we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will shoot another 64 at kingsbarn, in fifed be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoon quite punchy. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. you're at your driest perhaps through central and eastern areas. here we are into the weekend. that low pressure now dominant over scandinavia. a little ridge of high pressure trying to settle things down, and it will do across the southern counties of england and wales. but further north, east anglia, lincolnshire, there will be showers again. again, not too much in the way of a breeze, but it will be noticeable. temperatures really nothing spectacular for this time of year. that little ridge of high pressure that will have killed off some but not all of the showers and will make for a chilly start to sunday underneath clear skies. which, sadly, will fill in rapidly across western scotland and northern ireland too, with rain here moving in for the

at kingsbarns, not far from st andrews.me will fade as we go through thursday night and into friday. we could well see some spells of rain moving through northern ireland scotland, lingering on friday into. so here there will edge their way southwards through time, again around the area of low pressure that has not got to scandinavia. elsewhere, the breeze isa scandinavia. elsewhere, the breeze is a notch down. more in the way of sunshine. it will feel more pleasant between showers moving through. for the bulk of the uk, showers away from scotland will be few and far between. those temperatures into the low 20s, in east anglia and south—east england. most of us will see the high teens. the picture going into the weekend, a ridge of high pressure trying to come in. still some showers on saturday, pet cats through parts of northern england, north wales, and into scotland. —— perhaps through parts. but temperatures will still be into the high teens and low 20s. after a chilly saturday night, sunday delivers drier weather. this

she finished on a17 kingsbarns in fife.ll who was tied for second. she was three shots behind by a double bogeyed at houles 16 and 17 which meant kim extended her lead. rory mcilroyrory mcilroy. his opponent, the belgian, is eight under par there. alfie hewett is to do the final of the british open wheelchair tennis championships in nottingham for the first time in the event it was an all british semifinal and hewitt beat gordon reedin semifinal and hewitt beat gordon reed in three sets. he will face the world number one argentinian tomorrow. in the first round of by tomorrow. in the first round of rugby league super eight qualifiers, featherstone rovers were beaten by 38 points to 12, gregg mcnally scoring the two tries there. and in france, catalan dragons came from behind to beat london broncos by 20 points— 18, lewis anderson scoring what turned out to be the winning try there. moto gp returned from its mid—season break with world champion mark marquez taking pole for tomorrow's czech grand prix, there we re tomorrow's

she had been six ahead but england's jodi ewart—shadoff came within two at kingsbarns in fife.success story continues. kim produced a steady round of 71. nine pahs on the back nine. there were some nervy times after that english golfer counted five successive birdies to finish a career—best second place in a major. england georgia hall finishing career—best third. american michelle wie faded with a bogey and shares third place. she goes into the cup later this month full of confidence. in cricket, england are looking to tie the series against south africa. backin tie the series against south africa. back in command when rain caused a stoppage. the weather has caught up but not before an entertaining days cricket and one which left england ina cricket and one which left england in a strong position. they took the final south african wicket cheaply this morning. it looked like they would need every run because batting was not easy. alistair cook and tom westley is caught at slip. kitten jennings, the under pressure england opener scratching around for ansbach was eventually caugh

ewart shadoff equalled the kingsbarns course record with a stunning final round 64 that included eightshed on 16 under par. 0ut front, though, kim remained composed to clinch the title by two shots. it means four of the last five majors have been won by golfers from south korea. britain's alfie hewett was beaten in the men's singles final of the british open wheelchair tennis championships. after beating compatriot gordon reid in the semis yesterday hewett was beaten in straight sets by argentina's gustavo fernandez. disappointment for alfie hewett. that is it from sportsday. next it is time for meet the author. victoria hislop has been having a long love affair with greece and her bestselling novels have led her army of readers from island to island and into the greek experience. in ca rtes postales, she takes a new step. you see the pictures, from the mysterious postcards that begin to arrive one by one for ellie from she knows not by whom at the start. and it is the story of a journey of discovery to greece and its past, its culture, its whole history that unravels the secrets of th

