commentator: kipchoge is the olympic champion!third title. kipchoge was already regarded as one of the greatest marathon runners of all time. perhaps now, the greatest. in rugby union, the game of the weekend didn't disappoint with wasps surving a fightback from leicester to win 41—35. wasps started strongly and scored two early tries including this from josh bassett after a superb kick from elliot daly. tigers had will spencer sent off just before half—time, but responded well and took took the lead after sione kalamofoney crossed over. but being a man down showed towards the end and wasps scored two late penalties to take the win. in the pro 14, ulster moved to the top of conference b after beating southern kings 28—7 in port elizabeth. ulster led 9—0 at the halfway mark then scored three tries, angus curtis with the last of them. they are now a point clear of lenster whereas southern kings remain rooted to the bottom of the table. it had been billed as the fight of the year — the rematch between canelo alvarez and gennady golov

so what's next for kipchoge? this year, he tried to break the two hour barrier at an event run by the sports brand nike. he ran two hours and 25 seconds that day but it wasn't officially recorgnised as a world record. so yesterday kipchoge joked that in his career now he's ran two hours dead: 2:01, 2:03, 2:01; and 2:05. now all he needs is two hours two minutes! a stunning achivement from one of athletics greats. it is not easy to do, especially if you are doing it for 26 miles. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. the leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, has warned that his party would oppose a brexit deal based on the chequers plan — speaking at his party's conference in brighton he said that it was voters who should be given the final say. he's been speking to our political correspondent, jonathan blake. you have said you were absolutely solid that we need to stop exits. does that mean you will vote against any deal that the prime minister comes back with having manag

commentator: kipchoge is the olympic champion!n, claiming his third title. the london marathon, kipchoge was already regarded as one of the greatest marathon runners of all time. of the greatest marathon perhaps now, the greatest. of the greatest marathon boxing, and canelo alverez defeated gennady golovkin to take the wbc and wba world middleweight titles in las vegas. the mexican won on points to avoid a repeat of last year's draw between the two. a repeat of last year's it was golovkin's first career defeat. there's more on the bbc sport website including news of great britain's 3—1 victory in tennis‘s davis cup tie against uzbekistan and the latest from the final golf major of the women's tour, the evian championship. thank the evian championship. you very much. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten o'clock. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. for the news where you are. you're watching bbc news. british farmers could receive a share of a £40

kenya's eliud kipchoge smashed the marathon world record after outclassing the field in berlin with ane minute 20 seconds off the previous best which was set by his compatriot dennis kimetto. kipchoge won the london marathon for a third time earlier this year and is also the olympic champion over the distance. iam happy i am happy and i iam happy and i can i am happy and i can say i always wa nted i am happy and i can say i always wanted to leave a legacy. everything is possible. i was down to 00 personalities to— one. is possible. i was down to 00 personalities to- one. impressive stuff. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. there is some turbulent weather in the forecast over the next few days and it is mainly down to this area of cloud. it is the remnants of what was hurricane helene, it is no longer a hurricane, but embedded in this is a lot of tropical energy. what that will do is strengthen the winds over the coming days. you see this area of low pressure track

kenya's eliud kipchoge smashed the marathon world record after outclassing the field in berlin with aar—old took nearly one minute 20 seconds off the previous best which was set by his compatriot dennis kimetto. kipchoge won the london marathon for a third time earlier this year and is also the olympic champion over the distance. i am happy and i can say, i always want to leave a legacy. everything is possible. iran 2:00 in monza. so everything is possible. no man is limited. in golf, angela stanford has won her first major title after a dramatic victory at the evian championship in france as fellow american amy olson double—bogeyed the last. olson was a shot clear of clubhouse leader stanford going down the par—four 18th, but finished with a six. that meant a three—under—par 68 on the final day brought victory for ao—year—old stanford, who finished on 12 under. and it's safe to say it was an overwhelming moment for the golfer. i have no idea whatjust happened. i'm grateful. i'm so happy for everybody at home, everybody that has always stood for me. the mean everything to me. in footb

