rhys was cycling for football training _ rhys jones.. rhys was cycling for football training and that he - rhys jones. rhys was cycling forj football training and that he was shotin football training and that he was shot in the head and fatally wounded and that investigation had to be ground—breaking and part of the reason for that was because there was a wall of silence. in fact, some people went so far as to hide evidence and obstruct the police investigation for the benefit of the murderer. the murder of a 12—year—old boy. so, if history from 15 years ago repeats as of this we, the police might find themselves in similar situations. the police might find themselves in similarsituations. i the police might find themselves in similar situations. i would like to think a well—intentioned person will pick up the phone and do the right thing but i suspect it will be more likely that this crime will be solved through the great work of merseyside detectives. haw solved through the great work of merseyside detectives.— solved through the grea

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the rhys jones be done to change that? the rhys jones murder— be done to change that?ing up. there have been several incidents over the last _ speaking up. there have been several incidents over the last few _ speaking up. there have been several incidents over the last few days, - incidents over the last few days, talking particularly about this one but there was another shooting, another stabbing in liverpool, not that far from one another. as somebody who goes into schools and pleads with kids and the community to leave their weapons and not to get involved, do you feel like you are fighting a losing battle when you hear about notjust one but three incidents so close together? in two we can't give up, can we? we can't cive in two we can't give up, can we? - can't give up. i always say, if i can't give up. i always say, if i can change one young person's thinking, i have one. because it might stop a murder or it might stop a young person going down that path and the not on effect is massive. rhys jones was and the not on effect is massive. rhstones was shot 15 and th

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rhys mcclenaghan i5 flawless routine.round rhys mcclenaghan would have to settle for the silver. england enjoyed something of a gold rush at arena birmingham, jakejarman something of a gold rush at arena birmingham, jake jarman picked something of a gold rush at arena birmingham, jakejarman picked up birmingham, jake jarman picked up his birmingham, jakejarman picked up his third of the game is winning the men's flow finder. courtney tulloch retain his title on the rings and georgia—mae fenton kept her5 when she outclassed the field on the 5he outclassed the field on the uneven bar5. 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 cheers to tears. in the ten kilometres 5cratch race, england's laura kenny left it late, but powered home to her first commonwealth title in eight years. she is a champion once again. laura kenny takes the gold. find she is a champion once again. laura kenny takes the g

and this time round rhys mcclenaghan would have to settle for the silver.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 scratch race, england's laura kenny left it late, but powered home to her first commonwealth title in eight years. she is a champion once again. last night i was messaging my new coach _ last night i was messaging my new coach and — last night i was messaging my new coach and i— last night i was messaging my new coach and i was like, no, i'm not giving— coach and i was like, no, i'm not giving up— coach and i was like, no, i'm not giving up on— coach and i was like, no, i'm not giving up on this, i have one more role of— giving up on this, i have one more role of the — giving up on this, i have one more role of the dice, p

rhys james, the man in the right place at the right time. how thomas tuchel enjoyed that one.ebrating for long. in the six minute of injury time, harry kane made amends to salvage a draw. both managers were shown a red card after the final whistle, with the fallout set to continue for some time to come. i'm sure we will hear more of that. both managers sent off, red carded. the fa will surely have a look. but had they both comes down afterwards? there is no hard feelings. ifeel like a fair tickle from him and a fair tackle from me. if injury happens and nobody wants it between the player, but we did not insult each other, we did not hit each other. we were fighting for our teams and that is it. from my site, absolutely no hard feelings. it is part of it. i'm surprised that we both got a red card for that. but 0k. ., , ., ., , 0k. for me, it is not a problem. also because — 0k. for me, it is not a problem. also because the _ 0k. for me, it is not a problem. also because the most - 0k. for me, it is not a problem. | also because the most important thing _ also because the most i