we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will shoot another 64 at kingsbarn, in fifeon't be persistent, but it could be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoon quite punchy. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. you're at your driest perhaps through central and eastern areas. here we are into the weekend. that low pressure now dominant over scandinavia. a little ridge of high pressure trying to settle things down, and it will do across the southern counties of england and wales. but further north, east anglia, lincolnshire, there will be showers again. again, not too much in the way of a breeze, but it will be noticeable. temperatures really nothing spectacular for this time of year. that little ridge of high pressure that will have killed off some but not all of the showers and will make for a chilly start to sunday underneath clear skies. which, sadly, will fill in rapidly across western scotland and northern ireland too, wi

the best female golfers in the world have gathered at kingsbarns in fife for the british open which getseports on why south koreans are currently dominating the sport and how they're doing it. this south korean might not be the best photographer in the world but right now she is the best woman golfer in the world. i always dream about becoming number one. but once you achieve it it feels like 0k, about becoming number one. but once you achieve it it feels like ok, you know, i feel like all of my hard work pays off and i feel really happy about it. but after that you feel normal. not only does the world number one hail from south feel normal. not only does the world number one hailfrom south korea but 24 number one hailfrom south korea but 2a of the golfers in the top 50 also come from that country. ten of them are in the top 20. and over the past decade about 40% of women's majors have been one by south koreans. so, what's the secret of their success? there are various theories. there are hard workers, you know. they are a lwa ys are hard workers, you know. they are always practising, wo

some big names near the top of the leaderboard in the first round of the women's british open at kingsbarnsliant eight under par round of 64, that's her lowest round in a major — and all after she dropped a shot at her second hole — wie leads by one shot. england's noel reid posted bogeys on 14 england's noel reid posted bogeys on 1a and 16 to finish five under par, three shots under the leader. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejoe watts political editor at the independent and the deputy political editor of the daily express alison little. let's look at tomorrow's front pages. the express has a warning about eu sugar imports fuelling a health crisis. in the i, an ultimatum for the cabinet on mental healthcare for the cabinet on mental healthcare. a report warning against wasteful spending in the nhs makes the main headline in the times. the metro leads with the news that a young british man who supposedly found a way to block the ransomware that hit the nhs recent

golfer georgia hall is two shots off the pace at the half—way stage of the women's british open at kingsbarnsn a round of 67, which took her to nine under par. hall is bidding to become the first english winner of the open since 2004. out in front is in—kyung kim of south korea, who made this eagle putt in her round of 68. in rugby league's super league a hat—trick for stevie ward helped leeds rhinos to a 32—16 victory over wigan warriors in the super eights. there were also wins for hull fc and huddersfield in the super eights and warrington in the qualifiers. he said he won't be contending in the end of. he said it was the only solution to make sure he can continue to compete at the top level of tennis. let's go back to the world athletics championships and 0lly foster at the london stadium. after a ll after all that flurry of excitement with mo farah passing through, passed our lives point career, i think things are quieting down. it has been a tremendous thing opening day of the world athletics championships. by morning session tomorrow, the start of the heptathlon and katarina thompson j

some big names near the top of the leaderboard in the first round of the women‘s british open at kingsbarnsd all after she dropped a shot at her second hole. wie leads by one shot, but britain‘s charley hull is also going well. manu tuilagi has been named in a 37—man england training squad for a three—day camp starting on saturday. the leicester centre hasn‘t played since january due to a knee injury and the last of his 26 caps came in the 2016 six nations. onto racing, the highly—rated filly winter won the feature race, the nassau stakes, at glorious goodwood. the odds—on favourite was ridden to victory by ryan moore, making it winter‘s fourth group one win of the season. blond me finished second, sobetsu third. with the world athletics championships just over 24 hours away, the gb team have been speaking about their hopes for the next ten days in london. sports correspondent natalie pirks has been with the squad. it starts tomorrow night at the olympic stadium and from a british perspective we know who the big opening actors. sir mo farah is going for the 10,000 metres, the reigning back

