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team gb's i over the rail! i team gb's sky over the rail! - team gb's sky brown over the rail! team gb's sky brown secured ever the ram — team gb's sky brown secured bronze a team gb�*s sky brown secured bronze a short time ago in the women's skateboarding. while tonight, big hopes for britain on the track, with world champion josh kerr in the final of the men's 1500 metres. and coming up on bbc news — england defend their decision to rename twickenham station after a new multiyear agreement with allianz, with more than £100 million. worth more than £10 good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister is about to hold the second emergency cobra meeting in two days after another night of violence and unrest on the streets in parts of the uk. the top prosecutor in england and wales says he is willing to consider charging some people involved in the disorder with terrorism offences. stephen parkinson, the director of public prosecutions, said he would look at organised groups that had planned "really serious disruption" for the purposes of advancing an ideology.

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before we go, let's have a little more from the olympics, and the three gold medals won today take team gb'spolining. team gold! god save the king. that has taken out of the pedals. tom pidcock is olympic champion. nathan hales destroys that target. goal to great britain in the men's 4x200m freestyle relay. that is absolutely brilliant. what a run from alex yee. can't believe it. great britain's fifth gold. it is neck and neck. it could be on the line. it's gold. is it? britain, they are - the olympic champions. gold for great britain. untouchable and now— they are the olympic champions. what a performance from bryony page! just one bit of movement towards the end of the trampoline. for the gold medal, can he do it? yes! he's done it! great britain have gold. this programme continues on bbc one.

it has been a great day for team gb - biggest stars.ay it. they have seven medals on day seven of these games including three gold medals, three silver medals and a bronze. that is a golden rowing, trampolining and equestrian. that is team gb's firstjumping equestrian gold first jumping equestrian gold since firstjumping equestrian gold since 2012. a silver in rowing and swimming and a bronze in diving. team gb will be pretty happy about today but i want to talk about the main event, it has been 22—year—old leon marchant back in the pool for france. he has added his first —— fourth gold in the 200 metre medley. —— leon marchand. that is his home games. it is quite an amazing statistic and that is all four gold medals has set olympic records. you can imagine the crowd here in france were absolutely loving it. we have been really honoured to witness this incredible moment of watching france's best swimmer get all these medals.— france's best swimmer get all these medals. and grace, you have been _ these medals. and grace, you have been th

another gold for team gb.foramcne from page, who won silver at rio, becoming the first brit to win an olympic medal ever in trampolining, and then won silver in tokyo. she is the current world champion and now the olympic champion. team gb have won three medals already on day seven of the games, in or on the water. two came in the rowing, where emily craig and imogen grant were thrilled to win gold in the lightweight women's double sculls. tom george and ollie wynne—griffith took silver in the men's pair final. katie gornall was watching and joins us now from paris. katie, really emotional scenes as the women were given their medals. everyone was crying! they were crying, i was standing in front of the family, their parents and the brother of the two were crying. these two have been at such a journey to get here. they missed out on a medal in tokyo by 100th of a second. they absolutely dominated this final. they lead after 500 metres and just never looked back, winning by almost a length from romania and secon

team gb are guarenteed silver or gold. they broke the world record twice. ble. they're in 6th place with ten golds. hoping for more tonight in the cycling and possibly on the track with keely hodgkinson favourite in the 800 metres. that's all from sportsday. keep across all of the olympics on the bbc sport website. good night. hello. it's been a fairly cloudy day, with some rain here and there, and really quite warm and humid across central and eastern parts of england. how about this evening and tonight? a chance of rain with a weather front moving across the uk. and here it is. it's a cold front. behind it, we have fresher atlantic conditions spreading in. ahead of it, the winds are coming in from the south. a lot of cloud, quite warm and humid, particularly across east anglia, the south—east, into yorkshire as well. temperatures have been around the mid 20s. so the forecast, then, for tonight shows that weather front crossing the uk. for a time, it could be quite heavy — that rain — across the lakes, into south—western scotland. but to the south, by the e

