nesta _ find out later this afternoon. many thanks, nesta mcgregor— find out later this afternoon.there has been such a spirit of jubilation, and many are saying this victory means much more than football. ~ , ,., , victory means much more than football. ~ , , victory means much more than football. ~ , . , victory means much more than football. , . , , football. absolutely, so many people tried to net football. absolutely, so many people tried to get in — football. absolutely, so many people tried to get in here _ football. absolutely, so many people tried to get in here today _ football. absolutely, so many people tried to get in here today that - football. absolutely, so many people tried to get in here today that they i tried to get in here today that they let them in ten minutes early and what has been striking is this joyous atmosphere notjust here, but on wembley way in —— and in the stadium, a contrast what we saw last summer and if you allow me an indulgent moment, i was at the 2009 game where they were thrashed 6—2 by germany, it was very different than, but a lot of peopl

nesta what has been happening today?10,000 metre triumph in the final with katerina johnson winning gold and hasjust been presented with katerina johnson winning gold and has just been presented with a few months ago and i don't know how to put this but if watching them collect this a your thing, you have the tickets to the right event because there were nine metal ceremonies tonight and only eight events and as mentioned earlier, is a two hour session where the highlights of which includes jamaica's elaine thompson, fresh from that win last night and she was in really good form as well, easing through the finals in the semifinals and the 200 metres and a couple of days, clearly she has some in the tank and meanwhile in the men's 200 metres, adam of england got a big chair as well. and the semifinal, it's nice for them to be able to concentrate on the field activities and we nobody�*s been through in the last couple of weeks having to part ways with his coaches and another moment which got a massive cheer was freshly bac

nesta mcgreaor, the results as we always do. nesta mcgregor, alvina _ the results as we always do.idid not i did not get a i did not geta b and g csc i did not get a b and g csc german! well, alongside the europeans, we've also got the european aquatics championships in rome, taking place at the same time. and britain won bronze in the mixed team event on the opening day. the team combined of grace reid and james heatly, who won gold for scotland at the commonwealth games a week ago, and andrea spendolini—siriex and noah williams, who also won golds in birmingham. it was this final synchronised dive by spendolini—siriex and williams that moved them into third in the outdoor pool in the italian capital. is the first time competing outside. i'm here to do my best, have a great experience and try something new. it's really hot so that pushes you to go a bit faster. it's different to go a bit faster. it's different to diving indoors, but i'm really happy with how we did. still to come on sportsday... success of britain at the para—cycling in canada. we'll be speaking to first—time worl

nesta mcgregor, bbc news.it was jack laugher and anthony harding who were celebrating, winning gold in the men's synchronised 3—metre springboard event. elsewhere, noah williams took silver in the men's 10m platform with teammate ben cutmore winning bronze. that's all we've got time for. loads more on the website and app. next on bbc news, it's the film review. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'm jane hill. and taking us through all the summer's releases is anna smith, who is back with me. good to see you, anna, and what have you been watching? all sorts. this week, we've got the feast, which is a stylish welsh language horror from doctor who director lee haven jones. then, girls can't surf. this is a documentary about women and waves. and then finally, we're looking at a french romantic comedy called anais in love. and you bring me a horror film to start. lovely to see you, anna. no, no, excellent. tell us what it's about. i keep doing this to you every week, don't i? but it is

our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is there for us tonight. nesta.he medal table. here are a few reasons they have that friday feeling. for zharnel hughes, gaining the 200 metres title would be some consolation, having lost his 100 metres crown earlier this week, coming down the home straight, the 27—year—old held on as the rest of the field closed in. 27-year-old held on as the rest of the field closed in.— the field closed in. nethaneel mitchell-blake _ the field closed in. nethaneel mitchell-blake is _ the field closed in. nethaneel mitchell-blake is coming - the field closed in. nethaneel- mitchell-blake is coming through, mitchell—blake is coming through, zharnel hughes coming through! this is my event- — zharnel hughes coming through! this is my event- i — zharnel hughes coming through! this is my event. i love this event. i'm very— is my event. i love this event. i'm very happy— is my event. i love this event. i'm very happy to _ is my event. i love this event. i'm very happy to be coming away with a lold very happy to be coming away with a go

nesta mcgregor, bbc news in munich. the end of competition, but he was demoted back to fifth after an appealfound thatjump was a foul. in the water, there was gold for great britain over in rome at the european aquatics championships. in the mixed relay, britain's quartet of tom dean, matt richards, freya colbert and freya anderson won in the four by 200 metre freestyle — anderson at the end holding off the challenge from france to take the title. after winning commonwealth games silver, there was also gold for britain's lois toulson and kyle kothari in the mixed ten metre synchro platform dive. it adds to the bronze success in the mixed team event in rome yesterday. rangers drew 2—2 with psv eindhoven tonight in the first leg of their champions league play—off. 1—1 at the break, psv were the better side for most of the second half until their keeper walter benitez made a mess of tom lawrence's free—kick. but rangers weren't ahead for long and armando obispo equalised for psv. the second leg is in eindhoven next wednesd

