, she isjust 22 lauren williams is on her olympic debut, she is just 22 years old, lauren williams is7 kilograms final bout. a tough one, she faces the european champion from croatia. you can hear the swimming heats going on behind me. in the men's gymnastics, it is the team final. team gb are in fifth place after two locations. the best shot will be on the individual finals with max whitlock and joe fraser in three of those finals later on. in the hockey, great britain beat canada, the men, 3—1. the women, the defending champions, they havejust the women, the defending champions, they have just beaten south africa 4-1. but they have just beaten south africa 4—1. but there is no doubt that today was the day that it really caught fire here in tokyo for team gb. and those medals mean that britain are up from 19th overnight, up to fourth in the medal table. let's speak to the former british swimmer sharron davies, who is at the aquatic centre in tokyo. she won a silver medal in the 400—metre individual medley at the 1980 olympics in moscow. thank you so much forjoining us. can we talk fi

lauren williams took up taekwondo after watching jadejones win in 2012. s to go, williams led the final, but then, heartbreak. tries the head shot, over the shoulder. she gets it. a late comeback from croatia's matea jelic, and, in a flash, it was all over. so close for williams, and while silver was still some feat, she was left thinking of the gold that got away. it's not enough. i know it's not enough. i had her. i am very happy with how i performed all day. it's just a shame she got it in the last ten, but olympic silver medal, it's not bad, is it? there was also british success in the triathlon, albeit after a dramatic start. a boat blocking about half the athletes. they all had to go again. but come the finish, there was delight for alex yee, the 23—year—old taking a superb silver. a bit bizarre, really. there's me that's doing this, i'm just a normal guy from south—east london, so, it's just crazy that, yeah, dreams really do come true. it's just amazing. in the skateboarding, meanwhile, teenage flicks are proving hard to beat... oh, there we go! vi

team gb have added another silver to their total. 22—year—old lauren williams winning it in the under and this one went to a 13—year—old. momiji nishiya winning the women's street event, so that's two golds from two forjapan in the skateboarding, one of the new sports at these games. and it was a youthful podium too — the average agejust14, with japan taking bronze too. there was an upset in the women's 400 metres freestyle final with australia's ariarne titmus, beating the defending champion katie ledecky to win herfirst—ever gold medal. titmus swam the best time of her career. america's ledecky had dominated the pool over the last five years, winning four golds and one silver in rio. just look what it means! ariarna titmus's coach goes wild after her thrilling 400m freestyle gold. this is dean boxall, who's gone viral for this celebration. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including the latest from the hundred, where northern superchargers women are after their second win of cricket's new competition against trent rockets.

lauren williams took up taekwondo after watching jadejones winning in 2012. eak. tries to edge it over the shoulder. she gets it. a late comeback from croatia's matea jelic and in a flash it was all over. so close for williams, and while silver was still some feat, she was left thinking of the gold that got away. it's not enough. i know it's not enough. i had her. i am very happy with how i performed all day. it's just a shame she got it in the last ten, but olympic silver medal, it's not bad, is it? there was also british success in the triathlon, albeit after a dramatic start. a boat blocking about half the athletes. they all had to go again. but come the finish, there was delight for alex yee, the 23—year—old taking a superb silver. a bit bizarre, really. there's me, to be honest, i'm just a normal guy from south—east london, so, it's just crazy that, yeah, dreams really do come true. it's just amazing. in the skateboarding, meanwhile, while teenage flicks are proving hard to beat... oh, there we go! victory forjapan's 13—year—old momiji nishiya. indeed, it

have enjoyed plenty of success in taekwondo. and the good form continued today with 22—year—old lauren williamsy, she came agonisingly close to gold. beaten in the final by croatia's matea jelic, who's the reigning european champion. williams was ahead going into the last few seconds of the final round but had the gold snatched from her right at the end. this felt so much like a normal competition. it was quite bizarre. i do not think it would be this calm and normal. isuppose do not think it would be this calm and normal. i suppose that's a good approach to have, not picking it up, it'sjust approach to have, not picking it up, it's just another competition. i really enjoyed all day and thoroughly enjoyed myself. i'm gutted, although it does really hurt are not showing it, it does really hurt. i know everyone back home is proud already. well team gb�*s first medal of day three, actually came last night uk time the men's triathlon kicked—off in the early hours in tokyo, to try and minimise the impact of the sweltering weather conditions but they didn't seem to have any effect on britain's alex y

