mark allen and ricky walden also won today. a difficult few months for uk athletics, dealing with senior resignations and criticism over their handling of the alberto salazar scandal — the former coach of mo farah, found guilty of doping violations. well, uk sport, who oversee governance and investment of sports in the country, have now launched its own review into athletics governing body. our sports news reporter, laura scott, told me earlier exactly why it was needed. as you might remember, uk athletics has been per set by problems in recent months, most notably with a scandal involving mo farah‘s former coach. he was banned for four years for doping violations, and that issue led to the resignation of uk athletic‘s performance director followed by safeguarding issues surrounding the incoming chief executive. so all of this has led to a perceived crisis of uk athletics and reputational damage that uk sport are keen to address. uk athletics is one of the best funded sports in the uk, receiving £27 million of public money, and

mark allen and ricky walden also won today. one of the newest sports that we'll be watching at the olympics in tokyo this summer, and it's also one where team gb have a realistic medal chance of winning a medal. hauna coxsey has today been confirmed as their first olympic athlete in the sport, and she'll head out to tokyo to fulfil a dream that she never knew could actually become a reality. stuart pollitt reports. she spent years taking her sport to new heights. today shauna coxsey meets the pinnacle. it is such an incredible privilege to be this first gb climber to go to the olympics, it's so strange to say that out loud and amazing! growing up the olympics were always out of reach for shawna. i started climbing when i was full so i would watch the olympic games. —— four. it was so inspiring but i also felt disconnected because my sport was not part of that, so to be here talking about the games my sport which will be represented and i will be there too, it is so crazy! for the sport of climbing, one of five new ones in tokyo