archery, but with a difference, our man mike bushell will explain more.e you have been three models for the british team on the penultimate day of competition. great britain won three gold medals on the penultimate day of competition at the european para—athletics championships in berlin hannah cockcroft got her revenge for having her major championship unbeaten run ended by carrie adenegan on wednesday, by winning the t34 800 metres in a championship record time. it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockroft just held on to take the title. you know why, i thought that was. another season slowest and receipt of your love them at the championships. now what i came here here to do but my older coaches to tell me that one remembers medals and no one remembers times and that's all you have to think about. i went to the start and put in a quick start because i knew that was the strength i just quick start because i knew that was the strength ijust had to play it from there, really. sophie hahn breezed to the gold medal in the t38100 metres also winning it i

mike bushell, bbc news, in leeds. now on bbc news, talking books. welcome talking books.e here to talk to dame hilary mantel, the only woman to have won the man booker prize fiction prize twice for her bestselling historical novels wolf hall and bring up the bodies. her otherfiction may take you by surprise, with books about ghosts, the supernatural, and the french revolution. the world of course eagerly awaits the next instalment of the thomas cromwell trilogy, the mirror and the light. hilary mantel, welcome to talking books. we will come to the mirror and the light in due course. but i want to start with the books you have written. 12 novels, short stories, a memoir, and i was very struck by how very different they are — from 800 pages on the french revolution to performing psychics in suburbia, your subjects are unpredictable. how deliberate is that? it's not really deliberate, but i don't know how people manage to write the same book over and over again, because you grow and you change, your interests change. although to me there are subterranean threads that connect

mike bushell for bbc news, near watership down. —— gold.g breakfast from bbc news. the headlines: pope francis will meet child abuse victims later today during the republic of ireland's first papal visit for almost a0 years. the first holidaymakers to be flown back early from the egyptian hotel where a british couple died have arrived home. tour operator thomas cook says the cause ofjohn and susan cooper's deaths remained unexplained. it's starting to feel a lot cooler. is it a sign of things to come? ido i do not mean the atmosphere. we will warm it up. it is called the roadside. you have had the electric blanket on. are you going to succumb to the heating or are you a hardy? i had to get myjumpers out this morning to sit in the car because it was chilly first thing. about 8 degrees. we are coming out of and we are all used to the really warm weather, or generally speaking it has been warm. 8 degrees feels fairly cool. if we have a injanuary one thing in the morning morning that feels mild. but the weekend is looking split. at the moment.

mike bushell, for bbc news, near watership down. he is always up for it. he's brilliant.yone! thanks so much. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the headlines: pope francis will meet child abuse victims later today during the republic of ireland's first papal visit for almost 40 years. the first holidaymakers to be flown back early from the egyptian hotel where a british couple died have arrived home. tour operator thomas cook says the cause ofjohn and susan cooper's deaths remained unexplained. electric blanket, heating early on. it is turning, isn't it? you have had your jumper on this it is turning, isn't it? you have had yourjumper on this morning. a thick, winter jumper, a thick, winterjumper, i did indeed. it's going to be another chilly night across eastern part of the country. this time of the year, the country. this time of the year, the great thing is that even if the morning is nippy, the afternoon is still pretty warm, if there is no wind under the sun is out, the august sunshine enough. you can see the motion of the cloud. it's coming out of the north—w

mike bushell for bbc news, near watership down.orning everyone. the weather will be changeable this weekend. today is not looking too bad, some bright weather on the way but tomorrow, the rain is going to sweep across the country and i think all of us will get a list of dose. at least a dose. it is looking pretty murky or messy, thatis it is looking pretty murky or messy, that is the word i'm looking for, across the atlantic. and lot of weather systems out there and a dip in the jetstream weather systems out there and a dip in thejetstream and that is why it is cool out there. when i got into work at about three o'clock or four o'clock, it was chilly, i'm telling you, temperatures down to single figures widely across the uk but at the time most of us were probably out and about today, it will warm up a little bit but there will be a chill in the air all day long and will feel better than yesterday with more sunshine around for sure so overall, not a bad day, a bright day. temperatures up to eight team in london, 16 in belfast, fres