it happened on the 15th anniversary of the shooting of an innocent 11—year—old boy, rhys the shootingadin 11—year—old boy, rhstones, shot dead in the crossfire of gang warfare in the croxteth area of liverpool. it is a coincidence but it will be on people's mind. people express condolences on social media yesterday, saying how much they remembered rhys yesterday, saying how much they remembered rhstones. he was a big everton fan, of course. now a nine—year—old girl shot in liverpool and police, as you heard, want to overcome this culture of not grassing to the police. when rhys jones was murdered police said there was not a wall of silence, people came forward because people knew who had done it, but the problem most people did not come forward with hard evidence. yesterday we spoke to the police about a separate shooting on sunday of a 28—year—old woman and they made the point about this culture of not grassing to the police, not informing, they are asking people to search their consciences in that case and in this case where a nine—year—old girl has been shot, to really come forward

a few miles on it, may be nothing in the way of rain but across england as well those rhys mcleod arriving change in wind direction that temperatures do start to return to values closer to average for the time of year. wednesday was low pressure to the south of the uk it looks like of anything showers are possibly more of a given particularly for southern areas of england and wales were scotland and northern ireland i think will be drier, not cloudy. 0n be drier, not cloudy. on wednesday we could finally see meaningful rain across parts of england and wales. temperatures by then r and a red for this time of year. a little cool. 15 of aberdeen. for the end of the week, high pressure again, close by in the atlantic, starting to settle things down. thursday looks like there is a chance of a bit of rain still for scotland and northern ireland, and isolated showers drifting across into eastern england, but still again some areas such as the midlands not seeing anything on the way of meaningful rain through the course of the week as they slip through cracks. the high—pressure system or try to bu

paul died on the spot, the only survivor was a former bodyguard paratrooper trevor rhys jones doctorscted his face literally piece by piece for the possibility of a conspiracy, including the possible blinding of chauffeurs with puffballs. he also denied that the british investigators specifically noted that the princess and her companion did not use seat belts , no matter what happened. actually 25 years ago. the story of diana still excites people all over the world. even commentators loyal to the british crown admit that the tragedy of lady di is not forgotten and may have an impact on the future of the royal family, her children, prince william harry now they are at enmity and meet a sad date separately alexander khabarov ilya murdyukov svetlana mikhailova and maxim capacci news, uk the federal part of our issue is now completed, our colleagues in the regions, as we in moscow are preparing to present local news. for this we need to go to another part of our studio and along the way. we can still have time to ask what krasnodar will see these days also the flower capital of russia w

. >> nunca vi mina rhys, nunca respirÉ. sÍ mi boca.agua. pedro: fernando asegura que pensar en su familia lo impulsÓ a salir. >> yo tenÍa en la mente la cara de mi familia, de mÍa y de mi esposa. pedro: su madre, quien muriÓ cuando tenÍa 12 aÑos, asegura fue el Ángel que lo saco con vida . desde que saliÓ de la mina no ha podido conciliar el sueÑo. >> anoche me levantÉ gritando "el agua". pedro: es uno de los cinco mineros que sobreviviÓ el derrumbe. sobre sus compaÑeros que siguen dentro, tiene fe de que estÉn con vida. >> tengo la esperanza de que salgan. pedro: fernando fue el Último de los cinco sobrevivientes a salir de la mina. a pesar de lo que viviÓ, ha venido a ayudar en las labores de rescate. dice que entrarÍa sin pensarlo con tal de tratar de encontrar a sus compaÑeros que estÁn abajo.en coahuila, mÉxico. fÉlix: las autoridades cubanas confirman la muerte de al menos un bombero y otros 17 es continÚan desaparecidos tras el incendio de un tanque en matanza. mÉxico y venezuela envÍan ayuda. nuestra compaÑera tener los detalle

it came in the men's team pursuit where rhys britton, oliver wood, charlie tanfield and kian emadi managedllist freya anderson also took a bronze medal in the 100m freestyle for great britain, missing out on siver byi one hundreth of a second. football's ballon d'or nominations are out and there's no room for seven—time winner lionel messi. but three of england's euro 2022 winning squad are on the shortlist for the women's prize. beth mead, who was given the tournament's best player award, isjoined by lucy bronze and millie bright. in the men's — there are 15 premier league players nominated — including 12 from liverpool and manchester city. the organisers will announce the winners in october. manchester united manager's erik ten hag says he expects marcus rashford to stay at the club this season. the england forward's representatives met with paris st—germain amid rumours he's on his way to france, but ten haag believes he'll stay. he is really important and you have seen from the first day i am in that i am really happy with him and definitely i don't want to lose him. he is in our plans

