nesta mcgregor many thanks for the _ 27-year-old.cgregor many thanks for the update. the - 27-year-old. nesta mcgregor many thanks for the update. the doping l thanks for the update. the doping violation for cj ujah, the member of that british relay team in tokyo, many thanks indeed. a lot of breaking news in the last hour or so. some tra nsfer transfer news in the last half an hour or so. chelsea have re—signed their striker romelu lukaku who moves to stamford bridge for a fee of £97.5 million from the italians champ —— the italian champions enter milan. he returns to stamford bridge on a five—year deal. he left to join everton years ago. —— inter milan. really busy night of european football with europa league and europa conference league ties. both have reached the third round of qualifying and these are the second legs. celtic are 11—2 up against the czechs fk jablonec. the winners will go through to the europa league play—off round to play dutch side az alkmaar. the loser would drop into the europa conference play—offs. certainl

nesta mcgregor, bbc news. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are.y for many parts of the country, and we had some drizzly showers earlier on in the north east of england, where temperatures struggled to make 15 degrees. sunshine was certainly in shorter supply. this part of wales did see temperatures nearer 20 celsius with some blue skies. there's a lot of cloud around at the moment, as you can see from the earlier satellite picture, and that cloud will continue to run in across many parts of england and wales overnight tonight. there's some thinner cloud, though, for scotland and northern ireland, so here temperatures could slip away to 7—8 degrees perhaps. but underneath the blanket of cloud for england and wales, it's going to be 11—14 celsius, and there still could be a bit of drizzle in the air even as we head into tuesday. high pressure was centred to the north—west of the uk today. it's in the same place again tomorrow. no doubt there will be some changes to the cloud structure, and towards the south east, perhaps east anglia, this is where w

nesta mcgregor, bbc news.ay winning in the velodrome in the men's omnium race. there was bronze for holly bradshaw in the women's pole vault, and liam heath also took bronze in a photo finish in the 200m kayak single. 0ur sports editor, dan roan, has the latest. britain's dominated in the velodrome at the last two games, but here in tokyo they had to wait until day 4 on the track for a first gold. 0ldham's matt walls, master of the omnium. one of the sport's most brutal spectacles, it features four races, culminating in a 100—lap epic. the 23—year—old dominating from start to finish to clinch the title. fortune favours the bold, and there were none bolder than walls in this one. not yet a household name, walls is now british cycling's latest star, after a win he dedicated to his family. i wouldn't be here without them, especially my parents. when i was youth, growing up, travelling around the country, racing, yeah, no chance i'd be here without them, so a big thank you to them. elsewhere, however, britain's cy

nesta mcgregor reports. a lunchtime kick—off at ibrox with all the key ingredients.ry, 50,000 or so loud and passionate fans. mix together well and keep a close watch — it has been known to boil over in a flash. the first decent chance fell to celtic, but striker edouard made a meal of it. rangers are current spl champions and the closest they came was this chance, ryan kent brushing the post. the key moment was served up just after the hour mark. a thumping headerfrom central defender filip helander. rangers, without their manager steven gerard because of the covid outbreak, held onto all three points in a game that never fails to whet the footballing appetite. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. tottenham hotspur are the early leaders in the premier league. they beat watford 1—0 and are the only side to have a 100% record. manchester united are up to third, mason greenwood with the only goal of the game at wolves against the run of play. elsewhere burnley drew 1—1 with leeds. lots more detail on today's stories on the bbc sport website, but that's all for now. thank you very

nesta mcgregor was watching. a lunchtime kick—off at ibrox with all the key ingredients.ers and celtic, 130 years of footballing rivalry, 50,000 or so loud and passionate fans. mix together well and keep a close watch — it's been known to boil over in a flash. the first decent chance fell to celtic but striker edouard made a meal of the effort. rangers are current spl champions and the closest they came was this chance, ryan kent brushing the post. the key moment was served up just after the hour mark. a thumping headerfrom central defender filip helander. rangers, without their manager steven gerard and several players because of the covid outbreak, held onto all three points in a game that never fails to whet the footballing appetite. there were two other games in scotland. aberdeen are fourth after coming back to get a 1—1 draw with ross county. st mirren and stjohnstone was goal—less. manchester united fans were still buzzing on news of cristiano ronaldo�*s return during their premier league match with wolves at molineux. but if the forward was watching, he'd have see

