margaret, this is where it all began. it is, yes. how old was she? she was nine. margaret was a childhood coach and says the talent was always there. it was more than speed, it was her competitiveness, her attitude, her enthusiasm. and the determination was there too. clear as day in the childhood cross country with only one training shoe. i think i was about 11 or 12. and i put these, you know like the knee length woolly socks, and it was so muddy. so by the end of it, it

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keely hodgkinson gets the gold! knackered. but at some point today i'll take a moment to myself and really relish in this victory. from family members to friends and fans... olympic champion! ..hodgkinson said the support made it feel like a home games, but she'd been roared to the line back home, too. cheering i think what's really humbling is she never forgets her roots. she had the leigh harriers flag then and ijust think that's a credit to her. she got the gold _ and if that influences other girls to try and do the same, - then they've got to go for it. i'm really proud of her. well done. well done for being our champion. it was at their age that hodgkinson first showed the signs of what was to come, and her first global title has been a long time coming, especially for those who've trodden the path to paris with her. it was more than speed. it was a competitiveness. her attitude, her enthusiasm. in the mud of a junior cross country race she shone, with only one shoe. she just started the race, and somebody clip

keely hodgkinson. also finishing second at the last two world championships — she's now the olympic 800 metres champion. hodgkinson had set the fastest time this year and led the race from start to finish at the stade de france.

and all eyes on keely hodgkinson, as she goes for gold in the 800m final. as well as those who helped to incite them online. sir keir starmer held an emergency cobra meeting this morning, with police bosses, intelligence officials and army chiefs.

keely hodgkinson lights up the stade de france.with another world record. biles is strangely off balance on the beam as she fails to add to her golden tally on the final day of the gymnastics. it�*s been another really good day for great britain at the olympic games, keely hodgkinson�*s 800m gold, moving them back up to fifth in the medal table and after taking silver three years ago in tokyo, and also finishing second at the last two world championships — she�*s now the olympic champion,

keely hodgkinson lights up the stade de france. reaching new heights, duplantis retains his olympic pole vault title with another world record. biles is strangely off balance on the beam as she fails to add to her golden tally on the final day of the gymnastics. it's been another really good day for great britain at the olympic games, keely hodgkinson�*s 800m gold, moving them back up to fifth in the medal table and after taking silver three years ago in tokyo, and also finishing second at the last two world championships — she's now the olympic champion, finishing ahead of ethiopia's tsige duguma and kenya's mary moraa. hodgkinson had set the fastest time this year and by the second lap had moved to the front to set the pace, kicking on down the final straight. hodgkinson is the first british 800m champion since kelly holmes completed the 800/1500 double in athens in 200a. i think for me with the calibre we have in the women's aid hundred, nothing is inaudible until you have crossed the line. i wanted to get at heart. a lot of the

keely hodgkinson lights up the stade de france.ns his 0lympic pole vault title with another world record. biles is strangely off balance on the beam as she fails to add to her golden tally on the final day of the gymnastics. it's been another really good day for great britain at the olympic games, keely hodgkinson�*s 800m gold, moving them back up to fifth in the medal table and after taking silver three years ago in tokyo, and also finishing second at the last two world championships. she's now the olympic champion, finishing ahead of ethiopia's tsige duguma and kenya's mary moraa. hodgkinson had set the fastest time this year and by the second lap had moved to the front to set the pace, kicking on down the final straight. hodgkinson is the first british 800m champion since kelly holmes completed the 800/1500 double in athens in 200a. i think for me with the calibre we have in the women's 800, nothing is cemented until you have crossed the line. i wanted to get out hard. a lot of the girls get out hard and i thought it would be a

keely hodgkinson hodgkinson yesterday with 800m, i won gold in the cycling . more chances in the cycling. more chances with the 1500 metres later tonight . tonight. >> i have a confession. as you know, i'm not glued to sport normally but i decided to watch keeley hodgson because she'd been so well trailed and i know what a fantastic athlete she is. i switched on too late. i've missed it . however, i watched it missed it. however, i watched it on catch up without knowing the results so i still got very excited for it. >> i've been a bit like that with the athletics. i've watched the swimming every night because i knew it started at half seven. i knew it started at half seven. ikeep i knew it started at half seven. i keep sort of missing the athletics somehow. this week anyway. obviously i've been watching a lot of gb news as well and hopefully you are too gbnews.com/yoursay to let us know your thoughts. this morning. first at the very latest news with sam. >> very good morning to you. it's just after 9:30. the top story this morning. the government has confirme

