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past sifan hassan and into second, but unable to chase down kenya's faith kipyegon, muir crossed theorked so hard for so long. i've been fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, every year since 2015, and it'sjust like, with everything last year that's been postponed, not knowing it was going ahead, i got a silver, and well done to faith and sifan as well. in the men's 4x100 metre relay, gold and silver was decided byjust one hundredth of a second, team gb leading in the home straight. and he's taken on the line by italy! it's proof that the smallest of margins can cause the biggest of hurts. mitchell—blake consoled by his team—mates, reminding him he had just won a silver medal. this man run an amazing leg. he looked a bit disappointed, but this is a team. _ he's been part of one of the top three fastest teams we've everi had in british history. this man is a legend and he brought us home in incredible style. - and in the women's relay, no one could get close to the jamaicans in first, but team gb finished with a bronze, matching their performance in rio five years ago. we knew we could medal

sifan hassan chased down her own piece of history.he is dominant. the united states are out in front in the medal table, in both the four by 400 relays they were so far ahead. they call their female quartet the dream team and then it is alison felix who won her 11th games medal, won more than carl lewis. britain finished in athletics with no gold medals of their own. at six now have made the podium. and likejosh kerr, they are young, he isjust 23. likejosh kerr, they are young, he is just 23. they will go to paris in three years time with a platform. joe lynskey, bbc news. jenny meadows is a former gb olympian and has been commentating on the athletics for the bbc. she saysjosh kerr surprised her by getting a medal in the 1500 metres. joshis josh is very confident and sat all year that he wanted to go to the olympic games and produce a medal. i wasn't convinced, watching him in the rounds. he did when our british olympic trials, but he only got through to the semifinals by the skin of his teeth. he only got through to the final by the

but as the field stretched, muir went past the 5000 metres champion sifan hassan of the netherlands to bronze in the women's hockey for team gb, making the podium for the third games running, after beating india 11—3 in the bronze medal match. it was a topsy—turvy game. the brits were 2—up, then 3—2 down, but fought back to win 4—3. tears were flowing at the end. great britain were defending champions from rio, but captain hollie pearne—webb said, "it's been a tough five years, a bronze medal was beyond our wildest dreams". later, the netherlands beat argentina to win gold. so, great britain's seven medals means they now have 58 in total, moving up to fourth in the medal table above australia and the russian olympic committee. more medals possible on tomorrow's penultimate day, too. tom daley is in the 10m platform at 7 o'clock uk time, looking for his second gold medal of the games. much more with boxing, athletics and all sorts to try and list them all would take me far too long. that's all the sport for now. thank you, enjoy the best of the action. we're going to talk about team mis

past sifan hassan and into second, but unable to chase down kenya's faith kipyegon, muir crossed thes 4x100 metre relay, gold and silver was decided byjust one hundredth of a second, team gb's nethaneel mitchell—blake leading in the home straight. nethaneel mitchell—bla ke. .. and he's taken on the line, i think, by italy! it's proof that the smallest of margins can cause the biggest of hurts. mitchell—blake consoled by his team—mates, reminding him that he'd just won a silver medal. this man ran an amazing leg. he looked a bit disappointed, but this is a team. he's been part of one of the top three fastest teams that we've ever had in british history. this man's a legend and he brought us home in incredible style. and in the women's relay, no one could get close to the jamaicans in first, but team gb — anchored by daryll neita — finished with a bronze, matching their performance in rio five years ago. we knew that we were going to get around and we knew we could medal. i'm just so proud. this is my first—ever olympic medal! and i know this is the beginning of something great, and i'

kenya's faith kipyegon has retained the olympic women's 1500—metre title to put an end to dutch athlete sifanmpic record set by romanian paula ivan at the seoul games as she clocked three minutes 53.11 seconds. joshua cheptegei has made up for his silver in the 10,000—metres to win the 5000—metre 0lympic title, succeeding two—time champion mo farah. the 24—year—old ugandan world record—holder in the distance timed 12 minutes 58.15 seconds. and in the women's 400 final, shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas took gold. that's back—to—back 0lympic titles for the 27—year—old after her victory in rio five years ago. to cycling, and laura kenny has become team gb�*s most decorated female 0lympian as she and team—mate katie archibald won a cycling gold in the women's madison final. and in the women's hockey, the netherlands have beaten argentina 3—1 in the final to take the gold medal. you'll remember they had to settle for silver in rio when team gb won a gold in a thrilling penalty shoot—out. let's update you on another story. two sports coaches from belarus have been stripped of their accreditation

