join me at the london stadium as i bring you the latest from the para—athletes it as britain tries todd to its tally of 20 medals. and it's been a good day for chris froome at the tour de france. he extends his lead to 27 seconds after stage 17. hello welcome to the programme. so just over an an hour to go before england and scotland's women face each other for the first time in a major tournament. they both start their campaign at the european championship and our correspondent, katie gornall, is in utrecht for us now. there are certain things you expect from the netherlands. and utrecht delivers. but while football is full of well trodden or assumptions, this tournament feels different. scotland are here for a start while england are here for a start while england are among the favourites. for the first time in years, england expects. we want to exploit and make the most of it because we haven't felt it before. we need a championship english football team, on what has been a great summer for oui’ on what has been a great summer for ourjunior teams. on what has been a great summer fo

so let's go live to the london stadium — kate grey is there for us — a great night for hannah yet againting better? it's been a great night for hannah but also for britain, seven medals in total, two gold and the highlight has to be hannah cockroft winning her third gold of these championships. her tenth world title today and she was on the outside lane so didn't realise how far ahead she was until she got into the home straight, but she was victorious in the end with a team—mate taking the bronze, and it clearly hadn't sunk in how much she had achieved because she had been under the weather this week but was clearly unaware of how right she had achieved when she came to the interview. i didn't come into confident i would do it. i didn't really think about what it would mean at the end and ijust went through it and hope for the best, so i think through it and hope for the best, so ithinki through it and hope for the best, so i think i need to go our and think about what i need to do. i am already thinking what i need to work on and make better and i think that is what makes a champion,

it's actually been fairly quiet day but the british team here at the london stadium.s later this evening, but i take an opportunity to get to know savvy kamlish a little better. she received her gold medal after winning last night. it was a fairly interesting character, i wanted i did a little more about what she gets up to an she's not at the track. so the kamlish, you are a creative and artistic soul as well asa creative and artistic soul as well as a championship. can you show us what you have here in front of you? stadium, orbit — what you think you can defraud hashtags? i might be able to do some of the stadium, but not sending of it, because as straight lines and i'm nota it, because as straight lines and i'm not a fan of those. straight lines running, not so much drawing? exactly. i've always just like to drawing. if i feeling stressed, a rare occurrence, i drawing. if i feeling stressed, a rare occurrence, i will be able to draw it away. i started studying illustration and animation at university, it has been for long, because i've had to keep up my training s

andy swiss is at the london stadium for us now, and andy, the golds keep on coming don't they?or britain this morning. probably not one they were expecting. olivia breen at the long jump, she any finished 12 at the paralympics in riyadh last year. she went back to the drawing board, change their training base, went to loughborough, with astonishing results. today jumping four loughborough, with astonishing results. todayjumping four metres 81 centimetres, personal best, enough for gold. tremendous performance from olivia breen. afterwards, not surprisingly, thrilled with the world title. i knew at was in me, i'm nota person to give up. ijust give 100%, andi person to give up. ijust give 100%, and i did. overthe mean, come person to give up. ijust give 100%, and i did. over the mean, come at the right time, at the right time, i don't know what to say. i don't know what to do, i'm so happy. in fits of emotion, but over the moon definitely. that was the story of monday. on sunday, jonnie peacock made all the headlines. we have been able to hear from made all the headlines. we have

andy swiss at the london stadium, thank you forjoining us.successful para canoe european championships in bulgaria. there was final day success over the 200 meter distance with silver medals for ian marsden and rob oliver and a bronze for nick beighton. british olympic champion liam heath has defended his k—1200 metre title, the gold medallist from the rio olympics will be hoping to add the world title to his collection in the czech republic next month. there's a dramatic finish at the scottish open in dundonald where a play—off is currently underway. world number 405, callum shinkwin, was on course for the biggest win of his career but on the 18th green, with a 1—shot lead over spain's rafa cabrera—bello, his final putt for victory came up short. it was his first drop shot of the round, reducing him to 13 under par. early in the day, cabrera—bello had carded a fantastic final round 64, including eight birdies. both will feature in next week's open at royal birkdale but one man missing out for the first time in 14 years is 2010 us open champi

i will be here at the london stadium looking ahead to this evening's action as kadeena cox goes for herhird medal of these championships. also coming up in the programme — we'll get the latest from england's cricketers as they prepare for the women's world cup final against india. and we'll also hear from the england and scotland women's football teams as they get ready for their second group games at the european championship. welcome along to the bbc sport centre, so many great stories today, news of a historic day at the open coming up, but we are going to start with cycling, because great britian‘s chris froome is going to win his fourth tour de france title. we had a cracking debate about what we we re we had a cracking debate about what we were going to lead with! it will be the third year in a row that he has hit the champs elysess in the yellowjersey and it comes after he safely negotiated the penultimate stage, a time trial in marseille and he has stretched his lead. let's speak to our correspondent richard conway, who's in paris. richard he hasn't won a stage over the past thr