keely hodgkinson. after taking silver three years ago in tokyo, and also finishing second at the last two world championships — she's now the olympic 800 metres champion. hodgkinson had set the fastest time this year and led the race from start to finish at the stade de france. it was close on the final bend but she kicked clear hodgkinson is the first british 800 metre champion since kelly holmes completed the 800/1500 double in athens in 200a. i think for me, with the calibre that we have in the women's 800, nothing is cemented until you've crossed the line. i always believed in myself, but until you've done it, nothing is written. ijust wanted to get out hard, and i knew it was going to be a bit of a battle to get in position, which i think it was. didn't quite pan out how i thought it was going to be, but that's 800 metre racing for you. i wanted to stay out of trouble because it's can be brutal out there sometimes. yeah, ijust stuck to my lane, kept composed and kept kicking for that line. a world

it was a brilliant win for keely hodgkinson, an olympic gold medal in the 800 metres.day and it was clear that she was in her best form. she said it would be life—changing if she wins, and that's what she did. she beat the world champion mary moraa of kenya, and it was perhaps a harder race than she'd expected, but on the home straight she pushed and secured her victory. there were smiles all round to finish. that is the first gold for team gb in athletics since mo farah won double gold in rio in 2016. and let's not forget keely is just 22 years old, so no doubt she has a huge career ahead of her. darren bett has the weather. hello there. tuesday is going to feel cooler and fresher, some sunshine, could be a few showers as well. on monday, though, the highest temperature of the day was in north—eastern scotland. temperatures in the moray firth got up to 27 degrees. that was in this warm and humid air ahead of this weather front here, which is bringing some rain in from the west. following on from that, we see the cooler and fresher air moving into the north—west of the

peter coyote will be giving us all the latest olympics news, including that spectacular win for keely hodgkinsonubney, who is in his shorts somewhere and i've got a picture i might show you unless you're very very good. now to on some positive news. it was another great night for team gb in the paris olympics, winning gold in the women's team sprint as keely hodgkinson claimed victory in the 800m. and sky brown has just won a bronze medal for team gb women's skateboarding team. we're actually in fifth place with 12 gold medals. we're doing blooming well basically, so i'm just going to cut to the chase and talk to the wonderful paul coyte about our, how wonderful we're doing in the olympics. katie you're not in paris, are you? >> what do you think of this, then? it's pretty impressive, isn't it, dawn? >> it's. look, look around me here. >> this is actually live, by the way. everybody's just keeping very still . very still. >> yeah. if you're listening, if you're listening, if you're listening on radio, mr coates is sitting in his living room, which appears to have a wallpaper of the eiffel tower

another huge congratulations to keely hodgkinson who won gold. of course, the 800m.good afternoon. it's 3:00 and i'm dawn neesom standing in for the lovely martin daubney who's having a well—earned holiday again . yes, i know he wasn't again. yes, i know he wasn't here yesterday either. was a slacker, right? okay, now more than 400 people are arrested in the wake of disorder around the country as masked men take to the streets of birmingham waving palestinian flags. we'll be heanng palestinian flags. we'll be hearing from reform uk's lee anderson exclusively on that one. and war of words . elon musk one. and war of words. elon musk hits back after a number 10 dubs the tech billionaire deplorable over his comments about the unrest on the streets of britain, who saw that one coming and elsewhere, kamala harris picks tim walsh as her running mate, according to us sources. but how will they fare against donald trump's camp ? that's all donald trump's camp? that's all coming up in the next hour.