down middle nesta attends a kindergarten in the valley below. it's a 15 minute drive away. desi rave. waffle is glad he's gotten used to village live salmon involved multiple keep caught in this tiny place. every one knows every one and, and as to likes it. he says there's valentino, drinking a coffee, mac jato up until. and when we go up stairs he yells by max by savannah shout. he knows every one and it's great yada. soon another 2 rooms are due to be added to the alberta go to through. so because the hotel is doing so well, at least in summer, they want to stay open all year round. the french swiss couple aren't afraid of getting only in winter in invent physically in the winter, the aust urrea will be more important. not so much the hotel and you think, well, we need time but we're just getting started, but we're pretty competent. do shut down. does your a block to let her family had comfortable lives down in the valley before moving up to this remote mountain village? but they haven't regretted their decision for even one minute. anyone who

nesta mcgregor is at smithfield for us — nesta, it's certainly one of the liveliest venue of the gamesnt to the worst places to work, let's just say that. some athletes need silence and being able to concentrate, here is the opposite, you can hear the tunes blaring and in between points or change of end it is the same, sometimes i have to do a double take to see whether i am in birmingham or barbados but it is borrowing 2022. raw land that beat new zealand in the men's quarterfinal earlier, nobody expected that. —— rwanda beat new zealand. a home nation has never won a medal in beach volleyball and at 2:30pm the woman's scottish duo play australia. australia currently at the olympic silver medallist and then the big one at 4:30pm, england's men play in gambia, they should be quite confident of beating them. as i mentioned, in about an hour i won't even be able to hear myself think, and i am happy about that. it's one of those great moments where they told me to throw to you by saying it's one of the liveliest venues and then there is no one sat behind you! but i know you are right, it

our sports correspondent, nesta mcgregor has a round up of some of the day's action. keep their cool in the venue. the men's pommel horse final would be a two hose race. local lad, joe fraser was first up, roared on by the home crowd and he didn't disappoint. that is some routine. joe fraser, the favourite has just performed an almost flawless routine. rhys mcclenaghan is up next and can he deliver northern ireland's first gold medal of these games? at this level, any slight slip—up could see a medal slip away. and this time round rhys mcclenaghan would have to settle for the silver. england enjoyed something of a gold rush at arena birmingham, jake jarman picked up his third of the game is winning the men's flow finder. courtney tulloch retains his title on the rings and georgia—mae fenton kept hers when she outclassed the field on the uneven bars. some athletes are cool, calm and collected when picking up their medals. then there are those like chris murray. this year's weightlifting champion in the 81 kilogram went from tears to cheers. in the ten kilometres scratc

nesta mcgregor, bbc news in munich. the bar of a hotel in county durham is an indirect result. gilroy was one of the most popular artists of the last century and now this work has been restored by specialists. and the mural, in case you were wondering, was his way of paying the bill. danny savage has the story. in a traditional english bar, in the hills of county durham is a unique work of art. a mural of dickensian frivolity, created by an artist who liked a drink. why did he do it? legend has it that he'd run up a bar bill, basically for the gin that he'd drunk whilst he was here. and he can't even remember painting the spider that's on the wall. the man with the brushes back in 1946 wasjohn gilroy, famed for turning toucans into the instantly recognisable brand of guinness. the animals are not caricatured too much, but they were, i thought, always happy. there's nothing... they were very british. he even caricatured himself as the zoo keeper. to think this is his first mural, it's incredible. in the last few weeks, w

nesta mcgregor, bbc news.aly. andrea spendolini—sirieix and lois toulson had already won gold medals in rome, but they combined to take victory in the synchronised ten metre platform. it's the first time they have competed together. football highlights follow the news, but stay right there if you want the results. arsenal are top of the premier league tonight. their captain martin odegaard scored twice in the first 15 minutes as they won 3—0 at bournemouth to maintain their 100% start to the season. manchester city can replace them at the top if they beat newcastle tomorrow. tottenham are second in the table thanks to harry kane's 250th spurs goal. it was the winner as they beat wolves 1—0 at home. wilfried zaha scored twice as crystal palace beat aston villa 3—1. everton got a late equaliser against nottingham forest for their first point of the season. fulham scored a late winner against brentford and southampton came from behind to beat leicester. rangers' perfect start to the scottish premiership season is

nesta mcgregor, bbc news.l could have up to two million people attending the two day festival. greg mckenzie has the story. welcome to notting hill carnival! the world's second biggest carnival is back, after being cancelled last year and the year before due to the pandemic. the festivities began this morning with a 72—second silence observed to remember those who died in the grenfell tower tragedy five years ago. the remains of the building are close by and visible here on the carnival route. carnival means a lot to us. and grenfell, this is something that is really close to our hearts. grenfell was a tragedy that should have never happened, and... ..we will never forget. the notting hill carnival has been taking place in west london since the 1960s, created to celebrate the lives of those who left the caribbean to come to britain to help rebuild the country following two world wars — many arriving on the ship the windrush. today is traditionally known as children's day as many of them are competing for the t