now, team gb rowin: complete athlete. now, team gb rowing has _ complete athlete.complete athlete. now, team gb rowing has done so well- complete athlete. now, team gb rowing has done so well this - complete athlete. now, team gb | rowing has done so well this year. eight metals now, at the end of all the rowing events. three of them gold, including lauren's bronze. what is it about team gb at the paris olympics that has helped them turn around so much from tokyo? i think tokyo wasjust turn around so much from tokyo? i think tokyo was just a bit of out one off — think tokyo was just a bit of out one off i— think tokyo was just a bit of out one off. i think it has been well documented, the team then could have had a lot— documented, the team then could have had a lot of— documented, the team then could have had a lot of metals and a lot of near— had a lot of metals and a lot of near misses. a lot of the teams have been _ near misses. a lot of the teams have been training hard for the last four years _ been training hard for the last four years. focus on paris. and o

taking a look at the olympic medal table, team gb finished seventh on m golds, their lowest position since athens 200a. while great britain matched total medals won from london 2012, the netherhands finished above team gb because they won one more gold medal. the usa beat china again by securing a top of the table finish, this time with 126 medals, a0 which were golds. both japan and australia enjoyed their most sucessful games to date while host nation france finished 5th on 16 golds. following the end of the closing ceremony, athletes have begun to leave the french capital, with team gb boarding a train at gare du nord station. 230 athletes have boarded the eurostar back to england including medal winners tom daley and matt hudson—smith. but as team gb make their way home, the boa chief executive, andy anson, has reflected on their success while acknowledging some frustration at a lack of gold medals in comparison to previous games. winning a medal on every day of the games is unique — that's never happened before — so it feels like it's just been, you know, success after success a

that is another good day for team gb there.ng at the olympics and paralympics in paris. one of the british contingent is kerry linder. we asked her why she is so keen to volunteer. i started in 2012 and got the bug then and was living close to london and wanted to help the 2012 olympics be the best it could be. i ended upjoining a choir and made some amazing friendships from that. i kind of got the volunteering bug, so i volunteered in lots of stuff. this is my third olympics, i went out to rio as well as a uk volunteerthere, and now i am here in paris with a large contingent, i have to say, of uk volunteers. a large contingent of volunteers and also a large contingent of fans and n every event you see lots of fun supporting team gb as well as in other events as well and let me take you to the medal table briefly before i have another thing for it and we have china at the top of the medals table is and the united states is second, france is bird and team gb is still there in fifth position and it medals table doesn't change muc

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team gb, led by charlie big, they did so well. stralians had broken the race. the australians had broken the world record in the heats. with our 600 metres to go, ethan hayter had a crucial slip, with the effort of it all. his legs gave way and he almost came off his bike. he managed to stay on, but it did cost britain a shot at gold. they had to settle for silver. australia, claiming the gold. the first time in 20 years for them. great britain, having won the olympic title in this event in 2008, 0lympic title in this event in 2008, 2012 and 2016, they are back on the podium for the first time in eight years, so that is progress, but having come so close they will be some frustration. that is the second silver medal of the week in the velodrome alongside a gold medal on monday. and there could be, the next few moments, another to come. the reason it is so loud is because the women's team pursuit is currently on. it is the bronze medal race and team gb are in is against italy. it looks like britain are trailing, narrowly. but hopefu

to the paris olympics — where team gb have won their thirddal of the day — with showjumping champions joining top winners in trampolining and double sculls rowing. and the world's biggest annual arts festival — the edinburgh fringe — opens in the scottish capital. now with all the latest sport, here's jane dougall. a second boxer who has previously failed tests for eligibility for the women's category has won their match at the olympics. taiwan's lin yu—ting was fighting sitora turibekova of uzbekistan and won by unanimous decision. meanwhile, angela carini has told the italian media that she's sorry for not shaking the hand of algerian fighter imane khelif. their fight lasted just 46 seconds after carini pulled out saying she wanted to protect her life. khelif was also cleared to compete in the women's boxing in paris, despite being disqualified from last year's women's world championships for failing to meet eligibility criteria. sport secretary lisa nandy said there were questions to be answered. it was incredibly uncomfortable to watch fo