keely hodgkinson is the world, olympic and commonwealth silver medallist, so near yet so far.tation. she says she has envisaged crossing the finishing line behind me millions of times her family and friends are already here and you don�*t have to wait long to find out if she can get the better of the world champion mary moraa of kenya. that is at 8.a5, your time. just to mention also in the women�*s team sprint, there women�*s team broke the world record in qualifying in the velodrome. so that final is in the velodrome. so that final is in half an hour. don�*t go anywhere. time for a look at the weather. here�*s darren bett. temperatures today reached 27 degrees in the moray firth in scotland. quite warm and muggy across many central and eastern areas ahead of this weather front, which has brought quite a bit of heavy rain into the southern uplands. there is cooler and fresher air following uplands. there is cooler and fresher airfollowing behind uplands. there is cooler and fresher air following behind that weather front, and that cooler and fresher air will push further east

and team gb's keely hodgkinson dominates the olympic 800m final to win gold in paris. hello. a very warm welcome to what is a very busy programme. i'm sally bundock. let's get started. we begin with what has been happening overnight here in the uk. there has been further unrest late last night in england and northern ireland with police now working around the clock to crack down on violence and arrest anyone involved. nearly 400 people have been arrested after six days of violent disorder, which began last week in southport after the fatal stabbings of three girls and escalated following misinformation about the identity of the perpetrator. in plymouth, at least three police officers have been injured during disorder in the city centre. around 150 police officers were deployed to quell the violence. and in belfast, police came under attack from a small group throwing rocks and other missiles. a bin was set alight and at least one petrol bomb was thrown. with the latest, here's our reporter aruna iyengar. two opposing protests in plymouth started out peacefully. vocal clashes

keely hodgkinson is favourite to win gold in tonight's 800 metres final, while this morning, team gbiathlon once again serving up pure drama. and germany get the gold! a sprint finish, a photo finish, to determine the podium places. what a colossal effort. these fans had arrived long before sunrise, sensing they were in for something special in this fast and furious format. four team members each doing a swim, bike and run. leading the way for the defending champions, alex yee, eyeing a second gold of the games. but on a day that came down to the finest of margins, precious seconds lost. and alex yee dropped his swim cap. his trademark sprint, though, meant team gb had their noses in front at the first change over. leading the olympic triathlon mixed relay. georgia taylor—brown followed that with a dominant display on the bike. and with this sprint by sam dickinson, beth potter set off for the final leg in front. what an effort from sam dickinson. beth potter is off the bike, she is starting the run, just two kilometres separates great britain from from back—to—back golds. can she ma

keely. hodgkinson wasn't the only name setting the world of athletics alight last night.ghts — quite literally. the pole vault king took gold in sensational style for sweden again yesterday — with a new world record 6.25 metres. higher than double decker bus and the world's tallest animal, a giraffe. and he'd even get over the height of an average street lamppost. this time, in paris, it was the 9th time duplantis has set the world leading mark. very much the man setting the bar highest in the poll vault. away from the olympics now — and the head of rugby union's governing body in england, has defended the decision to rename twickenham as the allianz stadium and denies accusations they've �*sold out'. the rfu has confirmed to the bbc, that a multi—year committment with the insurance firm is worth over £100 million. twickenham has hosted england men's games since 1909. joe wilson reports from south west london. what you call this place, for some it is the home of rugby, headquarters, certainly, twickenham. no more. henceforth officially this will be the allianz stadium. yo

keely hodgkinson appears to be the athlete to beat, winning her semi in the quickest time of the threecurrent world champion mary moraa of kenya is also through to monday's final. there'll be a british contender in the men's 1,500 metres final as well. world championjosh kerr will likely renew his rivalry with defending olympic champion jakob ingebritsen after both made it through the same semi final. ukraine's yaroslava mahuchikh has added the olympic high jump gold to the world record she broke in the same city less than a month ago. it also completes her trophy cabinet as she cleared two meters to beat australia's nicola olyslagers having had fewer failures. mahuchikh fled her home in dnipro after russia's invasion of ukraine two years ago but has won all of her global titles since. mahuchikh's gold is ukraine's second in as many days after the women's foil team claimed the title on saturday. two of the three that beat south korea to the gold were welcomed at the ukrainian embassy in paris on sunday. olga kharlan, who's also won an individual bronze and got the winning touch in the