team gb have added another silver to their total. 22—year—old lauren williams winning it in the unders taekwondo. she was beaten in the final though by croatia's matea jelic, another dramatic taekwondo final at these tokyo games. williams was leading going into the last few moments of the final round, but had the gold snatched from her in the final few seconds. the first medal of day three came in the men's triathlon with great britain's alex yee taking the silver in sweltering conditions, as norway's kristian blummenfelt claimed gold. britain's jonny brownlee came fifth. there was an upset in the women's 400 metres freestyle final with australia's ariarne titmus. beating the defending champion katie ledecky to win herfirst—ever gold medal. titmus swam the best time of her career. america's ledecky had dominated the pool over the last five years, winning four golds and one silver in rio. just look what it means! ariarna titmus's coach goes wild after her thrilling a00m freestyle gold. this is dean boxall, who's gone viral for this celebration. that's the round up for the moment, more

well, there were more medals on day three for team gb in taekwondo, lauren williams taking silver, whilehow the medals table looks after day three in tokyo. hosts japan have made a great start and sit top of the shop with eight golds, 13 medals in total. the usa second with seven golds, and then team gb up into fifth after a fantastic day today. well, gold for a 13—year—old in the skateboarding is one of the reasons the hosts top that table. momiji nishiya winning the women's street event to make it two from two in the skateboarding events so farfor the hosts, one of the new sports at these games. the average age on the podium wasjust14, with japan taking bronze, too. coming up, one of the best celebrations of the games so far after a thrilling race in the women's 400—metres freestyle final. australia's ariarne titmus beat the defending champion and five—time olympic gold medallist katie ledecky to win herfirst—ever gold medal. titmus swam the best time of her career to clinch victory. just look what it means! this is dean boxall, titmus' coach, going absolutely nuts. and now he's gone v

with lauren williams who has won a silverfor team gb in interview with lauren williams who has won aame across jade joneses who won gold in the event and that inspired her to take up the sport. is there not some obligation to make sure that olympic sports, particularly, are shown on free—to—air channels? particularly, are shown on free-to-air channels? indeed, and ou know free-to-air channels? indeed, and you know e — free-to-air channels? indeed, and you know e this — free-to-air channels? indeed, and you know e this is _ free-to-air channels? indeed, and you know e this is the _ free-to-air channels? indeed, and you know e this is the big - free-to-air channels? indeed, and you know e this is the big trade . free-to-air channels? indeed, andj you know e this is the big trade off that every rights owner has to think about, when they decide to put some of their product, if you like, behind a pay wall because there is a balance between money and the kind of things i have been talking about, but also general exposure, you know, the ability of the casual viewer who hasn't necessarily ha

joining us now, two top voices in the realm of financial advice, and lauren williams a four-time olympianoth area a part of cnbc's financial counsel. margarita, what do you make of what sharon was saying with regard of the lack of diversity among financial advisers how important is it for there to be more diversity and what does it mean for the ability to provide good advice for your clients? >> well, sure. i think diversity equity inclusion in the financial advice profession is very important and the reason why is we want our profession to reflect and represent those we serve. personal finances, after all, are quite personals and really important to have someone across the table that understands you or, as i say, in air quote, gets you. >> gets you. speaking of people who get you, lauren, you advise a lot of young professionals and i read in the producer's notes that you say that these young professionals should be focused on estate planning right now why is that? why start planning for your estate right now when you're young and working and focused on other things >> after covid, we've

well, there were more medals on day three for team gb in taekwondo, lauren williams taking silver, whileam gb in taekwondo, well, gold for a 13—year—old in the skateboarding is one of the reasons the hosts top that table. momiji nishiya winning the women's street event to make it two from two in the skateboarding events so far for the hosts, one of the new sports at these games. the average age on the podium wasjust 14, with japan taking bronze, too. coming up, one of the best celebrations of the games so far after a thrilling race in the women's 400—metres freestyle final. australia's ariarne titmus beat the defending champion and five—time olympic gold medallist katie ledecky to win herfirst—ever gold medal. titmus swam the best time of her career to clinch victory. just look what it means! this is dean boxall, titmus' coach, going absolutely nuts. and now he's gone viral for this celebration following titmus's thrilling 400—metres freestyle gold. onto the tennis now, and disappointment for british doubles pairjamie murray and neal skupski. they were knocked out in the second round in