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mike bushell has been to blenheim palace in 0xfordshire to find out more — and obviously don't try thispainful if you make the slightest of slips. it is physically exerting on the body. your legs, core, chest, arms, everything. stand to your timber. three, two, one, go! stand to your timber is the cry in a sport in which you require the swing of a top golfer and the strength of a rugby union prop forward. all the power comes from the legs... to find that great sporting athlete is not necessarily from an arbor culture or a forest or farming background. and it's those athletes who can excel across all the disciplines with saw and axe who this weekend at blenheim palace will be picked for the british team world championships this autumn. maybe not quite a chip off the old blockjust yet and in contrast, the top competitors in the world heading to the uk the first time this october may have to be separated in the sprint events by the equivalent of var. it can be that close. and going for glory there will be a building contractor from north wales. it's hard to explain, really. you've got to i

mike bushell has been to train with the quirkily named 0utta puff daddys.window, most of the time. because it's notjust around the kitchen that michael is moving to the rhythm. after moving to brighton from wales, hejoined a dads' dancing group to give him a social life and to get his fitness back. together, they form quite a force, turning heads here on the seafront on a hot summer's night and once a week, it is time for the 0utta puff daddys to take to the dance floor. come to think of it, i'm a daddy. i can't really dance, so... five, six, seven, eight! it really changed my life in terms of the fact that it is easy to become very lonely. i'm not part of any sports or activities like that. there's something about the energy of the music and the dancing and people doing the same thing at the same time. you can't help but smile and feel good about yourself. this is only the warm—up and already, i'm mentally challenged as well as physically getting a real, real workout. it all started seven years ago when a former strictly dance fever contestant wanted to en

mike bushell, bbc news, in leeds. watching that, there are some serious tumbles.morning's weather. good morning. it is a bit of a mixed weekend. for most of us fairly cloudy, any sunshine we have got will be in short supply but it's just trying to break here just outside barnsley. for most, lots of cloud. some of us will see rain, most of us will feel fairly humid. away from the far north of scotland with clear skies and a fresh appeal. the overall feel, this front bringing outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and parts of central wales and scotland, working north. this area of rain is the re m na nts of north. this area of rain is the remnants of what was tropical storm ona remnants of what was tropical storm on a stove which will bring up the rain overnight. a spot of thick cloud this morning but most will be dry. some breaks in cloud blew the afternoon. that rain will keep going across scotland, working northwards. further north and east, some showers and a blustery feel for the western islands of scotland in particular. strong gusts of wind down western a

mike bushell has been to train with the brilliantly named 0utta puff daddys.he time. because it's just around the kitchen but michael is moving to the rhythm. hejoined at at —— dancing group forefathers. they turn heads here on the seafront on a hot summer ‘s night and it is time for the 0utta puff daddys to take to the dance floor. come to think of it, i am a daddy. i can't really dams. —— dance. five, six, seven, eight! it really changed my life in terms of the fact that it is easy to become very lonely. i'm not part of any sports or activities like that. there is something about the energy of the music and the dancing and people doing the same thing at the same time. you can't help but smile and feel good about yourself. this is only the warmup and already, i'm mentally challenged as well is physically getting a real, real workout. 0f physically getting a real, real workout. of all started seven years ago when a former dancer wanted to encourage more dads who took their children to dad ‘s classes, give it ago children to dad ‘s classes, give it a go themsel

i was going to bring in the new premier league football for you, but mike bushell brought it in yesterdayical stuff, it has only got four panels. so where the panels meet on the ball aware the hotspots are. so if you have fewer panels, there are more sweet spots. so this is what i will be spending money on at christmas for my little boy, because he wants the replica. and that was what pogba scored his penalty with last night. so today we will be looking at that and dissecting it with alex scott and dissecting it with alex scott and modern ups of. we also have jordan pickford will do we will hear from the wolves boss. they are one of the promoted sides which have spent a lot of time over the summer, as have fulham. and jack wilshere is on the programme. the former england international used to play for arsenal and has now signed for west ham. he told us about what it is like watching the world cup as a fan this summer. i was in the pub for one of the games. it was the columbia game when it went to penalties. and ifinally understood what fans went through. it was awful. even though you have

mike bushell has been to blenheim palace in 0xfordshire to find out more.he legs, core, arms, chest everything. stand it to your timber. three, two, one, go! the sport requires the strength of a top golfer and the strength of a rugby union forward. to find is a great sporting athlete is not necessarily from an arboriculture or eight for streeter farming background. and it is those athletes who can excel across all disciplines with saul and ask. this weekend, they will pick the british team for the world championships this autumn. maybe not quite a chip off the 0blakjust yet, and in contrast, the top competitors in the world heading to the uk for the first time this october have to be separated in the sprint events by the equivalent of review. it can be that close. and going for glory there will be building from north wales. you have to imagine a bit of a golfer's swing. not how big and strong you are but a lot to do with timing. everything has to connect together and then you have to deliver the energy into the woods. pollster i, 0k, rotate your hips like y

