moraa always so strong in the home straight and the american is running even wider than normal and moraathere, keely hodgkinson looking for the inside track, but mary moraa is rarely beaten on the home straight and it is not going to happen, mary moraa is going to take the gold for kenya, keely hodgkinson takes the silver again and athing mu —— mary moraa did a jig of delight as she crossed the line, athing mu did all the hard work for her, a little surprised at those tactics. i do keely could not get to the front and i think that is what she will say, it was hard, 1.56 flat. paula, you and i come again, we said that she needs to run 1.55 to win theirs, thatis needs to run 1.55 to win theirs, that is what you need. —— you and i coming into this. but let's not take anything away from moraa, when she what a race and what a performance. mary margaret winning that final. keely— mary margaret winning that final. keely hodgkinson so close for britain there, coming so close in budapest. the performance by team gb over at the budapest championships. it is the final day, and you can get all of th

moraa moved in to top gear in the last hundred metres. britain's keely hodgkinson, who'd run the fastest over the distance this year, took the silver medal. olympic champion and defending champion athing mu was third. i think everybody from kenya, the coaches, my coach, everyone encouraged me that i was going to get a medal, but we can't predict which medal and i'm happy for everything. the united states cruised to victory in the final of men's four x 400m. the americans finished well ahead of the french quartet. one year out from the paris 0lympics, that was france's only medal at these championships. great britain took bronze. the netherlands won the final gold with thrilling finish in the women's four by 400 relay. femke bol who won the individual 400 hurdles title a few days ago, ran a brilliant anchor leg, to overtake first great britain, thenjamaica just before the line. there was a chaotic dutch grand prix today, with the wet weather disrupting the race and causing a few crashes, but max verstappen emerged victorious in front of hi

mary moraa's going to take the gold for kenya. keely hodgkinson takes the silver again. but hodgkinson believes she'll be dancing soon enough. i really did believe i was going to win. one of these days i will get the top spot. today, it's just not meant to be. the 4x400m relays were the last event. world champions the us were miles ahead of the pack. but the european champions, britain, brought home the bronze. commentator: brilliant performance for the british quartet. _ and in a showdown worthy of the finale, the dutch women turned orange to gold on the line. she's done it! relegating jamaica to silver. femke bol is amazing! britain's battling third place was their tenth medal. those two bronzes mean they've smashed last year's medal haul. the relays bringing the curtain down on a successful championships for both budapest and britain. natalie pirks, bbc news, hungary. it was eventful at st james' park. liverpool produced a stunning fightback at newcaslte to maintain their unbeaten start to the new season. when trent alexander—arnold had a moment to forget here — it di

final day at the world athletics championships gold for jakob ingebrigtsen in the 5000 metres and mary moraaof extreme weather events happening around the world. in the last few minutes, florida governor ron desantis has been holding a news conference from the florida state emergency operations centre as tropical storm idalia develops in the gulf of mexico, potentially threatening florida. our emergency operations centre will go to a level one, 24—hour around—the—clock, starting at zero 700 tomorrow. please listen to your local officials. if you look at this big ben region, the models are probably more in agreement than when we had ian last year, but these things can shift. there is still some uncertainty out there, so please just heed the warnings of your local officials, continue to watch the news. if you are in the part of this storm, you should expect power outages, so please prepare for that. with me is bbc weather presenter chris fawkes. this is one of three expected extreme weather events around the world. , , ., , , world. yes, everything happening riaht at world. yes, everything hap

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