the 23—year—old kenyan also won the london marathon, breaking the london marathon, breaking the courses 34 seconds quicker than the previous marathon record set by eliud kipchoge a. celebrations for him, and forthe kipchoge a. celebrations for him, and for the tennis world number two iga swiatek who has won her fifth title of the year at the china open. the four—time grand slam champion who lost the world number one ranking recently beat ludmilla samson over in straight sets in the final. she had beaten coco gauff in the semis, ending the us open champion's 16 match unbeaten run. that's it, but much more on the website. you can find out what happened in the fiji portugal match at the rugby world cup, and our top story is india beating australia in the opening match of the cricket world cup, being held in india. huge celebration there. all of us, goodbye. hello. the weekend weather brought some extremes to the uk. we had the very wet weather in scotland, and then on sunday, it was exceptionally warm across so many other parts of the country. in northern ireland, 22.6 celsius — the warme

he ran the london marathon. second marathon. sub three hours. hey, guys.n. i'm excited. and we planned it. we really planned it really hard. so, i started that race. i got him to the start line and sent him off. and he called me the minute he crossed the line, and he said, "i did it, dad. "i did it." and that was a seminal moment in terms of the way that he races and the way that he sees races and achieving, and i think it's given him that little edge of confidence that, "you know what? "i'm 0k at this." only 4% of people in the world run sub three and he's going to run 2.30. chuckles. he's going to run 2.30 because he has it in him. he actually believes — and it's true, he is an athlete. and if you say to him, "sam, what do you do?" he says, "i'm a triathlete". he sees himself that way. he watches sport all of the time and he looks at other triathletes and he knows he's one of them. and that's a real positive place to be because many of us don't know who we are or what we are or what we want to be and he's found that. and that'sjust, you know — and that's

the 23—year—old kenyan — who also broke the london marathon course record earlier this year — was innds. that's 3a seconds quicker than the previous record set by his compatriot, eliot kipchoge. celebrations for him and for the tennis world number two iga swiatek, who's won her fifth title of the year at the china open. the four time grand slam champion, who lost her world number one ranking recently, beat liudmila samsonova in straight sets in the final. swiatek had beaten coco gauff in the semis, ending the us open champion�*s i6—match unbeaten run. that's it from me. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport app, or our website. but from me and sportsday team — goodbye. our top story is india beating australia in the cricket. huge celebration there. but for now, from all of us, goodbye. hello. the weekend weather brought some extremes to the uk. we had the very wet weather in scotland, and then on sunday, it was exceptionally warm across so many other parts of the country. in northern ireland, 22.6 celsius — the warmest october day since the �*60s. about 2a in wale

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kiptum, 23 years old, who won the london marathon in a course record earlier this year — was in dominantconds quicker than kipchoge's previous record. celebrations for him — and for the world number two, iga swiatek, who's won herfifth title of the year at the china open. the four—time grand slam champion, who lost the number one ranking recently, followed up her win over coco gauff with a straight sets victory against liudmila samsonova in the final. 6—2, 6—2 it finished, taking swiatek under 70 minutes to win the trophy. 0n the final day of the gymnastics world championships in antwerp, simone biles has won two further gold medals on the beam, for her 22nd world titles. more on that on the bbc sport website. jake garment has one great britain's. . you can get reaction there to what has happened in the england premier league, a late winnerfor arsenal. they beat manchester city by a goal to nil thanks to gabrielle martinelli. that is your update for now. i will have more for you later. and of course, this has led to some flooding. while the rain is continuing to clear and ease down throu

is only 23 years old and he won the second race in a series of the main marathons on the planet. having previously won in londonthree marathons in his life to set a world record. the debut was in valencia last year, this year in london, and now a historical event happened in chicago, in which kelvin took the title of the fastest marathon runner. i have been steadily moving towards my goal, and my results speak for themselves. spectators see only the result, but behind this there is exhausting work, and fortunately it is not in vain. thanks to everyone who believed in me, it seems to me that in the future i will be able to run out of two hours at official starts. now the official era of another kinitsa, two-time olympic champion ilidu kipchogi has come to an end. his previous record of 2 hours 1 minute and 19 seconds was broken. there was a time a few years ago when kipchogi ran out of two hours and finished in 1:59 minutes in vienna, but the record was not officially counted, since the marathon was not competitive in nature and was not held under the auspices of the international association of athletics federa