the first day of the women's british open golf at kingsbarn, not far from st andrews on thursday.night into friday. could well see some spells of rain in ireland and scotland. edging southwards here for a time around the area of low pressure which hasn't quite yet got to scandinavia yet. the breeze is a notch down. more in the way of sunshine. feeling pleasant between showers. and in fact, for the bulk of the uk, the showers away from scotland will be few and far between. those temperatures, well, into the low 20s in east anglia and south—east england. though most of us still pegged back into the high teens. the big picture going into the weekend, a ridge of high pressure trying to come in. we will still see showers on saturday, perhaps for a time in northern england, north wales, scotland, more numerous in those areas. temperatures in high teens, low 20s. after a chilly night on saturday, sunday delivers drier weather. though there is a weather system poised to come in from the west later in the day. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the glo

the best female golfers in the world have gathered at kingsbarns in fife, for the british open, thatouth koreans are currently dominating the sport, and whether golfers here can learn anything from them. this south korean might not be the best photographer in the world, but right now she is the world's best woman golfer. i always dream about becoming number one but once you have achieved it you feel, 0k, becoming number one but once you have achieved it you feel, ok, i feel like all my hard work has paid off and! feel like all my hard work has paid off and i feel happy about it but after that, you feel normal. not only does the world number one hail from south korea, but 24 of the golfers in the top 50 come from that country. ten of them are in the top 20 and over the past decade, about 40% of women's majors have been won by south koreans. what is the of their success? there are various theories. they are hard workers. they are always practising and working on their game and it is well—deserved talent and rewards. they take it to another level, where their brilliance comes from, shia

we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will shoot another 64 at kingsbarn, in fifeld be heavy at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoon quite punchy. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. you're at your driest perhaps through central and eastern areas. here we are into the weekend. that low pressure now dominant over scandinavia. a little ridge of high pressure trying to settle things down, and it will do across the southern counties of england and wales. but further north, east anglia, lincolnshire, there will be showers again. again, not too much in the way of a breeze, but it will be noticeable. temperatures really nothing spectacular for this time of year. that little ridge of high pressure that will have killed off some but not all of the showers and will make for a chilly start to sunday underneath clear skies. which, sadly, will fill in rapidly across western scotland and northern ireland too, with rain here moving in for the

not getting quite to those heights, i don't think anyone will see another 64 on kingsbarns.—east of england. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. the driest through central and eastern areas. into the weekend, low pressure dominant over scandinavia. a little ridge of high pressure trying to settle things down, and it will across southern counties of england and wales. further north, there will be showers again. not too much in the way of breeze, but it will be noticeable. temperature is nothing spectacular for this time of year. average high pressure will kill off some but not all of the showers and that makes for a chilly start to sunday underneath clear skies. sadly, those will feel in rapidly across western scotland and northern ireland. rain moving in for the afternoon. the further south and east you are, the more dry your day will be. come monday, what is left of that front will gradually start to the south—eastern quarter of the british isles. i'm alpa patel with bbc world news. our top story: two men arrested

not getting quite to those heights, i don't think anyone will see another 64 at kingsbarn.heavier at times as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. the driest through central and eastern areas. into the weekend, low pressure dominant over scandinavia. a little ridge of high pressure trying to settle things down, and it will do across southern counties of england and wales. further north, there will be showers again. not too much in the way of breeze, but it will be noticeable. temperatures nothing spectacular for this time of year. a little ridge of high pressure will kill off some but not all of the showers and that makes for a chilly start to sunday underneath clear skies. sadly, those will fill in rapidly across western scotland and northern ireland. rain moving in for the afternoon. the further south and east you are, the more dry your day will be. come monday, what is left of that front will gradually start to move to the south—eastern quarter o