nesta mcgregor, bbc news.n quite a day in the premier league. manchester city missed out on the chance to top the table but earned a point at newcastle united, coming back from 3—1 down to draw 3—3. leeds united are third in the table and still unbeaten after stunning chelsea 3—0 at elland road. there was also a 2—0 win for brighton at west ham. celtic have moved back to the top of the scottish premiership. they maintained their 100% record with a 2—0 win at home to hearts. hearts had two men sent off late in the game. anthonyjoshua says he let himself down with his behaviour last night, but wants to carry on boxing and he could be back in the ring by the end of the year. he failed to win back his heavyweight world titles, losing his rematch against the ukrainian 0leksandsr usyk on points in saudi arabia. 0ur reporter ade adedoyin was at the fight. a night of high emotions... and still the unified... ! tea rs of ! tears of joy for 0leksandr ! tears ofjoy for 0leksandr usyk. anger and frustration for anthony jo

nesta mcgregor, bbc news. third—placed hearts were also winners in scotland today.at nottingham forest. west ham won at aston villa. wolves drew at home to newcastle. there was a formula one masterclass from world champion max verstappen at the belgian grand prix. the red bull driver had to overtake most of the field before taking the chequered flag. nick parrott reports. it doesn't matter whether max verstappen starts at the front or towards the back, this season, no one can stop him winning. engine penalties put him 14th on the grid but his rivals ahead were helpfully clearing a path. lewis hamilton finished every race this season but could not complete the opening lap. his mercedes left too damaged to continue. i his mercedes left too damaged to continue. ., ., ., continue. i thought i had enough room and i _ continue. i thought i had enough room and i didn't. _ continue. i thought i had enough room and i didn't. and _ continue. i thought i had enough room and i didn't. and i - continue. i thought i had enough room and i didn't. and i paid - continue. i thought i

nesta mcgregor, bbc news, munich.k gold". the divers located the missing navy destroyer uss jacob jones last week, a0 miles off the coast of the isles of scilly. jenny kumah has been talking to one of the divers. over 100 metres down and over 100 years after sinking. this is the moment when a team of divers found the final resting place of the uss jacobjones. it was a moment of pure joy after months of research and planning. when i saw that bell and i saw the letters jacob on it, and i knew that all the work and all the time that had been spent getting there and getting us in the water and the big team effort that that had taken and we had cracked the mystery, that was fantastic. you can't, you know, you can't buy that feeling, frankly. the us destroyer was the first ever to be sunk by enemy fire, when on the 6th of december 1917, she was torpedoed by a german u—boat. she sank in deep water south of the isles of scilly. so this is the piece of specialist equipment i use to dive to jacob jones. the team made the discov

nesta mcgregor�*s in munich for us. nesta... yes, good afternoon from munich.cond? but firstly the medals, the track cycling is taking place. today was the men's and women's omnium. four races, eithera today was the men's and women's omnium. four races, either a test of speed or endurance but always grew system i would love to update on the medals but earlier we had a big crash in one of the races so things have been delayed but we will keep you up—to—date. backing as you mention, the session tonight ends with the women's10,000 metres. the eilish mccolgan in action and who could forget the scenes from the commonwealth games when she brought home gold. the race was amazing but it was the scenes afterwards as well. a lap of honour ending with an embrace with her mother, liz, who previously that title as well. we are not sure if liz is in town but if she wins gold tonight, they could be a repeat of those scenes. i know what you are screaming, what we really want to know is when is the men's and women's 100 really want to know is when is the men's and women's100 me

thank you very much, nesta mcgregor. debut single colour—blind went straight to the top of the charts and he went on to forge a successful stage career performing in west end shows. today marks 20 years since the bbc launched radio 1xtra, a station dedicated to celebrating the very best in black music and culture. in the past two decades, it's helped bring music like grime, afrobeat and drill into mainstream music, and kick—started the careers of countless artists. ashleyjohn—baptiste has been looking at the station's impact. # i got 21 seconds to go...# # mi thank god for di journey, di earnings...# these are just some of the stars and sounds that have shaped the current music scene. # it's a free for all...# garage, grime, afrobeat and r&b are amongst the genres that have moved into the mainstream over the past 20 years, something that undeniably 1xtra has had a hand in. 1xtra. the bbc is delighted to announce the arrival of a new baby... it's1xtra's commitment to black british music in particular that has set it apart

nesta mcgregor, bbc news, in munich. 0h, oh, dear. time for a look at the weather.h torrential downpours, localised flooding in places. 0ver localised flooding in places. over the next few days it looks quieter, there will be some rain across more northern and western parts, more sunshine across the south and east. we have a couple of showers, thunderstorms rattling across the far south—east, thunderstorms rattling across the farsouth—east, mainly thunderstorms rattling across the far south—east, mainly through kent through the overnight period and tomorrow morning but elsewhere drive for a while but then the next frontal system stop pushing into scotland and northern ireland, north—west england, bring patchy cloud, outbreaks of rain and more of a breeze by the end of the night. temperatures for most in double figures. this new area of low pressure just to the south of iceland is sending a weather front gradually across the country initially bringing wet weather, cloudy weather for scotland and northern ireland and then pushing into parts of england and wales later