mike bushell, bbc news, in leeds. it does look like great fun. but some serious tumbles.today. —— brutal. here's alina with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. it is a fairly cloudy and in places damp morning. a little sunshine coming through in pontefra ct sunshine coming through in pontefract but for most people, there will be large amounts of cloud. rain at times, but not for everyone. away from the far north of scotla nd everyone. away from the far north of scotland it will be humid overnight and across the weekend. this weather front will generate outbreaks of rain across central scotland, pushing into parts of ayrshire, and surely reign for northern ireland. sunny spells and showers to the north, and to decide, cloud and humid. some surely rain for the far north—west of england, wales and the south—west of england. elsewhere it should be dry. the cloud is trying to break, so we may see sunshine. a windy day for the western isles where we will see gale force gusts of winds. that will tend to ease during the day. temperatures up to 24 degrees in england. m

mike bushell has been to train with the brilliantly named 0utta puff daddys .moving to the rhythm. after moving to brighton from wales, hejoined a dads' dancing group to give him a social life and to get his fitness back. together, they form quite a force, turning heads here on the seafront on a hot summer's night and once a week, it is time for the 0utta puff daddys to take to the dance floor. come to think of it, i'm a daddy. i can't really dance, so... five, six, seven, eight! it really changed my life in terms of the fact that it is easy to become very lonely. i'm not part of any sports or activities like that. there's something about the energy of the music and the dancing and people doing the same thing at the same time. you can't help but smile and feel good about yourself. this is only the warm—up and already, i'm mentally challenged as well as physically getting a real, real workout. it all started seven years ago when a former strictly dance fever contestant wanted to encourage more dads who took their children to dance classes to learn themselves. no

georgia, you know when you are saying, you are seven, you played golf for chocolate, it was mike bushelly much. that will be on the eye player later. coming up later in the programme, we hear the remarkable rescue story of four bears who have spent their lives in cramped cages in japan but have just arrived in the uk. fiona lamdin is with them this morning. good morning. iam good morning. i am at yorkshire wildlife park, meet the home of four new brown bears. they are 17 years old. this is riku nbn breakfasttime, he had his own basket. injapan, he had a small concrete cage but was fed on rice and stodge. here we have a whole delicious bucket of things. bananas and peanuts and lettuce. we thought, he's never had a banana before, let's give him a banana live on breakfast. see how he likes this. what do you think a banana? brilliant. he's not sure what to do with it. we will give him a cou rg ette. with it. we will give him a courgette. it's downtime to watch the news, travel and weather wherever you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm alpa patel. london's cab drivers are coming tog

mike bushell doing one of his daring deeds, doing a wheelie.to get a motorbike? it's not going to get a motorbike? it's not going down well in the family. i had a scooter one time, too tricky to drive around town, but i loved that, i would go again. where was that? donnington. i liked the sound effect, the little ding, that was nice, shall we see it again? we can hear the nice, shall we see it again? we can hearthe ding in nice, shall we see it again? we can hear the ding in slo—mo. naga very fa st hear the ding in slo—mo. naga very fast on a motorbike. just to point it out. ding! it is like a quiz show. how did we get the ding? is it someone show. how did we get the ding? is it someone with a little glass? we have to use it more often. it is the sound affects person. 0h, then, yes! thanks, sally, see you later. —— then. more on our top story now. fresh sanctions are to be imposed on russia over its alleged role in the poisoning of a former russian double agent in salisbury. the move by the us intelligence services has been welcomed by the uk.

what we do need to send mike bushell. you took the words out of my mouth!at the same time. but that is not chess. it is not sport, but it's fantastic. more on one of our top stories this morning — two people have been killed and 11 wounded after a gunman opened fire during a video game tournament injacksonville, florida. jenese harris is a television reporter who has been at the scene. we can speak to her on the phone now. good morning. thank you so much for joining us. tell us how much you know, and what you can about what happened in this incident. well, a very devastating day in jacksonville, florida. we are now approaching 12 hours since this mass shooting happened. we will give you an idea of everything which happened leading up to this moment. it is now 1:a2am hit. there is still an active scene of investigation happening at the jacksonville landing. this all began at around 1:35pm eastern time here in jacksonville, began at around 1:35pm eastern time here injacksonville, florida. 0ur 911 emergency call arrived, and then they began to flood in. police