fraser's routine brought a score of 14.833, which nobody could match — not even defending champion rhysim here. team europe have confirmed that luke donald will be the new ryder cup captain. the 44—year—old former world number one replaces henrik stenson, who was stripped of the job after he signed a £40 million deal with the breakaway series liv golf. donald is the first englishman to lead europe since sir nick faldo's heavy defeat in 2008. and that's all the sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello, then. of course, july 2022 will be remembered for the first time the uk saw temperatures widely in excess of 40 celsius. however, it's also been a very dry month — and in southern england, it's been the driestjuly on record — those records date back to 1836 by the met office. now anywhere in the brown has seen below—average rainfall, but the darker brown's way below the average rainfall totals for this time of year, and 1—2 stations along the south coast have not seen any measurable rain. now, if you can see over the next few days, we won't see any rai

i think when you look at the victim, talking about rhys l at the victim, talking about rhys jones it, we need this individual arrested and taken off the streets and that could be the difference, you look at the victim and it is a child, i think it horrifies everybody. you victim and it is a child, i think it horrifies everybody.— victim and it is a child, i think it horrifies everybody. you have worked in counterterrorism _ horrifies everybody. you have worked in counterterrorism and _ horrifies everybody. you have worked in counterterrorism and security, - in counterterrorism and security, what is the state of play on merseyside in terms of the availability of firearms and their use and crime. it is notjust fatal shootings, it is also threatening behaviour and an enforcement tool. what would you say is the scale of the problem? i what would you say is the scale of the problem?— the problem? i used to live in liverpool— the problem? i used to live in liverpool although _ the problem? i used to live in liverpool although i _ the problem? i used to live in liverpool although i work - t

. >> nearly 200 bay area restaurants, wineries and brew rhys. business is back. >> it helps to get your name out there. this is amazing. so it helps get your name out around the city. >> festival returning to its summer date for the first time since the start of the pandemic. and the safety precautions are gone. >> i think everyone's now vaccinated or that's everybody's that's not vaccinated is wearing a mask. >> we're all vaccinated. i never got covid before. >> and while having fun is clearly top of mind so too is the monkeypox virus. some people are concerned. other people not so much. >> we kept our distance with everyone. it gets a little crowded so we kept or blankets outs to create a bubble because monkeypox pref talent in the bay area. >> i haven't been thinking about it all. >> right now, i'm trying to enjoy the festival. it's always something in the back of everybody's mind. >> tara campbell, abc7 news. >> so let's get to mike. mike: it looked pretty nice out there. didn't, ama? >> everybody having a great time under that comfortable w

. >> nearly 200 bay area restaurants, wineries and brew rhys. business is back. >> it helps to get your name out there. this is amazing. so it helps get your name out around the city. >> festival returning to its summer date for the first time since the start of the pandemic. and the safety precautions are gone. >> i think everyone's now vaccinated or that's everybody's that's not vaccinated is wearing a mask. >> we're all vaccinated. i never got covid before. >> and while having fun is clearly top of mind so too is the monkeypox virus. some people are concerned. other people not so much. >> we kept our distance with everyone. it gets a little crowded so we kept or blankets outs to create a bubble because monkeypox pref talent in the bay area. >> i haven't been thinking about it all. >> right now, i'm trying to enjoy the festival. it's always something in the back of everybody's mind. >> tara campbell, abc7 news. >> so let's get to mike. mike: it looked pretty nice out there. didn't, ama? >> everybody having a great time under that comfortable w