nesta mcgregor�*s in munich for us.repeat of that triumph from just 12 days ago but ailish mccolgan gave it everything she had. a last—minute pep talk, maybe even a reminder to self of the prize that lies ahead. an expert at dictating the pace, early on it was ailish mccolgan who looked in the drivers seat. we ailish mccolgan who looked in the drivers seat-— drivers seat. we are approaching half wa drivers seat. we are approaching halfway and _ drivers seat. we are approaching half way and ailish _ drivers seat. we are approaching half way and ailish mccolgan - drivers seat. we are approaching half way and ailish mccolgan is l half way and ailish mccolgan is leading. half way and ailish mccolgan is leadinr. ~ , ., ,, ., ., leading. with seven laps to go, yasmin chan _ leading. with seven laps to go, yasmin chan appeared - leading. with seven laps to go, yasmin chan appeared to - leading. with seven laps to go, yasmin chan appeared to find l leading. with seven laps to go, - yasmin chan appeared to find another gear. tha

our correspondent nesta mcgregor is in munich. great britain with the team to beat. thanks to that floor routine and this performance, at the halfway stage, britain had a narrow lead. , , . halfway stage, britain had a narrow lead, , . , �* , lead. just what gb needed! , however. _ lead. just what gb needed! , however, the _ lead. just what gb needed! , however, the germans - lead. just what gb needed! , however, the germans were | lead. just what gb needed! , | however, the germans were a lead. just what gb needed! , - however, the germans were a quote second —— close. few errors as possible and throughout, gb were near perfect. a team all—around title, gb's first for more than ten years, perhaps most impressive of all was the margin of that victory. just watching the guys back in 2012 do it, they were my heroes. hopefully, after today, we can be someone's heroes. this is something i've dreamt of for so long. idols? i've dreamt of for so long. now reali , i've dreamt of for so long. now reality. but _ i've dreamt of for so long.

nesta mcgregor reports from munich.the centre of attention. herjob, guiding the para—mixed coxed four, a boat unbeaten in over a decade, and again, another convincing victory. one of two golds on the water. remarkable considering after being diagnosed in may, the 30—year—old is receiving chemotherapy for breast cancer. i'm just really proud. i think it's a lot for me to take and it's also a lot for them. they've just picked me up every time. another courageous effort, this time from jack carlin. in the men's sprint final, despite an earlier crash, he picked himself up and was this close to securing gold. in towards the finish, vigier, just. instead, a ninth silver medal. a doubly painful defeat. back at munich�*s olympic park the next medal hopes for gb rested on the shoulders of twins. thankfully, not these two. will give this absolutely everything. in the gadirova sisters, britain had two shots at gold and it was jessica. .. wow, what a routine. ..who, under the pressure of performing last, delivered a first—class rou

nesta mcgregor is there for us, nesta. a lot to look forward to?? good afternoon. we _ a lot to look forward to? good afternoon. we will _ a lot to look forward to? good afternoon. we will get - a lot to look forward to? good afternoon. we will get to - a lot to look forward to? good afternoon. we will get to that| a lot to look forward to? good i afternoon. we will get to that in a lot to look forward to? good . afternoon. we will get to that in a second, but this is day nine, and after eight days of sunshine, i'm pleased to be under the roof of the olympic stadium, because we have had a bit of rain today. we have even had a severe weather warning, but thankfully none of the storms that were predicted as yet. before we came here, we are watching the men's mountain bike cross country, which was on a gruelling course, something we have walked up a few times, and it might�*ve been the tiredness, but i'm convinced i saw a sharper half way up that incline. it is brutal credit to pidcock, he made easy work of it by winning gold. fin credit to pidcock, he

thank you very much indeed, nesta mcgregor in munich for us. late — but worth the wait.ommonwealth games cricket competition delayed its start. defending champions the oval invincibles are playing the first match against the northern superchargers. it's the second game of a double—header at the oval, with the men's match recently completed, with the invincibles chasing 158 to win. it went down to the final few balls, when superchargers captain faf du plessis dropped a skier from tom curran to allow the home side to win by three wickets. the invincibles women's team got underway a few minutes ago. they have just started their defence. let's take you to live pictures at the oval. they are batting first, the northern superchargers, after the invisibles chose to bowl first. before they got started there, sportsday�*s holly hamilton caught up with the invincibles' bowler mady villiers. the success has been bigger than we had hoped, to be honest, and because we get a lot of children at our games, lots of families, we have family seconds in the grounds, yeah, just keep getting