kate is that the london stadium for us.t to denote's action, a fantastic moment for hannah cockroft last night, really a n for hannah cockroft last night, really an amazing performance for her. yes, welcome to a very windy london stadium. the dust has finally settled following hanna's amazing achievement last night, three golds at these championships, but more impressively town world titles to her name. she struggled with illness and sickness in the lead up to these championships, but she still a hugely dominating performance in bt ‘s 34 400 metres, no one could come close to her in that final 100 metres. i think catching up with her this morning she felt that actually she had done quite well yesterday and she can be proud of what she has achieved. and the realisation of what that achievement can be has finally settled in. the fact i am now going to reason is stadium again feels a little bit sad, and came out here today and i was like, i wish i could do the 400 and the map i feel a bit prettier, ifeel i could go bit quicker

cox has won a 14th gold medalfor great britain at the world para athletics championships at the london stadiumthe t38 400 metres. and in some style, too. kate grey has been watching the action. it has been an evening of heartbreak and triumph for great britain. only one gold, and that was for kadeena cox. this adds to her paralympic title. she led from the very beginning, and by the time she reached the home straight, the rest of the field were a long way back. she was six seconds ahead of silver medal. i caught up with after the race. i was confident for the 300 metres. i knewi race. i was confident for the 300 metres. i knew i did not have the strength of the last 100. i have not been nearby, where i get a lot of my strength. and i had not put in the work. that last 100 metres is going to be great in a matter how i run it. so i had to give myself a gap. i got the gold, silver, and bronze in the rio olympics, so i wanted the gold here, too. is that too much? but it was disappointing for paul blake. he ran in the event he is a champion in. he came in the final metres doing well, but the rest o

tally this evening at the world para—athletics championships in london — kate grey is at the london stadiumor two scots. yes, the first medal for great britain came from 17—year—old maria lyle, winning bronze in the t35100 metres. she's already won a bronze at these championships. it has not been an easy few weeks for her. she struggled with an injury and information in her shin, which has clearly had an impact. away off her personal best. despite her injury, she has been very positive. she did come limping to me for her interview, but she's still looking at her performance at these championships in a positive way. i'm pleased with myself that i've finished these championships. last week, i was preparing myself that i wasn't going to be able to run. i'm pleased, but hopefully next year it goes better for me. so not the ideal championships for maria lyle, but for sammi kinghorn, it's been perfect. she won bronze this evening in the t53 400 metres. it was an exciting race from the beginning. kinghorn had a brilliant start and was just kinghorn had a brilliant start and wasjust caught kinghorn

andy swiss is at the london stadium taking in another successful day for our para—athletes.ut about today. there was indeed, plenty to shout about for british fans, not least hannah cockroft as unbeatable as ever, one of the most dominant athletes in british sport with every title and every record at every distance. the 800 metres is not her favourite event that she was too strong for the opposition. she followed her team—mate kare adenegan for the first lap, overtook and then there was no stopping her as she surged away to win another emphatic victory to go with one metres title that she won at the weekend, so hannah cockroft in a class of her own and afterwards her dominant emotion was one of relief. to go out in front of a home crowd is amazing, the fight we get to do this again five years down the line brings back so five years down the line brings back so many five years down the line brings back so many memories, five years down the line brings back so many memories, thank you to the supporters who meant we can bring home more bronze medals to team gb andi home more br

their 18th and final gold at the london stadium came this morning for sammi kinghorn.r 200 metre title she won earlier in the week. i had no idea when i crossed the line. i heard the crowd scream and i was like, i've won a medal. i saw my name go up and i was like, really?! my start was good. i knew that was the biggest thing to work on from rio, so i'm glad it's all worked out. gb also won three silvers in the final morning session, in bt 47 long jump final morning session, in bt 47 long jump competition with a lifetime best, and second—place finishes for jordan houghton and mickey bushell. great britain and the championships third in the table. 39 medals in all. that's eight more than they won two years ago. their head coach says that the home support the team received in london was amazing. the guys came off the back of rio and were really focused on performing well in london and it's gone better than we anticipated. we had a few blips, but people have risen to the challenge and performed brilliantly. i'm really pleased with all the performances. scotland have been