an emotional night, then, for team gb. they came close, but it wasn't to be. and there could be another medal to come. britain has reached the podium in the women's team pursuit at every games since it was introduced in 2012, and here in paris it was no different. eleanor barker, josie knight, anna morris and jess roberts trailed italy for most of the bronze medal race, at times by more than a second, but then overhauled their opponents to claim bronze. and it will be a bronze medal! a fourth british medal in three days here, then, and hopes for more to come. dan roan, bbc news at the national velodrome. and taiwanese boxer lin yu ting has secured a place in the women's featherweight final, amid ongoing controversy about her participation here in paris — and that of algeria's imane khelif — after both were banned from last year's world championships by the now—suspended international boxing association for reportedly failing gender eligibility tests. —— after both were disqualified. khelif goes for gold on friday, whilst lin's final is on saturday. now the oly

team gb in on 65 medals — spectacular emblem picks.l. -- a _ on 65 medals in total. —— a spectacular olympics. in line with their targets but down on gold so how do you think they will reflect on paris 202a? i how do you think they will reflect on paris 2024?— how do you think they will reflect on paris 2024? i think they will be deli . hted on paris 2024? i think they will be delighted and _ on paris 2024? i think they will be delighted and it _ on paris 2024? i think they will be delighted and it really _ on paris 2024? i think they will be delighted and it really reinforces l delighted and it really reinforces team gb's status as an olympic superpower and it is their fourth successive games that they have recorded or than 60 medals, and only china and the us, two huge countries, have managed to achieve that as well, which gives you a sense of the degree to which they continue to punch above their weight and the 65 medals takes them above the tally in tokyo unremarkably equals the one they recorded in london 12 years ago, and it mean

at six — a golden day at the olympics for team gb. stunning win in the women's lightweight double sculls. bryony page takes gold on the trampoline. and a surprise team gold in showjumping. yes, those three gold medals on day seven make britain's ninth gold medal so far and they are up to fourth in the medal table. we'll have all the action from paris. also tonight — a relative of one of the little girls who was killed in the southport stabbings. absolutely the sweetest child you could ever wish to meet. we speak to seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe�*s great aunt. the woman who was the face of a british army recruitment campaign wins damages and an apology from the army after enduring racism. and the americans welcomed home by president biden, after the biggest prisoner swap with russia since the end of the cold war. coming up on bbc news, a golden day for great britain, but they could be more to celebrate on day seven in paris. the bmx racer is hoping to successfully defend her title. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six, o

a pretty big dealfor team gb two was done so well on the track.won the bronze medal. what is it about the track of that team gb is so good at because we do well every time. the tradition. _ we do well every time. the tradition, certainly - we do well every time. the tradition, certainly gb - we do well every time. tt2 tradition, certainly gb has a long tradition, certainly gb has a long tradition on the track and it was interesting several of the medals came in relays because that means you are not relying on one star, you have to have a solid team coming over here to run all of those legs of the relay so that makes it exciting about the programme and great britain. let exciting about the programme and great britain.— exciting about the programme and great britain. let me ask both, you have been running _ great britain. let me ask both, you have been running a _ great britain. let me ask both, you have been running a podcast, - great britain. let me ask both, you have been running a podcast, what| have been running a podcast, what has been your st

team gb had a olden better it will be. team gb had a golden olympics. _ better it will be. golden olympics, now is the - better it will be. team gb had a i golden olympics, now is the time better it will be. team gb had a - golden olympics, now is the time for golden 0lympics, now is the time for the panel in paeans to take centre stage. the flame arrives in france. paris has shown it can put on a games, now for the encore. here in the uk, the conservatives are demanding to know who authorised a downing street pass for labour's biggest donor, despite him having no formaljob at the premises. lord waheed alli — who has donated hundreds of thousands of pounds to the party — was given a pass to number ten, but downing street say it was "temporary" and "given back several weeks ago". it's bank holiday in the uk, and if you're enjoying the late summer sunshine, or sheltering from the rain at a seaside resort— then there's a fair chance you're tucking into a fish and chips takeaway. but the deep fried delicacy has seen the biggest price increase of some of the uk's most popular ta

