and sophie hahn does it again — breaking her own world record on the way to gold at the world para athleticsn dubai. also coming up in the programme: how green is your club? we look at the sustainabilty league table for football clubs in england hello and welcome along to sportsday. she's one of the biggest names in the women's game — and now fans in the uk will be able to see sam kerr play week after week. the australian striker has signed for chelsea today — a massive coup for the women's super league leaders. when you consider that over her time in both the american and australian leagues — she scored a massive 139 goals, breaking records in both. nick parrott has more. fleet of foot and shop of mind, sam kerr is one of the worlds best strikers. can she finish? yes you can. it is 3—1. strikers. can she finish? yes you can. it is 3-1. this is the first hat—trick. she is on her way to england. if you can reproduce that form on these shores, chelsea fans will be in for a treat. i have come here to lift trophies with the club, and there is no denying that i have come to score goals, so hopefu

another phenomenal run from sophie hahn.eally is a champion and she performs at the big occasions. she has won great britain's semis gold medal in a world record time. it's actually her sixth world title set a brilliant career she has had already and yet she is so young. she is now being coached by leon baptiste. she is topping the medals podium once again. she is such a cool podium once again. she is such a cool, calm character. we think back to four years ago when she was in doha, quite you are getting to know the sport. now she is here, knowing how to raise these big events. with a good clear margin ahead of the field. she is going to be hard to beat. she has the 200 metres tomorrow. well done to sophie hahn. there was also a bronze medal for cricket —— rich chiassaro. he has had a busy week. he has been the 800 metres under 1500 metres. he had to wait for his fourth event before winning his medal. it was a bronze, in what it is a competitive class. he found his form in the last 100 metres to get on the podium. relief the

there's been more success for the british team at the world para athletics championships in dubai as sophie hahnon the seventh gold of these championships and a new world record time, so used to doing this. she had six royal titles in a brilliant career and yet she is still so young. she is going to be ha rd to still so young. she is going to be hard to beat and still is another event to go which will come up tomorrow and well done to sophie, a lwa ys tomorrow and well done to sophie, always wa nt tomorrow and well done to sophie, always want to perform at the big event. it was a bronze medal in 1554, he has been, had to wait for his fourth event to actually win his metal here it was a bronze and it was a really competitive class and he managed to find his form in the final 100 metres to get on the podium here and save the best for last. so relief for richard fred is been a busy week for him and there was also a bronze medal for vanessa wallace this morning in the shop. herfirst ever world wallace this morning in the shop. her first ever world championship metal. always want to enjoy competing t

britain's sophie hahn has broken her own world record, to win her fourth consecutive title.... in theseconds to win her sixth world gold medal across the sprint distances. rich chiassaro and vanessa wallace won bronze medals in the tsa a00m and f3a shot put respectively. i've worked so hard for this. i'm happy to see it is all paid off. i just want to win, just get the gold if it's a world record that's a bonus. that tracks away fast... that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. c0. uk/sport you can also get updates on the tennis where novak djokovic is an action at the atp world finals against dominic thiem. we will see you soon. let's return to today's election campaigning. scotland's first minister, the snp leader nicola sturgeon, has said scotland's voice must be heard in this election — or it risks not having a say in its own future. she was speaking at a campaign event in paisley this evening. let's hear what she had to say: the future of our country is quite literally on the line. scotland stands right now at a cro

and there has been another gold medal and another world record for britain's sophie hahn at the world wednesday was a much improved today for many parts of the british isles, although the cloud filled in across the south—western quarter of the british isles is this system eventually spread. quite a bit of rainfall and across the high ground of south wales and the moors of the southwest, a significant amount of snow as well. here we are for thursday morning, and a really wet start to the day. south wales, the midlands, east anglia, some of the southern counties of england as well. come the afternoon, the eastern portion of that weather front will have taken its rain, moderate burst for the most part, the heavier burst in there. very much closer to those flood affected areas, and that is the concern, and thatis areas, and that is the concern, and that is why there are a number of weather warnings around. further north and west it is a drier, finer day, one or two showers for the north of scotland. whether you have the sunshine whether you don't, it is on the cool side to say the very le

more success for the british team at the world para athletics championships in dubai, gold for sophi hahnoters go to the polls, we're travelling across the uk, hearing about what matters to communities. today we're in county durham and clive myrie's in bishop auckland. we're in the market square of the town of bishop auckland and the wider constituency is named after this town. there's a proud history rooted in the railways and coal mining and it's also been seen in recent years as a barometer of political sentiment for the rest of the north—east of england. we've been here for a couple of days and there is a palpable frustration on the part of traditional labour voters we've been speaking to to about how the party nationally is handling brexit. the constituency is a mixture of post—industrial towns, pretty market towns and agricultural communities. historically it's been a labour stronghold in general elections — and barring four years in the 1930s, labour has held bishop auckland since 1918. but this majority has been slowly whittled away over the years. now, it's now down to just over

and another day, another sophie hahn world record.ld—best times in the past two days at the world para athletics in dubai. and hannah cockroft has won the t34 800m gold. at the start of this week we we re 800m gold. at the start of this week we were not even sure if rafa was going to play, it was touch and go whether he would even be there, so he is doing well. here is carol with a look at this morning's weather. good morning to you. obviously we are looking at more rain coming and lots of flood—hit areas really concerned about this. that's absolutely right, good morning, everyone. what we have first of all asa everyone. what we have first of all as a cold start to the day. there is as a cold start to the day. there is a widespread frost, particular under the clear skies in the northern half of the country, where today will see the lion ‘s share of the sunshine. the risk of ice on untreated surfaces, but we have some heavy rain. through the course of the night the low pressure and whether front ringing this rain has been aligned acros

sophie hahn storms to gold in a world record time at the world para—athletics championships in dubai.n't ca re when andy murray says he doesn't care about winning tournaments, i don't think he doesn't care about winning, hejust doesn't don't think he doesn't care about winning, he just doesn't care about his ranking now. that is great to hear. are you any good at karaoke? i was trying to get into your shot. get into the shot! you will improve it. no, i don't. idon't get into the shot! you will improve it. no, i don't. i don't get the idea you are a shrinking violet. he would be front and centre. let's take a look at today's papers and online websites. many of the papers continue to focus on developments in the general election campaign. the guardian reports that labour is to unveil a rescue plan for the nhs in england, with a pledge to spend an extra £26 billion. we will talk about it a little bit later with the labour party. there is also a picture of a woman and child in front of the australian bushfires. "thanks, nigel" is the headline in the express, which reports that the tories