sophie kamlish, a world champion but you are quite a creative and artistic soul as well.or you. can you show us what you can do was have a few things in front of you here, stadium, orbit, what can you do for us? i might be able to do a bit of the stadium, but not a lot of it because there are a lot of straight lines. straight lines running, not drawing? yeah. 0k. i have always just like drawing, really. if i feel stressed, which is a rare occurrence, i can draw really. if i feel stressed, which is a rare occurrence, i can draw it away, really. lasted, istarted animation at kingston university. it has been full on, because i have been training six times a week and going to university as well. how word you feeling this morning? tired, but overall, happy, and thinking, ami tired, but overall, happy, and thinking, am i the world champion or is this just thinking, am i the world champion or is thisjust a thinking, am i the world champion or is this just a light? what sort of reaction have you had from home and family friends? everyone is pleased and proud. it seems i have lots

sophie kamlish finished an agonising fourth at last year's paralympics.sion and grabbed the gold medal. she always i’u ns grabbed the gold medal. she always runs with a flower in her hair. this was the night her talent blossomed. shocked and also like to thank goodness that is over. this whole day i have felt nervous. i do not normally feel nervous that races. i am now a nervous person, which is annoying. britain found another star, 0livia breen took a gold medal in the long jump. disappointment for richard whitehead, the 200 metres champion settling for bronze in the 100 and later describing his run as rubbish, but the good news is he says he is not retiring yet. not quite the perfect night for home fa ns not quite the perfect night for home fans but britain is still second in the table, 11th old medals, 20 medals in total, it has been an impressive start to the championships. andy swiss live at the olympic stadium. the duke and duchess of cambridge have been given a warm welcome in warsaw as they began their official visit to both poland and germany. th

the established stars of the british team but it was also a night for a new start, 20—year—old sophie kamlishss asjonnie peacock, kamlish, who runs in the same class as jonnie peacock, she kamlish, who runs in the same class asjonnie peacock, she runs in the 100 metres. in the rio last year, agonisingly she finished fourth in the final, having set a world record in the heats. today she set a record again in the heats and this time followed by winning in the final in emphatic style. what a victory for sophie hamlisch, just 20 years old, such disappointment in last year. this time it was cold and not surprisingly she was delighted to finally have that major title. i'm not still believing it because the only other international metal i got was a bronze for the 22013 but i'm amazed. i was like the girl virgin ofjonnie peacock but not as good. —— virgin. ofjonnie peacock but not as good. -- virgin. two goals for britain in the evening session but there was also won gold in the morning session from 0livia breen in the long jump. she competed at the rear paralympics last year where she finished 12th

keep an eye out for sophie kamlish, the same classesjonnie peacock racing yesterday.ecord in this morning? heats. great chance of collecting a first major title. thank you very much indeed. enjoy what is to come. next to the cricket. south africa have levelled the series against england after a thumping win in the second test in nottingham. 340 runs the difference. chasing unlikely a74 to win in two days. england didn't last two sessions. alistair cook's 42 england's top score in the entire match. get practising to save the game, or chase down and almost impossible world record 474. england's batsmen will need to be at their best. the problem, south africa's best has been much better in the second test. vernon philander fired up and firing them down. getting keatonjennings and gary ballance inside the first a0 minutes. setting the tone, england needing a garden angel to get out of this one. chris morris' ball to new england captainjoe root, getting past the guard of anyone. the tourists were too good. you can hide your eyes, the only englishman with any success, alast

sophie kamlish set a world record time in the t44 category in the heats last night.ind are still not really believing it. it's obviously the only other international medal i got was a bronze in the 200. ——i am still not really believing it. i'm really amazed. earlier yesterday 0livia breen claimed her first individual major title. she only managed to finish 12th in the t38 long jump at the paralympics last year, but made up for that with a gold and a personal bestjump. richard whitehead, who won the t42 200 metres gold on saturday, took bronze in the 100 metres last night. . afterwards though he said was unhappy that the ipc have decided to withdraw the 100 metres event from the paralympics ahead of the tokyo games in 2020. are not just fighting are notjust fighting on my behalf to. it's not about giving in, it's about accepting challenges. that's what really frustrating me, notjust as an athlete, an individual. the ibc are stepping back and letting the athletes dictate the programme, it's ridiculous. england lost the second test against south africa at trent bridge

sophie kamlish won another gold and olivia breen, a surprise, as she won the t38 long jump with a personal the medals table. a little behind the united states. joe root after being revered for his batting and captaincy is on the rack after the colla pse captaincy is on the rack after the collapse against south africa. yes, welcome to the world of being england captain joe welcome to the world of being england captainjoe root. that century against south africa in the first match of the series, crashing down—to—earth, 133—3 out. chase an improbable amount. they could last two session, all out for that paltry amountand two session, all out for that paltry amount and the major criticism sta rts amount and the major criticism starts to flow and as you say, michael vaughan who is root‘s friend and mentor suggest england lack respect for test cricket. root says he can't believe vaughan said that and it is very unfair. the series is level, but still those questions about the battle line up. there may be changes and another captain in nasser hussain says some the selections have been abysmal. we wa

and we'll catch up with the world record breaking sophie kamlish, one of team gb's gold medal winning a big clean—up operation is taking place in cornwall, after flash floods swept through the village of coverack on the lizard peninsula. you have probably seen pictures already. residents reported hailstones the size of 50 pence pieces, and the village was divided in two by a four foot torrent of water. later today engineers will assess damage to roads and property in the area. it is quite incredible. yes. matt is here all day to tell us what is expected for the weather in the next 24 hours. the bbc will have to reveal how much it plays its talent in an annual report. for the first time the salaries of those who own more than £150,000 a year will be revealed. the director—general lord hall says the bbc has much to do on equality after admitting only a third of the names of the list are women. businesses will be banned from charging fees on debit and credit card transactions from january. it follows an eu directive to ban the charges typically imposed by airlines, food delivery apps and