chris hoy — who has been working as a bbc pundit during the games has been speaking to nesta mcgregoring up watching the track session and i think everyone including myself we expected laura kenny to be the banker for the gold medal and jason had an outside chance and it was the opposite. laura had a bit of a nightmare in the first race of the omnium with the first race of the omnium with the crash that was not her fault and then a small mistake in the elimination race and then she was out of the running. she was disappointed and we and her were expecting more but it was made up by the truly spectacular performance from jason kenny. absolutely incredible, i have never seen a kieren final like it before, particularly at world level for someone like jason to be able to launch from the front of the bunch and have no reaction from the rest of the guys. we were standing open mouthed. he destroyed them. he became the most successful olympian everfor became the most successful olympian ever for britain. became the most successful olympian everfor britain. i became the most successful olympia

chris hoy — who has been working as a bbc pundit during the games has been speaking to nesta mcgregortting up at two o'clock til five o'clock watching the track session. and i think everybody, including myself, we expected laura kenny to be the banker for the gold medal and jason had an outside chance — and it was the complete opposite. laura and a bit of a nightmare in the first race of the omnium with a crash that wasn't her fault, and then a small mistake in the elimination race and she was out of the running for the points race at the end. so, she was disappointed about that. we were expecting more, she was expecting more, but i think it was made by the truly spectacular performance from jason kenny. absolutely incredible. i've never seen a keirin final like it at any level before, you know, particularly at world level. for somebody like jason to be able to just launch off the front of the bunch and have no reaction from the rest of the guys, we were standing open—mouthed watching the reaction, and he just destroyed them and became britain's most successful olympian ever in the pr

nesta mcgregor was watching. a lunchtime kick—off at ibrox of all the key ingredients. and 50,000 or so loud and passionate fans. mix together well and keep a close watch. it has been known to boil overin watch. it has been known to boil over in a flash. the first decent chance fell to celtic but striker eduoard missed it. brian kent brushed the post for the champions but the key moment was served up just after the hour mark. thumping header from just after the hour mark. thumping headerfrom central just after the hour mark. thumping header from central defender philip helen. rangers without their manager stephen gerard because of the covid outbreak held onto all three points in a game that never fails to whet the footballing appetite. two other games in scotland to tell you about — both in the second half. aberdeen 0—1 ross county. county could stop aberdeen from going joint top. and st mirren 0—0 against stjohnstone. fabio quartararo has extended his lead at the top of the motogp standings by winning the british grand prix. there was drama from the start with six time

nesta mcgregor is outside old trafford.od evening, clive. 0ne well, good evening, clive. one day, cristiano ronaldo cosmic life will be made into a movie, and how about this for a final chapter? a fairy tale. this was a club where he grew up both as a man and a footballer. he sank into thousand three at the age of 18, spent six years and scored more than 100 goals and won numerous trophies including three premier leagues and the champions league as well. then it was a trip to spain for real madrid and juventus, but this morning he went to the training ground ofjuventus and said that he wanted to leave. now, ronaldo moves pretty quickly on the field and this transfer was done at a record pace has well. just seven hours later, manchester united, in a statement on their website, said that they are delighted he will be back. now, at 36, he is not the player he once was but his value of the field as amazing as well. he signed here for just around £30 million. we don't know the length of the deal yet. the only thing now is to agr

olympic champion boxer and bbc pundit nicola adams gave her assessment of the games to the bbc�*s nesta mcgregoran, the amount of medals that we've won has been unreal, considering everything that's gone on beforehand. nobody would've ever expected that this would ever happen, so it's awesome to see. and so many places where medals have been, as well. i think the pool, the ring, and obviously the cycling has been the majority of it. the olympics is always about sport that you, kind of, just find yourself watching it 2am. so is there anything, boxing aside, that you've just been gripped by? yeah. the skateboarding, the mountain biking as well, the bmxing. there's just been so many sports — and the climbing! there's just been so many different sports that you never normally get to see on a daily basis, and the one time that you get to see them is when the olympics on, so it's been awesome to see. i mean, how fast they climb up that well, it's like watching spider—man. it's crazy. but in the ring is where your expertise lies. it'll be unfair — we're going to talk about everyone, but for you any sta