keely hodgkinson was the heavy favourite in the 800 metres.rt to finish at the stade de france. it was close on the final bend but she kicked clear on the final straight, ethiopia's tsige duguma took silver behind her while kenya's world champion mary moraa was third. hodgkinson is the first british 800 metre champion since kelly holmes completed the 800/1500 double in athens in 2004. i'v e i've worked so hard for this over the last year, i think you can see how much it meant to me when i crossed the line and yeah, i can't believe i've finally done it, and meant so much doing it here, we're better? it felt like a home crowd to me and it's in paris so i'm super enthused about it. i feel like i've really grown over the last couple of years and this year was the year you can really tell i tried to make that step up. the other girls were incredible but the cross that line today i had to go one better than i ever have and i'm just so pleased with it today, the future is bright. hodgkinson's gold rounds off an excellent night on the track for team g

monday's action peaked in the stade de france with britain's keely hodgkinson finishing off the day withyo and at the last two world championships. she pulled away in the home straight to become the first british winner of this event since kelly holmes in 2004. i think for me with the calibre we have in the women's 800, nothing is inaudible until you have crossed the line. i wanted to get at heart. a lot of the girls get out hard and i thought it would be a bit of a battle to get in position which i think it was. yes, it didn't pan out how i thought, but that is 800 m racing for you.

# when you are away, i will remember how you kissed me # keely hodgkinson gets the gold!s, but tomorrow some parts of the country could get even hotter. and i'll show you where in a moment. it won't be for northern areas, because here tonight and tomorrow morning we've got the threat of heavy rain, thunder, lightning and even some large hail that could bring some disruption. further south, where it's going to be dry, well, this is where we've got the core of the heat and high humidity. and tomorrow afternoon in cambridgeshire, perhaps, temperatures could reach 35 degrees. that'll easily be the hottest day of the year so far. through this evening and the first part of the night, many places still dry with clear skies. fewer thundery showers are beginning to break out, running northwards, but the really wet weather, gusty winds, thunder and lightning sweeps into northern ireland later in the night and towards western scotland by tomorrow morning. eastern scotland — a little bit cooler. the rest of the uk — it's an uncomfortably warm and muggy night for sleeping. but we soon

and season over — an injury means 0lympic 800m champion keely hodgkinson will race no more in 202a.europa conference league playoff first legs. in the former, hearts begin their campaign, while in the latter, the new saints of wales, northern ireland's larne and scotland's kilmarnock alljoin chelsea as they look to secure their places in the draw, which takes place next friday. chelsea take on swiss side servette and once again there will be no place in the squad for raheem sterling, who is training away from the first team squad. i spoke with raheem before city game. i said that, uh, he's going to struggle to get minutes with us and this is the reason why he was out of the squad. i'm not saying that raheem is not a good player, but i prefer different kind of wingers, and this is the reason why. joining us now as we look ahead to chelsea's fixture tonight is bbc sport's football news reporter nizaar kinsella. strong words from enzo maresca yesterday in his press conference. do you see any way back for raheem sterling? not really at the moment. i think he is in trouble. he might have

double gold evening for team gb as keely hodgkinson won the 800m.ree times before winning the gold medal tonight. very busy . josh kerr goes very busy. josh kerr goes against his fierce rival jakob ingebrigtsen in the 1500 metre final, and dina asher—smith and daryll neita are in the final of the women's 200m. >> a bit of rain across parts of eastern england today and plenty of showers across western scotland and northern ireland. but in between, many of us will have a fine day. join me later for a full forecast. >> 8:01 a very good morning to you. >> i'm eamonn holmes, i'm isabel webster and you're watching gb news . breakfast. news. breakfast. >> just to recap on what's been going on in the country over the past couple of days. police officers have been injured. last night sustained violence in plymouth. disorder continued their seventh day after the southport stabbings while violent riots have also taken place in belfast as protesters throw petrol bombs at police cars in a second night of disorder . cars in a second night of disorder. nearly cars

as she celebrates with team gb stars, gold—medallist keely hodgkinson sets her sights on her next challengeething i can get to. in sport, arsenal are hosting to deny manchester city a fifth premier league title in a row and they made a positive start to their season with victory over wolves.