nesta — the stuff of dreams as you just mentioned.great britain at a major event. what a way to go out as the european champion. we had the absolute perfect view to see the end of that race as she came around the curve and powered over the finish line. an amazing story as you mentioned, she helped wales to a civil metals at the commonwealth games in birminghamjust civil metals at the commonwealth games in birmingham just a few weeks ago. she said that was a perfect way to end her career. clearly not because that was a much better ending for them in october she is due to retire to become assistant coach of the triathlon team. we did ask her at the finish line if she'll be taking in those metals on the first day work. it who better to tell those triathletes what to do? and you listen to a gold medal. flat and you listen to a gold medal. not so well for charlotte worthington. perhaps more than we expected then stanford. she had a difficult day would bmx. yea stanford. she had a difficult day would bmx— stanford. she had a difficult day w

nesta. good evening.ymnasts performing on four pieces of equipment. the team with the best overall score when added together at the end will qualify for the final on saturday, but a medal is up for the final on saturday, but a medal is upfor grabs the final on saturday, but a medal is up for grabs today and that will go to the gymnast with the best overall performance on those pieces of equipment. when it comes to the british team at the moment, we have one half of the gadarova twins, and it is jessica one half of the gadarova twins, and it isjessica competing for that. it's not been the most flawless of performances, alice kinsella needs a strong floor performance to end it all. i'm watching the gadarova twins. we have so much sport going on over the next few days, i might need a clone to cover it all.- need a clone to cover it all. thank ou. john gilroy, a post world war ii artist, liked a drink or two — and this unique mural in the bar of a hotel in county durham is an indirect result. gilroy was one o

nesta mcgregor, bbc news in munich.e golds for great britain over in rome at the european aquatics championships. in the mixed relay, britain's quartet of tom dean, matt richards, freya colbert and freya anderson won in the four by 200 metre freestyle — anderson at the end holding off the challenge from france to take the title. after winning commonwealth games silver, there was also gold for britain's lois toulson and kyle kothari in the mixed ten metre synchro platform dive. it adds to the bronze success in the mixed team event in rome yesterday. rangers drew 2—2 with psv eindhoven tonight in the first leg of their champions league play—off. 1—1 at the break, psv were the better side for most of the second half until their keeper walter benitez made a mess of tom lawrence's free—kick. but rangers weren't ahead for long and armando obispo equalised for psv. the second leg is in eindhoven next wednesday. england's new era in test cricket continues tomorrow morning — with the start of the final series of the summer. they

ever home defeat, but celtic are top, two points clear of rangers and very much the team to catch as nestaports. two players and six of the reasons celtic and theirfans are on cloud nine. yet to record a win this season, dundee united went behind when kyogo made this tight finish look simple. his second in a0 minutes was anything but routine. and in first half stoppage time, the japanese international secured his hat trick. the celebration for anyone not keeping count 4—0 up going into the second half, it didn't take long before it was five. abada getting in on the action. the chance of seeing one hat trick is rare, so when abada scored a second, nine minutes later, those inside tannadice were on the brink of an even rarer sight — a double hat trick. and on 77 minutes with this dink, the israeli international delivered. celtic made it nine nine minutes from time their biggest ever away league win. the boys buoyant. confirmation of that extraordinary scoreline. that's five wins from five for celtic. dundee united are bottom of the table with just one point and a minus sixteen goal differenc

ah, nesta is 2 and a half years old. and the 1st child in this small swiss mountain village of cody bowen, about 50 years. his parents threw everything overboard and came here a year ago. does it have auto and jeremy gary are helping turn curry po into a hotel village? they run in aust area and rent out rooms and some of the old abandoned stone houses . the village in the to chino region once had 300 inhabitants, but now there are just 9 counting her nest. oh and his parents do it for too long. yeah. you have to unhook was it? we heard about this project by chance, and we saw it as an opportunity to do something together. math. at 1st we had a lot of doubts if that, but we wanted to give it a shot more, but i'm in de la now. it really seems to be working from the netherland. we hope it stays that way. okay, i laura said i haven't been in the hotel has a total of 10 rooms so far, but they call it an hour better go to food. so a hotel that spread out across the village. the alley ways are the hallways and corridors of the

nesta mcgregor, bbc news, munich.rainian in saudi arabia. ade adedoyin is injeddah. ade, there's a awful lot at stake forjoshua. yes, a huge night for anthony joshua, notjust the championship belts but fighting for his career because the outcome of tonight's fight could have major ramifications for what happens next for him. as for what happens next for him. as for oleksandr usyk, he is a national hero back home are not long ago he was back in the country as part of the war effort until he was given special dispensation to resume his boxing career. he actually campaigned for the fight to be shown free to air back home and the wish was granted by the organisers. as for the fight itself, the general consensus seems to be thatjoshua needs to remember he is the bigger and stronger man and take the fight to oleksandr usyk but it is easier said than done against such a gifted and technicalfighter as said than done against such a gifted and technical fighter as the ukrainian.— and technical fighter as the ukrainian. ., ,, .,

