it was the only leg susannah gill didn't win, finishing just under four hours. leg susannah gill didn'thourslj finishing just under four hours.|j am never running on snow again. two days later on the third marathon in australia the runners were having to cope with 35 degrees heat. the travel was just as demanding. in the airfor 63 hours, covering the equivalent distance of twice around the world. and they burned 5000 calories a day. i found the first few days was fine but the last three oi’ few days was fine but the last three orfour races i really few days was fine but the last three or four races i really struggled just to try and find enough hours in the day to eat enough to give you enough energy to keep going. those demands would tax any elite athlete but susannah fits in a dayjob and only started running ten years ago. ijust only started running ten years ago. i just wanted to only started running ten years ago. ijust wanted to run the london marathon because i know it is something a lot of people aspire to and it is a fantastic event and then iran it and it is a fantastic event a

and the women's record for the event has just been smashed by britain's susannah gill.week possible she finished in florida early this morning. just to warn you there's some flash photography towards the end of nick parrott‘s report. it was an adventure which started at the bottom of the world and ended with susannah gill finishing at the top of it. it requires great physical strength to finish at miami. these were tears of relief after days of paint. what a week. not only have i ran seven marathons in seven days on seven continents, i have won it with a new world record in the process so has been the most incredible experience. in the process so has been the most incredible experiencelj in the process so has been the most incredible experience. i never knew i could do this. the race is one of extremes. 32 competitors got under way for the most inhospitable conditions. —35 centigrade in antarctica when the —— where keeping warm alone running with the struggle. she won injust warm alone running with the struggle. she won in just under four hours. two days later on the th

british runner susannah gill has broken the women's record for the world marathon challenge which is ays across seven continents. fewer than 200 people have completed the event which ended in miami overnight. gill came second in the first race in antarctica but then won the other six in an average time of three hours 22 minutes. i haven't got used to the fact that i haven't got another race to plan. for the last week every time we have finished one race it's about trying to find a shower, get warm clothes on and start travelling to the next race, and suddenly i've got a chance to sit down and think about things, so it's quite nice. i think it will sink in eventually. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. ina in a moment, all of the business news but here are the headlines. theresa may holds talks with the president of european commission to try and secure changes to her brexit agreement. meanwhile, jeremy corbyn writes to theresa may setting out five demands that could see labour back a brexit deal in par

susannah gill is with me now.began for you?” began running ten years ago. ijust wa nted began running ten years ago. ijust wanted to run the london marathon. i literally was going to run that and then i got addicted to endorphins. marathons can take you anywhere and i have just marathons can take you anywhere and i havejust done more marathons can take you anywhere and i have just done more and marathons can take you anywhere and i havejust done more and more of them. i discovered this challenge andi them. i discovered this challenge and i thought it looked like a perfect challenge, seven marathons in seven continents. you make it sound like the simplest thing. fewer than 200 people have completed this challenge. at what point did you think i can do this? the challenge. at what point did you thinki can do this? the previous record was an average time of the eos 55 and so i thought maybe i could beat that but there are some other good joiners this year, a professional runner from france and a trail runner from prof

world marathon challenge and the women's record for the event has just been smashed by britain's susannah gilli haven't got another race to plan. for the last week every time we have finished one race it's about trying to find a shower, get warm clothes on and start travelling to the next race and suddenly i got a chance to sit down and think about things so it's quite nice. i think it will sink in eventually. don't forget to stay tuned to bbc news for all the latest sport over the course of the day. and on sportsday at 6:30 we'll have live build—up to the continental cup semifinal between arsenal and manchester united. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 1115. breaking news, figures released by the office for national statistics seeing the number of fatal stabbing is across england and wales without its highest level ever recorded last year. this detail coming in from our home affairs correspondent danny shaw who says the figures for the 12 months ending march 2018 sure there we re months ending march 2018 sure there were 285 killings by a knife or sharp instrument

and the women's record for the event has just been smashed by britain's susannah gill.. i haven't got just i haven't gotjust the i haven't got just the fact that i don't have another to plan. it's been about trying to finish when i finish one race and start travelling to the next rest, but suddenly i suddenly had the chance to sit down and think about things, so it's quite nice and i think of it will sink in eventually. british freestyle skierjames woods won gold in the men's slopestyle event at the world championships. woods won on his second run in difficult windy conditions in the united states. the gold is his first at the world championships — adding to a silver in 2013 and bronze two years ago. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. a man who travelled nearly 200 miles to reach his injured mother arrived before an ambulance reached her. mark clements caught a bus, tube and two trains from london to exmouth, in devon, on saturday after his 77—year—old motherfell and broke her hip. the initial 999 call was made

she took up running ten years ago to get fitter, and now susannah gill has won the women's title worldd run it and set a new world record in the process. it has been the most incredible experience. i never knew i could do this. and, you know, a still love running. and speaking of hardened athletes, we have the sas, from the tv show. it is the four female recruits who will bejoining us. they did some of thatice will bejoining us. they did some of that ice training and so forth. they will have an idea of what susanna gill has been through. i was talking to some of them last night and they we re to some of them last night and they were in awe. and finally, we know mo salah is clinical in front of goal and incredibly accurate when he wants to be. just take a look at this video he posted on instagram — fairly standard keepie uppies — butjust watch the can on top of the tyre. who knows how many takes he had. he was so casual. it is like he can do that all day. such a tiny target. thank you very much. it was a project designed to teach school children about race, religion, and gender, but a s

british runner susannah gill has broken the women's record for the world marathon challenge which is second in the first race in antarctica, but then won the other six in an average time of 3 hours 22 minutes. i haven't got used to the fact i haven't got another race to plan. it has been about trying to find a shower, get warm clothes on and go to the next race. now i have a chance to sit down and think about things. it is quite nice,. some sleep, i think is on her agenda. that is all for now. thank you. see you later on. the number of fatal stabbings in england and wales has hit its highest level since records began in 1916. the office for national statistics says 285 people were killed with a knife or sharp instrument in the year to last march. 36% of victims were under 25 years old. and the number of victims who are black is also at its highest level. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw is here. it is shocking, isn't it, the worst figures since the second world war. in terms of fatal stabbings, yes. the experience in terms of talking to police, talking to ministers and so on