rhys james, the man in the right place at the right time. how thomas tuchel enjoyed that one.age a draw. both managers were shown a red card after the final whistle, with the fallout set to continue for some time to come. china is well—known for its ancient practice of acupuncture as a way to promote the healing process and general well—being. now increasingly, pet owners are turning to the method to help soothe the aches and pains of their beloved cats and dogs. in this beijing clinic, pets of all shapes and sizes are being signed up for treatments — care that their owners say is less invasive and comes with fewer side effects than conventional treatments. recordings of gentle bamboo flute music and birds chirping are played to help the animals relax. translation: she's enjoying it. before, she used to refuse to go. now, every time i tell her we're going to visit dr lee for some treatment, she's really happy and ready to get into the car. she'll come to lie still for a0 minutes to an hour. who doesn't like gentle bamboo flute music? now it's time for a look at the weather wit

after2.00pm, northern ireland's rhys mcclenaghan defends his pommel horse title.rman, his third gold. congratulations once again to jake jarman, his third gold. fernando alonso willjoin aston martin next season, replacing the retiring sebastian vettel. the two—time world champion will leave alpine, where he's been for the last two seasons. alonso described aston martin as one of the most exciting teams in formula one, despite not being frontrunners. he's signed a two—year deal and is expected to be replaced at alpine by formula two champion oscar piastri. team europe are due to announce they new ryder cup captain this afternoon. it comes after henrik stenson was stripped of the leadership when hejoined the saudi funded liv golf series. it's expected that former world number one luke donald will replace him. donald has twice been vice—captain and made four appearances as a player, winning each one. sprinter adam gemili has split with his coach, rana reider, who is under investigation over sexual misconduct complaints. gemili said the "bad press" around reider has h

and we did see it was a watershed moment for liverpool following rhys' death.f course, tackling gangs doesn'tjust come down to policing. it's much broader societal issues around it. what sort of focus is there on trying to address those issues? yeah, look, i don't think it's necessarily the time to be to be very political about this. but i think you do have to look at some of those kind of services that have been cut in places like liverpool, particularly in the north of the city, some vital services, youth services and other sort of functions that that organisations had in terms of, you know, turning people onto better paths and breaking up gangs and, and not allowing young people particularly to go down bad paths. so the council and other groups are trying to work on that, but they are a bit hamstrung by the funding cuts that they've had. so you see more and more sort of voluntary organisations and charities coming together. that's what we saw after rhstones's death and i'm sure we'll see that again. a hell of a lot of good people doing good work in this city

it came in the men's team pursuit where rhys britton, oliver wood, charlie tanfield and kian emadi managede podium. france beat denmark to take the gold. we been swapping around all week just to see who would be stronger and we actually raised the other flip away yesterday and that we decided in to remember the competition and ijust decided in to remember the competition and i just think through the rounds, wejust got competition and i just think through the rounds, we just got faster and faster and with progression. the new environment, get a brand—new team it's a promising side. twas a disappointing europeans for britain's bmx 0lympic champion charlotte worthington who crashed out in the freestyle... after qualifying for the final with the best score in the heats, she crashed in both of her subsequent runs — finishing last out of the 8 riders. fellow briton — sasha pardoe was 6th. the czech republic's ivita micla—cova won the gold. the sport is sometimes just a test of confidence to see who has the confidence to go for it you may look back on it and wonder and ask all the questions, i we

rhys years ago to the day of olivia's death.o him that in the intervening years between the two fatal shootings of those children, that society hasn't changed for the better. in terms of the investigation into olivia's murder, police say they are continuing to gather information from the local community. you can see the scene is still cordoned off. two men arrested last week on suspicion of murder have both been released on police bail. the united nations has launched an emergency appeal to help pakistan deal with devastating floods. the country's prime minister has said the floods are the worst in the country's history. provinces like sindh and balochistan in the south are the worst affected, but mountainous regions in khyber pakhtunkhwa have also been badly hit. more than 1000 people are known to have been killed as roads, homes and bridges were washed away across the country. and officials estimate more than 33 million pakistanis, that's one in seven people, have been affected by the flooding. ourfirst report is from secunder