a celebratory lap of the stadium draped in a swedish flag. 0n the track on day 10, britain's keely hodgkinsonn the 5,000 metres final. that is it for the moment. hello there. tuesday is going to feel cooler and fresher, there'll be some sunshine, could be a few showers as well. on monday, though, the highest temperature of the day was in northeastern scotland. temperatures in the moray firth got up to 27 degrees. that was in this warm and humid air ahead of this weather front here, which is bringing some rain in from the west. it's following on from that that we see the cooler and fresher air moving into the northwest of the uk. the rain on that weather front increasingly light and patchy, but quite a change coming into northern ireland. temperatures some ten degrees lower than at the same time on monday morning. a more comfortable night for sleeping. quite muggy, though, across the midlands and eastern england. we got a little rain here. it could prove to be a bit hit and miss. that moves through, and then we get some sunshine following. the odd shower coming in over the irish sea, but most

the telegraph have the career criminals walking free in softjustice scandal and a picture of keely hodgkinsone is set to full to 3.5%. it is cruel to rob pensioner is a winter fuel payments on the front of the daily express. —— pensioners. that's it for tonight. paddy o'connell is in the hot seat tomorrow. till then, thanks for watching. goodnight. live from london. this is bbc news. ukraine says its captured 100 prisoners of war inside russia — and its troops are making further inroads. train drivers will vote on a new deal aimed at ending the long—running pay dispute between drivers and train companies in england — after two years of industrial action. the world health organization says the outbreak of mpox in the democratic republic of the congo is a global health emergency — amid record levels of the infection. nasa says its astronauts accept risk is �*part of the job' — as two of its own — remain stuck in space. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. ukraine says its troops in russia have progressed further — and that they have now captured over 100 russian servicemen. it's the biggest foreign

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in paris, keely hodgkinson�*s world turned golden. already targeting the 800m world record. i think for a number of years people thought it was impossible to get to. i welcome the change in technology and the science, which is helping us get nearer, and i don't see it as far away and i would love to get there. even for the athletes whose games didn't finish on the podium, this is an opportunity to reflect on and celebrate their olympicjourneys. i feel very fortunate to have had such an amazing amount of support and people celebrating my career as a whole. that's what i need to try to do, take my time and zoom out and reflect on this as a 24—year career. so, yeah, i am very proud. while some athletes are saying goodbye to their olympic careers, others are saying hello to theirs. 19—year—old toby roberts' gold medal in climbing has put him and his sport in the spotlight. it's been absolutely wild. olympic champion still doesn't feel real. to be here with a gold around my neck is, like, truly surreal. the homecomings saw athletes and fan

keely hodgkinson gets the gold! from defining victories... the olympic champions! aldridge! ..to emotional farewells. saying goodbye to this extraordinary player. this was another games to savour for team gb. an historic first. their 65 medals equalled their haul at london 2012, but the 1a golds and seventh—place finish were the lowest for 20 years. we are a bit further down the medal table than maybe we've been used to. it's a strategic ambition to be top five, but it's not a target in the same way. that's not what we aim for. last night's spectacular closing ceremony, featuring a dramatic appearance by tom cruise. the hollywood star beginning the olympic flag's journey to the next hosts, los angeles, brought the curtain down on a ground—breaking games. paris was a reminder of what makes this compelling sporting spectacle so special. leon marchand is going to win the gold! the face of the games and its most decorated athlete, french swimming sensation leon marchand, hailing its impact. it's been amazing, beautiful. people are loving it, you know? at first, parisia

keely hodgkinson gets the gold!as they hope to bring this summer of sport to the perfect ending. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz. the prime minister warned the budget will be painful. does that mean austerity 2.0? and after away sis announced that reunion we have dug into the newsnight archives for some of the band's best bits. —— and after oasis announced.