kipchoge is the olympic champion. and in april he won the london marathon, taking his third title.e. perhaps now the greatest. kevin beattie has died of a suspected heart attack at the age of 6a. he was capped four times by england and was part of ipswich town's most successful teams. his manager at ipswich sir bobby robson described him as the best english player he ever had. that's all the for now. theresa may has revealed her frustration with the continued speculation over her leadership — as the prime minister defends her brexit plan. around 50 people are killed by flooding and landslides in the philippines — as typhoon mangkhut make landfall on the china coast. the french far right leader, marine le pen rebrands her party to try and broaden its appeal. around 1,000 people have staged a rally in manchester to protest against anti—semitism. the organisers of the rally say there has been a frightening rise in abuse targeting jews. the chief rabbi — ephraim mirvis — and labour mp dame margaret hodge both spoke at the event. we asked dame margaret hodge what she thinks the labour p

eliud kipchoge is the olympic champion. and in april he won the london marathon. the greatest. great britain's alistair brownlee was disqualified from the grand final of the world triathlon series, as mario mola won a third world title in a row. brownlee was initially given a 15—second penalty in australia forfailing to go around a buoy during the swim stage. but this was then upgraded to a disqualification. he continued to compete and did not appeal against the decision after the race. he later tweeted to express his disappointment claiming he was disorientated after being held under the water. meanwhile, his brotherjonny was the highest brit in 8th place. some sad news from the world of football today, and the former england and ipswich town defender kevin beattie has died of a suspected heart attack this morning at the age of 64. beattie, who was capped four times by england, was part of one of ipswich town's most successful ever teams which won the the fa cup and uefa cup in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s. his manager at ipswich, sir bobby robson, described him

olympic champion, eliud kipchoge, breaks the marathon world record by over a minute in berlin.h six months to go until the uk leaves the eu — the click team looks at new technologies that could be used at borders after brexit. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon. theresa may has said she gets "irritated" by the ongoing speculation over her position as prime minister. mrs may told the bbc , the debate should be about the country's future, rather than her own, with only six months to go before brexit. her comments come days after conservative mps opposed to her brexit plan met to discuss how and when they could force her to stand down. nick eardley has more. at chequers, where her brexit proposal was born, a sight we don't often see — the prime minister at ease, defending her plan for life outside the eu. this week, some discussed replacing her over that policy, but theresa may says it's not her future that is important, it's the country's. this is where i get a little bit irritated. this debate is not about my future. this debate is about the future of the pe

olympic champion, eliud kipchoge breaks the marathon world record by over a minute in berlin. in half an hour, foreign correspondents currently posted here look at the latest developments in the brexit negotiations in dateline london. the prime minister has defended her plan for brexit and revealed she becomes "irritated" when asked how long she'll last in thejob. in an exclusive interview with the bbc‘s nick robinson, theresa may said the debate was not about her future, but the future of the united kingdom. and she was also critical of the former foreign secretary borisjohnson, as our political correspondent chris mason reports. you know what some people say? they rather liked it when you joked about being that "bloody difficult woman." they liked that. and they sometimes say, "where's she gone?" laughter. "we want her back." well, she's still there. but i think there's a difference between those who think you can only be bloody difficult in public and those of us who think, actually, you bide your time and you're bloody difficult when the time is right. smiling but defiant,

kenya's eliud kipchoge has set a new marathon world record after destroying the field in berlin withook more than a minute off the previous best. kipchoge is regarded as one of the greatest marathon runners of all time, he is the current 0lympic champion and won the london marathon for a third time earlier this year. and the vuelta a espana is coming to a close in madrid. britain's simon yates is set to win his first grand tour title as long as he crosses the finish line. plenty more on that on the bbc sport website. we will have more for you in around an hour's time, i think. let's return now to news that at least 50 people are now known to have been killed in the philippines by typhoon mangkhut, many of them caught in landslides set off by heavy rain. large expanses on the main island of luzon are under water, including farms which produce a big portion of the nation's rice and corn. 0ur correspondent howard johnson sent us this update. today, we made the 50 milejourney to a seaside town that we visited a day before the storm struck. we wanted to go back to see how people had fares

