a tenth the global gold medal, that is how so mo farrah wa nts to gold medal, that is how so mo farrahracing and marathon running after saturday‘s final. thanks for talking is through the last few moments about, fantastic. very eventful night tonight at the athletics championship. we will keep you up—to—date from there. we will be joining our sports team throughout the evening, more bits online of course. let us bring you up—to—date with the kenyan electoral commission... the kenyan electoral commission is to investigate opposition claims that its computer system was hacked during tuesday‘s presidential election. raila 0dinga, the opposition leader, described provisional results, which put president uhuru kenyatta ahead, as "a complete sham". there have been violent clashes between the police and opposition forces — a senior opposition figure has been shot dead. six french soldiers have been injured, three of them seriously, after a car was driven into them whilst they were on patrol in paris. counter terror police shot, wounded and arrested a man on a motorway north of the capital. th

in 2012, he stood up after mo farrah had won the 5000 metres, quite emotional, and he said, this is itee more of mo farah. if mo farah was carrying on, you never know, brendan might come back and do a bit more. london 2017 seems to be the right point to draw a line and look to do other things. he is point to draw a line and look to do otherthings. he is a pretty point to draw a line and look to do other things. he is a pretty busy bloke. that is not a bad thing. he is loved in the sport, so we certainly don't want to lose that kind of insight. he is an important conscience for the sport as well. he is prepared to say things that others won't save. he is a lovely man, andl others won't save. he is a lovely man, and i am going to miss his commentary, but i will always value him asa commentary, but i will always value him as a great mate. i am delighted to say that brendan foster can join us to say that brendan foster can join us from the london stadium. do you need a minute after listening to that? it was very kind of them, wasn't it? it was all heartfelt. i watched and listened to you a

in 2012, we stood up after mo farrah had won the 5000 metres, quite emotional, and he said, this is it brendan! you think, mo farah — we all want to see more of mo farah. if mo farah was carrying on, you never know, brendan might come back and do a bit more. london 2017 seems to be the right point to draw a line and look to do other things. he is a pretty busy bloke. he will probably still be chattering in my earabout he will probably still be chattering in my ear about what is not right and what is not good. that is not a bad thing. he is loved in the sport, so we certainly don't want to lose that kind of insight. he is an important conscience for the sport as well. he is prepared to say things that others won't say. he is a lovely man, and i am going to miss his commentary, but i will always value him as a great mate. you are watching bbc news. despite tensions in the peninsular, some south koreans say that the war of words between president trump and pyongyang makes them laugh. and they don't feel particularly under threat. this weekend, thousands of people are attending the annual

behind me here at the london stadium, and everyone was kind of expecting that golden goodbye for mo farrahas the exploits of four young british men in the four by 100 metres relay that gave sheer joy to in the four by 100 metres relay that gave sheerjoy to the british fans. the quartet put the last run in a great position for the final leg. mitchell blake held off american christian cullen, and the crowd erupted to celebrate a truly fantastic performance. joy for the british men, but it wasn't the end to usain bolt‘s track career that he would have wanted. his final race ended with him crumpled in pain on the track. his career over with eight olympic golds, and three world records. we may never see his like again, but is not the way he would have wa nted again, but is not the way he would have wanted to end his glittering career. there was a silver medal for the british team in the women's four by 100 metres relay was not a thrilling run by the british quartet. the 100 metres world champion anchored the usa to a gold medal. defending champions jamaica we re medal. defending champions jamai

and mo farrah is running in the 5000 metre race, his last major championships tonight.sain bolt, and he called him the saviour of athletics. it's a really big night tonight, isn't it? yes, these two are legends of the sport. they will bea are legends of the sport. they will be a lost notjust athletics but to sport in general. there are some preparations going on, so hopefully you can still hear me. they are testing the pa system. usain bolt, we have seen him line—up at the start of that 100 metres, 200 metres —a start of that 100 metres, 200 metres — a massive personality and an individual character, and he has backedit individual character, and he has backed it up with consistent performances, time and again. he has won pretty much everything there is to win, and it will be a bitter— sweet moment tonight. i want to bring you up—to—date on what happened last night, because it has been a difficult year for dina asher—smith. six months ago, she broke her foot and asher—smith. six months ago, she broke herfoot and couldn't asher—smith. six months ago, she broke her foot an

so this evening, mo farrah winning gold, usain bolt saying goodbye to the world of athletics, and then it from us today. we are back at 6am tomorrow. your weekend. —— enjoyed your weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10am: a fresh warning for north korea from the us president — donald trump says it will ‘regret it fast‘ if it continues to threaten america or its allies. they will be very safe. if anything happens to guam, there will be big, big trouble in north korea. a government crackdown on laser pens — new restrictions could be on the way stop pens being shone at planes and helicopters. ukip has approved anne marie waters, an anti—islam campaigner who describes the religion as evil as a candidate for the party ‘s leadership election, one of 11. at least two people have been shot dead in overnight protests following the disputed election in kenya. in overnight protests following the disputed election in kenya. and london prepares to say goodbye to two legends at the world athletics championships. as mo farah and usain bolt prepare to run their final races

he is magic, when you have characters like sir mo farrah, usain bolt, you and daley thompson, loads oftish athletics, we have an array of talented athletics. i would say to people, if you look at some of the young talent, if they feature fourth and fifth at these championships, don‘t think it is disappointing because a lot of the world is going through a transition. it will be tough to get on the podium. anybody in a british rest who get on the podium, we should celebrate because it is not going to be easy. enjoy the atmosphere, enjoy the party and enjoy it all. thanks for being with us on enjoy it all. thanks for being with us on breakfast. that coverage sta rts us on breakfast. that coverage starts on bbc two from six o‘clock this evening and on bbc one from seven. it is also on radio five live. we will be watching. sarah‘s at the queen elizabeth olympic park all morning as we look ahead to the world athletics. beautiful day here at the london stadium, five years ago this was the home to the olympics. all those magical memories from five years ago and a feeling of anticipation buildi