she produced a stunning finish down the home straight to snatch gold from her teammate faith kipyegonver, shortly after the race had finished, kipyegon was disqualified for pushing, so sifan hassan of the netherlands took silver and italy's nadia battocletti claimed bronze. 100m championjulien alfred is into the 200m final later on tuesday. great britain's dina asher smith and daryll neita are also through. the usa's gabby thomas set the fastest time in the semis whilst a day after winning the men's 100m, noah lyles booked his place in wednesday's semifinals of the 200m after comfortably winning his heat. we've had the first day of the track cycling. just one gold on offer and that was always going to be great britain's in the women's team sprint, emma finucane, katy marchant and sophie capewell broke the world record in each of their three races, and they beat new zealand in the gold medal race by half a second. the kiwis had also broken the world record in the first round, it's the first time great britain have competed in the event since 2012 — and the first time they have won gold

world record holder faith kipyegon had her eyes firmly fixed on history. there goes kipyegon! stay in touch! no athlete had ever won three 0lympic titles in the 1500 metres, before now. kipyegon kicks away! georgia bell gets the bronze. laura muir was fifth, but for bell, a sense of fate. paris was where she came into the world and where she announced herself to it 30 years later. i don't know if i've ever been this happy. i woke up really calm and in a really good mood and i just thought... i'm not the fastest person in that race, but i thought if i was brave and just got stuck in, then i could make something special happen. so, yeah, i'm overthe moon — olympic medallist! rapid heart rates continued in the relays — happy hunting grounds for britain. in the men's 400 metres, the reigning champions were the clear favourites. this is where you'd expect the usa to take control. but as botswana scared them into an olympic record, britain ran clear of the rest for bronze — in a european record time. wow, they worked hard for the bronze, but now what can the women do? with the us so

the headlines this evening: keep the faith — kipyegon retains her 1,500 metres title after a blisteringbut it's a bronze for britain's georgia bell. noah williams has a second prize from his paris dives. he too secures a bronze for team gb. also coming up on sportsday: the teams are the same, but the result is different. city's revenge for their cup final loss is to beat united on penalites in the community shield. and the championship�*s back, and so is the drama. leeds provide the highlight of the efl�*s first saturday of the season. hello again, and welcome to sportsday on the penultimate day of the paris olympics. one without a gold so far for great britain, but medals nonetheless, including at the stade de france, so let's start the programme there and head to our correspondent natalie pirks. natalie, we've just seen a remarkable women's 1,500 metres, part of which was a bronze for britain. honestly, one word to describe that a 1500 metre final and that is rapid. georgia belljust won the race of her life for prawns and she took a 1k seconds, that's right, 1a seconds off her persona

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the headlines this evening: keep the faith — kipyegon retains her 1,500 metres title after a blistering

faith kipyegon won the gold but here was bell's resilience — back from the brink to win a place on theeorgia bell gets the bronze. when i got back into running the goal wasn't to try and make the olympics, that would have been absolutely bonkers at the time. it was just going back to something that i really loved. it was just so unlikely that i would be here in the first place, so i thoughtjust go for it and see what happens. ten track and field medals is britain's best haul since 1984. the target for a team is always the podium but each route there is unique. joe lynskey, bbc news. great britain won six medals on saturday — they need two more today to beat their tally from the tokyo games. team gb�*s noah williams got the first medal yesterday with a bronze in the men's iom platform. despite looking out of contention after his first few dives he capitalised on the mistakes of others to claim his second medal of the games. when you are first, i'm not focused on anyone else because i'm the first one going. ijust can do what i can do, which was great. and then, you know, i was just able

georgia bell got bronze in the women's 1500 metre which was won decisively by kenya's faith kipyegon.omen's marathon — the netherlands�* sifan hassan won gold in a sprint finish to claim her third medal of the paris olympics. the 31—year—old crossed the line in an olympic record two hours 22 minutes 55 seconds, three seconds ahead of the ethiopian runner. kenya took the bronze. hassan already won bronze in the 10,000m and the 5,000m. the women's modern pentathlon has finished in paris at the beautiful palace of versaille. modern pentathlon is made up of five sports — showjumping, fencing, freestyle swimming, cross country running and laser pistol shooting. this will be the last olympics in which riding is featured. it's always faced criticism for what they call �*equestrian roulette�* as it involves pairing athletes with randomly assigned local horses — sometimes to competition—destroying effect when a horse and rider fail to find the same wavelength. so for the first time, the games in la 2028 will feature an obstacle course as a replacement. in today�*s final it�*s gold for hungary,