has won a 14th gold medal for great britain at the world para athletics championships at the london stadium the t38 400 metres. kate grey has been watching the action. only one gold medal and that was for katrina cox. she led from the very beginning and by the time she reached that time strapped, the rest of the field were long way back. as she crossed the line, she was six seconds ahead of the silver medal. i caught up with her after the race.|j was confident that we contributors. i knew i did not have the strength for the last 100. i've not been on the bike, the bike is right out of my shrink from. like i like i said i have not put in the work. that last 100 metres is going to be horrible i'io 100 metres is going to be horrible no matter, so i needed a bit of a gap to give myself a buffer to come back. i got the bronze rio saab would like to get the medal here, is that asking too much? —— i got the bronze over in rio. but it was disappointment for paul blake, finishing fourth in the 400 metres. the event his paralympic champion in. he looked promising form as he came into the final 100 me

lets go live to our reporter kate grey at the london stadium.ghlights to look forward to tonight? yes, there are actually 11 british athletes in action here this evening, but all eyes are likely to be an hannah cockroft as she goes for her third gold medal. more impressively it is her tenth world title. quite an achievement for the 24—year—old who comfortably won the 100 metres and the 800 metres earlier on in the week and now she goes for the 400 metres. she has competition from alexa how to run america. but he does not quite reached the standard of hannah cockroft who is a hot favourite for the gold medal. georgi hermitage goesin the gold medal. georgi hermitage goes in the t 37 400 metres. she is the world record—holder and is here to defend her title. she was inspired by watching the london 2012 paralympic games, so how fitting it would be for her to win gold in front of a home crowd. also stephen miller goes in the f 32 clubs throw. he has been competing for great britain for over 20 years and was dominating that very event in the 90s. but

on the track 30 12 games at the london stadium.ace in london, will be his last track event before he moves on to vote racing. in his last ever track race, david weir to get comfortable with victory in the t54 get comfortable with victory in the t 54 800 metres. david weir won three of his 2012 paralympic golds at this very venue. and that is all the sport. and that is all the sport. now it's one of the most picturesque parts of britain visited by millions of tourists who already know its attractions. but today after a prolonged campaign, the lake district gained an endorsement from the united nations, as it was granted world heritage status. lindsay smith reports. it is acknowledged as being one of the most beautiful spots in the uk and now, the lake district has been officially described as a world heritage site. that puts it on a list with some of the most iconic landmarks in the world. to get something like that puts you on top the world, really. when you look around the world it is not everywhere that has that sort of name. and

it is the world athletics at the london stadium, the end ofan athletics at the london stadium, the endrophone, after nearly 40 yea rs, behind the microphone, after nearly 40 years, and there is a special programme about brendan foster on bbc one this afternoon, not to be missed. iam sure missed. i am sure he's looking forward to really bittersweet. some gardening in his retirement — or probably more running! this weekend will see commemorations to mark the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the battle of passchendaele, which came to symbolise the horror of the great war. three months of fighting killed or injured more than 450,000 men on both sides. when it was over, the allies had gained five miles of german territory. historian nick lloyd's book takes a new look at events by using previously unexamined german documents. nick, welcome to breakfast. nice to see you, it is interesting, isn't it? if you think of world war i. isn't it? if you think of world war i, these are the images that spring to mind, and it does painta picture of the huge death toll on both sides, but you have bee

his winning time, 10.75 seconds inside the london stadium.oday. i know i was in good form. when it comes to the final, at the end of the day, i don't care about time. it is the cherry on top. i ca re time. it is the cherry on top. i care about medals. that is what i can keep forever. and it's pretty much mission impossible for england after day three of the second test against south africa. the proteas declared on 3113 for nine at trent bridge, setting england a gargantuan a74 to win. south africa finally declared. hashim amla made 87. the tourists have two days for ten wickets. well, we are into the final week of the tour de france, and britain's chris froome has retained the yellow jersey after stage 15. sunday's190—kilometre mountain stage was won by trek sega—fredo's flying dutchman, bauke mollema. the italian, diego ulissi, was second. froome suffered a mechanical problem and lost 50 seconds, but recovered in the first climb, and ended the day 18 seconds clear of another italian, fabio aru. he was nowhere near the 189 kilometre stage. mo

in para—athletics have been in action tonight as the world championships get under way at the london stadiumres. our sports correspondent andy swiss reports on the action. five years on from the paralympics here, same stadium, different challenge. this will be the biggest world para—athletics ever — 250,000 tickets sold, more than the last seven championships combined, and high hopes for a home hero. we are supporting hannah cockroft. and it's going to be gold? yeah, hopefully. confident? well, who could blame them? hannah cockroft is the closest thing to a racing certainty, but in the 100 metres, how she had to work. at the top of the screen, her 16—year—old team—mate led the way. she's only just finished her gcses. hurricane hannah, though, eventually lived up to her nickname, storming through in a new world record. commentator: tremendous performance. up to the line... it confirmed cockroft‘s status as one of sport's most dominant athletes. she has every title at every distance. but this was special. immense, amazing. i think, going round the warm up laps, i was getting a bit emotional. t