keely hodgkinson is about to run her semifinal now and you can follow all of that on the bbc sport website. no goals added today. —— gold medals. the two silvers were golf and shooting. hello. a cloudy start for many the sunday but is that a continued sunshine came through and this is richmond upon thames, but it could be anywhere across parts of england and wales and some of eastern scotland as well. threatening skies further north and west as we see in north berwick. the sign of rain is just around the corner. not only rain but strengthening winds, gusts in excess of 45 miles an hour will strafe northern ireland and western scotland through the night tonight. this is tied into this area of low pressure and that will linger first thing on monday morning. that means the rain could be quite heavy, particularly in western scotland. the bright yellow and green show the intensity of the rain and we could see two to three inches of rain before it clears through. the rain is showery in nature across eastern scotland. it will be a narrow band but an intense rainfall moving through northern irelan

and all eyes on keely hodgkinson, as she goes for gold in the 800m final.ood evening, welcome, i'm martine croxall. the prime minister has promised to "ramp up" the criminaljustice system to deliver what he called "swift sanctions" to people who have taken part in riots across england and northern ireland — as well as those who helped to incite them online. sir keir starmer held an emergency cobra meeting this morning, with police bosses, intelligence officials and army chiefs. misinformation about the identity of the southport attacker, spread on social media, has led to far—right riots. this is footage taken from social media which has been looked at by our team at bbc verify — it shows rioters starting fires at a holiday inn express hotel in tamworth. staffordshire police said an officer was injured during what they described as acts of "thuggery". 12 officers were injured in rotherham in south yorkshire, where they had been trying to prevent a mob from storming another hotel believed to house asylum seekers. police forces across the uk have made nearly

keely hodgkinson appear fob the athlete to beat winning her semifinal in the quickest time of the threey's final. novak djokovic has won the one remaining major title that was missing from his collection. he's become just the fifth player to complete the "golden slam" of winning all four major titles and an olympic gold medal in singles, after a stunning win over carlos alcaraz at roland garros. djokovic went into this match having lost the wimbledon final to alcaraz last month, and alcaraz won this year's french open on this court. butt djokiovic edged an epic first set on a tie break, and the second went the same way. djokovic at 37 finding the extra gear to win serbia's second gold of these games. he described it as his greatest sporting achievement. meanwhile, another superstar of their sport has added an olympic title to their trophy collection. scottie scheffler has won the golf gold for the usa after an astounding final round of 62 at le golf national. his score of 19 under par was enough to take him to the top of the leaderboard. the world number one had to wait to see if anyone

keely hodgkinson gets the gold!the perfect ending. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. good luck to them. after years of bad blood and barbed comments, one of music's biggest feuds appears to be over — with the announcement that noel and liam gallagher are re—forming oasis for a series of uk and european concerts next year — the first time they'll have played together in public since 2009. tickets go on sale on saturday in what's expected to be a multi—million pound pay day for the brothers. colin patterson reports from manchester — and a warning his report contains some flash photography. me and him were, like, telepathic, you know what i mean? i know my brother better than anybody else. this is how oasis announced they were back, the brothers finally confirming a series of huge shows next summer. always famous for their feuding... we don't like each other, man. he's swinging this guitar around and he kind of... you know, he nearly took my face off with it. ..today�*s news might help explain why noel gallagher had recentl

team gb gold medal hopeful keely hodgkinson will be competing in the 800m in under an hour's time.unced as silver medallists. the boxing scandal engulfing the olympic games continues to develop in paris. both algeria's imane khelif and lin yu ting of taiwan are guaranteed a medal in their respective female categories despite being banned last year by the international boxing association. the ioc defended their decision to allow them to fight because their passports show they were born female. the iba said the results of the chromosome tests demonstrated both boxers were ineligible. our sports editor dan roan reports. it's the olympic controversy that just won't go away. allowed to compete in the women's boxing here, despite being disqualified from last year's world championships for reportedly failing gender eligibility tests, algeria's imane khelif in taiwan's lin yu—ting find themselves at the centre of a growing storm. today at a sometimes chaotic press conference, the iba promised more details. appearing via video link, its russian president attacked the ioc, which has suspende

kimberly woods got a bronze as well, >> and, tonight , keely >> and, tonight, keely hodgkinson, as itrack gold looking very likely. there she is. keely who won silver in tokyo when she was very young, still a teenager, got a silver in the worlds last year. and i think that union flag is going to be flying tonight because i think perceived wisdom is that she's going to have to fall over not to win the gold in the 800 tonight. it's about, i think, about 8:45 tonight. our time roughly, and, that could be the start of a few in track and field, and the cycling as well. i should mention, there's been a world record for the british women's team sprint, a sprint team about an hour and a half ago, their final is about seven tonight, so that could be gold before , keely. so all being before, keely. so all being well, could be overtaking france in the medals table tonight with a couple of gold medals. fingers crossed for that brilliant . crossed for that brilliant. >> thank you very much. chris skudder bring us up to date on team gb's successes. and, good luck to keely tonight. thank you very mu