the kenyan faith kipyegon took gold in the women's1500m for the third time in a row, setting a new 0lympic highjump. team gb earned six medals on day 15 and are still hoping for their best ever 0lympic haul on foreign soil. georgia bell was among the winners on saturday, picking up a bronze in the 1500m. and the men's 4 x 100m relay team also won bronze behind the united states and botswana. and away from the athletics, kate shortman and izzy thorpe won great britain's first ever olympic medal in artistic swimming. let's take a look at the medal table. china are top with 39 golds, just one ahead of the united states. the hosts france are in fifth place with 16 golds. great britain are sixth with ia golds. the algerian boxer imane khelif has filed a legal complaint in france over alleged online harassment regarding her participation in the paris 0lympics. khelif and the taiwanese fighter lin yu—ting were both embroiled in a high—profile eligibility row at the games after being disqualified from last year's women's boxing world championships for reportedly failing gender testing. after being

that was when decisively by faith kipyegon.e a look ahead because once the olympics are over, the paralympics will begin. we talk to one of the organisers earlier, but after that we can look ahead to the next olympic games. i don't mean los angeles 2028, i am talking about milan, 2026. the winter olympics are only 18 months away. earlierat winter olympics are only 18 months away. earlier at team italy house i caught up with the head of the winter olympics and i asked him whether italy is ready. have a look. so it must be really exciting to be here. looking ahead as the olympics in paris draw to a close, looking ahead to the next olympics, the winter olympics in milan cortina. how do you feel? it's it's extremely exciting. they're fantastic games, so they really charge us with a lot of positive energy. and now it's it's our turn. so we are looking forward to to continue our path. it's one and a half year and it's it's going to be very, very exciting challenging as it is organising these huge events. what's the challenge going to

georgia bell got bronze in the women's 1500 metre which was won decisively by kenya's faith kipyegon. the women's marathon — the netherlands�* sifan hassan won gold in a sprint finish to claim her third medal of the paris olympics. the 31—year—old crossed the line in an olympic record two hours 22 minutes 55 seconds, three seconds ahead of the ethiopian runner. kenya took the bronze. hassan already won bronze in the 10,000m and the 5,000m. the olympics might be finishing today but of course the paralympics games start in just over two weeks�* time. there's a lot of excitement about them here in the city. i caught up with former paralympic swimmer and head of paralympic integration, ludivine munoz, to talk about what we can expect. it is very amazing to welcome and it is the first time we have the paralympics in france. we decided a few years ago to deadlock the amazing picture of paralympic events, fencing and playing football. �* . ., , football. beautiful locations, beautiful locations? - football. beautiful locations, beautiful locations? very - football. beautiful locations, - bea

georgia bell got bronze in the women's 1500 metre which was won decisively by kenya's faith kipyegon.k at what's on today. plenty of gold medals still up for grabs today. more basketball later and a repeat of then men's final for the women. as france take on team usa. that will happen later on this evening. much more track cycling on today for both the men and the women, three golds on offer. and golds up for grabs in weightlifting, water polo and volleyball plenty to come. let me just show you if i may their beautiful mascot, she has been with us for a while now. it's the mascot for the olympics but in a few days' time, once the olympics are over, were going to the beginning of the paralympics. everyone here is really geared up towards that. we will see even more sporting legends, even more sporting medals and iconic moments when the paralympics begin. having breakfast with me i'm pleased to say. joining me now is former paralympic swimmer and head of paralympic integration, ludivine munzo. very much involved in the paralympics. it's so lovely to meet you. please enjoy the french bre

kenya's faith kipyegon has won a world record third consecutive gold medal in the women's i,500m.d — fininshing in 3 minutes 51.29 seconds — a new olympic best. she's the first woman to win this event three times, and has done it in successive olympic years — 16, 20 and 24. jessica hull took silver for australia, and what a race by britian�*s georgia bell, who stuck to the leaders and found extra reserves in the final 50m to power into third place and take bronze. meanwhile in the men's 5,000 metres — redemption forjakob ingebrigtsen. after missing out on a medal in the 1500 metres medals, the norwegian has returned to the track to blow away the competition and win gold. ronald kwemoi of kenya took silver, with bronze going to usa and grent fisher. china's incredible domination of diving continues. defending champion cao yuan has provided an historic 8th gold in eight events for team china in paris with an impressive win in the 10 metre platform final. he now has four golds in his career overall. rikuto tamai ofjapan took silver and britain's noah williams bronze. she'd previously