but my instinct, as happened 15 years ago when the last tragedy with this poor boy, rhys ago when theack from football practice, people did come forward in the end and that helped the police. but you get to a situation — it's interesting, in the middle of this front page, one horrified neighbour said, "you could hear it all, her mum was screaming for help but no one could do anything, they were all too scared." they were too scared by exactly what was going on, but you hope they won't be too scared to come forward in the circumstances that have now emerged. in the circumstances that have now emerued. ., ., , g ., , emerged. you mentioned reese jones, killed 15 years — emerged. you mentioned reese jones, killed 15 years ago, _ emerged. you mentioned reese jones, killed 15 years ago, olivia _ killed 15 years ago, olivia pratt—korbel who's killed now it was nine years old, their families will mourn and grieve for the rest of their lives. kate, as we look at this story and your political editor, as the country is picking a new conservative prime minister, how might such a shocking crime c

fraser's routine brought a score of 14.833, which nobody could match — not even defending champion rhyso was stripped of the job after he signed a £40 million deal with the breakaway series liv golf. donald is the first englishman to lead europe since sir nick faldo's heavy defeat in 2008. and that's all the sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello, then. of course, july 2022 will be remembered for the first time the uk saw temperatures widely in excess of 40 celsius. however, it's also been a very dry month — and in southern england, it's been the driestjuly on record — those records date back to 1836 by the met office. now anywhere in the brown has seen below—average rainfall, but the darker brown's way below the average rainfall totals for this time of year, and 1—2 stations along the south coast have not seen any measurable rain. now, if you can see over the next few days, we won't see any rainfall either across the far south and east. the heaviest of the rain will be out to the north and west — that's because you're closest to an area of low pr

rhys mcclenaghan is the defending champion and the man to beat, he set the highest score in qualifyinglebrating —— celebratory meal or will he be comfort eating? we will find out later this afternoon. mani; find out later this afternoon. many thanks, find out later this afternoon. many thanks. nesta _ find out later this afternoon. many thanks, nesta mcgregor— find out later this afternoon. many thanks, nesta mcgregor reporting. back to our top story now — the lionesses celebrating their 2—1 victory against germany last night. let's go back to natalie in trafalgar square. 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 peopl

rhys mcclenaghan dismounting to a claim. you can watch it on the first gold of the 28 went to england's chris murray in the weightlifting. the four—time british champion won the men's 81 kilo category. he lifted a combined 325 kilograms across both clean and jerk and snatch — that's a games record, surprising the favourite, ajah singh from india. his clean and jerk alone was 181 kilograms, roughly the same weight as a car engine or male gorilla. a lot of people supporting me for the first time at this competition, i had tried, the crowd was so loud i just tried to stay in my own head space just lift the weights, but it was hard, you so after every lift i just had to celebrate with them, because i don't think i'll ever be a point in my career well i have that noise they make much noise ever again, it was incredible. also a dramatic afternoon and lawn bowls. england beat australia with a lead 8—0, australia whittle down the lead 8—0, australia whittle down the lead bit by bit, but england held the lead. adam peaty was back thi

and that was a huge concern, taking us right back to rhys that was a huge concern, taking us right backy about how gun crime has since fallen since the measures they put in place. but i wonder if there's a community aspect of this that hasn't been tackled thoroughly, and it's unfortunately showing up now where people are still in fear and worried of coming forward in tragic cases like this. �* , �* , ., like this. i'm sure we'll be hearing more about _ like this. i'm sure we'll be hearing more about that _ like this. i'm sure we'll be hearing more about that story _ like this. i'm sure we'll be hearing more about that story tomorrow i like this. i'm sure we'll be hearing i more about that story tomorrow as we get developments. finally, the sun's front page," queen will see you knew." secret plans for the queen to new prime minister at bell moral? normally when you have the change of prime minister, it's choreographed down _ prime minister, it's choreographed down to— prime minister, it's choreographed down to the minute, the old prime minister— down to the minute, the old prime minister

in the pommel horse final, he took gold, finishing ahead of northern ireland's rhys mclennaghan, who tulloch of england with the standout performance on the rings. the defending champion put on a strong show to get his second gold of these games. fraser finished just outside the medals, tulloch making a three gymnastics gold medals to tell you about. but you know what? let's talk about another one. england's georgia—may fenton won the women's uneven bars with a brilliant score of 13.9, becoming the first woman to retain the title. that is her second gold medal of these games. what incredible day, then, for england's gymnasts in particular with those four goals. we are going to move to cycling next. she's done it again. it got the loudest cheer of the day behind me on the big screen here at victoria square — laura kenny to the rescue. after struggling for confidence, she said, on the final day of competition at the lee valley velo park, she finally won england's first track cycling gold of these games. and what a moment it was, as austin halewood reports. just like that, the final eve