silver medals for alex yee in the triathlon and lauren williams in taekwondo.e saying they have done it, they have done it! figs hands on my face saying they have done it, they have done it! b5 in done it, they have done it! as in the chinese. _ done it, they have done it! as in the chinese, i _ done it, they have done it! as in the chinese, i thought _ done it, they have done it! as in the chinese, i thought they - done it, they have done it! is “i the chinese, i thought theyjust might have taken it over because their last dive was amazing. but it just was not enough so it was incredible. i was on my feet jumping, screaming, crying all sorts. it was so so good to watch. this is a huge win for him, one that he had his eye on for quite some time. with go her again. it he had his eye on for quite some time. with go her again. it mean the world, of saint _ time. with go her again. it mean the world, of saint my _ time. with go her again. it mean the world, of saint my boyfriend - time. with go her again. it mean the world, of saint my boyfriend that - world, of sai

coming up a little later on, i keep an eye out for lauren williams in the tae kwon do because she isat least a silver. the final is later today, around 1:30pm, coverage from one o'clock on the bbc. as we've been hearing, adam peaty secured team gb's first gold medal of the tokyo olympics, defending his title in the 100 metres breast—stroke. this morning we're back where it all began for him in uttoxeter, at the pool where he first learnt to swim. our reporter dan pallett is there. ican imagine i can imagine the excitement there, dan. , ., , i can imagine the excitement there, dan. , . , ., , dan. they have been loving it. this is where it — dan. they have been loving it. this is where it all _ dan. they have been loving it. this is where it all began. _ dan. they have been loving it. this is where it all began. every - dan. they have been loving it. this is where it all began. every story . is where it all began. every story had a beginning and for adam peaty it was here, uttoxeter leisure centre. to be good you need to be motivated, to catch up early in the morning like these kids,

and team gb are also guaranteed another medal in the taekwondo, with lauren williams through to her finalshe said she was on the edge of her seat. my hands on my face, saying, "they have done it, they have done it," as in the chinese. i thought they might have just taken it over, because their last dive was amazing, but itjust wasn't enough, it was incredible. i was up on my feetjumping screaming, crying, all sorts. it was so, so good to watch. you have known tom for so long, what will this mean to him? it will mean the world. i was just saying to my boyfriend that tom has won world championships, world cups, world series, commonwealth games, europeans, but never that olympic gold medal. we all know he is able to do that, but it has never gone his way, so today was just incredible. incredible for him. so pleased for him. what about matty, his first olympics, of course. not nearly as experienced. what do you think he brought to the pairing mentally? yeah, matty�*s first olympic games. i was nervous for matty because tom has done it many times, he knows what pressure is all about, but for m

we could have a political solution rather than and outright qu, william lauren's professor of political science and international affairs at american university. we appreciate you as always, being with us on adria. thank you very much indeed. still ahead on our super power plate. russia, china and the us sent humanitarian aid to latin america. a region hit hard by the corona virus pandemic. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored my cattle airways. the western indian state of mahar, austria is still recovering after deadly land sites were triggered by the southwest monsoon. the danger zone will move to good rights straw just on west martha pradesh . as we head toward monday, next i want to take you to the bay a band goal because a disturbance swirling around there. it's going to throw intense rain through bangladesh and the west coast of myanmar, you know parts of the m r over the past 24 hours have scooped up more than a 100 millimeters of rain. we are getting into some dry cells across southeast asia, sumatra, java, most of borneo, but intense rain for the northern islan

