sir mo farah went back _ for so many years. sir mo farah went back to — for so many years.ah | went back to acknowledge some of the supporters who had gathered to say goodbye. and there was one last surprise. the best is behind you, until you find the rest of your life. joe wilson, abc news. it's just a week until the ryder cup and the solheim cup. one of europe's big hopes, rory mciroy, flunked his irish open hopes at the k club in the final round. it was won by sweden's vincent norman. meanwhile there was an exciting finish to the lpga event in cincinnati — where australia's minjee lee threw away a 5—shot lead on the back 9 before recovering to force a play off with england's charley hull which she won on the second hole. great britain's dressage riders have capped a successful week at the european championships with two more medals. reigning world champion lottie fry narrowly missed—out on gold in the final event, the freestyle to music, scoring a personal best of over 92 per cent on glamourdale, just behind germany's jessica von bredow—werndl. charlotte dujardin came th

it is instinctive for sir mo farah.matched champion on the track for great britain. ten global gold medals and stride by stride didn't we live those moments with him? no half marathon put on a show like the three run. some 60,000 participants making their way through newcastle to south shields on a day too hot to be comfortable. among the elite runners, victory was impossible for mo farah but that did not diminish the occasion. find for mo farah but that did not diminish the occasion. and this is a fitting _ diminish the occasion. and this is a fitting place _ diminish the occasion. and this is a fitting place to _ diminish the occasion. and this is a fitting place to end - diminish the occasion. and this is a fitting place to end it - is a fitting place to end it all. ~ . , , all. when he crossed the line his position _ all. when he crossed the line his position was _ all. when he crossed the line his position was fourth - all. when he crossed the line his position was fourth in - all. when he crossed the line his posit

it's extinct in for sir mo farah. global gold medals and destroyed by stride didn't wheel we lived those moment with him? some 60,000 participants making their way from newcastle to south shields on a day too hot to be comfortable. among the elites runners, victories were impossible. that didn't diminish the occasion. when he crossed the line, his position was fourth, his status was finished. that suddenly seems like a lot to take in.— like a lot to take in. running is what saved _ like a lot to take in. running is what saved me, _ like a lot to take in. running is what saved me, and - is what saved me, and without having something to do it commit be happy, it would have been very difficult for me. it was very emotional because i have to... but all i know is running. that's what made me happy for so many years. sir mo farah acknowledge _ happy for so many years. sir mo farah acknowledge supporters l farah acknowledge supporters who gather to say goodbye, and there was one last surprise. the best is behind you until yo

mo farah, your last time on the| streets._ it was streets.-time between arsenal- streets. love you london, by. it was 11 at half-time between arsenal and| 11 at half—time between arsenal and manchester united but late goes brings him within two points of the leaders manchester city, head to the bbc sports website for more reaction on that, that's all for tonight from sportsday. hello there. we've got a september heat wave building over the next few days with lots of dry weather, lots of sunshine, and rising temperatures. we're looking at probably the hottest days wednesday, thursday, when we could see temperatures reached the low 30s. now, most of us had sunshine today. we've seen temperatures go past 26 degrees in a few areas. the one place that missed out on the sunshine and warm weather, the far north of scotland where we had a bit of cloud and rain. and after a locally misty start to the day, we saw that sunshine really coming through across the board. this was penzance in cornwall, doing quite a good impression of the tropics, given the

it's instinctive for sir mo farah.on the track for great britain. ten global gold medals and stride by stride, didn't we live those moments with him? the great north run is a unique half marathon spectacle. are half marathon spectacle. some 60,000 making thi from are some 60,000 making their way from newcastle to south shields on a day too hot to be comfortable. among the elite runners, victory was impossible for mo farah. that didn't diminish the occasion. commentator: the great north run as a fitting place to end it all. when he crossed the line, his position was fourth, his status was finished, and that suddenly seemed like a lot to take in. running is what saved me and without having something to do and something that could make me happy, it would have been very difficult for me. it was very emotional because i guess, you know, i have tojust go and enjoy myself now. time with my family and my kids. but all i know is running, and that's what made me happy for so many years. sir mo farah went back to acknowledge some

i reckon he might have given mo farah run for his given mo farah a run for his money. not.t story now. rishi sunak has recall uk has announced a recall uk contribution of £1.6 billion to an international climate change fund to support developing nafions. fund to support developing nations. number ten officials said it marked the biggest single funding commitment the uk has made to help the world tackle climate change. well, joining me now to discuss this is former political correspondent peter spencer. peter £1.6 billion to help developing nations to india , developing nations to india, which has 21 of the world's 30 most polluted cities and is the world's third biggest polluters. isn't this a bit rich? and anyhow , shouldn't charity begin anyhow, shouldn't charity begin at home? >> well, that's one way of putting it. >> i mean, i would argue that rishi sunak has decided in making this the biggest contribution. it's done thus far to the green climate fund . he's to the green climate fund. he's putting his money where his mouth is or rather, i do have to concede our money whe