it came in the men's team pursuit where rhys britton, oliver wood, charlie tanfield and kian emadi managedld. and though women's team sprint there was a crash during the heat. sophie kate well and emma went down during the last lap. thankfully both riders got up and left the track themselves. still at the europeans in munich... and britain's bmx olympic champion charlotte worthington crashed out in the freestyle. after qualifying for the final with the best score in the heats, she crashed early in both of her subsequent runs, finishing last out of the eight riders. fellow briton sasha pardoe was sixth. the czech republic's ivita miclacova won the gold. these are live pictures of the triathlon event also taking part in munich. theyjust started the run, this is the third part of this three event triathlon like, sorry, swim, bike run is the order. non—stanford summit at the moment. she was in the leading pack in the cycling and she still in touch with the running event. you can follow all of that on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. seven uk cities have

but that could change if rhys mclenahan can strike gold again.party will continue here in trafalgar square later with thousands of fans gathering. the england team will be on that stage as part of a special show this lunchtime. three of the lionesses started their careers in blackburn and for these young players, it is absolutely massive. it's a big week for news about our energy bills. we find out how high costs could go in october and if there could be another rise sooner than expected. i'll have all the details. a big shock at the commonwealth games. world record—holder adam peaty is beaten into fourth place in the 100m breaststroke, won by fellow englishman james wilby. good morning, some will start on a cloudy note with showers. that will melt, it will dry, many having a dry day with sunshine until the rain comes in from the west later. all the details throughout the programme. it's monday, the ist of august. our main story. football has come home. england's lionesses have made history in a dramatic win against old rivals germany in the euro

fraser's routine brought a score of 14.833, which nobody could match — not even defending champion rhysnes, but what a performance from him here. clearly delighted. fraser was hoping to add a third, but it was courtney tulloch of england with the standout performance in the rings. the defending champion put in an outstanding performance to get his second gold of the games. team—mate fraser finished just outside the medals. nailing that landing, it was the biggest cheer in that arena. i talk about it being a golden games, because it was four gold medals. in the last hour, england's georgia—may fenton has won the women's uneven bars with a brilliant score of 13.9, becoming the first women to retain the title. that's her second gold of the games, four in gymnastics for england today. in fact, it is ten medals overall so far. there's also been a bronze for scotland's shannon archer in the women's vault final. it's team scotland's first ever medal in women's artistic gymastics. the event was won by georgia godwin of australia, claiming her second gold of the games. i can't even describe it.

i mentioned that the shooting came on the 15th anniversary of the shooting of rhys jones.ne of the key things. i'm sure that in the news conference that follows, as well as getting information about what has happened, the police will make aptly for people to come together as a community to give information, but also realise that going down this route where you end up in a that uses violence is reallyjust not worth it. uses violence is really 'ust not worth it. ., ., , worth it. for the moment, we believe it there, worth it. for the moment, we believe it there. but — worth it. for the moment, we believe it there. but we _ worth it. for the moment, we believe it there, but we will _ worth it. for the moment, we believe it there, but we will come _ worth it. for the moment, we believe it there, but we will come back - worth it. for the moment, we believe it there, but we will come back to - it there, but we will come back to you when we see the police officers in charge of this investigation arriving for this press conference. thank you. the us state department is warning tha

he had also presided over the inquest of another child 15 years ago to the day of olivia's death, rhyseath, rhstones was murdered, shot in liverpool, and andrew said that it is shocking to him that in the intervening years between the two shootings, the two fatal shootings of those children that society hasn't changed for the better. in terms of the investigation here in two olivia's murder, merseyside police continue, they say, to gather information from the local community. you can see that the scene here is still cordoned off. two men who are less negative arrested last week on suspicion of murder have both been released on police bail. irate murder have both been released on olice bail. ~ ., ., ., ., police bail. we are going to get a full sorts police bail. we are going to get a full sports round _ police bail. we are going to get a full sports round up _ police bail. we are going to get a full sports round up for _ full sports round up for you including the latest at the us open. mark edwards has the details. starting out with flushing meadows, of course. we're going to start at

