lynsey sharp goes in that.s close as she can, get in the slipstream of the great caster semenya, the south african whose stellar career has been dogged by debate about eligibility. she has got increased levels of testosterone. the iaaf went to the court of arbitration for sport two yea rs court of arbitration for sport two years ago to propose a rule change that those women with the condition should take therapy to lower their testosterone levels. they threw that out. all sorts of issues. lynsey sharp was castigated after the rio final last year, when she said it was just not fair having to race against women with those raised levels of testosterone. expect this to bea levels of testosterone. expect this to be a highly charged affair, the 800 metres women's final. a lot of interest in that. caster semenya going for her third world title. laura muir, another scot running this evening. she was denied a bronze medal. that was in the 1500 metres. she is doubling up in the 5000. shejust got metres. she is doubling u

lynsey sharp knows she has her work cut out.last year. and also in the semifinal. lynsey sharp was disqualified but reinstated. but caster semenya, who has a condition which many athletes feel is unfair because she has naturally higher levels of testosterone, the court of arbitration of sport saying that they are not going to allow a rule to be brought in to say she has to have hormone therapy. she can compete as she does. a world champion twice and double 0lympic champion. the world record could go in the 800 metres tonight if caster semenya put her mind to it. we will see how lynsey sharp can somehow get in her slipstream in the 800 metres. let's see how laura muir and ellis mccolgan are getting on in the 5000 metres final. we will give you live pictures. —— eilish mccolgan. muir was just pictures. —— eilish mccolgan. muir wasjust pipped to pictures. —— eilish mccolgan. muir was just pipped to bronze pictures. —— eilish mccolgan. muir wasjust pipped to bronze in pictures. —— eilish mccolgan. muir was just pipped to bronze in t

lynsey sharp was in tears as she came past us in the interview area.eal was successful, so all. but that appeal was successful, so she is through to the final. the other brits didn't make it. the 1500 metres has chris 0'hare, also based in the states. he finished fairly co mforta ble in the states. he finished fairly comfortable in. i feel in the states. he finished fairly comfortable in. ifeel he is down in the states. he finished fairly comfortable in. i feel he is down a little bit too much. he was fourth in his heat and he went through. the fellow scot didn't make it out of his heat. rory mcilroy‘s hopes of a third uspga title are gone after a difficult day at quail hollow. he's ten shots off the pace, while america's kevin kisner continues to head the field. mcilroy had a topsy turvy day, with three birdies and four bogeys to finish two over par. he should make the cut. 0ut front, kisnerfollowed up yesterday's round of 67 with another including this eagle on the seventh. he leads by four shots. this is not the quail hollow that we've got to know o

would have gone out but lynsey sharp would have qualified for the final, she finished fourth bute finish line, i really rapid semifinal, the double olympic champion was leading them home, but lynsey sharp was scrambling for a place and she just pulled back on the american, both of them place and she just pulled back on the american, both of them would have gone through with that time but they spotted that shark pads tried to pull her back —— that sharp had tried to pull her back. we do not know if they will be looking at the evidence to appeal. as far as i am concerned i cannot remember anything any different to any other race i have been in. cannot remember doing anything, there have been races to the season where i have been affected worse than i affected anyone in that race. and the way the times have gone you would have made it as times have gone you would have made itasa times have gone you would have made it as a fastest loser, do you think you can go and protest?|j it as a fastest loser, do you think you can go and protest? i will have to go back and look at it with britis

this was the heat that lynsey sharp was briefly disqualified from and then reinstated. fourth, but that was good enough to get to the final. the controversy here is that last yearin the controversy here is that last year in the olympic final, lynsey sharp came sixth and said it simply is not fair, really. there are two races going on. that is because caster semenya has this condition of hyper androgyny is, unusually high levels of testosterone. the iaaf try to make a rule that those with the condition would have to go through some sort of hormone treatment to bring those testosterone levels down, but the court of arbitration for sport said, no, there is no proof that raised testosterone levels makes you go any quicker if you are a female athlete. the iaaf feel that they have proved now and they will go back to the court to try to get caster semenya and others to have some kind of hormone treatment. all sorts of ethical issues involved in this, and many feel that semenya has had a rough time. it will be interesting. we have the 5000 metres final, and laura muirand a have