bryony page took the first ever individual gold in trampolining for team gb. event we saw another gold there. at that time we happen to be at a french fan zone and there were a lot of tears but all of a sudden it went quiet and that was when we realised france had maybe not one that one. they took bronze with gb getting gold. the third gold was the women's lightweight double sculls. theyjust missed out on a medal in tokyo and had been virtually unbeaten ever since. they went into this event and got the gold, and this event is not going to be completed any more after these games so in theory they shall remain for ever gold medallist and forever olympians. it has been a really good olympic sport team gb �*s diving team. they are saying it is their best ever olympics. they took a bronze in the event yesterday. that is for the four in medals. we expect that team gb will bag a few more medals to come. let’s expect that team gb will bag a few more medals to come.— expect that team gb will bag a few more medals to come. let's focus on toda , more medals to come. let'

both team gb men's and women's won bronze in the 4x400 metres and both events won by team usa. in the women's 1500 metre which was won decisively by kenya's faith kipyegon. busy morning with the women's marathon — the netherlands�* sifan hassan won gold in a sprint finish to claim her third medal of the paris olympics. the 31—year—old crossed the line in an olympic record two hours 22 minutes 55 seconds, three seconds ahead of the ethiopian runner. kenya took the bronze. hassan already won bronze in the 10,000m and the 5,000m. the women's modern pentathlon has finished in paris at the beautiful palace of versaille. modern pentathlon is made up of five sports — showjumping, fencing, freestyle swimming, cross country running and laser pistol shooting. this will be the last olympics in which riding is featured. it's always faced criticism for what they call �*equestrian roulette�* as it involves pairing athletes with randomly assigned local horses — sometimes to competition—destroying effect when a horse and rider fail to find the same wavelength. so for the first time, the games

it's been a great day for team gb — we must say it.cluding three gold medals, three silver medals and a bronze. that is a gold in rowing, trampolining and equestrian. that is team gb�*s first jumping equestrian gold since 2012. a silver in rowing and swimming and a bronze in diving. team gb will be feeling pretty happy about today but i want to talk about the main event, it's been 22—year—old leon marchand back in the pool for france. he has added his three existing gold with a fourth tonight, in the 200 metre medley. that is his home games. it's quite an amazing stat, carl, and that is all four gold medals has set olympic records. you can imagine the crowd here in france were absolutely loving it. we have been really honoured to witness this incredible moment of watching france's best swimmer get all these medals. and grace, you've been there, you've been following so much of these olympic games. what will you be watching out for this weekend? this weekend is going to get really exciting. we'll head to stade de france for the athletic

very exciting news for team gb.p story — the aftermath of the extraordinary prisoner swap between east and west. so many prisoners from both sides were released yesterday. the reston —— russian dissidents freed are about to hold a news conference in the german city of bone very shortly. three former russian prisoners will be speaking. —— city of bohn. on the left is a russian activist sentenced to four years in penal quality on charges in leading and undesirable organisation. prominent kremlin critic is in the middle. he was sentenced to eight and a half years. on the right is let caro muz, the opposition politician who became the opposition politician who became the face of the anticoagulant resolution in the death of alexei navalny. —— vladimir karamuza. he was and is way five years. this is the scene in bohn. it is scheduled to start around now. we'll bring you that life as soon as it goes under way. we think some will be in english, but very interesting to hear what those russian dissidents who have now been rel