on monday when this incident happened, it was 15 years since the death of 11—year—old rhys jones, ito was mistakenly shot, just about two miles away from here in another area of liverpool by a gunman in 2007, a gang member. it took a long time before someone came forward, some are living in the community with information that eventually brought those people to justice. information that eventually brought those people tojustice. the police, the local paper in the media appealing in the same way for anyone to come forward with information about asking people not to be afraid and asking anybody involved in criminal activity to put their differences aside because a nine—year—old girl has been killed here. nine-year-old girl has been killed here. �* , , nine-year-old girl has been killed here. , , here. because this happened in olivia's home _ here. because this happened in olivia's home in _ here. because this happened in olivia's home in such _ here. because this happened in olivia's home in such a - here. because this happened in olivia's home in such a sudden | here. because this happ

fraser's routine brought a score of 14.833, which nobody could match, not even defending champion rhyshim here, fraser was hoping to add a third but it was courtney tulloch of england with the standout performance on the rings. the defending champion put on a strong show to get his second gold of these games. his team mate fraserfinished just outside the medals. imperious in his performance, courtney tulloch. his team mate fraserfinished just outside the medals. this too good from courtney tulloch. and in the last hour england's georgia—may fenton has won the women's uneven bars with a brilliant score of 13.9, becoming the first women to retain the title. that's her second gold of the games, four in gymnastics for england today. earlier, jake jarman kicked things off at the gymnastics arena, as he became a triple commonwealth champion after taking his third title in the floor final. the 20 year old gymnast blew the competition away, with england's giarnni regini—moran taking the bronze. jarman was also part of the team that won gold while he also won the individual all—around event yes

there are 28 gold medals to be won today, including a great chance for northern ireland — rhys mclengahanworld record holder came 4th in the 100 metres breaststroke, won by fellow englishmanjames wilby asjoe lynskey reports ? here he is. in the life and times of adam peaty, one thing is constant. he hadn't lost a 100 metre breaststroke race for seven years, and halfway through this final, he was still on course. butjust ten weeks ago, he broke his foot. so where he'd push, instead, he faded. a different englishman pounced. james wilby wins gold! and that isjust a massive result in his life. james wilby took the chance and peaty missed a medal, but kept perspective. when it comes down to the race, sometimes it doesn't go to plan. but you know, that's a lack of training, as you said, lack of racing. i'm a fighter. and, you know, sometimes you have got to have these moments where... ...to keep on fighting, really. at the end of the day, we're both, you know, incredible racers. we all know what adam's capable of. and, you know, taking your opportunities, racing the best race you can on the ni

monday was also the 15th anniversary of the death of 11—year—olds rhys also the 15th anniversary of thes mistakenly tragically shot by a gang member in 2007. what has unnerved people in this area is that another tragedy like this to a young child has happened again in this city but also that this is picketing a picture of the city but which may not be true. —— painting a picture. there was a crime here but this level, this sort of tragedy is not the norm and they don't want this to be tainting the picture of their city from the people that we have spoken to here. they want justice for the family of olivia, and they are hoping that this can come as swiftly as possible. thank ou ve come as swiftly as possible. thank you very much. — come as swiftly as possible. thank you very much, tomos. _ a russian attack on a train station in ukraine has now killed 22 people, according to authorities there. the attack took place in the east of the country on the day ukraine was marking its independence from the soviet union. our correspondent hugo bachega is in kyiv. bring us right up to date. we have