in—kyung kim of south korea leads the second round of the women's british open at kingsbarns in scotland shot clear, thanks to this eagle putt on the 11th. england's georgia hall, who was tied 10th overnight, is one shot behind on 9 under par afterfiring an impressive round of 67, which included 7 birdies. us open champion stan wawrinka won't be defending his title at the end of the month. he needs an operation on his knee and that will keep him out for the rest of the season. wawrinka says it was the only solution to make sure he can continue to compete at the top level. it's nearly time for usain bolt at the world athletics championships. let's go back to the opening ceremony at the london stadium and olly foster. yes, it is building up now. the games makers' choir just yes, it is building up now. the games makers' choirjust had a rousing rendition of that elbasan we heard so many times in london 2012. you just feel those memories coming back. —— the elbow song. i was talking about the medals coming back for perri sha kes—drayton talking about the medals coming back for perri shakes—dr

and in the fourth women's major of the year, the british open at kingsbarns, it has been good for twoot eight under. her compatriots got eight under par to under. her compatriots got eight under parto climb under. her compatriots got eight under par to climb up the leaderboard for fourth. and that is all of the sport. president trump is beginning a seven—day holiday. his russian counterpart valdimir putin, had more energetic pursuits in mind for his summer break. the russian president made a three day trip to the siberian wilderness, and he's been showing off his fishing, snorkelling and quad biking skills. and once again baring his chest for the cameras. sarah rainsford reports. it's russia, it's summer, so it's time for vladimir putin's photo shoot. and this year, the action—man president went fishing in siberia. it ran for ten minutes on state television. the highlight was the pike—chase. this year, mr putin went underwater with a spear gun. the kremlin says he was hunting his prey for two hours. "i had to shoot twice," he admits, finally surfacing with his catch. after notching up

golfer georgia hall is two shots off the pace at the halfway stage of the women's british open at kingsbarns four consecutive birdies and a solitary bogey on the front nine. she added three more birdies to put herself in a great position for the final two days. out in front is ik kim of south korea, who made an eagle putt in her round of 68. she's 11 under par. that's all the sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website, and i'll have more in the next hour. it is all going on, isn't it? busy weekend, thank you very much. let's turn our attention is to north korea, because the united nations will vote and have economic sanctions later today. this is a security council vote will happen this evening in new york. the idea is to deprive north korea of about $1 billion worth of revenues. it is aus $1 billion worth of revenues. it is a us drafted resolution that goes before the security council tonight. let's discuss its chances of success. let's speak now to sir emerones parry. he's a former political director at the foreign office and was the uk ambassado

the first day of the women's british 0pen golf at kingsbarn, not far from st andrews on thursday.. some will fade thursday night into friday. could well see some spells of rain in ireland and scotland. edging southwards here for a time around the area of low pressure which hasn't quite yet got to scandinavia yet. the breeze is a notch down. more in the way of sunshine. feeling pleasant between showers. and in fact, for the bulk of the uk, the showers away from scotland will be few and far between. those temperatures, well, into the low 20s in east anglia and south—east england. though most of us still pegged back into the high teens. the big picture going into the weekend, a ridge of high pressure trying to come in. we will still see showers on saturday, perhaps for a time in northern england, north wales, scotland, more numerous in those areas. temperatures in high teens, low 20s. after a chilly night on saturday, sunday delivers drier weather. though there is a weather system poised to come in from the west later in the day. hello. this is bbc news. i'm ben bland. president trum

we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will shoot another 64 at kingsbarn, in fifey at times, as it could be over the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoon quite punchy. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. you're at your driest perhaps through central and eastern areas. here we are into the weekend. that low pressure now dominant over scandinavia. a little ridge of high pressure trying to settle things down, and it will do across the southern counties of england and wales. but further north, east anglia, lincolnshire, there will be showers again. again, not too much in the way of a breeze, but it will be noticeable. temperatures really nothing spectacular for this time of year. that little ridge of high pressure that will have killed off some but not all of the showers and will make for a chilly start to sunday underneath clear skies. which, sadly, will fill in rapidly across western scotland and northern ireland too, with rain here moving in for the afternoon