keely hodgkinson gets the gold! gold for great britain! well done, keely, good girl! hello.ees there on the south coast of england through the early hours of monday morning. and even in northern ireland, around 17 degrees. now, this is what the heat wave looks like across western europe. at the moment, temperatures well above the average for the time of the year. the temperatures will peak in england on monday. let's get to the forecast, then, and that stormy picture developing to the west of the british isles. you can see the storm clouds there and the radar indicating the rainfall, flashes of lightning as well. more to come through the course of early monday. so the weather front crossing northern ireland with the downpours through early monday morning, then reaching the west coast of scotland, spreading across scotland as it moves towards the north—east. a few showers in northern england, but south of that, the picture looks generally dry and sunny in the morning. now, this is the yellow warning from the met office — a chance of frequent lightning, hail and strong winds w

keely hodgkinson thanks british fans for cheering her on to olympic gold.ood as what the french girl got, so to have that perception was just... and coming up on bbc news, manchester city agree to sell a world cup winner. argentinian forward julian alvarez is expected to join atletico madrid in a deal that could be worth up to £81 million.

keely hodgkinson gets the gold!' turn as they hope to bring this summer of sport to the perfect ending. yes, here at the paralympicsgb headquarters there is a real sense of excitement but there are some familiar faces of excitement but there are some familiarfaces in of excitement but there are some familiar faces in the team. some familiarfaces in the team. some of the stars from london 2012 like hannah cockroft and david weir will be hoping to add to the middle collections. there is also plenty of new faces too. in fact more than a third of the team here are making their paralympic debut is so there will be hoping this blend of youth and experience improve a winning formula. andy, thank you. the former paralympian tanni grey—thompson says she was forced to crawl off a train on arrival in london last night, because there were no staff to help her. baroness thompson, who uses a wheelchair, said she'd waited for 20 minutes, before deciding to disembark herself. the train operator, lner, says it's sorry, and is invest

monday's action peaked in the stade de france with britain's keely hodgkinson finishing off the day with her first global title in the 800 metres, having finished second in tokyo and at the last two world championships. she pulled away in the home straight to become the first british winner of this event since kelly holmes in 200a. i think for me with the calibre we have in the women's 800, nothing is inaudible until you have crossed the line. i wanted to get at heart. a lot of the girls get out hard and i thought it would be a bit of a battle to get in position which i think it was. yes, it didn't pan out how i thought, but that is 800 m racing for you. i wanted to stay out of trouble. it can be brutal out there. i stuck to my lane, kept composed and kept kicking for that line. next to a moment that might prove to be one of the more memorable from these games. mondo duplantis retained his pole vault title, but says the �*party is going to be pretty big' after he then broke the world record with his finaljump. the swede cruised to victory at the stade de france, needing to clearjust 6 me

quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. 0lympic 800 metre champion keely hodgkinsonin andrew — scored 32 on his first class debut for lancashire, who were bowled out for 20a. in reply, surrey closed on 83 without loss at the oval in the county championship. super league side leeds rhinos have extended the contract of coach brad arthur. the australian was initially appointed until the end of this season, but will now take charge of the club in 2025. and australias ben o'connor won stage six of the vuelta a espana by more than four and a half minutes to complete his grand slam of major stage victories. he takes over the leader's red jersey going into tomorrow's seventh stage of 21. now, there was a moment to remember for one amputee footballer. five years ago, si collinson had his lower right leg amputated after being seriously injured whilst serving in the military. afterfearing he'd never kick a ball again, collinson has now returned to play for his local able—bodied team — and recently scored his first goal for them — but promises it wasn't �*an absolute screamer�*

looking back at the 65 olympic medals won by team gb, but asking why there were so few golds like keely hodgkinson's