highjump final, the discus final and the women, the 800 metres final, the 5000 metres final and lynsey sharpslipstream. i think the best chances for great britain this evening again are going to be in the relays. the men and the women both in the final track events here at the london stadium, the four by 100 metres relays. probably the best chance for the men, because there is no jamaica, now botswana and no bahamas either. they will go toe to toe with the team from the usa yet again. we are about to get koppite is an underway in the next ten minutes. we will have updates furred you throughout the rest of the evening. we leave you with one of the defining images of the day. that is sirmo farah. defining images of the day. that is sir mo farah. this is what he was doing at half past six this morning. he didn't finish this track career on top of the world, just on top of the london eye. sir mo farah, ten gold medals. over and out for him. and it is over and out from cross at the london stadium. nice and warm here. here is the rest of the weather. hello there. there is rain in the outlook but i

perhaps the best medal chance is lynsey sharp. in her heat she's a former european gold medallist over this distance. 0ne round at a time, the semis were tough. as for your own confidence, where compared to last year, an 0lympic finalist? where compared to last year, an olympic finalist? this season has been funny. up and down. but i have persevered and got back to almost at my best. i'm in the best shape i've ever been in. the women's long jump final takes place tonight and there is british interest in it. lorraine ugen made it through with a leap of 6.63 metres in a rain soaked qualifying session on wednesday. that was good enough for third place. tiana ba rtoletta, the american olympic and world champion and daryl klishina are the two to watch. klishina competing as a neutral. but lorraine ugen mightjust sneak infora but lorraine ugen mightjust sneak in for a medal. there could be a medal too for nick miller in the men's hammer. he failed to make the final in rio but he made it through qualifying here on wednesday night with a

lynsey sharp, shelayna orkney—clarke, adele tracey.nal. she came through in second. the men's1500 metres first round. three scots racing for great britain. jake wightman went through fourth quickest. he won the diamond league race in oslo this season. chris o'hare also though. josh kerr did not. we have told you about three of the four gold medals tonight, the women's hurdles and the 200 metres in the men's and the men's triple jump. was christian taylor going to get a world record? you promised us it. 17.68, a long way short of jonathan edwards mark set many years ago. christian taylorjust coming up to us soon as well. we will send that interview down later. another gold medal, his fourth world title. encouraging for british hopes going forwards. tomorrow, we are looking forwards. tomorrow, we are looking forward to the 200 metres women's final. from all of us for now, that's it. four—time major champion rory mcilroy is two shots off yeses five shots off the lead, approaching the end of his first round at the us pga championship. the

lynsey sharp was in tears which came past us in the interview area and she couldn't speak at all.rlie tracy and shelayna oskan clarke didn't qualify. there will be one british man in the final of the 1500m on sunday. that is chris o'hare. he is also based in america. he needed to finish in the top five, and did that fairly co mforta bly. i felt that it is damaged a bit too much but he was fourth in his heat and he went through. fellow scot jake wightman didn't make it out of his heat. here is chris o'hare. victim care unit you kind of expect british athletes to make these are the best quys athletes to make these are the best guysin athletes to make these are the best guys in the world so it is nice. there have been rumblings that there hasn't been a medal since the opening night and mo farah but it is toff out there and from a straw poll i think people are pretty understanding that this is the best of the best out there. yes, if you are moaning that we're not winning enough medals they get over yourself! i was told, wasn't i? get out there and do—it—yourself. i will leave chris o'

the south african, a double world champion, a double olympic champion, lynsey sharp going for britainhe south african has a condition called hyper and buddhism and the governing body want the likes of that athlete and others to undergo hormone therapy, saying it is unfair to have increased levels of testosterone. the court of arbitration for sport through that out two years ago, saying, there are all sorts of ethical issues here and there is no proof that it does make women run faster and perform better and the eye aaf save it have more proof that it will not stop semenya from racing and she is the strong favourite, could even see a first world record. she just favourite, could even see a first world record. shejust pipped laura muirtoa world record. shejust pipped laura muir to a bronze medal. laura muir going in the 5000 metres and we will see hershey bears. shejust came through her semi final. alijaz mccolgan will be there as well. it will be at half ask to get anywhere near the podium. she will need to get past some very good athletes from kenny and ethiopia. robbie grabarz in the