england's georgia hall is tied for second place at the women's british open at kingsbarns in fife.der — ik kim of south korea, who finished the day on i7—under par after three rounds. alastair brownlee won't race again this season. the double olympic champion has had hip surgery on a recurrent injury and hopes the decision will prolong his career. details of the day's other sports stories are on the bbc sport website, including the british wheelchair tennis championships, where britain's alfie hewett is through to the final, and of course, there's all the latest from the world athletics championships — with reaction to usain bolt‘s race. many thanks for that. that's it. you can see more today's stories on the bbc news channel. firmino wrestler team, have a very good night. hello, this is bbc news. millions of rail passengers are facing three weeks of disruption, as work to update the uk's busiest railway station got underway earlier today. the revamp of london's waterloo station is costing £800 million. ten of the station's i9 platforms are being closed, which means a significantly

in the fourth women's major of the year, the british open at kingsbarns in scotland, it's been a fantasticinto the final day, she shot a six under but her compatriot inbee park carded an eight under par to climb up the leaderboard tied for fourth. thailand's moriya jutanugarn and england's georgia hall are tied in second. that's all the sport for now. the prime minister of the irish republic, leo varadkar, says it's "only a matter of time," before same—sex marriage is introduced in northern ireland, the only part of the uk, where it's banned. mr varadkar spoke while attending a gay pride event in belfast, from wherejohn campbell reports. this could be the single biggest parade in northern ireland this year. a sign of changing times. uniformed police officers were taking part for the first time. today is about inclusion and representation for the police service of northern ireland. we represent all sections of society. leo varadkar shows the change which has happened in the republic of ireland. he is the country's first openly gay prime minister. the state he leads voted to allow same—sex m

we won't get to those lofty heights and i don't think anyone will see another 64 at kingsbarn. the eastern borders and the north—east of england. some of those showers in the afternoon are punchy. through the evening and overnight, keeping the showers going across northern and western parts. the driest perhaps through central and eastern areas. here we are into the weekend. the low pressure dominant over scandinavia. a little ridge of high pressure trying to settle things down, and it will do across the southern counties of england and wales. further north, east anglia, lincolnshire, there will be showers again. again, not too much in the way of a breeze, but it will be noticeable. temperatures nothing spectacular for this time of year. that little ridge of high pressure will kill off some but not all of the showers and will make for a chilly start to sunday underneath clear skies. which, sadly, will fill in rapidly across western scotland and northern ireland too, with rain here moving in for the afternoon. the further south and east you are, the drier your day will be. eventu

it is the start of the women's british open golf at kingsbarns, and andrews, on thursday.ot of the rest of the uk. through thursday evening, some showers will fade away. thursday night, a spot of rain through northern ireland and to make brea ks through northern ireland and to make breaks of rain in scotland. temperatures falling into the mid—teens for some of us as friday begins. friday will bring the wind down a little. showers for many of us down a little. showers for many of us few and far between. pleasant when the sun makes an appearance. call in the showers, but there will move through quickly in the breeze. —— cool in. 0nto the weekend. low pressure moving towards scandinavia, high—pressure dredge million. in between, some showers, particularly for the first part of saturday. —— trying to move in. so did us into the afternoon. a chilly night of saturday night. most of us will be dry on sunday. this is bbc world news. the headlines: president trump has reluctantly signed off on new sanctions against russia, saying that the law was "significa ntly flawed." russian pr

english golfer georgia hall will begin her third round at the women's british open at kingsbarns just of yesterday's second round thanks to four consecutive birdies on the front nine, which put her in a great position for the weekend. out in front is south korea's ik kim. she's11—under par — an eagle putt like this will help with that! the leaders are due out at around 2:45. alfie hewitt has beaten gordon reed in an all british final at the wheelchair tennis championships in nottingham. it's the first time there's been an all british match. he will face the world number one from argentina. that is all the sport for now. that's it. the next news on bbc one is at ten past six — bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. millions of rail passengers are facing three weeks of disruption, as work to update the uk's busiest railway station gets underway today. the revamp of london's waterloo station is costing £800 million. ten of the station's 19 platforms are being closed, which means a significantly reduced service while it is carried out. this phase of the upgrade is due t