congratulations to team gb! >> well done on all you've achieved. een an inspiration to us all. >> yeah, prince william sporting a new beard there as well. well those are your latest gb news headunes those are your latest gb news headlines for now i'm cameron walker. more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. >> sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . gbnews.com forward slash alerts. >> more than 18,000 small boat migrants have crossed the engush migrants have crossed the english channel so far this yean english channel so far this year, with official figures from the home office showing 11 boats made it to the uk waters yesterday. they carried 703 migrants. >> well, joining us now is our home and security editor, mark white. talk us through these rather alarming figures, mark 703 in 1 day. is that a record, >> it's close to a record, yes, it's certainly the biggest single day of arrivals since labour came to power, more than 800 came e

team gb's dina asher—smith and daryl neita finished 11th and 5th in the womens 200 metres final.by thomas ran away with the gold medal. silver went to st lucia's 100 metre championjulien alfred. the usa's brittany brown just edged out asher—smith for bronze i was confident going into the race and i did not realise i hadn't won the race until i crossed the line and i knew i would have to execute until the finish and had an olympic champion in the lane next to me and the race wasn't over until it was over. team gb�*s mathew hudson smith is the favourite to take gold in the final of the 400 metres later. he looked very impressive in comfortably winning his semi—final against a field that included former world champion, michael norman. if hudson smith can win he'll become britain's first male 0lympic 400 metres champion since eric liddell — of chariots of fire fame. in the velodrome, the dutch smashed their own world record twice in defending their team sprint title, outclassing great britain in the final. roy van den berg, harrie lavraysen and jeffrey hoogland were the same three th

congratulations to team gb. >> well done on all you've achieved. ion to us all and prince william sporting a new beard there as well. >> well those are your latest gb news headlines for now i'm cameron walker. more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , or go to gbnews.com the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> lots of you getting in touch this morning. this idea that you could be fined £100 for saying something that might cause distress on the street, cynthia said . stop swearing in the said. stop swearing in the streets. okay then stop it. in the council offices to nicolae ceausescu here he comes. selina has said another form of control, john has said, i believe i recently heard someone say there were upwards of a million unfulfilled planning permissions for residential buildings in the uk. this is about whether labour will compulsorily purchase greenbelt. if that is the case, then the government should give those holders six

team gb�*s noah williams got the first medal yesterday with a bronze in the men's iom platform.ng out of contention after his first few dives he capitalised on the mistakes of others to claim his second medal of the games. when you are first, i'm not focused on anyone else because i'm the first one going. ijust can do what i can do, which was great. and then, you know, i was just able to literally do what i had to do to get the medal. one of my dives wasn't great but overall obviously i'm so happy and i couldn't ask for more. he got the silver with the tom daley with the synchronised swimming. —— synchronised diving. former chelsea women manager emma hayes guided the usa to the olympic gold medal. she only took the job less than three months ago and this was her first tounrament in charge. they beat brazil 1—0 at parc des princes. mallory swanson�*s second—half finish was enough to secure the americans' first olympic gold since 2012 — and their fifth overall. the win underlines hayes status as one of the best coaches in the women's game. it's been a rough year. this time last ye

team gb _ well. in the triathlon mixed team relay, team gb boasted - well. letes across the disciplines lusting over an hour, it came down to a final footrace.— lusting over an hour, it came down to a final footrace. germany get the old, and to a final footrace. germany get the gold. and it's _ to a final footrace. germany get the gold. and it's a _ to a final footrace. germany get the gold, and it's a photo _ to a final footrace. germany get the gold, and it's a photo for _ to a final footrace. germany get the gold, and it's a photo for silver! - gold, and it�*s a photo for silver! who got the silver, then? the usa, just. who got the silver, then? the usa, 'ust. ., .., ., who got the silver, then? the usa, 'ust. ., ., ., just. you came in here, wanted to live just. you came in here, wanted to give 100% — just. you came in here, wanted to give 100% and _ just. you came in here, wanted to give 100% and do _ just. you came in here, wanted to give 100% and do the _ just. you came in here, wanted to give 10096 and do the country - just. you came in here, wanted t