nesta mcgregor reports on today's successes in munich.ampionships, but it was the number four that proved to be golden for great britain. great britain! four goal medals, the first won by the women's four. a european title to go with their world cup crown. not long after, the men's fours secured another. they barely had time to get out of the water before gb�*s women's quad sculls were topping the podium. and they weren't done yet. way ahead with clear water. the most dominant performance of all came in the men's eight. great britain coming through. cue a boat party. well, sort of. but could it prove to be inspirational? come on, kieran riley. he definitely wanted that in that first run. there we go. kieran riley came close. in the bmx freestyle, he put on a dazzling display. his reward was silver, the second of the day for the gb cycling team. has to swing these legs faster. over at the gymnastics arena, alice kinsella, vying for her second medal of the championships, led a strong challenge. but in the end, the team had to settle for sil

our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor can tell us more.en a great morning for great britain. as you mentioned, seven medals in rowing, four gold. the rush was started by the women's four, then a few minutes later the men's four and certainly one of the performances of the morning had to be the women's quad sculls. they make their win look easy, they led from the start, never looked back and in the end with three seconds ahead of the netherlands. it means great britain are top of the medal table. really impressive stuff so far. gb have proved to be heroes on the water, can the gymnasts match that when they take flight because behind me the teams have just been introduced, the women's team final is about to take place. gb featuring alice kinsella, who won gb�*s says medal on thursday. during qualifying that was a few falls and stumbles, the team can't afford to do that today. if they do so they can wave goodbye to a medal. we are still waiting for the performances are safer now it is the buy from munich. thank you. that's it for now. the nex

let'sjoin our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor, who is at the olympic park for us.d nine. we remember yesterday, super saturday, four gold medals and sunday has not started badly either. more success on the water, this time in the pr three mixed coxed four and what a story to go with it, erin kennedy's last race with the team, basically, back in may, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and herjob is to control the stroke rate and make sure the boat is straight. as i mentioned, back in may, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and what is more remarkable is that she has already had two doses of chemotherapy and she will now take some time away to complete her treatment. as you can imagine, emotional scenes after the race, she was close to tears. but she has vowed to return to the sport and who would bet against her? back here, it is the triathlon to look forward to, and medals given away in gymnastics and medals given away in gymnastics and track cycling. behind me is where they swim, tempted to have a cool down but i don't want to redo my make up! cool down but i d

our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is there it should be quite a night?ng, it should _ it should be quite a night? good evening, it should be _ it should be quite a night? good evening, it should be some i it should be quite a night? (scar. evening, it should be some night tonight put it respectfully, the showcase events at most championships are the men's and women's100 metres finals and fans are already filling up the olympic stadium because those semifinals are starting in about half an hour. dina asher—smith and zharnel hughes are the defending champions but in the case of dina asher—smith, she was injured at the world championships just over a month ago and the fact she is here points to she is fit but anything less than 100% and she could be in trouble because it's a very strong field. as for zharnel hughes, he had the italian olympic champion marcelljacobs to contend with and also his own team—mate, reece prescod, who has already beaten him this year. we should be in for a treat. train your whole life for the 100 metres and it can be over in less t

worthington at the bmx park, as she goes for gold in the freestyle final. 0ur sports correspondent nesta liveliest venues on day two, it is quiet now with the last few minutes of practice but when the action is under way it will get loud. the ingredients for the atmosphere is simple. 0ne dj playing loud music and a sprinkle of riders going through the air and garnished with screaming fans. the food analogy, charlotte worthington is a former chef and yesterday she was in incredible form, topping her group. the advantage of that is she rides last a day and will know exactly what she has to do. also qualifying is her team—mate, a 16—year—old, who could have a european medal before she has a gcse. great britain has good news this morning because behind me yesterday, declan brooks had a bad fall. he was taken to hospital and treated and discharged this morning with concussion. we wish him well. action from last night. alice kinsella winning the first medal of the games for great britain. later, we can expect medals to be given out in track cycling and also when it comes to the women's elite t

our correspondent nesta macgregor is in munich.a european gold medallist. and gb has a few more if there is now. the women's for set the tone, the european title to go with their world cup crown. not long after, the men's for secured another. they barely had time to get out of the water before a gb�*s women topped the podium. gp hat—trick of h20 heroes, and they weren't done yet. the most dominant performance of all came in the main's eight.— the main's eight. great britain... qa the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party. — the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party, sort _ the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party, sort of. _ the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party, sort of. it - the main's eight. great britain... 0a boat party, sort of. it is - the main's eight. great britain... i 0a boat party, sort of. it is there was a nice _ 0a boat party, sort of. it is there was a nice place _ 0a boat party, sort of. it is there was a nice place to _ 0a boat party, sort of. it is there was a nice place to be, _