. >> and just a few miles down scotland's north sea coast from the birthplace of golf is kingsbarns,y for final round coverage of the women's british open. and hi again, everyone. jimmy roberts with you. a full day of sports from around the globe on nbc this weekend. we start across the pond

the first day of the women's british 0pen golf at kingsbarn, not far from st andrews on thursday.nto friday. could well see some spells of rain in ireland and scotland. edging southwards here for a time around the area of low pressure which hasn't quite yet got to scandinavia yet. the breeze is a notch down. more in the way of sunshine. feeling pleasant between showers. and in fact, for the bulk of the uk, the showers away from scotland will be few and far between. those temperatures, well, into the low 20s in east anglia and south—east england. though most of us still pegged back into the high teens. the big picture going into the weekend, a ridge of high pressure trying to come in. we will still see showers on saturday, perhaps for a time in north england, north wales, scotland, more numerous in those areas. temperatures in high teens, low 20s. after a chilly night on saturday, sunday delivers drier weather. though there is a weather system poised to come in from the west later in the day. brazil's government has decided not to send michel temer to prison. the government is accu

it's the opening round in the women's british open today at kingsbarns.wie is on top on 8—under—par, she's finished her first round, ahead of south round, ahead of south korea's kim in—kyung, who is on 6—under—who has just made it through her 13th. england's mel reid who missed the cut at the scottish open last month is in tied third place a shot further back, whilst 1986 champion laura davies has made a stunning start to her round. 4—under—par through seven holes. with the world athletics championships starting in london tomorrow there is bad news for one of you saint bolt ‘s main rivals. andre de grasse has been forced to pull out after tearing his hamstring in training earlier this week. the canadian finished third to bolt at the olympic games in rio last year in the 100m and was one of the favourites to win the 200m, a race bolt isn't running in london. that is all the sport for now. you can see lots more that is all the sport for now. you can see lots more on that is all the sport for now. you can see lots more on the website including the latest on

two lexi thompson share the lead midway through the second round of the women's british open at kingsbarnsend the day on nine under par, and that was a score that was equalled by thompson who started the day a shot ahead of hall but ended her round also on nine under par. the pair are two shots clear of the field. hole in one! that's all for me, i will have more from you —— more for you in the next hour. a british it expert who was hailed as a hero when he stopped a global cyber attack which hit the nhs has appeared in court in the united states, accused of creating software to steal bank details. 23—year—old marcus hutchins, from devon, was arrested in las vegas, where he was attending a security conference. our north america correspondent, james cook, has more. marcus hutchins was hailed as a hero for stopping an attack which crippled the nhs and spread to tens of thousands of computers in 150 countries. his arrest is not related to this role in neutralising the so—called wannacry ransomware, which we discussed in this interview. i checked the message board and there were maybe 16 or 17

south korea's kim has taken a comfortable lead in round three of the women's british open at kingsbarnshree consecutive birdies, she is still out at the moment, both mel read and judy finished their rounds at eight under par. alfie hewitt is through to the final of the british 0pen wheelchair tennis championships in nottingham. for the first time there was an all british semifinal and he beat gordon reid in three sets. he will face the world number one tomorrow in the final. 0ne sets. he will face the world number one tomorrow in the final. one line of rugby league news, the super eights qualifiers began to date, the centurions beat featherstone rovers by 38 point 212. gregg mcnally scoring the two tries there. moto gp returned from its mid—season break with a world champion taking pole for tomorrow's czech grand prix, there were mixed fortunes for the british raiders. after hurting his back, he ignored medical advice, during this 180 mph crash. he shrugged off the pain to qualified in the fifth, keeping his hopes of repeating his historic victory here last year. his compatriot wasn't s

ewart shadoff equalled the kingsbarns course record with a final—round 64.composed to clinch the title by two shots. it means four of the last five majors have been won by golfers from south korea. that is all the sport for now. and you have had some difficult names to grapple with. it isjust one! you have done well. at 11:30pm we will be taking a look at tomorrow's papers with tom bergin from reuters and kate andrews, director of news at the institute of economic affairs. here are some of the front pages. the daily telegraph says brexit negotiators have been accused of trying to ram through a £36 billion divorce bill while most of the cabinet is on holiday. the picture showsjessica ennis—hill collecting her 2011 world championship heptathlon gold medal earlier this evening, after the original winner was banned for doping. the times reports record levels of violence and abuse against vulnerable patients at mental health trusts were reported last year, amid accusations of endemic use of force in the nhs. the guardian says 13 areas of england have restricted o