_ podium presenting team gb in great britain. we are— podium presenting team gb in great britain, weing olympic champions, but they couldn't keep up with the italians, who lapped the rest of the field. but the brits remained in the medal positions throughout and won a final sprint to take a hard—earned silver. meanwhile, jack carlin took a dramatic bronze in the men's sprint, beating his dutch compatriot jeffrey hoogland over three races to win the bronze medal race. there was some controversy, though, when carlin mistakenly caused a collision that could have caused him to be disqualified. toby roberts won great britain's 14th gold in paris and their first medal in sport climbing at a games with a dramatic victory in the boulder and lead event. after a strong performance in the boulder saw him in the bronze medal position, roberts scored 92.1 out of a 100 in the lead to move into provisional first place. japanese favourite sorato anraku needed to score 86 to relegate roberts into second, but lost his grip to the shock of both roberts and 6000 people in the crowd at le bourget. robert

you not see a teenagerfor team gb skating event.not see a teenagerfor team gb today, but skating event. you not see a teenager for team gb today, but 51 year andy mcdonald so what an amazing story for him. we know that skateboarding has a wide range of ages taking place. we had a 15—year—old sky buying yesterday as long as china's11—year—old athlete —— sky brown. so it goes to show that we are open to a range of rangers. and andy is not the oldest athlete, that goes to a spanish athlete. we have got the women speak climb, sailing down in marseille, track cycling, weightlifting and artistic swimming. you public remember that is actually being caught is synchronise simpering —— but i swimming event, which was actually being called the synchronised swimming in years gone by. we very glad for today's events. for my permission, please go to the bbc news website.— bbc news website. thanks for that. lots more on _ bbc news website. thanks for that. lots more on that _ bbc news website. thanks for that. lots more on that later. _ bbc news w

from team gb later and there are upfor grabs track from team gb later and there are up for grabs the you're watching bbc news. plenty more for you on the channel so do stay with us if you can. goodbye for now. hello. sunday promises to be a sunny day across many parts of the uk. turning quite hard across the south of the country. the outlook into monday points to even hotter weather and the possibility of some big showers and thunderstorms in the north—west of the uk. so here is the morning on sunday, admittedly a little cloudy to start with the south. perhaps most and coastalfog particularly in the south—west. a bit of drizzle too but the rest of the uk it is sunshine all round right from the word go. now we may have to wait a little bit across the south before that sun breaks through but i think come the afternoon it really will be that strong sunshine beating down on us nationwide. so how hot is it going to get on sunday? well, typically in the mid to high 20s across wales and england but one or two spots could reach 30 in the south. more comfortable across northern ireland and sc

we will bring you some pictures of the team gb women's fours team on the podium. of us, thundery downpours. we've seen quite a few of those this morning and into the afternoon, although there will be a lull as temperatures rise in the sunshine and further will develop. this morning's thundery downpours pushing into the north sea. some showers across parts of eastern scotland and northern england and then further thundery downpours which will be slow—moving, heavy and also with hail and gusty winds around them, especially across parts of east wales, the midlands, central southern england and the south east. but we won't all catch one by any stretch. into this evening, we start to lose those thunderstorms, many fading away, clear skies and mist and fog patches forming. 0ut towards the west, a new front will introduce thicker cloud, showery rain and stronger winds. humid tonight as well, and in places that have not been humid in the last few nights, like northern ireland and western scotland. tomorrow, here's our first front, but low pressure dominating the weather i

_ william sent a congratulations video to team gb hq in which he appeared with, to teame gone crazy over it. it's _ mine! people have gone crazy over it, it's almost broken the internet. is it it, it's almost broken the internet. is it one _ it, it's almost broken the internet. is it one of— it, it's almost broken the internet. is it one of those beards that kate has encouraged them to grow? because we've always seen him as clean—shaven, and apparently when prince _ clean—shaven, and apparently when prince harry turned up at his own wedding — prince harry turned up at his own wedding with a mild beard, apparently william was not happy. but now _ apparently william was not happy. but now he's decided to fall in line. _ but now he's decided to fall in line. who _ but now he's decided to fall in line, who knew? but also, if you look— line, who knew? but also, if you look back— line, who knew? but also, if you look back through the admirals, the kin- look back through the admirals, the king has— look back through the admirals, the king has borne a beard not for long some _ k