it's similar to what happened to bradley sinden and lauren williams in theirfinals, where they were secondsinformation properly collected by the department for education in terms of how many home educated children there are, what their outcomes are and what support they need to be given. that is counter—productive because we know that despite the efforts of a number of parents who do a remarkable job for their children in home education, we know that many parents are struggling. the average uk house price has reached a new high of 230,700, according to property website zoopla. the record which is 30% more than the 2007 peak, is said to be driven by a shortage of houses coming onto the market, with the number of homes for sale down a quarter in the first half of the year compared to 2020. we can speak now to grainne gilmore, head of research at the housing website zoopla. good morning. is thisjust good morning. is this just about shortages? good morning. is this 'ust about shonagesafi good morning. is this 'ust about shortaues? ~ ., , ., , shortages? well, there was have been created by the —

lauren price at kensington palace. price, who made more than 50 appearances for wales's women's national football team, has been telling prince williamcouple - of weeks ago out in paris. but going back in 2019, i i had just won the european games and then winning i the world championships, the following year in march, but obviously we hitl the covid pandemic and they got postponed. mentally, it was very tough, challenging at times. - i was 18 months out of the ring. and for those 18 months, how do you keep your mind and your body busy, active, you're doing sort of beneficial training? to be fair to gb boxing, they helped me out- massively, they sent _ equipment out to me, weights, i was doing squats with wheelie bins, using them as _ squat racks. yeah, a lot of question marks in my head, 18 months out of| the ring, it is, am - i as good as i used to be? you'd come off one of the most amazing year in your career and yet that doubt starts to creep in? yeah, definitely, it was hard, i it was really mentally challenging, not so much physical, _ but more mentally than anything. well that interview took place a few weeks ago on lauren's 27

lauren has their story. >> first between father and daughter after more than 6 decades of separation. >> and much always 81 year-old marine corps veteran thomas williams always knew he fathered a child from our relationship. he had while stationed in the philippines friend of mine murray. >> shelby a pitcher. >> i don't know whether it was a little girl so small. if your baby. >> but he was never able to find is now 62 year-old daughter tylan rosser. she only learned the hidden truth that the father she grew up with was not hers prior to her mother's death. she had dementia. >> and she was several stages did. but when i asked her, was he my biological father. all she can. remember was just william. >> islands daughter gifted her a dna test from ancestry dot com. and when she took it, i got some information like maybe 6 weeks later. >> san carlo minor williams is first cousin or close relative. it was it that must be do william, that my mom was seeing william, the 2 met virtually when thomas's american born children began to plan the surprise of a lifetime bringing tylan her children and her grandchildren from their home in ohio to alabama for the 4th

lauren layton has their story. >> first between father and daughter after more than 6 decades of separation. >> i that always 81 year-old marine corps veteran thomas williamsild from our relationship. he had while stationed in the philippines friend of mine murray. >> shelby a pitcher. >> i don't know whether it was a little girl aboard so small. >> if your baby. >> but he was never able to find is now 62 year-old daughter tylan rosser. she only learned the hidden truth that the father she grew up with was not hers prior to her mother's death. she had dementia. >> and she was several stages did. but when i asked her, was he my biological father. all she can. the house you remember was just william highlands daughter gifted her a dna test from ancestry dot com. and when she took it, i got some information like maybe 6 weeks san carlo minor williams. >> is first cousin or close relative. it was it. that must be the william that my mom was seeing william, the 2 met virtually when thomas's american born children began to plan the surprise of a lifetime bringing tylan her children and her grandchildren from their home in ohio to alabama for the 4th of july no >

lauren price at kensington palace. price, who made more than 50 appearances for wales's women's national football team, has been telling prince williamequipment, i was doing squats with wheelie bins. a lot of question marks in my head. 18 months out of the ring, am i as good as i used to be? one of the most amazing years in your career yet the doubt creeps in. it was mentally challenging, notjust physical, more mentally than anything. well, that interview took place a few weeks ago on lauren's 27th birthday — and the duke had a surprise for her. we've got something for you, lauren. oh, thank you. you've got to stay there. i'll bring it to you. that's mad. we've got a lot of cake for you. oh, thank you very much. that's lovely. i hope it tastes all right. you can take it home with you. you don't have to eat it now. can't eat it now, no. happy birthday for today and i hope you have a good day. thank you. we'll all be wishing you well, lauren, and cheering you on. thank you. you'll do us very proud i'm sure in the olympics. you'll do everyone proud in your hometown and your grandparents as well, so, best of luck. thank you very much. an