richard whitehead won a fourth straight t42 200 metre world title at the london stadium.d third. there were also golds for stef reid, sammy kinghorn and hollie arnold in the long jump, 200 metres and javellin respectively. while sophie hahn triumphed over the same distance as whitehead. she won the t38 200 metres in a world record time and was not even competing in herfavourite event — which is the 100 metres! fellow brit, kadeena cox, came third. and that is all the sport for now. identifying inherited heart conditions can save lives, but many of us don't know that we're carrying the gene that causes a disease known as hcm. sir david frost had the condition — and while it didn't cause his death, he did pass it on to one of his sons, miles, who died at the age of 31. now, his family is trying to help other people to find out if they could be affected too. chris buckler reports. there's milesy. milesy, come here. in every child, you can find something of their parents, and often inherited alongside looks and characteristics are things that can't be seen. miles frost shared

the london stadium hosts the world athletics championships from the end of next week.e will captain the british team. doyle — seen here winning the 400 metres hurdles at the british team trials in birmingham earlier this month — won the vote amongst squad members, beating defending world champions mo farah and greg rutherford to the role. i think we will do well, you see the effect home support can have on us and you saw what happened in london 2012, we have a big team, we have tried to fill as many spots as we can and you can see some special moments out there. manchester city have now completed the signing of full back benjamin mendy from monaco. the france international has signed a five—year deal. after the signings of kyle walker and danilo, city have spent just under £130 million on fullbacks this summer. virgil van dijk could be on the move, he's the southampton captain but he's been left out of their preseason tour to the south of france. the dutch defender has been continually linked with a move away from the club. liverpool were known to be keen to sign him e

paralympic athletics will be in action later as the world championships gets under way at the london stadiumon runner turned sprint star richard whitehead. kate grey has been to meet him. gold for whitehead, breaks his own world record. it was one of the iconic moments from the london 2012 paralympic games. i will always remember that buzz of when i came off the bend in 2012. it was like a jet engine pulled me through to the finish line, hence the reason why i did the old gun salute, which i am now remembered for. so what does it feel like to be back in london? does it bring back all those memories from 2012? yeah, it's a time when you kind of think it was a great part of my career. and i was lucky enough to be successful. to be honest, when you get back here, you kind of go, "was that me?" unbeaten in the 200 metres since then, he returns to the stadium for this summer's world championships, which could be his final race in a great britain vest. it's going to be emotional if it's my last ever race. when i talk to friends and family, they say, "just keep going." but i would like to finish wh

more medals at the power athletics championships in the power athletics championships in the london stadium gb have now won 39 medals, a more than the one in doha. well. gb have now won 39 medals, a more than the one in dohalj well. gb have now won 39 medals, a more than the one in doha. i heard the crowd screaming so i thought i had won a medal. then some name and i was like, really? it was amazing. my i was like, really? it was amazing. my start was really good. i knew that was what had to work on and am glad it worked out. the final stage of the tour de france is underway. the riders will hurt the chandra lisi. chris froom's yellowjersey is safe. simon yates is set to wind the white jersey. his term safe. simon yates is set to wind the whitejersey. his term brother won it last year. chris froom extended his lead to 58 seconds. the race is expected to finish in the next couple of hours. after the conclusion of the diving, the swinging programme is under way the world aquatics championships in budapest. adam peaty qualified nearly a second clear of his rivals in the breaststroke semifinals

but it was here at the london stadium where she shot to fame, becoming double paralympic champion in early age and thanks to her success, it has become a hub for aspiring wheelchair racers. every time i speak to somebody, they are like, i watched hannah and i just want to try it. i was totally inspired by what she achieved. would not be inspired, really. just a huge influence. i got influenced into the sport and watching hannah. every single race she does, she goes quicker. so itjust proves that she is not at her potential yet. it would be great to see what happens when she does actually pushed to the fast as she can and is really where she can be. such an influential and unprecedented career, i just she can be. such an influential and unprecedented career, ijust 24 yea rs unprecedented career, ijust 24 years old, hurrican hannah shows no signs of stopping. the state rooms of buckingham palace are set to open to the public this weekend. this year, there's a special exhibition dedicated to diana, princess of wales — which includes rarely—seen personal belongings to commemorate the 20t

