rachel cunliffe, kieran andrews, thank you very much. team eventing gold for 49 years. world number one oliver townend was last to go on ballaghmor class. he had one fault, but that didn't matter, because he went clear through the rest of his ride to take gb's 11th gold of the tokyo games. townend said it was a team effort. i didn't know how much we had in hand, actually, so i put myself under a bit of pressure, but that's normal. but these two guys had made it very easy for me, jumping such amazing rounds. tom went in and obviously nailed the clear round. and laura's horse had a spook, but she gave him a brilliant ride as always, so just surrounded by class horses and very classy people. there'll be a big celebration, and i don't think it'll be with a cup of tea and a biscuit! and tom mcewen won as well a silver in the individual eventing final later. it was a near—perfect performance from mcewen on his horse toledo de kerser. but a superb final round from germany'sjulia krajewski was enough to take the gold. a couple of errors by team—

rachel cunliffe, kieran andrews, in 30 minutes i will test you on green, amber, amber, red!e more olympic history was made. a team of oliver townend, laura collitt and tom mcewen claimed britain's first team eventing gold for 49 years. world number one oliver townend was last to go on ballaghmor class. he had one fault, but that didn't matter, because he went clear through the rest of his ride to take gb�*s 11th gold of the tokyo games. townend said it was a team effort. i didn't know how much we had in hand, actually, so i put myself under a bit of pressure, but that's normal. but these two guys had made it very easy for me, jumping such amazing rounds. tom went in and obviously nailed the clear round. and laura's horse had a spook, but she gave him a brilliant ride as always, so just surrounded by class horses and very classy people. there'll be a big celebration, and i don't think it'll be with a cup of tea and a biscuit! and tom mcewen won as well a silver in the individual eventing final later. it was a near—perfect performance from mcewen on his horse toledo de kerser.

with me are rachel cunliffe, deputy online editor of the new statesman, and kieran andrews, politicalditor of the times scotland. tomorrow's front pages. let's kick off at the metro. it leads with the changes to the nhs test and trace app, which will cut down the number of people it pings as a result of contact with someone who's tested positive for covid. the financial times has a picture of a woman meeting her baby grand—daughterfor the first time at heathrow airport, after quarantine rules for people arriving in the uk were eased. the government scrapping plans for a travel amber watchlist is the main story in the i. that story makes the front page of the daily mail too, which adds that the number of new covid cases is the lowest for a month. the ending of plans for an amber watchlist is the lead on the telegraph, next to a picture of team gb's latest gold medallists, the team eventers. the guardian says the head of the joint biosecurity centre, which advises the government on travel rules, has quit, which the paper claims has left the organisation rudderless. finally, the sun repo

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