south korea's kim has a comfortable lead after three rounds of the women's british open at kingsbarnsht of athletics here. don't worry, we will see more of usain bolt as he goes in the 4x100 metres. he normally does not run in the heat, but he will end this occasion. we will get to see another 10—20 seconds of him. this occasion. we will get to see another 10—20 seconds of himm this occasion. we will get to see another 10-20 seconds of him. it was extraordinary last night. the sounds and the stadium. that silence. beaten by two americans as well. christian coleman was second. a lot of response. dave says i know it is wrong, but gatlin has mental strength. this person says usain bolt cannot be great everything. and this person says he has done so much, he hasn't lost anything. making it to the athletics world championships marathon finals is a huge achievement but perhaps even more so if you've only ever run one marathon before. 23—year—old, josh griffiths, secured his place in today's race with his london marathon result and he's hoping to shock the running world once more and make wa

. >> coming up shortly, the third round coverage of the ricoh women's british open from the kingsbarnsin scotland. hi. i'm carolyn manno with you. let's start with the best team in available. the dodgers who bolstered the trade deadline by

south korea's kim has a comfortable lead after three rounds of the women's british open at kingsbarnsecond. the bad news is usain bolt lost. there is good news. he will be back in action on the ax100 metres in jamaica. that will be on saturday. count down to that. lots to look forward to. and british prospects as well. both lauras running well yesterday. katarina johnson—thompson could possibly bring things back and stay in contention. but usain bolt and justin gatlin, that is what people are talking about. debate is raging. some people are standing up forjustin gatlin. to still come back on top even after all of that negativity. he deserved the win. this person is feeling deflated and frustrated and angry that the he should not have been allowed to run as he is still benefiting from doping. the effects of that can be long—lasting. doping. the effects of that can be long-lasting. this person said ok, he did not win his last race, stop being negative, bbc breakfast, he is a legend. that is true. the british athletics team are in back in action again today as the world championships con

two lexi thompson share the lead midway through the second round of the women's british open at kingsbarns that was a score that was equalled by thompson who started the day a shot ahead of hall but ended her round also on nine under par. the pairare two round also on nine under par. the pair are two shots clear of the field. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. investigators believe the bomb on the australian claim was made by using military explosives and another device was planned using toxic gas in a public place. hywel griffths has more. described as one of the most sophisticated terror plots on australian soil, officers say they have entered a plan which could have caused catastrophic loss of life. they believe that khaled khayat and mahmoud khayat were sent military grade explosives by the so—called islamic state on a cargo flight. so—called islamic state on a cargo flight. they allege that they put together a bomb packed inside a meat grinder. on july the 15th together a bomb packed inside a meat grinder. onjuly the 15th it is alleged the men planned to take im

golfer georgia hall is two shots off the pace at the half—way stage of the women's british open at kingsbarnsf 68. she's 11 under—par. leeds rhinos' hopes of a top four finish in super league were boosted with a 32—16 victory over wigan warriors in the super 8's. elsewhere there were wins for hull, huddersfield and warrington wolves. yes, we're saying goodbye to mo on the track and a final goodbye to bolt. but how can their careers help inspire the next generation? i went to meet up with some children on an estate in london giving athletics a go for the very first time. sprinting for the summer. this is not your typical athletics venue, but that these young people it is the stage and it is right on the doorstep. i'm in west london with these young people who have seen the stars on the screen and now they are going to try the sport up for themselves. who better to give some tips than a european gold medallist. you can meet new friends from the state that they probably would not have met on a normal day and something like this encourages and to communicate with each other, make it fun to commun