it's the race that will be long distance runner sir mo farah's last as he retires from the sport. saying to me, "good luck, mo, your last one, last one." and you sleep on it. and when i woke up this morning, definitely felt quite emotional. iamjoined i am joined now byjames steele, the start director. the man looking after this bit of the course. what goes into making it all happen? well, at least 12 months of planning. we are constantly looking at how _ planning. we are constantly looking at how to _ planning. we are constantly looking at how to improve stuff year on year _ at how to improve stuff year on year and — at how to improve stuff year on year. and then, an army of people. a lot of— year. and then, an army of people. a lot of infrastructure. the start line itsetf— lot of infrastructure. the start line itself is possibly eight or miles— line itself is possibly eight or miles long, that type of stock. no 5matt— miles long, that type of stock. no small feat — miles long, that type of stock. no small feat. we are on here for 21 hours _ small feat. we are on here for 21 hours

and finally , sir, mo farah has finally, sir, mo farah has completed his final race of his career, sealingmpion said it's been an amazing journey. he was cheered on and greeted by vast crowds as he crossed the finish line today. more on all those stories. head to our website, gbnews.com . website, gbnews.com. >> good afternoon . this is gb >> good afternoon. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. still to come, this week's outside . now she is renowned. outside. now she is renowned. she's a canadian born singer known to audiences all around the world. she's released one solo album called the big kiss. that was back in 1985. in the 80, as she recorded the theme song for the comedy film gotcha . who do you think she is? get in sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . news. >> welcome back. this is gb news. i'm nana akua. we are live on tv, online and on digital radio. you've just joined me. it's just coming up to 39 minutes after 4:00 and it is time now for the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking , do you trust the government with our national security? no

and lastly, sir mo farah mps.nd lastly, sir mo farah completed the final race of his career today . he got fourth career today. he got fourth place in the great north run. the four time olympic champion said it had all been an amazing journey. he was cheered on and greeted by vast crowds as he crossed the finishing line , crossed the finishing line, signalling his famous letter m as he lifted his hands above his head.the as he lifted his hands above his head. the sports star announced earlier this year that the time had finally come for him to move away from the running . world away from the running. world ulez gb news. across the uk on your tv, in your car , on your your tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news. channel >> thanks, polly. we'll see you at 10:00. welcome to mark dolan tonight. in my big opinion , a tonight. in my big opinion, a top french bank tells investors top french bank tells investors to move their money away from the

and lastly, sir mo farah mps.nd lastly, sir mo farah completed the final race of his career today . he got fourth career today. he got fourth place in the great north run. the four time olympic champion said it had all been an amazing journey. he was cheered on and greeted by vast crowds as he crossed the finishing line , crossed the finishing line, signalling his famous letter m as he lifted his hands above his head.the as he lifted his hands above his head. the sports star announced earlier this year that the time had finally come for him to move away from the running . world away from the running. world ulez gb news. across the uk on your tv, in your car , on your your tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news. channel >> thanks, polly. we'll see you at 10:00. welcome to mark dolan tonight. in my big opinion , a tonight. in my big opinion, a top french bank tells investors top french bank tells investors to move their money away from the

and sir mo farah finished fourth in the final race of his illustrious career at the great north run ines, 58 seconds. farah finished three minutes and 29 seconds behind. britain's four—time olympic champion had won the race six times previously. kenya's peresjepchirchir, the olympic marathon champion, won the women's race. and that's all the sport for now. much more on our website. more now on the rugby union world cup. scotland kick of their rugby world cup campaign against south africa injust under 2 hours' time. live now to our reporter grace harbage, who's in marseille. tell us more about this upcoming game. tell us more about this upcoming came. ., ., game. yeah, here we are in marseille. _ game. yeah, here we are in marseille, where _ game. yeah, here we are in marseille, where it's - game. yeah, here we are in marseille, where it's a - game. yeah, here we are in| marseille, where it's a pretty toasty 30 degrees, something that the south africa captain has said his team will be relishing. they would much rather play in the heat than in the rain, something i'm not sure the scottis

the four—time 0lympic champion mo farah has run his final race in his home city of london, finishingg in one hour, one minute, eight seconds, whilst calli thackery won the elite women's race. farah, a0 years old now, dropped back after the first 30 minutes, clocking one hour, two minutes and 43 seconds. he's set to retire next weekend after competing at the great north run. it's quite emotional today because i haven't been feeling well this week. got a bit of a cold. i did know if i could do the race then i was thinking about all the people coming out here, and are not going to get another chance, so i came back today, gave it my best. i'm getting a bit and looking forward to obviously taking a break and hopefully still be involved in sports. hopefully still be involved in sorts. ., ., ., ., sports. your last time on london streets, sports. your last time on london streets. it's _ sports. your last time on london streets, it's been _ sports. your last time on london streets, it's been a _ sports. your last time on london streets, it's been a pleasure. - streets, it's been a pleasure.