monday was also the 15th anniversary of the death of 11—year—old rhys also the 15th anniversary of thee also in their appeal to the police also in their appeal to the community urging people to come forward. i think people wantjustice as swiftly as possible and they think it will come from people coming forward. be that members of the community who may know something or maybe people involved in criminal activity in this city who may have some sort of affiliation or some knowledge of the process of events that happened here on monday. but truly, the police do feel the information and the key to solving this case will come from someone coming forward with information. tomos morgan in liverpool, thank you so much. joining us now, former commander of greater manchester police sir peter fahy. thank you so much forjoining us. what are the major difficulties you see facing investigators? in what are the major difficulties you see facing investigators?— see facing investigators? in the sort of crimes, _ see facing investigators? in the sort of crimes, you _ see facing investigators? in the sor

it came in the men's team pursuit where rhys britton, oliver wood, charlie tanfield and kian emadi managedg last out of the eight riders. fellow briton sasha pardoe was sixth. the czech republic's ivita miclacova won the gold. sometimes this sport is a test of confidence. if you hold back, you might look back and wonder and always question, i went all in again. but like you say, it is sport and going all in is what it is in the sport, for an adrenaline, and thatis the sport, for an adrenaline, and that is where you have to handle. —— what. over at the rowing lake, it's been a busy morning for great britain. tom george and ollie wynne—griffith will hope to claim a medal tomorrow after they cruised through to the final of the men's pair. and in the quad sculls, an issue with an oar meant they had their work cut out to qualify for tomorrow's final which they somehow managed, the quartet regrouping to finish third. in the women's double skulls semifinal, kyra edwards celebrated her birthday as she and saskia budgett finished third to reach the medal final. and paralympian benjamin pritchard wa

if you remember, the death of olivia happened on the 15th anniversary of the murder of rhys jones, theple's reluctance to come forward. as you have heard of her, the police are desperate for information, and they want people to come forward because that will be key to solving this crime. ., ., , ., ,, , ., this crime. roman bridge, thank you ve much this crime. roman bridge, thank you very much indeed. _ this crime. roman bridge, thank you very much indeed. in _ this crime. roman bridge, thank you very much indeed. in the _ this crime. roman bridge, thank you very much indeed. in the last - this crime. roman bridge, thank you very much indeed. in the last few. very much indeed. in the last few minutes, we have also been hearing from steve rotherham, the mayor of liverpool city region. taste from steve rotherham, the mayor of liverpool city region.— liverpool city region. we have a first-class _ liverpool city region. we have a first-class police _ liverpool city region. we have a first-class police force _ liverpool city region. we have a first-class police force and - liverpool city r

something to be done, they don't want the same thing as happened 15 years ago when there was the murder of rhysartine. hello there. yes, it's a| lot quieter than it was an hour ago, you can probably tell if you were with us then. here at denbigh high school in the hall, this was full of year 11s getting their results just an hour ago year 11s getting their results just an hourago and year 11s getting their results just an hour ago and they were pret thrively, most of them were extremely happy, of course, some people do feel disappointed with the result they get and we will talk about that in a minute, what are their options. the pass rate for this year's gcses has fallen since the pandemic peak of 2021, but remains higher than 2019. overall, 73.2% of gcses were marked at grades four or c and above this year, down from 77.1% last year, when grades were decided by teachers. it is still significantly higher than in 2019, the last year exams were sat before covid, when it was 67.3%. results for vocational and technical awards are also being released — though some btec pupils could face delays. we s

rhys britton, oliver wood, charlie tanfield and kian emadi beat germany in the bronze medal race to makelotte worthington crashed out in the freestyle. after qualifying for the final with the best score in the heats, she ended up crashing in both of her subsequent runs, finishing last out of the eight riders. the czech republic's iveta miculycova won the gold. over at the european aquatics championships in rome, katie shanahan won a silver medalfor team gb. shanahan came second in the 200m backstroke final. it's her biggest achievement to date after winning two bronze medals at the commonwealth games earlier this month. freya anderson won bronze in the 100m freestyle. elsewhere, there was more british success for medi harris, james wilby, jacob peters and anna hopkin who won bronze in the mixed llx100m mixed medley. the netherlands took gold in that one with silver for italy. the lionesses feature heavily. england euro 2022 winners millie bright, beth mead and lucy bronze have been nominated for the women's ballon d'or, awarded to the best female footballer of 2022. mead was named the be