it's the opening round in the women's british open today at kingsbarns.o is on six under who has just made it through the 15th. england's mel reid who missed the cut at the scottish open last month is in tied third place a shot further back whilst 1986 champion laura davies has made a stunning start to her round. five under through ten holes. that's all. back in the next hour. the bank of england has downgraded the uk growth forecast for this year and next, warning that the economy will remain sluggish. its monetary policy committee has also downgraded its forecasts for wage growth. the bank left interest rates uchanged at 0.25%. the governor of the bank of england mark carney outlined how he saw the uk economy. given the outlook for supply in the economy, even a limited pick—up in growth is likely to have consequences for the stance of monetary policy. that is because as the mpc has previously emphasised, the mpc has previously emphasised, the process of leaving the european union is beginning to affect potential supply in the uk. brexit related uncertai

it's the opening round in the women's british open today at kingsbarns in scotland.e shot ahead of south korea's kim inchi yung. england's laura davies, who's won three majors but her last was the us pga in 1996, has enjoyed a great start, she's currently on six under. and the highly—rated filly winter won the feature race, the nassau stakes, at goodwood. the odds—on favourite was ridden to victory by ryan moore, making it winter's fourth group one win of the season. blond me finished second. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. let's return to the news that the most seniorfamily let's return to the news that the most senior family court judge let's return to the news that the most senior family courtjudge in england and wales has hit out at what he says is the disgraceful and shaming lack of support services for young people with mental health problems. he made the comments after revealing the only treatment available to a girl who had tried to kill herself had a six—month waiting list. i asked kill herself had a six—month waiting list. iasked

golfer georgia hall is two shots off the pace at the half—way stage of the women's british open at kingsbarnss 11 under—par. leeds rhinos' hopes of a top four finish in super league were boosted with a 32—16 victory over wigan warriors in the super 8s. elsewhere there were wins for hull, huddersfield and warrington wolves. we're saying goodbye to mo on the track and a final goodbye to bolt. but how can their careers help inspire the next generation? i went to meet up with some children on an estate in london giving athletics a go for the very first time. sprinting for the summer. this is not your typical athletics venue, but for these young people it is the stage and it is right on the doorstep. i'm in west london with these young people who have seen the stars on the screen and now they are going to try the sport up for themselves. who better to give some tips than a european gold medallist. you can meet new friends from the estate that they probably would not have met on a normal day and something like this encourages and to communicate with each other, make it fun and enjoyable. what kind

it's the opening round in the women's british open today at kingsbarn in scotland.south korea's kim in—kyung. england's mel reid and laura davies are both on five under. that's all. back in the next hour. more than 200 buildings have failed fire safety tests, implemented in the wake of the grenfell tower fire. in the second, in a set of six tests ordered by the government, 100 high—rises failed to meet current regulations. the bbc has learned that cladding and insulation panels failed the test within seven minutes of being set alight. sir ken knight chairs the government's independent fire safety panel. he spoke to our home affairs correspondent tom symonds who asked whether fire safety professionals had failed to protect the victims of grenfell tower. i think we've all failed in the sense that people have lost their lives so tragically and dramatically and that is why there is an absolute focus. a focus by me personally. it's in my dna to be into fire safety and fire protection. do we all feel we failed? i feel we have recognised what now needs to be done in so man

taken a comfortable for mac shot lead in the british 0pen for mac shot lead in the british open at kingsbarnsfinish on ten under pa r. after two round of 64 to finish on ten under par. after two birdies, an eagle got her to 11 under, she isn't tied second place, midway through her third round. and that is all the sports for now. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. hello again. hi. what a funny old week! it certainly is a funny week. we have valerian and the city of a thousand planets, a mega budget sci—fi from luc besson starring dane dehaan and cara delevingne. england is mine takes a look at the early years of manchester's answer to oscar wilde, smiths front man morrissey. and to quote the man himself, panic on the streets of london, panic on the streets of birmingham. yes, the emoji movie has been let loose onto an unsuspecting british public. be afraid! 0h, lord! let's start with sci—fi. that is an odd week! it is august, people! i read that valerian is possibly the most expensive french film ever? most expensive