biggest sporting event to be hosted in germany since the 1972 summer olympics. 0ur sports correspondent nestaf those 0lympic a permanent reminder of those olympic games you mention, the olympic games you mention, the olympic rings is a popular selfie 0lympic rings is a popular selfie spot. but it overlooks the gymnastics arena. because it was inside that venue in 1972 where 0lga korbut, nicknamed the sparrow from mixed, won four gold medals and two silver medals. a remarkable performance but it also redefined the sport earning the gymnastics the respective still has today. competition is under way in the women's all round final but when it comes to great britain, interest won't be until about five o'clock when the twins are in action. jessica is the all—round champion on the floor and the bronze medallist in the all—around. when you consider there were no russian or belarusian gymnast, it should amplify their chances of being on the podium. also important to say they miss the commonwealth games in birmingham last week to focus on munich. so a medal would justify that. as you mentioned, in the

ina in a moment we will speak to nesta mcgregor who has been watching athletics at the alexander stadiumgboard final at the moment. we are two dives into their six. scotland's james heatly is the second—best qualifier, it is jack laugher who is the biggest draw here. these come here off the back of record achievements at the world championships. his hat—trick of medals in budapest was unprecedented for a british diver at a single world championships. he got silver in this particular event and says he is going for gold. his grandma lived nearby and died a few months before this event. he is third, his second dive was particularly strong, but it is his compatriotjordan houlden who leads at this stage. we have the women's ten metre platform final coming up, and andrea spendolini sirieix will be competing, the daughter of first dates' fred. bubbling along nicely, we haven't reached _ bubbling along nicely, we haven't reached boiling point yet. if you like watching medals being handed out, you _ like watching medals being handed out, you have the ticket for the perfect — out, you have the tic

nesta mcgregor reports: he'll go further has she made this tight finish look simple and to second in take long until it was five, another player getting on the action. the chance of seeing one hat—trick is where so when he scored a second nine later those inside at tannadice were on the blink of an even there the site, a double hat—trick. on 77 minutes the israel international delivered. celtic made it nine, nine minutes made it from time. the biggest ever league win. the boys buoyant. bbc news. confirmation of that extraordinary scoreline. and one other game in the scottish premiership, hearts have come from behind to lead stjohnstone 2—1, a win would take hearts up to third. in the last few moment saint johnstone havejust in the last few moment saint johnstone have just equalised with less than an hour played in their win moving them up to third and they held to two at the moment. —— they are held to — two at the moment. —— they are held 2—2 at the moment. a stunning late goal from allan saint—maximin has earnt newcastle a point at wolves. the home side looked to be heading towards

it's this kind of a nesta-sized leadership. he is numb to the truth going into this situation. can we change that? are we in a situation where we are asking the commander in chief -- watch this case for hours and hours to understand the danger you put our men and women i think there is no worse insight than in funds. to be indifferent to me hurts me to the core, and the indifference of our allies -- these are americans there, green cardholders, permanent residence. to look at the afghan people who fought alongside us and gave everything for our ideas, our values to it -- to exist. that's why we were there calling for security and stabilization. the complete indifference, there were dead bodies everywhere. the taliban would empty magazines, machine guns of ak-47's. there were people dying everywhere that you look. >> that was the reality that you saw firsthand. there were people -- politico wrote that about the fight administration during the fall of afghanistan, and that wednesday meeting between kamala harris and president biden. then, there's this meeting in the situation roo

day six of the commonwealth games in birmingham and our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor has been0ver or what to focus on can be difficult. over at the nec, though, all eyes were firmly on england because my emily campbell. the host nations' flag bearer at the opening ceremony, today hoping to pick up a gold medal after some heavy lifting. it's all gone to plan!— it's all gone to plan! favourite to win the plus _ it's all gone to plan! favourite to win the plus it — it's all gone to plan! favourite to win the plus it a _ it's all gone to plan! favourite to win the plus it a seven _ it's all gone to plan! favourite to win the plus it a seven kilograms category, nobody got close. after sitting eight games record in the snatch, she then did the same at the clean and jerk. i snatch, she then did the same at the clean and jerk-— clean and jerk. i hope that throughout _ clean and jerk. i hope that throughout the _ clean and jerk. i hope that throughout the week - clean and jerk. i hope that throughout the week you i clean and jerk. i hope that - throughout the week you have seen it does

nesta mcgregor reports. the japanese international secured his hat trick. the celebration for anyone not keeping count 4—0 up going into the second half, it didn't take long before it was five. abada getting in on the action. the chance of seeing one hat trick is rare, so when abada scored a second, nine minutes later, those inside tannadice were on the brink of an even rarer sight an even rarer sight — a double hat trick. and on 77 minutes with this dink, the israeli international delivered. celtic made it nine nine minutes from time their biggest ever away league win. confirmation of that extraordinary scoreline. and one other game in the scottish premiership, lawrence shankland's penalty, nine minutes from time, got hearts a 3—2 win over stjohnston and moves them up to third in the table. a stunning late goal from allan saint—maximin has earned newcastle a point at wolves. the home side looked to be heading towards their first premier league win of the season, ruben neves with a brilliant strike in the fi