nesta mcgregor is at the etihad for us. nesta, what was the reception like for grealish? welcome. literally the fans are given and are beginning to disperse. several hundred here considering to do before he was supposed to come out, there was torrential rain. but as i say, a chance for city fans to get up say, a chance for city fans to get up close and personal to the british record transfer. as close as covid—19 would allow them because jack grealish is in the players bubble. he had to stay two metres away from fans but he still did sign away from fans but he still did sign a few footballs and a few cards and post for a few cell fees as well. and just before jack came out he gave a press conference and he also spoke about how he was here to win trophies. that you leave this champions league. city think by signing this blare it with a can do that. a bit of commotion behind me as a vicki has been spoken in the sauna again. he spoke about his love for kevin to run and how pep guardiola was the greatest manager in the world. we also learned his favourite colour is blue. not

a reporter nesta mcgregor is at a skate park in hertfordshire for us now.r us now. good afternoon. it is _ hertfordshire for us now. good afternoon. it is worth - hertfordshire for us now. good afternoon. it is worth saying i hertfordshire for us now. good afternoon. it is worth saying atj afternoon. it is worth saying at lunchtime it is usually soup or a rice bowl which has everyone's attention. today it is a skate bowl and it is venues like this can can really benefit from the sky brown effect. the olympics are all about medals but also a great shop window for a sport for raise its profile and also increase participation. you can imagine the head of skateboard gb must be very happy. i think this smile is a bit of a giveaway. firstly your reaction to sky brown's performance and that bronze medal. amazing, absolutely phenomenal. who would think that sky brown at the a-e would think that sky brown at the age of— would think that sky brown at the age of i3— would think that sky brown at the age of 13 would come back with the bronze _ age of 13 would come back

nesta mcgregor was watching. a lunchtime kick—off at ibrox with all the key ingredients. a flash. the first decent chance fell to celtic but striker eduoard missed it. rangers are current champions and the closest they came was this chance. brushing the post for but the key moment was served up just after the hour mark. a thumping headerfrom central defender philip helender. rangers without their manager steven gerard because of the covid outbreak held onto all three points in a game that never fails to whet the footballing appetite. two other games in scotland to tell you about — aberdeen are fourth after coming back to get a 1—1 draw with ross county. st mirren and stjohnstone was goal—less. that's all the sport for now. the number of new covid cases reported in scotland has hit another record high of 7,113. the figure tops the previous high of 6,835 which was recorded on friday. it comes as health secretary humza yousaf warned the nhs was facing a "perfect storm" of pressure. a health trust in northern ireland has reported the emergency department is under extreme pres

we can go to our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor — who is with charlotte worthington's family.astle but will now forever be famous for the home of olympic champion bmx freestyle, the first ever, back one. i am champion bmx freestyle, the first ever, back one. iam here champion bmx freestyle, the first ever, back one. i am here now with mum sarah and dad john, and they don't look at, but they haven't had much sleep. guys, what was it like watching your daughter in tokyo? heart stopping. watching your daughter in tokyo? heart stepping-— watching your daughter in tokyo? - heart stopping._ have heart stopping. where to start? have ou had heart stopping. where to start? have you had much — heart stopping. where to start? have you had much sleep? _ heart stopping. where to start? have you had much sleep? no. _ heart stopping. where to start? have you had much sleep? no. no. - you had much sleep? no. no. charlotte's— you had much sleep? no. no. charlotte's run, _ you had much sleep? iiru no. charlotte's run, when we saw her fall trying a 360 backflip that had never been performed befo