i mean i did the london marathon when i was 17, lied about my age and the oldest woman in the race beatme ago. died a long, long time ago. >> think so. >> yeah, i should think so. >> yeah, i should think so. >> scotland, tonight. very >> scotland, spain tonight. very big will run more than five big game will run more than five k during match aren't they. big game will run more than five k doh|g match aren't they. big game will run more than five k doh i match aren't they. big game will run more than five k doh i should atch aren't they. big game will run more than five k doh i should say. aren't they. >> oh i should say. >> oh i should say. >> yeah. i mean scotland have been brilliant. there's no answer to that. they played been brilliant. there's no answer tlostit. they played been brilliant. there's no answer tlost to they played been brilliant. there's no answer tlost to england. red been brilliant. there's no answer tlost to england. but england lost to england. but apart that one played 515. apart from that one played 515. and qualify for the european and to qualify for the europea

the men's tennis games and that never gets questioned or paula ratcliffe commentating on a london men's marathons this thing around football and it's such a male dominated in that for history and for time . and obviously the and for time. and obviously the women's game is it's been going on for a lot longer than just the last few years, you know, but everyone in the but that's what everyone in the general see, because now general public see, because now it's in the media. so, it's captured in the media. so, yes, we're playing a lot of catch and it's still about catch up and it's still about forming people forming and changing people perceptions. i mean, my whole career , it was based about, you career, it was based about, you know, getting the right to play and change that perception of it's just not suitable for women and it out, you and then getting it out, you know, in the mainstream, getting more , more young girls playing, etcetera. still it is etcetera. so it's still it is unfortunately, football unfortunately, women's football and obviously it's a barrier when women are trying to commenta

marathon in the u.s. after winning the london race back in april. >>> it's monday morning, and the week is starting off feeling a lot more like fall outside nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is with us, tracking cooler temperatures. good morning, michelle. >> good morning. big difference from last week. we're looking at temperatures below normal today and we are waking up to frost advisories, freeze warnings. in the hot pink. 13 million americans under the freeze alerts this morning duluth, green bay, rochester into milwaukee, seeing some really chilly temperatures this morning. we're looking at temperatures in the 30s in duluth, just above freezing 40s in detroit buffalo, charleston, indianapolis, omaha, so many 40s on the map it's cool too in the northeast new york city just 51 degrees right now. it's going to be cool as we go throughout the rest of today 50 degrees in burlington and we will keep that autumn chill in place on this monday. we're looking at temperatures well below normal for this time of normal. marquette 13 degrees below what is average, 43 as a daytime high today. we're going to break reco

so she really hopes to run future marathons in boston, chicago, new york, london, tokyo and berlin. >0 were just warm-ups. >> that's right. rain or shine, she's out there practicing. >> that takes real dedication. but it does help when the weather is cooler in the morning and not in the 90s. you don't have heat advisories or, you know, air quality issues. and that is what we'll see today. nice conditions, great for running right now. if you look, look at the temps, 40s, 50s. not bad, right? san jose 52. and temperature difference right no is not bad. and i want to bring up the wind speeds. you likely noticed that it was cloudy and also breezy. wind speeds are calm right now. if you are curious as to how windy we got yesterday, here were some of the top wind speeds just yesterday. higher peak, we got 41 miles per hour. everyone san jose, wind speeds were upwards of 25 plus. so it was definitely gusty at times. and the temperature change will be cool right no to start, but by the afternoon, we do have some warming because some pressure that is high building will warm us up into the 80s

thus twenty-year-old kiptum won second race of the main series. marathons on the planet, having previously run first in london. these are the main events up to this minute, and until the meeting at 19. out of sight, job vacancies of american democracy, the old new course of slovakia, what brussels thinks about social democracy, from paris with insectophobia, the invasion of uninvited guests on the eve of the french olympics, you look around the planet, we are on the air of the tv channel belarus one and belarus 24, in the daria tarasova studio. hello. what cannot be taken away from americans is the ability to transform the most boring, what is the light of domestic politics in an incredibly sparkling pop show. but you must admit that there could be nothing more depressing than the approval of government budgetary allocations. in any country on the planet, deputies raised their hands and immediately clicked their heels, scattering to go on vacation. not so in the usa, in the states themselves, a state building. is now shaking to its core, foreign interested parties are watching what is happening with bated bre

marathon only news. meanwhile , a multi-thousand pro-palestinian rally took place in london. rally, the police estimated that about a hundred thousand people gathered, the demonstrators marched from the marble arch to the government quarter and shouted anti-israeli slogans, law enforcement officers say that there were cases of disorder and incitement of enmity at the rally, but no one was arrested. earlier , palestinian demonstrations were held in various countries of the world in istanbul, demonstrators attacked the israeli embassy, ​​actions in the capital of lebanon. in beirut they fought with law enforcement officers, in the united states they stormed the congress, then 300 people were detained. instead, an action in support of israel took place in italy. in the center of rome, near the city synagogue, a table was set for 200 people. that's how many hostages hamas is currently holding, but instead of people, there are photos of hamas prisoners at the table. the portraits show men and women. people, children, each empty plate symbolizes the dinner at which families gather on shabbat, as well as famil