lynsey sharp, adelle tracy and shelayna oskan clarke all through.ve taken their toll on her. eilish mccolgan looked impressive as she also made it through, running a personal best time. katarina johnson—thompson has gone some way to making up for her disappointing performance in the heptathlon, she made the final of the individual high jump. where she will be joined by morgan lake who also cleared the qualifying height. ahead of the men's triple jump final there had been talk that the american christian taylor could break jonathan edwards's 22—year—old world record. he didn't — but still won gold with a jump of 17.68 metres. one other story for you away from the athletics. the premier league returns tonight with arsenal playing host to leicester city. arsenal haven't won their opening game since 2014 and manager arsene wenger knows they need to change that. the squad looks good. we need to transform the quality of the preparation in the points. that is a pragmatic view, of course. what matters is the next game and winning it and starting in a strong

britain's lynsey sharp finished fourth in her race but was then disqualified as she was believed to haveon and she was later reinstated. she will be the only briton in sunday's race after adelle tracey and shelayna oskan—clarke failed to make it through. it was more straightforward for britain's chris o'hare in the semi finals of the men's 1500 metres. he comfortably qualified for sunday's final, he finished fourth. jake wightman missed out. one other moment to mention from last night's action: spare a thought for beatrice chepkoech... have a look at this — the kenyan was the pre—race favourite but amazingly managed to go the wrong way and miss the waterjump. she saw all her competitors go the right way so had to go back and do it again, but moments later she was in trouble again, getting in the way of several athletes, bringing a couple down. to her credit she still managed to finish fourth. let's catch up on some of the day's other sport, then. and just a few miles from here there were goals galore as the new premier league season announced itself in style. arsenal beat leicester 11—3

britain's lynsey sharp finished fourth in her race but was then disqualified as she was believed to have race after adelle tracey and shelayna oskan—clarke failed to make it through. it was more straightforward for britain's chris o'hare in the semi finals of the men's 1500 metres. he comfortably qualified for sunday's final, he finished fourth. jake wightman missed out. one other moment to mention from last night's action: spare a thought for beatrice chepkoech. have a look at this — the kenyan was the pre—race favourite but amazingly managed to go the wrong way and miss the waterjump. she saw all her competitors go the right way so had to go back and do it again, but moments later she was in trouble again, getting in the way of several athletes, bringing a couple down. to her credit, she still managed to finish fourth. now you are up—to—date with the athletics. let's catch up on some of the day's other sport, then. and just a few miles from here there were goals galore as the new premier league season announced itself in style. arsenal beat leicester 4—3 at the emirates stadium on a dr

britain's lynsey sharp finished fourth in her race, but was then disqualified, as she was believed to the only briton in sunday's race, after adelle tracey and shelayna 0skan—clarke failed to make it through. it was more straightforward for britain's chris 0'hare in the semi—finals of the men's1,500m. he comfortably qualified for sunday's final. he finished fourth. jake wightman missed out. let's catch up on some of the day's other sport then, and just a few miles from here, there were goals galore, as the new premier league season announced itself in style. arsenal beat leicester 11—3 at the emirates stadium, on a dramatic opening night. after going a goal down early on, leicester came back to twice take the lead, with jamie vardy scoring twice. but arsenal drew level, before 0livier giroud headed the winner with just five minutes left. arsene wenger‘s side started the new season having won just one of their previous five opening—day matches. i felt that they have shown fantastic spirit. never gave up, and came back and won the game. i must congratulate the players. defensively, we c

