in 0lympics transformation in team gb in olympics and paralympics with hundreds of millions of poundsted in the various governing bodies. but the money is strictly allocated ten medal potential, so there's winners and there's losers. some of those losers have now clubbed together to form this coalition and may effectively wa nt form this coalition and may effectively want the money to be spread more widely. they want a tiered structure, rather than just focusing on the sports that have the most medal potential. the chief executive of one of those 11 sports, badminton england, had this to say. it's the demand for uk sport to take a long, hard look, to say is medals and medallists the only metric by which investment into sports can be made? we don't believe it is. we are not for one second asking for uk sport to take money away from sports that have already been invested in. the target around medallists and the target around medals would still be the same. we believe there are opportunities for uk sport to look at their own economy and save money elsewhere that doesn't impact... but the

the dutch are the number one ranked side in the world and lost to team gb in the olympic final last augustquarter. but england came back into the game and scored two goals in nine minutes to level the scores, this strike from sophie bray got the equaliser. so another shootout just like in rio, but this time it was the netherlands who held out for the win on sudden death — 4—3 it finished. team sky's chris froome has missed out on a fourth criterium du dauphine title. denmark's ya kob fulsang produced a real shock to win the overall race. froome, who was going for a third straight victory, began the final stage one minute three seconds behind overnight leader richie porte but failed to bridge the gap and eventually finished back in fourth behind ireland's dan martin, who was third. it was fulsang who overhauled porte. he gained a time bonus for winning the stage and that was enough to give him an overall victory. lions fullback stuart hogg is waiting to find out whether a cheek injury will end his new zealand tour. he collided with connor murray's elbow during yesterday's win over the crusa

team gb! pretty cool. i think it awesome, now a sport i have chosen could go to the olympics. i got into surfing was because it was none judgment all. you can be an outcast and it is fine. you do not have to conform to anything, it is where you can go and is be yourself in the water. the sports that i have done, i wanted to be the best that i could be and with it being in the olympics, the funding that comes will be amazing because it will allow everyone to be on exactly the same level and it will be about talent. if it it is no wading pool, everyone will be training there. [feelthey dfemt ,, i have a completely different view. australia and americans. they are able to put us on the same level. we will not be held back by the weather and conditions. that is not going to go down well in the olympics. i would watch surfing in the olympics. i definitely would. i would like to see how they did it. i would watch surfing in the olympics. i definitely would. i would like to see how they did it. i do understand that the olympics would change it. good answer, emily. i think anyone who

team gb! ferwardr yeu get entity! " ' ~ cool ferwardr yeu get entity! " ' ~ cool.e’ju-dgment you can be an outcast and it is all. you can be an outcast and it is fine. you do not have to conform to anything, it is where you can go and is be yourself in the water. the sports that i have done, i wanted to be the best that i could be - with be the best that i could be and with it being in the olympics, the that comes will be amazing funding that comes will be amazing because it will allow everyone to be on because it will allow everyone to be o n exa ctly because it will allow everyone to be on exactly the same level and it will be about talent. if it it is no wading pool, everyone will be training there. i feel they do not properly prepare people. i have a completely different view. we are so t g ‘behind t g ‘ behind people from hawaii, t g ‘behind people from hawaii, and far behind people from hawaii, and australia and americans. they are able to put us on the - level. we able to put us on the same level. we will not be held back by the weather and conditions. that

the dutch are the number one ranked side in the world and lost to team gb in the olympic final last augusts to level the scores, this strike from sophie bray got the equaliser. so another shootout just like in rio, but this time it was the netherlands who held out for the win on sudden death — 11—3 it finished. team sky's chris froome has missed out on a fourth criterium du dauphine title. denmark's ya kob fulsang produced a real shock to win the overall race. froome, who was going for a third straight victory, began the final stage one minute three seconds behind overnight leader richie porte but failed to bridge the gap and eventually finished back in fourth behind ireland's dan martin who was third. it was fulsang who overhauled porte. he gained a time bonus for winning the stage and that was enough to give him overall victory. lions fullback stuart hogg is waiting to find out whether a cheek injury will end his new zealand tour. he collided with connor murray's elbow during yesterday's win over the crusaders and needs to see a specialist. sam warburton, who wasn't playing in the last m

eight of the gb boxing team reached this afternoon's semi—finals in ukraine, guaranteeing medals in thee action for the bbc. richie, what's happened this afternoon? a tremendous day with eight boxers boxing in the semifinals and seven made the final. from an english point of view it has been a tremendous day. i think the objective before the tournament was to get as many boxers as we could do the world championships, so if you got to the last eight weight division you qualified for the world. we have 12 gb boxers from home nations going to world championships, but today from an english point of view was a fantastic display by english boxes. 0ne story which will catch everyone's imagination, identical twins, indifferent weight classes, both through to their finals. yellow like their food to their finals and have be the same guy. they both boxed a player from have be the same guy. they both boxed a playerfrom lithuania, and there is luke maccormack who got his victory. and pat beat a very good ukrainian boxer on his way to his final. a great performance from both boxers and a great story.

the gb men's 4x400 relay squad will be handed retrospective bronze medals. 0ur sports reporter david 0rnstein joins me to explain more. what is going on and why could the men's four by 400 metres teamternational olympic committee and the iaaf, athletics world governing body have been retesting stored doping samples recently and so far britain have come in line for five 0lympic britain have come in line for five olympic and two world championship upgrades as a result, the olympic ones are all from 2008 in beijing, the men's and women's four by 400 metres bronze, the women'sjavelin for goldie sayers another bronze and the heptathlon with kelly southington a further bronze. the heptathlon, jessica ennis—hill been upgraded to gold and jo pavey in the king came from 2007, that would be a bronze as well. the british olympic association is in possession of the men's four by 400 metre 0lympic medals from beijing so are in a position to give them to the guys and that will happen sometime soon. but with the rest of the medals we've just mentioned they are still in the legal process so they cannot be awarded yet. is there any chance these guys may not get the medals with all this action going

are part of a gb boxing squad which has changed significantly in preparation for the 2020 olympic games in tokyo. sir ben ainslie says he has some difficult phone calls to make, after his teamup final. they were comprehensively beaten by team new zealand in bermuda and he's planning some changes — but he's not giving up. are used to think being an olympic sailor was hard work but it's nothing compared with this. i have loved every minute of it, it has been a huge, huge challenge, really proud of the team that we have developed and i want to be a big pa rt developed and i want to be a big part of that in a future and, yes, i will keep running the team and i'm determined that we will get the america's cup back. that's all the sport. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator and journalist, daisy mcandrew, and the foreign editor of the sunday times, peter conradi. welcome to both of you. let's have a look at the front pages. the observer leads with fire safety in schools, saying proposals to relax standards are to be dropped by ministers. prince harry domina