sir mo farah finished fourth in the final race of his illustrious career at the great north run in englandes and 29 seconds later. britain's four—time olympic champion had won the race six times previously. kenya's peresjepchirchir, the olympic marathon champion, won the women's race. you can head to the website for all and those stories including the rugby world cup as it progresses through sunday. and that's all the sport for now. more now on the rugby union world cup, and as we were hearing there are three matches today. live now to our reporter grace harbage, who's in marseille. good to see. first, take us through became the site between england and argentina. became the site between england and araentina. , ., ., , ., argentina. yes, the emotions today are one ofjoy _ argentina. yes, the emotions today are one ofjoy and — argentina. yes, the emotions today are one ofjoy and relief— argentina. yes, the emotions today are one ofjoy and relief for- argentina. yes, the emotions today are one ofjoy and relief for the - are one ofjoy and relief for the english side. there was huge pressure

congratulations to mo farah. you're with gb news across the or across the uk, rather on your tv , in your car, rather on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio, and now on your digital radio, and now on your digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news . channel news. channel >> james bond gets a progressive makeover for elon musk wants to sue the anti—defamation league and harvard is rated the worst university in america for free speech. this is free speech nafion speech. this is free speech nation . welcome to free speech nation. welcome to free speech nafion nation. welcome to free speech nation with me andrew doyle this is the show where we take a look at culture current affairs and politics coming up on the show tonight. we'll hear from the writer and editor who has won an apology and damages from a company who dropped her after she queried the idea that someone with stubble can be a woman . and after elon musk woman. and after elon musk threatened to sue the

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you can watch mo farah's last mile at 12:30pm tomorrow afternoon on bbc one.

mo farah now, mo, does he play rugby? no. know rugby? no. you know what?probably then he would probably blow and then he would probably blow and then he would probably over. but. he probably go over. but. but he would wing. would be fast on the wing. you're but mo farah has you're right. but mo farah has finally called time. he's his last in there. it's last race is run in there. it's not even a proper mo, but he's doing there, is it? but it was in the great north yesterday in the great north run yesterday came age 44 olympic came fourth. so age 44 olympic gold medals is rio 2016. london 2012. course, got the big sleeve. >> i thought that was you know what tennis players that what tennis players do that i can't like two sleeves he's can't work like two sleeves he's got a green one and then is it in blood? in the blood? >> is it, you know, something like lot of track like a it's a lot of track athletes that it's just those it's just the sleeve i can't really why if you're really understand why if you're going sleeve, wear going to wear the sleeve, wear a fu

and finally, sir mo farah has completed the final race of his career, sealing his fourth place in thereat north run today. the four time olympic champion said it had been an amazing journey . well, as he approached journey. well, as he approached the finish line, he was greeted by vast crowds. some of them trying to high five him and him holding his hands aloft in his famous m shape as he crossed over the finish line. the sports star announced just earlier this year that the time had finally come for him to move on from running with gb news across the uk on tv in your car , on digital uk on tv in your car, on digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel >> good morning and welcome to the camilla tominey show. there's a word for this show today and it is big because we've got a big show lined up now. i'm delighted to be joined by alex chalk, the justice secretary and conservative mp for to speak for cheltenham. lovely to speak to this morning, minister. for cheltenham. lovely to speak to you'veforning, minister. for cheltenham. lo

sir mo farah is one step closer to retirement after finishing his final race in his home city.apital after overcoming a cold. the four—time olympic gold medallist will officially retire from competitive running at next week's great north run. let's take a look at the tubes now. now onto the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there, good morning. just as many of our schools go back for the start of the autumn term, it's going to feel an awful lot more like summer. it's dry, it's warm and it's settled, and it's all set to last for much of the week, with temperatures climbing day on day too. we start off with with some early mist. it shouldn't last for too long. it will be burnt back by the sunshine. there will be lots of that. plenty of blue sky through the day. just a bit of high level cloud making the sunshine hazier at times. perhaps top temperatures all the way up to 27, even 28 celsius for some spots. the winds stay light. as we head through this evening and overnight, still relatively comfortable for sleeping. clear skies, some more mist developing into tuesday morning.

interview with piers morgan, rubiales says he could not continue with his work and finally, sir mo farah has completed his final race of his running career, stealing fourth place in the great north run . place in the great north run. the four time olympic champion said it had been an amazing journey . he was cheered on and journey. he was cheered on and greeted by crowds as he crossed the finishing line, emulating his trademark m with his hands above his head as he did so, the sports star announced earlier this year that the time had finally come for him to move away from running with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news . news. channel >> hello and welcome to headliners . >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm josh howie. and joining me to sort the wheat from the chaff of monday's newspaper is comedian and comedy promoter who's never actually booked me. paul cox . and that's booked me. paul cox. and that's one way to do it. comedy legend and the person you can blame for making me a stand up co