dramatic road to the women's 800m finalfor been a dramatic road to the women's 800m final for lynsey sharparting lineup. the final day's action sta rts lineup. the final day's action starts on bbc two between 1pm and 4:30 p.m., picking up again between 6:30pm and 8pm and you can see the closing hours of the championships from 8pm on bbc one. hogging the middle lane and tailgating — just two bad habits seen all too often on british motorways. but from next year, to stop this from happening in the future and to improve safety, learner drivers will be able to have lessons on the motorway. they will have to have an approved instructor in the car with them, and the vehicle must be dual—controlled. but is it a good idea? joining us now are blake toone, who is a driving instructor, and sean curley, who is a newly qualified driver. good morning to both of you. thank you very much for coming in. i guess this has been in the offing for a while. what do you think? good idea or not? i have been for it since they mentioned it. i think it is a great move by the government. they will fill the skills gap

she has a condition and lynsey sharp who is also going to be going in that final, she was castigatedn that final, in which she finished outside the medals, she said it was simply not fair that they are having to race against women with these advanced levels of naturally produce testosterone levels. all sorts of ethical debates, very delicate issue, many people have said that caster semenya has been treated incredibly unfairly down the years. the iaaf want to bring in this rule but the court of arbitration for sport said that you cannot. the iaaf are going back next month to say we have got some proof that increased testosterone levels mean that they do have three times more likely chance of performing better than other women. we have got laura muir going in the 5000 metres, it was caster semenya who just pipped terror to a bronze medal in the 1500 metres. the daughter of liz mccolgan is also going on that final, but thatis is also going on that final, but that is going to be so tough, you cannot look beyond the ethiopians and kenyans to hoover up all the medals there. there is an out

on the track lynsey sharp one of three british women in the semifinals of the 800 metres, the sun isretary michael gove. cameras will have to be in all areas where live animals are present, with unrestricted access to footage for official vets to watch and analyse. the aim is to reassure consumers that high welfare standards are being effectively enforced. according to a study at sheffield hallam university, while some of england's 260 slaughterhouses chose to install cctv, ‘the cameras were by—and—large used to prevent meat theft rather than to protect animals, and the footage was monitored internally‘. let's talk now to kate fowler, who led an undercover camera investigation into slaughterhouses for animal aid. craig kirby is from the association of independent meat suppliers, that represents slaughterhouses and has also worked as a vet in slaughterhouses for 20 years in the past. thank you both forjoining us, tell us first of all about your investigations thank you, it started in 2009 when we put our first fly in the wall camera inside a uk slaughterhouse and we did not have any e

britain's lynsey sharp will be hoping to better sixth—place finish in rio.ng slots in the semifinals to make it through to the final. it is the fourth consecutive globalfinal. dina asher—smith breezed through her heat to qualify despite having struggled for much of the season, after breaking her foot backin the season, after breaking her foot back in february. also through as the fastest qualifier is bianca williams. nethaneel mitchell—bla ke is representing britain in the 200 metres final. he will be up against botswa na's metres final. he will be up against botswana's isaac mcquire and south africa's wade vanni kirk. —— issac makwala. al gore served in bill clinton's white house for eight years before becoming an oscar—winning documentary maker with his film about climate change, an inconvenient truth. it was described as a global warming wake—up call and won him a nobel peace prize. now, he's releasing a sequel, at a time when president trump has reset america's commitments to climate change. we'll speak to mr gore in a moment, but first here's a clip. so

great britain's lynsey sharp finished at the back of the field.ccolgan was 10th. iam i am really happy. it was a tough field out there. to come sixth, my first world championships in this event, well, my first overall! yeah, iam event, well, my first overall! yeah, i am really happy. scoring goals is "oxygen, happiness and confidence" for new strikers. so sastoe mourinho, after club record signing romelu lukaku scored twice for manchester united in a 4—0 thumping of west ham united. the £75 million signing, making his competitive debut, was on target in both halves to set his side on their way. paul pogba rounded off a convincing victory in the last minute asjose mourinho's side look to justify many pundits' predictions that they'll be champions next spring. it was a good performance, with very high competence levels. we came into the second half winning 1—0 and playing to score more goals and playing to score more goals and playing to score more goals and playing to win in a more comfortable way. i think it was a very positive performance and a r