the british contenders for medals kept their preparations going at the anniversary games at the london stadiumack that he won two olympic gold medals back in 2012, sir mo farah was at it again, winning the 3000m. the world championships will be farah‘s last track event before he moves onto road racing. that's all sport for now. we have been getting a couple of news stories coming in in the last few minutes. the first is news from the general synod of the church of england that is meeting at the moment. they have voted in favour of the motion recognising the need for transgender people to be welcomed to their parish churches. the motion calls for special services designed for transgender people to mark their transition. that is from the church of england synod, which has been meeting today. we also have the latest on that vote from unesco about the lake district becoming a world heritage site. the late district has been designated a world heritage site, the 31st that i remember rightly in the uk to get that designation. it provides all sorts of international protections and puts the onus on the

breen set a new personal best of 4.8im in the fourth round at the london stadium to take the women'si didn't wa nt to i knew i had it in may. i didn't want to give up, i'm not a person to give up. i knew i have to give 100% andi give up. i knew i have to give 100% and i did so i'm actually over the moon. for at all to come together at the right time, i don't know what to say, i don't know whether to cry, i don't know what to feel, i'm just so happy, it's so nice. it's mixed emotion but i'm over the moon, definitely. england goalkeeperjoe hart is set for a medical with west ham today, ahead of a season—long loan move. he's been told he can find another club by his manchester city manager, pep guardiola. it's expected the deal will include an option for west ham to buy the 30—year—old, with city part—funding his e’liiafz 55:4 15:15 a; [55:5: ”"ttt wt w tt w” {4,55 fifi/525.1 22:11:23 eizlfiffgf' 32.5523. 1's}: l£2<< i<él< ‘ekk expected at royal birkdale. and one man who wasn't expecting to be there is england's callum shinkwin. the world number 405 earned his place finishing second at t

approaching a quarter of a million tickets have been sold for ten days of events at the london stadiumthe pace of life might look slow and idyllic but on the track it is a different matter. top—class competition is guaranteed, so ideal preparation for the world championships. malu van rhine won her first championships. malu van rhine won herfirst paralympic championships. malu van rhine won her first paralympic gold medal at the 2012 games and can't wait to return to london. 80,000 people cheering for you, being on the highest stage ever in a country where people just love the sport and performing there and winning my first ever gold paralympic medal, it is indescribable. that was amazing. the dutch star isn't afraid to make changes in her quest for sprinting perfection. she recently started watching with richard whitehead. his partnership is seen him break world records at the age of a0. partnership is seen him break world records at the age of ao.” partnership is seen him break world records at the age of 40. i saw that richard improved so much over the yea rs richard improved so muc

the london stadium hopes the world athletics championships next week.es at the british team trials in birmingham earlier this month — won a ballot of the great britain squad, beating defending world champions mo farah and greg rutherford to the role. great britain and northern ireland will feel a 78—strong team at next month's championships. i think we will do well, you see the effect home support can have on us and do so what happened in london 2012, we have a big team, we have tried to fill as many spots as we can't and you can see some special moments out there. that's all sport for now. let's return to those changes to the energy market. the government is setting out changes to the energy market which it says could save consumers as much as £a0 billion a year. the rules will be changed to make it easier for someone with solar panels to store electricity in batteries, and sell it to the national grid. with me now is chris hewett, policy manager at the solar trade association. this is interesting because we have seen a this is interesting because we h

richard whitehead won a fourth straight t42 200 metre world title at the london stadium.nished third. there were also golds for stef reid, sammy kinghorn and hollie arnold in the long jump, 200 metres and javelin respectively. while sophie hahn triumphed over the same distance as whitehead. she won the t38 200 metres in a world record time and was not even competing in herfavourite event, which is the 100 metres. fellow brit, kadeena cox, came third. england's cricketers have a battle on their hands if they're to save the second test against south africa. the tourists were bowled out for 335 but england crumbled in their reply. all out for 205, south africa starting this morning with a lead of 205 runs at trent bridge. you;re have days like this i am afraid and especially with a young side you will have days like this. you just want to get them to a minimum. these days are frustrating but, like so, what is done is done. we need to come back tomorrow, sort ourselves out and try to get back into the game if we can. meanwhile at the women's world cup, england finished top of

that is right, welcome to a very wet london stadium. in the highjump medal of the championships, winning silver in the high jump with jonathon broom—edwards, he had to wait until day nine of the championships, he could not wait to get out in front of the london proud to put his performance out there. he couldn't in london 2012 but he could not quite be the paralympic and world champion from poland, but he thoroughly enjoyed being in front of the london crowd and got the best pa rt the london crowd and got the best part of the weather. a good start for great britain, but a lot more to come! i was going to ask, the evening session is nearly upon us, who should we be looking out for? there are ten brits in action this evening, very busy but everyone will be looking out for kadeena cox, going for her third medal of the championships. she won the t 38 400 metres last night in impressive style, beating the rest of the field by more than five seconds, quite an achievement for someone who's only been training for three months in the lead up to