title in an olympic record time but as the field stretched muir went past the 5000 metres champion sifanetherlands to seal the best result of her career. the netherlands have won gold in the women's hockey beating argentina in the final, but also picking up a medal in the early hours of the morning our time were team gb. despite being the defending champions from rio, it's a huge achievement given the changes the team has been through since 2016. michael redford watched their dramatic bronze—medal match against india. under the burning sun in tokyo, one final chance to shine. for great britain and india, it was now or never. who could handle the heat? the two teams had already met in the group stage, with great britain winning 4—1. the early stages here suggested a similar scoreline seemed likely. britain's dominance, though, eventually told. came off an indian player and great britain are ahead. it was a goal that woke india up. thankfully for great britain, maddie hinch was alert as well. what a save from maddie hinch! that save was all the more important that shortly after sarah rober

sifan hassan found that staying out of trouble near the back didn't go to plan. 30 metres behind withing the heat in the heats? not really. she still finished first. katie snowden also progressed to the semis. beth dobbin won't have to wait that long for hers, she will be vying for a place in the 200 metre finaljust after 11.30am, coming second in her seat. we thought the 100 metres bronze medallist shericka jackson would bejoining her. she is the jamaican in the yellow easing her way down the home straight. a little too easy. what on earth? why take such risks? knocked out. nick miller's trow of 76.93 launched him into an olympic hammer finalfor the first time. his effort was the sixth best in qualifying. two golds were won this morning, jasmine camacho-quinn became the first puerto rican woman to win a track and field medal as she overcame the hurdles. leaping the longest was miltiadis tentoglou, the european champion saved his best till last. and cuba on distance, but winning gold was his second bestjump was further. he gold was his second best “ump was further. , , ., , ., further

in the best performance of her career, the scot proved too strong for world champion sifan hassan, overtakingno—one was catching defending champion faith kipyegon, but a brilliant run insured muir took silver and smashed the british record. the relief at ending her near decade—long quest for a major medal clear to see. 0h! i've worked so hard, for so long. yeah. in the 4x100 metre women's relay, the british quartet, including dina asher—smith, had high hopes after breaking a national record in the semifinal. favourites jamaica dominated, but team gb managed bronze, a repeat of their performance in rio. but the most thrilling drama was still to come. richard kilty running a storming third leg to put britain on course for gold in the men's 4x100. but, in one of the most dramatic endings to a relay race, nethaneel mitchell—blake was overtaken on the line by italy's filippo tortu. replays showing team gb had been pipped to gold byjust one 100th of a second. we were unlucky, but this is unity, this is a team and we are in this together and we absolutely pulled it out as a quartet and everyone behi

the world champion, sifan hassan, ready to make her move on the final lap, when she tripped over anotherut instead, she picked herself up, chased down her rivals, sprinted past them and ultimately won her heat. it suggests she may take some beating. and in the final of the women's hurdles, a little bit of olympic history. and jasmine camacho-quinn is powering away, surely, to the gold medal now? jasmine camacho-quinn, winning a first ever athletics gold for puerto rico. for such a small country, she later said, to give little kids hope, i'm just glad i'm the person to do it. andy swiss, bbc news. now let's talk about simone biles, the superstar american gymnast who has pulled out of a succession of olympic finals there. but she is going to compete in one tomorrow? indeed. she is going to compete in the beam final. and that is great news for fans of gymnastics, because she obviously missed out from competing, trying to retain that olympic floor title tonight. yesterday, the vault came and went, because she has been suffering from what gymnasts call the twisties, she described does not kno

netherlands�* sifan hassan falls within the last lap of her 1500m heat but still comes back to win atum in tokyo. the dutch athlete, who is going for gold in the 1500m, 5,000m and 10,000m, a feat never before attempted, fell to the track after a tangle of legs with 380m to go before rolling over. yet somehow she was able to get up and turn the afterburners on down the back straight before taking victory in the heat. it was incredible to watch. in the women's hockey, india took a shock 1—0 victory over australia to get to the semi—finals for the first time in their olympic history. gurjit kaur scored in the 22nd minute from a penalty corner to give india the lead against the three—time champions. india then saved 10 penalty corners from australia to stay in it. india will play argentina in the semis. today's sailing has been postponed because of light winds. the enoshima yachting harbour was due to host the final two opening series races in the men's and women's a70 classes, as well as the medal races in the men's and women's 49er classes. but the weather means the programme has been r

