paris 2024, for dame sarah storey, the next remarkable chapter.aralympics. a journey that started in 1992 has already led to history. across two sports and more than 30 years, the three goals that she won in tokyo made it 17 in all. the most ever won by a british paralympic. but still there was the drive for at least one more cycle and again close to home with herfamily there to see it. the chance to have a normal games, have games with spectators, just being able to experience the atmosphere again was too good to turn down and of course, charlie, who has never been to games, he won't quite be seven when we get to paris, so for him, both him and louise, they will hopefully remember these games because louise was only three when we went and she has only fleeting memories and she is not sure those memories are from looking at photographs are from actually being there. when you remind yourself that you hold these records and this will be her ninth parliament games, how do you feel when you reflect on your achievements like that? i think, the number n

motivating sarah storey who already has 17 medals to her name. welcome along to the programme — and we'll start with the action at the us open. the men's world number one jannik sinner survived a scare to defeat mackenzie mcdonald in his first match since being embroiled in a doping test controversy. last week, it was revealed sinner had failed two drug tests in march, but he escaped a lengthy ban when officials decided he wasn't at fault for the presence of banned anabolic agent in his system. the italian dropped the first set 6—2 before powering through the next three sets dropping just five games against his 140th—ranked opponent on arthur ashe stadium. started a little bit in the not best way, but for sure, the first match in every tournament, they are not easy. you've got to accept it. i did well in the beginning and i tried to stay there mentally and trying to keep going. so i'm very happy to be in the next round, first time that i win here on this court after some attempts. so i'm really happy. there were a couple of upsets in the men's dr

paris 2024 for dame sarah storey, the next remarkable chapter.history. across two sports and more than 30 years, the three golds she won in tokyo made it 17 in all, the most ever won by a british paralympian. but still there was the drive for at least one more cycle and a games close to home with her family there to see it. the chance to have a normal games have a games with spectators, just being able to kind of experience that atmosphere again was too good to turn down. and of course, charlie, who's never been to a games, he won't quite be seven when we get to paris. so for him, both him and louisa will hopefully remember this games because louisa was only three in rio and she only has kind of fleeting memories, and she's not sure if those memories are from looking at photographs or from actually being there. and when you remind yourself that you hold all of these records and that this will be your ninth paralympic games, how do you feel when you reflect on achievements like that? i think that the number of number nine is kind of the thing that

paris gets set for the opening ceremony of the paralympics — we hearjust what keeps motivating sarah storeyng to the programme — and we'll start with the action at the us open. the men's world number one jannik sinner survived a scare to defeat mackenzie mcdonald in his first match since being embroiled in a doping test controversy. last week, it was revealed sinner had failed two drug tests in march, but he escaped a lengthy ban when officials decided he wasn't at fault for the presence of banned anabolic agent in his system.

paris 2024 — for dame sarah storey, the next remarkable chapter. still, there was the drive for at least one more cycle, and a games close to home with her family there to see it. the chance to have a normal games, have a games with spectators, just being able to kind of experience that atmosphere again was too good to turn down. and of course, charlie, who's never been to a games, he won't quite be seven when we get to paris. so for him, both him and louisa will hopefully remember this games because louisa was only three in rio and she only has kind of fleeting memories, and she's not sure if those memories are from looking at photographs or from actually being there. and when you remind yourself that you hold all of these records and that this will be your ninth paralympic games, how do you feel when you reflect on achievements like that? i think that the number of number nine is kind of the thing that is most exciting. it's not something i ever had a dream about. i remember as a young athlete calculating that i might not be too old if i did eigh

britain's most decorated paralympian, dame sarah storey, hoping to add to her 17 gold medals, some 32 it inspires other people to realise that you don't have to worry about age. sometimes you canjust try and follow a dream you didn't know you had. keely hodgkinson gets the gold! and so, after the success for britain's olympians here, now it's the paralympians' turn, as they hope to bring this summer of sport to the perfect ending. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz. the prime minister warned the budget will be painful. does that mean austerity 2.0? and after away sis announced that reunion we have dug into the newsnight archives for some of the band's best bits. —— and after oasis announced.