the london stadium will host the world athletics championships from the end of next week. she won her race at the 400 hurdles. she won her race at the trials earlier this month. she was given the captaincy after a vote from fellow squad members. i think we will do really well. you see the effect that home support can have on us. we have got a really big team and we tried to fill as many sponsors we can. there are some special moments out there. manchester city have now completed the signing of full back benjamin mendy from monaco. the france international has signed a five—year deal. after the signings of kyle walker and danilo, city have spentjust under 130 million pounds on fullbacks this summer. virgil van dijk could be on the move, he's the southampton captain but he's been left out of their preseason tour to the south of france. the dutch defender has been continually linked with a move away from the club. liverpool were known to be keen to sign him earlier in the summer — but haven't yet made an official approach to buy him. that is all this board for now, more in th

it is day two of the world para athletic championships in london. 0ur reporter is at the london stadium this moment. she nowjoins us. your gold medal is around your neck. a massive congratulations. can you put it into words what it means to get that gold? i don't think i can. words what it means to get that gold? i don't thinkl can. it is so satisfying. when you have worked so ha rd satisfying. when you have worked so hard for something and you don't stop believing and you have people around you who believe in you and they keep trying. it feels really good. the smile on your face sums it up. to be back in that stadium with the british crowd behind you, i bet it was amazing in there?” the british crowd behind you, i bet it was amazing in there? i was really nervous this morning. the moment i stopped being nervous was when i walked into the stadium. i felt like i was home. i was in there andl felt like i was home. i was in there and i was doing my warm up run through is and they were cheering wildly. i said, guys, through is and they were cheering wildly. isaid, guys, i through is and the

won great britain's 21st medal in the women's t35100 metres at the world para—athletics at the london stadium france is now up to 27 seconds after today's stage 17, which was won by slovenia's primoz roglic. german sprinter marcel kittel, who was leading the greenjersey competition, was involved in a crash early on and had to abandon the race with a shoulder injury. it was a brilliant effort by roglic, who started the day 37th and is no threat to the leaders. he broke away to win the stage by over a minute. it came down to a sprint for second between froome and his rivals for second place — froome now leads colombia's rigoberto uran and frenchman romain bardet by 27 seconds. fabio aroo of italy is down to fourth overall. the 1a6th 0pen golf championship gets under way at royal birkdale tomorrow morning — and one man who has flown under the radar in the build—up is former world number one jason day. the australian has dropped to number six in the rankings after a slump in form — perhaps understandable after his mum was diagnosed with lung cancer at the end of last year. day admitted that golf

championships round the corner, so we are about to see top—level athletics on the track again at that london stadiumhletics? i hope it's not a one—off. we have some talented youngsters coming through but it will be hard to top that super saturday. it will be mo farrah‘s last championship on the track, usain bolt is retiring afterwards. they will be special, but if they can top that super saturday, who knows? we have got some fantastic athletes to look out for. laura muir, coming through really well. she's doing the 1500 and the five k at the world champs. that is an athlete who has not really had the opportunity to step up really had the opportunity to step up on the wild level at championships. this is her chance. to really become the next greg rutherford. many people may not have heard of her, but if she gets a medal in london, all of a sudden evenif medal in london, all of a sudden even if she wins, she will really put herself on the map. she is a fantastic athlete to look out for. gina asher smith, a carrier at 2012, one of the young girls behind the block. now she is one of the best sprinters i

we have the anniversary games, building up to the world championships at the london olympic stadium earlyf his home fans for the last time. yesterday he came back to london from his training camp in the south of france and we joined him at a school in battersea. the luckiest pe lesson in london with mo farah dropping in on his return to his home city for some warm up tips... hello. and five laps of the playground. take us back to your playground days, can you remember? yes, i couldn't wait the lunchtime to be over, to get a little break and then lunchtime and just run around outside, trying to play football. they still playing football, just kicking a ball. he is back for the anniversary games tomorrow and to the world championships at the london olympic stadium last month when he won his first olympic double. one last lap before he says goodbye to his home fa ns before he says goodbye to his home fans as his track racing career comes to an end, he helps with more gold. it has been an amazing journey has been incredible for me. there is no way to describe it. ijust have to go out, take th