chris hoy — who has been working as a bbc pundit during the games has been speaking to nesta mcgregorn and i think everybody including myself expected lover kenny to be the banker for the gold medal and jason had an outside chance and it was the complete opposite. laura had a bit of a nightmare in the first race of the omnium with a class tarmac crash that wasn't her fault and a small mistake and she was out of the running. she was expecting well, we were expecting more but i think it was made up by the truly spectacular performance from jason kenny. absolutely incredible. i have never seen a keirin final like it at any level, particularly at world level. doesn't he like jason to be able to launch off the front and have no reaction from the rest of the guys, we were standing open—mouthed watching the action and he just destroyed them and became bitton's most successful olympian ever in the process. most successful olympian ever in the rocess. ., , ., ., process. people have put it down to experience- — process. people have put it down to experience. they _ process. people have put it

nesta mcgregor is at the xc skateboarding park in hemel hempstead.are _ skateboard. absolutely. these olympics are not _ skateboard. absolutely. these olympics are not over- skateboard. absolutely. these olympics are not over yet - skateboard. absolutely. these olympics are not over yet but| skateboard. absolutely. these l olympics are not over yet but all eyes are on paris for 2024 and sky brown is the youngest ever medallist for britain as 30 years of age —— my 13 years of age and hoping to follow in her footsteps are 213—year—olds who are highly rated. they finished second and third in the uk nationals and there will be looking to make it to paris in a few years. miriam, you stayed up all night to watch her performance. how tired are you and what did you make the performance? i'm a little tired, but the performance was amazing and so exciting — performance was amazing and so exciting. watching sky fail her first two — exciting. watching sky fail her first two runs was very scary, but in the _ first two runs was very scary, but in the end — first t

we are going to go to the xc skateboarding park in hemel hempstead and speak to nesta mcgregor. they and youngest ever medallist as well. born injapan, she represents team gb. i reckon somewhere in libya is being written about her life as we speak. someone who will have a big role in that movie is lucy adams. you are from skateboard gp. good morning. firstly, sky brown, 13 years of age my first ever olympic games and medals for that you have never had a long time to stop surely even you are surprised. it long time to stop surely even you are surprised.— long time to stop surely even you are surprised. it was an exceptional performance _ are surprised. it was an exceptional performance stop — are surprised. it was an exceptional performance stop when _ are surprised. it was an exceptional performance stop when you - are surprised. it was an exceptional performance stop when you saw - are surprised. it was an exceptional performance stop when you saw in l performance stop when you saw in qualifying — performance stop when you saw in qualifying how well she did and a strong _ qualifying

and after that new record by 13—year—old team gb skateboarder sky brown, who took bronze, nesta mcgregorl hempstead. these olympics are not over yet, but all eyes are already in paris in 202a. like you said, sky brown, 13 years of age, britain's youngest ever athlete and youngest ever medallist as well at 13 years of age. looking to replicate and follow in her footsteps are two 13—year—olds who are very, very highly rated, miriam and lola who finished second and third in the uk nationals as well and will be looking to make it to paris in a few years. miriam, you stayed up all night to watch sky's performance. firstly, how tired are you and what did you make of the performance? i'm not that tired, but the performance was amazing. it was so exciting. watching sky fail her first two runs was very scary but then in the end she landed it perfectly. and you could have chosen many sports to participate in. what is it about skateboarding that you love so much? just the freedom and it is so fun and there is creativity and the community is amazing. and lola, yourself, you came second in the nation

now, after a new record by 13—year—old gb skateboarder sky brown, who took bronze, nesta mcgregor haslooking to make it to paris in a few years. miriam, you stayed up all night to watch sky's performance. firstly, how tired are you and what did you make of the performance? i'm not that tired, but the performance was amazing. it was so exciting. watching sky fail her first two runs was very scary but then in the end she landed it perfectly. and you could have chosen many sports to participate in. what is it about skateboarding that you love so much? just the freedom and it is so fun and there is creativity and the community is amazing. and lola, yourself, you came second in the national championships and does seeing sky brown achieve what she achieved, a bronze medal, make your dream a bit more realistic? yes, definitely. it makes me want to do the olympics, watching her, and it is really cool. and we saw sky fall over twice and there was a lot of pressure on that third run. it may be a position that you would have been in yourself, how difficult it is knowing you have fallen twice and