our sports correspondent, nesta mcgregor, is there. what's the latest?es of apparatus and that you messed with the best overall score is crowned the best overall score is crowned the winner of that you might be able to see behind me members of gb practising on the parallel bars. we are so close to the action, i've got some tissue, the chalk keeps coming onto my glasses. we should find out the overall winner in a couple of minutes and joe fraser is best place for gb pick—up it should be another notable night in the olympic stadium for the loss of battles to be handed out, five in total, the men's and women's long jump but the 1500 metres, three british athletes in it, but surely none of them can get past norway's jakob ingebrigtsen, the king of middle—distance running, but i'm 0lympic the king of middle—distance running, but i'm olympic and european champions dip can be beaten? we will find out. south africa's cricketers are building a narrow lead against england, as the second day of the first test comes to a close. a short time ago, they'd reached 226—6

nesta macgregor reports. birmingham basking in perfect 5un5hine. final would be a two ho5e race. local lad, joe fraser was first up, roared on by the home crowd and he didn't disappoint. that roared on by the home crowd and he didn't disappoint.— didn't disappoint. that is some routine. didn't disappoint. that is some routine- joe — didn't disappoint. that is some routine. joe fraser, _ didn't disappoint. that is some routine. joe fraser, the - didn't disappoint. that is some l routine. joe fraser, the favourite has 'ust routine. joe fraser, the favourite has just performed _ routine. joe fraser, the favourite hasjust performed an _ routine. joe fraser, the favourite hasjust performed an almost - has just performed an almost flawless routine. rhys mcclenaghan i5 flawless routine. rhys mcclenaghan is up next and can he deliver northern ireland's first gold medal of these games? at this level, any slight slip—up could see a medal 5lip slight slip—up could see a medal slip away. and this time round rhys mcclenaghan would have to settle for the silver.

our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor caught up with them.ely one of the liveliest venues, it's quiet now but a few minutes ago it was very, very loud because one of the home nations has never won a medal in beach volleyball. that is still the case, but we are one game closer thanks to the two gentlemen standing to my right, congratulations, guys, a quarterfinal win over gambia. they took you to three sets, any thoughts? legs took you to three sets, any thoughts?— took you to three sets, any thou~hts? a , , thoughts? as you said, the first set we were quite _ thoughts? as you said, the first set we were quite comfortable, - thoughts? as you said, the first set we were quite comfortable, good . we were quite comfortable, good surface _ we were quite comfortable, good surface pressure. and in the second, he got _ surface pressure. and in the second, he got a _ surface pressure. and in the second, he got a couple aces and just turned the momentum around. in the third, we had _ the momentum around. in the third, we had to— the momentum around. in

well let's head live to the olympic stadium in munich — and join nesta mcgregor, who is there for us action. undoubtedly the highlight later will be the 100 metres finals later — women's and men's. yes, 100%. i must start the morning and have to agree that laura muir and have to agree that laura muir and matt hudson smith looked really, really comfortable in their seats and qualifying for their respective finals. i think you would agree as well, another thing that looks good, far fewer prettier sites than a night—time session. you should just be able to see the 100 metre lanes beside me as well, as you mentioned, what a night we could have in store. great britain has the defending champions in the men's and women's 100 metres, but, to add to the drama, smith we know was injured a month ago in the world championships in oregon, not a fact that she is here would point to the fact that she's 100% fit, and anything less, she's 100% fit, and anything less, she could be in trouble, because it is a very, very strong field. as for as our now he is communicatively�*s champion to contend with

o'clock in the morning, he was drunk or not, was able to react to protect the president the next morning nestaact. >> this very important i know very little about guns so to all hop on the train as well. >> somebody's going to like have a care all. [laughter] >> what will should and i also have to ask be as importantly, the 1960s were very tragic decade with multiplepl assassinations of a president and some non- presidents as well and you start of the book health the assassination of robert kennedy, changerv the secret service initiative another ways and how did that affect the nation and change their mission. >> is a devastating time, in such a like trial very offended by your or by fire like such an awful time in such hundred in the sense of okay come these are presidential candidates running for office. robert kennedy's brother, forgiving john f. kennedy's brother is one of them. the secret service knows at this juncture before bobby kennedy is killed in chalk on the hundred fatally shot in los angeles when they know that the people who want to killde the president are looking often for fam

our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor reoprts from munich.onvincing victory. remarkable considering after being diagnosed in may, the 30—year—old is receiving chemotherapy for breast cancer. i'm just really proud. not for my myself, to be honest, just for the team. it's a lot for me to take, but it's also a lot for them and like they've just... picked me up every time. there was even more success as the munich regatta centre, this time thanks to the lightweight women's double sculls pair of imogen grant and emily craig. great britain top of european rowing once again. back at munich's olympic park, the next medal hopes for gb rested on the shoulders of twins. thankfully not these two! you knowjess will give this everything. in the gadirova sisters, britain had two shots at gold and it wasjessica... wow, what a routine. who under the pressure of performing last delivered a first class routine. you can hear a pin drop — it's14! jessica gadirova retains her title! speechless, i guess, i i'm just over the moon, with the result i think this now th