he is back for the anniversary games tomorrow and in the world championships at london's 0lympic stadiumn amazing journey, it has been incredible there is no word to really describe it. ijust have to go out there, take that moment, enjoy it, do what i can. mo farah! for great britain! it's gold! to be able to step in that stadium one more time, and that's it. tea rs ? who knows. back in the playground, for once, mo is left behind as those he inspired were determined to put him to show. very exciting. it is like the best day of my life. i think that was great and i think he is my biggest celebrity. he told me that if you go on and be resilient, never give up, it would be easy to do everything you want. beyond the summer, mo plans to focus on longer road races like marathon, which will mean fewer actual races per season, and more time at home forfamily things. kick the ball with my son, going swimming, just being a big kid and enjoying family life. i miss my kids, i see them growing up and pictures and stuff like that, and you want to be there. it is not all child play since returning home

hiyaye, who made his debut at the rio 0lympics, was training at newham leisure centre near the london stadiuma it is a terrible tragedy which is affecting all of us and like we mentioned, the team want to go out and perform to the best of the abilities for their lost team—mate andi abilities for their lost team—mate and i think that is a real strong message to send it to the public, that the team will perform to the best of their abilities to secure the legacy for their fellow athlete and that is a very strong message. that's all sport for now. just a quick update from wimbledon, andy murray 3—0 down in the fifth and final set against sam querrey. i'll have more in the next hour. more now on one of our top stories today, the aftermath of the fire at grenfell tower in which 80 people are believed to have died. inquests have resumed today into the deaths of 79 of those victims. 0ur correspondent dan johnson is at westminster coroners court. what more detail have we got? in the last half an hour, the coroner here has been going through details of the latest ten victims to be identified as having

hiyaye, who made his debut at the rio olympics, was training at newham leisure centre near the london stadiumt's all the sport for now. you can find out more on those stories on the bbc sport website. more than an hour's time. let's get more now on the that meeting between donald trumpjunior and the russian lawyer during the us election campaign. with me is arkady ostrovsky, russia editor at the economist and author of the book invention of russia: the rise of putin and the age of fake news. so, are we looking at another example of fake news outlets this meeting something that raises more than eyebrows and something the kremlin would have been aware of before it happened? kremlin would have been aware of before it happened ?|j kremlin would have been aware of before it happened? i don't think it is fake news, it is real and that is very damaging to donald trump and his family. the way that the white house operates at the moment... why is it damaging to him? when donald trump says somebody rings un says i have information about your political rival you will see what have they got to say? what

the london stadium will host the world athletics championships from the end of next week, eddie doyle400 metres relay. she won her race at the team trials earlier this month. she was given the captaincy after a vote from her fellow squad members, she beat greg rutherford and mo farah to the role. you see the perfect home support can have on us. you saw what happened in london 2012. we've got a really big team, tried to fill as many spots as we can. we can see some real special moments out there. manchester city have completed the signing of benjamin mendy for a world—record £52 million for a defender. the france international has signed a five—year deal. after the signings of kyle walker and danilo, city have spent almost £130 million on fullbacks alone this summer. virgil van dijk could be on the move. peter southampton captain but he's been left out of their pre—season tour to the south of france. the dutch defender has been continually linked with a move away from the club. the saints manager says he's not 100% mentally right. psychologically. liverpool are known to be keen to sign

success for british athletes on the fourth day of the world para—athletics championships at london's olympic stadiumble—amputee sprinter richard whitehead and the wheelchair racer hannah cockcroft. 0ur correspondent andy swiss reports. she is the definition of dominance. hannah cockroft has every title, every record at every distance. and while the 800 metres was not quite a victory procession, once she had surged past her team—mate, the outcome was gloriously predictable. an unbeatable run continues. a second gold here for cockcroft, remarkably still yet to lose a race in a major championship. her team mate took bronze. it was nice going out in front of a home crowd to help each other and get across the line as quickly as we could. really glad the race is out of the way. but it was also a night for a new kid on the blocks. sophie kamlish finished an agonising fourth at last year's paralympics. after breaking the world record in the heat this morning the 20—year—old rose to the occasion and grabbed the gold medal. she always i’u ns grabbed the gold medal. she always runs with a flower in her hair. t

she was due finish a four—date run at london's wembley stadium this weekend.vastated" but took the decision following medical advice. an oil tanker and a cargo ship have collided in the english channel. it happened 15 miles from dover at around two o clock this morning, the coastguard said. the i83m (600ft) tanker seafrontier, which is loaded with gasoline, has a hole above the waterline and damage to the superstructure, the rnli said. the 225m (740ft) huayang endeavour was also damaged. none of the crew on board either ship was injured, and the rnli says there's no pollution leak. let's get more on the anti—austerity rally. protesters have been marching through london and they are arriving in parliament square. our correspondent is there. what is the scene? this is not an uncommon sight in central london. there have been a number of these sorts of marches and rallies over the past few years, two since the general election but perhaps because of the events over the past few weeks, there are thousands and thousands of people here and it may turn out to be one o