britain's most decorated paralympian, dame sarah storey, hoping to add to her 17 gold medals, some 32don't have to worry about age. sometimes you canjust try and follow a dream you didn't know you had. keely hodgkinson gets the gold! and so, after the success for britain's olympians here, now it's the paralympians' turn, as they hope to bring this summer of sport to the perfect ending. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. good luck to them. after years of bad blood and barbed comments, one of music's biggest feuds appears to be over — with the announcement that noel and liam gallagher are re—forming oasis for a series of uk and european concerts next year — the first time they'll have played together in public since 2009. tickets go on sale on saturday in what's expected to be a multi—million pound pay day for the brothers. colin patterson reports from manchester — and a warning his report contains some flash photography. me and him were, like, telepathic, you know what i mean? i know my brother better than anybody else. this is how oasis announced they were back, the brothers finally confirm

britain's most decorated paralympian, dame sarah storey, hoping to add to her 17 gold medals some 32hopefully it inspires other people to realise that you don't have to worry about age. sometimes you can just try and follow a dream you didn't know you had. keely hodgkinson gets the gold! and so after the success for britain's olympians here, now it's the paralympians' turn as they hope to bring this summer of sport to the perfect ending. yes, here at the paralympicsgb headquarters there is a real sense of excitement but there are some familiar faces of excitement but there are some familiarfaces in of excitement but there are some familiar faces in the team. some familiarfaces in the team. some of the stars from london 2012 like hannah cockroft and david weir will be hoping to add to the middle collections. there is also plenty of new faces too. in fact more than a third of the team here are making their paralympic debut is so there will be hoping this blend of youth and experience improve a winning formula. andy, thank you. the former paralympian tanni grey—thompson says she was for

paris 202a, for dame sarah storey the next remarkable chapter. and just being able to kind of experience that atmosphere again, was too good to turn down. and of course charlie, who never been to a games, he won't quite be seven when we get to paris, so for both him and louisa, they will hopefully remember this games, because louisa was only three in rio and she only has fleeting memories and she's not sure if those memories are from looking at photographs or from actually being there. and when you remind yourself that you hold all of these records, and that this will be your ninth paralympic games, how do you feel when you reflect on achievements like that? i think the number nine is kind of the thing that is most exciting. it's not something i've had a dream about. i remember as a young athlete calculating that i might not be too old if i did eight games, but never, ever thought that line would be a possibility. i think is testament to the support i've had. are you going into it thinking it could be your last one? i've never been into any games

dame sarah storey, who always seems to win gold, doesn't she? not. this is her ninth paralympics. ninth paralympics. good for her ninth paralympics. good for her ninth paralympics, so she's gotiona her ninth paralympics, so she's got iona winnifrith who swims is 13 years old. so she's our youngest competitor , 13 at 13. i youngest competitor, 13 at 13. i know at 13. and there are athletes that we saw. see the thing is the i don't know whether we would say the shelf life is probably not the right word to use, but when you get athletes that go over the years, it can be a lot longer, right? >> sorry. your career. >> sorry. your career. >> your career. yeah it is. it's an athletic career, isn't it? it's probably better saying that than shelf life. probably because hannah cockcroft, jonnie peacock and david weir, who made their name in london 2012, they're still competing now in paris 2024, so we're hoping to get 100 to 140 medals and that's phenomenal. incredible. well, the last, last time we were only beaten by china. and you know what china are like sometimes. yeah. so, anyway, i'm

and dame sarah storey, who will be taking part again. medals has she won across swimming. and she's cycling again. she's an olympian as well. she's unbelievable. >> she's got seven hasn't she? >> she's got seven hasn't she? >> she's got seven hasn't she? >> she has seven. teen. teen is correct. >> that was. that was a quiz i wasn't expecting. >> but but richard whitehead hopefully . hopefully. >> of course he didn't make it yesterday. he's he's his children was unwell. but anyway he's going to be with us on the show tomorrow. today. >> today, maybe tomorrow. let's see. let's hedge our bets. >> he feels like he's richard whitehead. >> we'll take him whenever we can get him. >> he comes on. he comes on whenever he likes. but anyway, he'll be with us at 8.30. talk about the paralympics. >> only because we teased it last hour. who's, what? tell us about this alpine skiing. great. >> oh , yes. ingemar stenmark, >> oh, yes. ingemar stenmark, ingemar stenmark, great slalom skier, one of the greatest skiers of all time . he's 68 skiers of all ti

wonderful cohort of 215 athletes, some of hume —— some of whom you will know are household names, dame sarah storeynvironment is right for them to give their absolute best at the moment when it matters. it's also wonderful this is in our time zone. it isjust matters. it's also wonderful this is in our time zone. it is just across the waterfrom in our time zone. it is just across the water from the uk. we expect thousands upon thousands of fans. the targets are that we win well. that we perform better than ever. i think the context though is that what would have got you a gold medal in 2012 will not see you on the podium in 202a. i am absolutely sure we'll have our best performance ever. what that means in of medals, that will unfold over the next 11 da s. ~ ., ., ,, ., that will unfold over the next 11 das. ., ., days. we often talk about legacy from games. _ days. we often talk about legacy from games, from _ days. we often talk about legacy from games, from the _ days. we often talk about legacy from games, from the 0lympics| days. we often talk about legacy - from games, from the olympics and th