former olympic champion renaud lavillenie was at home in france.d champion sam kendricks competed from oxford, mississippi. and what a backdrop for kendricks. while the gloriously named mondo duplantis was in louisiana. although he competes for sweden. mondo in the lead at the moment. and is the world record—holder. now, five metres is almost nothing to these men. the idea was that they would sail over the bar every time, so no—one needed to be there to replace it. the challenge was speed. which one them of could make the most successful clea ra nces in the allotted time? mondo is absolutely on fire. don't try this at home is a very obvious warning. if we are fortunate enough to have a garden, we should leave the poles to the beans and the volts to the lawn mower, if electric. 36 each. dupla ntis and lavillenie sort of agreed to tie. they always want to win. we're just glad to have something to watch. joe wilson, bbc news. ingenious. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one i

former olympic champion renaud lavillenie was at home in france.d, mississippi. and what a backdrop for kendricks. while the gloriously named mondo duplantis was in louisiana — although he competes for sweden. mondo is absolutely on fire! and he's the world record—holder. five metres is nothing to these men. the challenge was to do the most clearances in half an hour. don't try this at home is in this warning. leave it to the experts. well, the clock stopped with lavillenie and dupla ntis level on 36. they agreed for a tie, we just want something to watch. a california—based photographer has filmed sensational footage of surfers gliding through bioluminescent waves illuminating the san diego shoreline. shades of blue, red and browns can be seen against the backdrop of a dark night sky. the phenomenon occurs when algae bloom fills the water with phytoplankton. you're watching bbc news. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the former conservative adviser mo hussein and the political writer and academic maya goodfello

former olympic champion, renaud lavillenie, was at home in france.rom oxford, mississippi. and what a back drop for kendricks... well, the gloriously named mondo duplantis was in louisiana, although he competes for sweden. mondo in the lead at the moment. and it is the world record—holder. five metres is almost nothing to these men, the idea was that they would sail over the bar every time so no one needed to be there to replace it. the challenge was speed, which one of them could make the most successful clearances in the allotted time? mondo is absolutely on fire. don't try this at home, is a very obvious warning. if we're fortunate enough to have a garden we should leave the poles to the beans and the "volts" to the lawn mower — if electric. 36 each, duplantis and lavillenie sort of agreed to tie. they'll always want to win. we're just glad to have something to watch. joe wilson, bbc news. a california—based photographer has filmed sensational footage of surfers gliding through bioluminescent waves illuminating the san diego shoreline. shades of b

former olympic champion renaud lavillenie was at home in france. a backdrop for kendricks. while the gloriously named mondo duplantis was in louisiana — although he competes for sweden. mondo is absolutely on fire! and he's the world record—holder. five metres is nothing to these men. they train at home to be the best. the challenge was to do the most clearances in half an hour. well, the clock stopped with lavillenie and dupla ntis level on 36. confusion! the young duplantis actually began extra time before a tie was sort of agreed. i get the same feeling, like if i was going for the world championship, you know, heartbroken, everything was just under pressure, so it was very exciting. the pole vaulters have set the bar for garden athletics. n ext eve nt ? well, best warn the neighbours before risking javelin. joe wilson, bbc news. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. it's been a cloudy day for much of england and wales. where there has been some sunshine, northern engla

former olympic champion renaud lavillenie was at home in france. oxford, mississippi. and what a backdrop for kendricks. while the gloriously named mondo duplantis was in louisiana — although he competes for sweden. mondo is absolutely on fire! and he's the world record—holder. five metres is nothing to these men. the idea was they would sail over the bar every time so no—one needed to be there to replace it. the challenge was to do the most clearances in half an hour. he is on fire! don't try this at home is a very obvious warning. if we are fortunate enough to have a garden, we should leave the pulse to the beans and the bolts the lawnmower, if electric. well, the clock stopped with lavillenie and duplantis level on 36. they agreed to a thai and both are glad to win but we just glad to have something to i was going to make another pole voting joke but i thinkjoe made them all. the wait goes on for millions of football fans around the world, but one place that is seeing competitive matches is taiwan — as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. it's been de

renaud lavillenie was the previous world record holder, whiteley title in one 2012. vault is as well. this is the ultimate guarding clash,. which ones do you think would lend themselves to being carried out in the garden? clearly not the minor thing. we have what hat shot put, javelin might be a little more complicated. there are certainly some scope for our technical events, we have looked to the field for that. international competitions have really taken a hammering, when do you expect there can be some competitions taking place? i wish i could give you an a nswer to place? i wish i could give you an answer to that. we have put some structures in place on the basis that we hope towards the end of the summer, whether it has national championships or the resurrection of some of our one—day meetings. like everybody else, we really do have to be guided by governments and public health authorities. for us, the principle is very clear. it has got to be safe for the athletes to get back into competition and see for those communities that we want to base our events in. rh