she was due finish a four—date run at london's wembley stadium this weekend." but took the decision following medical advice. an oil tanker and a cargo ship have collided in the english channel.m happened around two o'clock this morning, according to the coastguard. the tanker, which was loaded with gasoline, has a hole above the water line and damage to the superstructure, the rnli said. the other vessel was also damaged but none of the crew on either ship was injured and there is no pollution link. prince william and prince harry are to that princes william and harry are to attend a private service to re—dedicate their mother's grave, on what would have been princess diana's 56th birthday. she is buried at herfamily home, althorp house, in northamptonshire. our royal correspondent, peter hunt reports. september, 1997, and the last public moments of a funeral that transfixed a nation and indeed a world. this was diana princess of wales being brought home to althorp house, near northampton, where she'd lived as a teenager and where her ancestors had lived for

it was a good day for britain at the world para athletic championships at the london stadium. she can complete the treble with victory in the 400 metres on friday. to go out in front of everyone was amazing. to do this again five years down the line, it brings so many memories. they have kept me and kare where we are. we can bring home more medals to team gb. sophie kamlish set a world record time in the t44 category in the heats last night. she also did that at the paralympics in rio last year but missed out on a medal in the final. last night though she went on to secure gold. unkind are still not really believing it. it's obviously the only other international medal i got was a bronze in the 200. ——i am still not really believing it. i'm really amazed. earlier yesterday 0livia breen claimed her first individual major title. she only managed to finish 12th in the t38 long jump at the paralympics last year, but made up for that with a gold and a personal bestjump. richard whitehead, who won the t42 200 metres gold on saturday, took bronze in the 100 metres last night. . after

peacock‘s winning time was 10.75 seconds inside the london stadium, it was actually slower than his heat—winningas in good form, but at the end of the day, when it comes to the end of the day, when it comes to the final, i don't care about times. it isa the final, i don't care about times. it is a great cherry on top of the icing, but metals are what i can keep forever and what i can look back on. —— medals. and there's been more british success this weekend. lewis hamilton won the british grand prix for a record—equalling fifth time. the historic victory moves him to within a point of sebastien vettel at the half way stage of the formula one season. that, after the championship leader suffered a dramatic late puncture. crowd—surfing. i love it. crowd-surfing. i love it. it feels amazing to be out here. i am so proud to see all of these flags. the support has been immense. i am proud i could do this for you. thank you for the support and pushing us. the team was faultless. it was an exceptionaljob. the team was faultless. it was an exceptional job. the perfect team was faultless. it was an excep

she was due to perform at london's wembley stadium on saturday and sunday, but damaged her vocal chordseek adele told fans this tour could also be her last. the all—importa nt weather the all—important weather now. it has not been all plain sailing. we have this weather front with gusty winds in circulation. the weather front reaping its way across scotla nd weather front reaping its way across scotland and northern ireland. later on in the day it has produced rainfall western england and wales. all the while gale force winds in northern scotland up into the northern isles. into the wee small hours of sunday, what is left of that weather front will produce the odd bits and pieces of rain in the south. if you need rain for your garden, that will not be the issue at that will solve that issue. as we start the day could be fairly dank across the far south—east. not a cold start the day. as we get into the heart of the day, so we will push the cloud and rain away. the winds will slowly ease across the northern isles. more cloud in northern isles. more cloud in northern ireland, the chance o

stadium where the cleveland browns play may be a fire hazard. the ap reports that the same types of panels linked to a deadly high rise fire in london were linked stadium. but the chief says they shouldn't worry about it. the way they were installed is far different than those in london. >>> elon musk is out with his latest high-tech project and it may be a high speed line from new york to washington, d.c. he claims he has verbal approval from the government for a hyperlink system. the trip would take 29 minutes. they didn't say which government agency has given him it that green light verbally. >> sign me up. that's my old stomping grounds, you lived in d.c. too. >> i don't know that i want to go through the test flight. you >>> coming up in "the skinny," celine deion, and french fries. how she's making a name for herself as a style icon. >>> and the music industry mourning the loss of chester bennington. but first, here's a look at today's forecast. ♪ ♪ in the end, it doesn't even matter ♪ ♪ >>> "world news now" weather, brought to you by vista print. ♪ not all fish oil supplements provide the same omega-3 power. megared advanced triple