kipchoge also has three london marathon titles.today's premier league games, and the bbc sport website has all of the weekend's football results. across bbc news this week — we're marking six months to go until the uk leaves the european union in march next year, by answering some of the most common questions asked about brexit. the departure date will come nearly three years after the referendum took place, so why has brexit proved to be a long and complex road? for the first in the series, nick robinson reports from chesterfield, in derbyshire. how will trade work after brexit? what will brexit mean for the union? will it definitely happen? why haven't we left yet? "why haven't we left yet?" "why is brexit taking so long?" come to a place like this where 60% voted to leave and you get asked that all the time. so, let's see if i can explain. no country has ever left the eu before, there is no manual telling you how to do it, which means that we — or our government — and they — the governments of the 27 other eu countries — are rea

a new world record has been set in the marathon by kenya's eliud kipchoge — with a time of two hours,n berlin. the 33—year—old took more than a minute off the previous best which was set by compatriot dennis kimetto in the berlin marathon, four years ago. congratulations to him. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is just after 6:30pm, bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. let's return now to one of today's main stories. at least 49 people are now known to have been killed in the philippines by typhoon mangkhut — many of them caught in landslides as a result of heavy rain. earlier, i spoke to our correspondent howard johnson. i'm in tuguegarao, a city of cagayan province. today we made a 50—mile journey to the coastline, to a small town called aparri. we visited it a few days ago, and preparations had been put in place to receive this storm. people have been tying down their roofs, there was talk of an evacuation centre. we met one man who said defiantly that he had watched the waves, and prayed to god before

of times kipchoge would have been running in berlin. ten kilometres, you would be jumping forjoy. we worked out that if you were on the treadmill at the gym, you would want to turn it up the gym, you would want to turn it up to 20. most don't go that fast. it is dangerous to run out quickly. i told you that three years ago when he ran in berlin, he ran his shoes off. the trainers fell apart under his feet. he is like a cartoon character. 100m in 17 seconds, and keep that up for two hours. and so the distance, i have been doing my research, the distances between leicester and coventry. it is like running from leicester to coventry in two hours, or running the distance of the channel. it is like running the 100m more than 360 times, over and over again. you did get your maths gcse. thank you for putting that in contacts. — — co ntext. a major new road safety campaign is being launched today warning motorists not to drive too close to the car in front, something known as tailgating. highways england says it is the cause of one in eight dea

kipchoge crossed the line underneath the brandenburg gate in two hours one minute and 39 seconds. can say that i always wa nt i am happy and i can say that i always want to leave a legacy. everything is possible. i had 00, 110w everything is possible. i had 00, now i have one. it is possible. so how does that extraordinary time break down — if you‘re a runner you might be interested.

marathonf all time shdrom reoday in berlin, 33 year old eliud kipchoge ran the 26 plus mile course in two hours one minute and 40 seconds. that is more than a minute faster than the world record set back in 2014 on the exact same course. when we return, the special bond between a nurse and a fragile infant who became a doctor. >> ninan: we end tonight ant a children's hospital in approximatelyo alto california, two coworker there recently learned they share a special bond that goes back decade, here's mireya villarreal. >> my parent was always tell me about how little i was and how scared they were for me. >> born about three months premature bran dn seminatore weighed less than two natch pounds when hes with mfed to the n icu back in 1990. now nearly three decades later he's treating patients at the same hospital where he spent the first days of his life. >> coming into residency is like the cherry on top, honestly. to be able to be a doctor in the hospital is with born in. >> he was doing his rounds last month when he ran into a nurse who told him his name sounded familiar. >> and t

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olympic champion eliud kipchoge won the berlin marathon in two hours, one minute, and thirty- nine seconds-- more than a ter than the previous world record. the 33-year-old kenyan is considered to be the best marathon runner of the modern era. after crossing the finish line at t thanked the spectators for helping him throughout the race. >> i want to say actually thank you to allhe spectators from the first kilometer to the last kilometer, they really pushee me, it was lving music in my ears. >> sreenivasan: wevel have more ge of the catastrophic flooding in the carolinas, the typhoon in china, and the allegations facing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh on "newshour" this week. that's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watchingig have a good. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. nthe j.p.b. foundat rosalind p. wa

