the man in control is lamin deen. as part of team gb. he grew up here, just a few miles away from where he was today announcing the team. these are the streets of mosside. it is an unlikely journey to the streets of mosside. it is an unlikelyjourney to the olympics, via a spell in the british army on the streets of bosnia and belfast. my the streets of bosnia and belfast. my story is that anything is possible. you just have to work hard, know what you want, go for it. i grew hard, know what you want, go for it. igrew up hard, know what you want, go for it. i grew up in the area and there was not a huge amount of opportunities. but, you know, because i had the desire to do bigger things, ifound a way. let's look at speed... this will be his second olympics, but this time the objective is to bring back more than just memories. the last games, i was a rabbit in the headlights, taking it all in, the ceremonial and everything else. this time, we are certainly coming to compete. we have already had a silver medal. we have h

lamin deen's crew of andrew matthews, nick gleeson and greg cackett putting in the fifth fastest secondt tenth. whilst bradley hall's team ofjoel fearon, toby olubi and ben simons finished in 15th. tennis now and some good news from down under asjohanna konta is expected to defend her sydney international title... that's despite withdrawing from her most recent tournament. the british number one pulled out of her quarterfinal in brisbane with a hip injury... but says the injury has settled down ‘much better than expected' ahead of her first round match in sydney against agnieszka radwanska on monday. the first grand slam of the year the australian open gets under way a week tomorrow. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. now it's time for the travel show... we are on the way to herjorhat for the next bit of our adventure. i'm about to go to a very spiritual place. it's one of the biggest river islands in the world. there are 150,000 people on the island and only six ferries a day. it is really crammed, each one. looking at the list pr

lamin deen's crew of andrew matthews, nick gleeson and greg cackett putting in the fifth fastest secondnd some good news from down under asjohanna konta is expected to defend her sydney international title... that's despite withdrawing from her most recent tournament. the british number one pulled out of her quarterfinal in brisbane with a hip injury but says the injury has settled down ‘much better than expected' ahead of her first round match in sydney against agnieszka radwa nska on monday. the first grand slam of the year — the australian open — gets under way a week tomorrow. to let you know that nottingham forest have scored a penalty, it looks like they will be dumping the holders arsenal out the fa cup. 4—2 up holders arsenal out the fa cup. 4—2 up with a few minutes to play. that's all of the sport for now, you can find more on those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more for you in the next hour... studio: thank you. it was one of the most significant scientific breakthroughs of modern times. in 2003, the complete genetic code of a human being, the genome, was publis