dutch runner sifan hassan is on course for an historic olympic treble., surging clear of the field with around 250 metres to go. just 12 hours earlier, she won another race, her 1500 metre heats, that was despite falling over because of a collision and a last lap and then she came at the very back of that field to win the race. it was amazing to watch. in the women's football, canada has stunned the four times champions, the usa, beating them 1—0. it wasjessie fleming who scored a second—half penalty which bought canada its first win over the us since 2001. canada will now play its first olympic final, taking on sweden. jasmine camacho-quinn won porto rico's first ever olympic track and field gold as she cruised to victory in the women's 100 metre hurdles here in tokyo. the 24—year—old is only the second athlete from the us territory to win an olympic medal, after monica puig in the women's tennis singles in 2016. i've been speaking to dawn harper fraser. she won gold in the 100 metre hurdles in beijing, about jasmine's race. oh, my goodness. one thing t

the scot was second in her semifinal behind sifan hassan of the netherlands, but team—mate katie snowdenfailed to qualify. despite being the fastest briton over 800m going into the games, muir has opted to focus on the 1500m. after winning silver in the men's team sprint, jason kenny and jack carlin are through to the quarter—finals of the individual sprint. kenny, who's the defending champion and going for a seventh gold medal, beat yuta wakimoto of japan to reach the last eight. and carlinjoined him there soon afterwards, outpacing muhammad sahrom of malaysia. the quarter—finals get under wayjust before eight o'clock tomorrow morning. in the women's keirin, team gb�*s katy marchant made it through to the quarter—finals at the second time of asking. she had to race again in the repechage, after being relegated from her first round heat for a technical infringement. players from all 20 premier league clubs say they'll continue to take the knee next season as a symbol of their "unity against all forms of racism". a "no room for racism" sleeve badge will also be worn by players and match o

the world champion, sifan hassan, ready to make her move on the final lap, when she tripped over anothere some beating. and in the final of the women's hurdles, a little bit of olympic history. and jasmine camacho-quinn is powering away, surely, to the gold medal now? jasmine camacho-quinn, winning a first ever athletics gold for puerto rico. for such a small country, she later said, to give little kids hope, i'm just glad i'm the person to do it. andy swiss, bbc news. usa gymnastics have confirmed that gymnast simone biles is on the start—list for tomorrow's beam final. the four—time olympic champion had already withdrawn from five events to focus on her wellbeing, including the women's team competition last tuesday, after she struggled with the "twisties" — which is losing your sense of direction in mid—air. a sprinter from belarus is said to be seeking asylum in poland after claiming she was being forced to return home from the olympics by her country's officials. krystsina tsimanouskaya has taken refuge at the polish embassy in tokyo. the un refugee agency is now involved in the case

sifan hassan found staying out of trouble near the back didn�*t go to plan. 30 metres behind with less as she overcame the hurdles. leaping the longest was miltiadis tentoglou, the european champion saved his best till last. tying with cuba�*s miguel echevarria on distance, but winning gold as his second—bestjump was further. still following? he�*s still not sure, is he? or is he? is he just playing it cool? you�*ve won! ben croucher, bbc news. team gb�*s deborah kerr has qualified for the women�*s canoe sprint single 200m semi—finals, but team mate emily lewis just missed out. 23—year—old kerr won the race in 42.742 seconds, but lewis agonisingly missed out by 0.005 seconds. kerr will race in the semi—final tomorrow but she�*ll be up against olympic champions lisa carrington of new zealand, who is aiming for her third successive olympic title. in the women�*s hockey, india took a shock 1—0 victory over australia to get to the semi—finals for the first time in their olympic history. gurjit kaur scored in the 22nd minute from a penalty corner to give india the lead against the three—tim

dutch runner sifan hassan is on course for an historic olympic treble.r—old boy have been arrested on suspicion of murder, after the body of a five—year—old boy was pulled from the ogmore river in south wales. the boy has been named by south wales police as logan mwangi, also known locally as logan williamson from sam in bridgend. hywel griffith is at the scene in sarn near bridgend. we can see the sheer number of tributes left for him.— tributes left for him. these have crown tributes left for him. these have grown through — tributes left for him. these have grown through today, _ tributes left for him. these have grown through today, i - tributes left for him. these have grown through today, i was - tributes left for him. these have grown through today, i was here tributes left for him. these have i grown through today, i was here at this morning when the first few teddies had been left and all through today's young children, parents, families, friends and neighbours of logan mwangi have come to pay their respects and comprehend what happened. the poli