eliud kipchoge ran 26.2 miles in just 2 hours, 1 minute, and 39 seconds.hat's more than a minute faster than the previous record and almost five minutes ahead of the second-place finisher in sunday's race. >>> music superstar carrie underwood is opening up like never before in an interview with "cbs sunday morning." the singer recounts the three miscarriages she suffered over the last two years. >> like, literally right after finding out that i would lose a baby, i'd have a writing session, i'd be like, let's go, you know. i can't just sit around. i want to work -- >> now with a baby on the way, a 3-year-old at home and a new album out, carrie is inspiring others like never before. so rare to see a celebrity be that vulnerable. >> it makes you really think that what may be happening behind the scenes, behind the red carpets and all the glamour, certainly we don't know. she shared a bit of it with us. >>> well, it was a big second week for the nfl, including one of the most bizarre exits for a player that we've ever seen. but we kick things off with "sunday

and coming up on sportsday — kenya's eliud kipchoge runs the fastest marathon ever — in berlin.f an hour here on bbc news. good evening. theresa may has insisted her chequers proposals are a workable plan for brexit, saying she gets irritated when the debate focuses on her leadership rather than the future of the country. the prime minister made the comments in a bbc interview to mark six months to go till we leave the eu. this morning, the environment secretary michael gove said the chequers plan for brexit was the right one for now — but could be altered by a future prime minister. and tonight, the president of austria has said that everything possible must be done to avoid britain leaving the european union without a trade deal. sebastian kurz was speaking before a meeting with the german chancellor, angela merkel. our political correspondent chris mason reports. the path towards brexit has involved plenty of speeches and plenty of characters. some still in government, and some not. and plenty of negotiation, to. here at home and in brussels. after a week in which some of her

the runner is the kenyan athlete and olympic marathon gold medallist eliud kipchoge. a minute off the previous fastest time, finishing in two hours, one minute and 39 seconds. congratulations to him. so let's get more now on our main story, the damage wreaked by typhoon mangkhut across the region. earlier i spoke with chris staines, from the red cross, who is leading the aid operation in the philippines. good morning. well, the rescue is still evolving, and unfortunately the loss of life has increased, and government reports continue to show more people are dying, have died. so we're very saddened to know that. any loss of life, of course, is terrible. however, this is a bit of a success, in many ways. we can talk about that later. but firstly, what's happening now is that the government and all the actors, including the red cross, and particularly philippines red cross, who have a very strong network of volunteers across the country and are present all the time, have been acting to support communities, delivering rescue, making sure that people are safe. at the momen

eliud kipchoge ran 26.2 miles ie that's more than a minute faster than the previous record and almostnutes ahead of the second place finisher in sunday's race. that is fast. >> that is way fast. he is a machine right there that we saw going through that. kudos to him. now it's time for his body to rest. take it slow. >> a much-needed rest, yes. >> a familiar hollywood face is welcoming baby number two at 69 years old. you know actor richard gere from "pretty woman," "officer and a gentleman," "american gigolo." he and his new wife alejandra silva are now expecting. this will be gere's second child and his first with silva, her first. pregnancy on instagram. they shared a snap of thebaay i telling the ally llama." nocouple's buddhist faith. >> eddie murphy. mick jagger being a new dad. that's the woad lib live pictur >>> good monday morning to you. let's take a live look outside. can you make out the golden gate bridge? a few cars crossing over now. we'll check the forecast coming up. also troubles with your commute as we start our day. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm l

olympic champion, eliud kipchoge, breaks the marathon world record by over a minute in berlin.

olympic marathon champion eliud kipchoge has set a new world record after shaving more than a minuteeen as the greatest marathon runner of the modern era, ran a time of two hours, one minute and 39 seconds, beating dennis kimetto's world best set at the 2014 race. it's also the biggestjump in a marathon record since 1967. in rugby union, the game of the weekend didn't disappoint, with wasps surving a fightback from leicester to win 41—35. wasps started strongly and scored two early tries, including this from josh bassett after a superb kick from elliot daly. tigers had will spencer sent off just before half—time but responded well and took took the lead after sione kalamofoney crossed over. but being a man down showed towards the end, and wasps scored two late penalties to take the win. in the pro 14, ulster moved to the top of conference b after beating southern kings 28—7 in port elizabeth. ulster led 9—0 at the halfway mark then scored three tries, angus curtis with the last of them. they are now a point clear of leinster whereas southern kings remain rooted to the bottom of the t