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and it was almost like you were expecting the next one to come because team gb were on such a role atlles and the fact we have a board in the athletes' village where they put all the names above all the athletes to win medals, there will be a sense of momentum now around the team and they want to that going.— now, one of the winners from yesterday was bryony page, who bagged team gb�*s first trampoline olympic gold. joining us now is page's coach, paul greaves. hello. welcome to the programme. you must be over the moon. i’m must be over the moon. i'm absolutely _ must be over the moon. i'm absolutely over _ must be over the moon. i'm absolutely over the - must be over the moon. i“n absolutely over the moon. she did an amazing thing yesterday to collect the full set of medals and she's an inspiration to so many people. it was an amazing moment in trampolining history. she was clearly shocked _ trampolining history. she was clearly shocked when - trampolining history. she was clearly shocked when she - trampolining history. she was - clearly shocked when she realised she had gold. why d

hi, i'm kate and we're the team gb... we have two events across two days.difficulty... the two scores gets combined to give one medal place. we use an underwater speaker but we don't get to touch the bottom of the pool. we hold our breath for roughly one minute 50. it never gets easier. we were like six or so when we met. yeah, izzy's auntie actually taught me both of our mums used to some together. used to swim together. full circle moment to know that we're carrying on that legacy. we definitely got to know each other really deep level and we spent so much time together that we've literally become one person. often we will traded the self go out cereal for flu so it's easy for the coach to correct both of us at the same time. we have managed to submit our place. it's even more exciting because this plan we're really going there with a focus in mind. we really want to get on that podium, so i think our hearts are really in it this time to go for the results and notjust the experience and see where we can. we are really fighting for those top spaces. good l

it's been a fantastic friday for team gb, five medals, three of them gold, the most recent in the last few moments in the equestrian team jumping. in the trampoline bryony page won team gb's first—ever gold in the category — completing her set of medals after winning silver at rio 2016 and bronze in tokyo three years ago. page went into the competition as the reigning world champion and gold medalfavourite and she delivered, with tears ofjoy at the end for the 33—year—old. two of those five medals came in the rowing, where tom george and ollie wynne—griffith won silver in the men's pairfinal, pipped at the line by the croatin pair of valent and martin sinkovic. that was before emily craig and imogen grant who won gb's first gold of the day in the lightweight women's double sculls. they led for most of the way and comfortably claimed victory, adding the olympic title to back—to—back world and european wins. and the other came in the diving, the team gb pair of anthony harding and jack laugher taking bronze in the men's synchro three metre springboard final. the gold was won by the chine

this was another games to savour for team gb. an historic first.he 1a golds and seventh—place finish were the lowest for 20 years. we are a bit further down the medal table than maybe we've been used to. it's a strategic ambition to be top five, but it's not a target in the same way. that's not what we aim for. last night's spectacular closing ceremony, featuring a dramatic appearance by tom cruise. the hollywood star beginning the olympic flag's journey to the next hosts, los angeles, brought the curtain down on a ground—breaking games. paris was a reminder of what makes this compelling sporting spectacle so special. leon marchand is going to win the gold! the face of the games and its most decorated athlete, french swimming sensation leon marchand, hailing its impact. it's been amazing, beautiful. people are loving it, you know? at first, parisians were leaving the city. now they're coming back to see the games. there's something magic about it. after the covid—affected games at tokyo three years ago, organisers here will be delighted that for ma

iam back array of gold therefore the team gb team.lenty more — studio. thank you so much for that. plenty more coverage _ studio. thank you so much for that. plenty more coverage coming - studio. thank you so much for that. plenty more coverage coming up i plenty more coverage coming up later. the us government has revoked a plea deal agreed earlier this week with khalid sheikh mohammed — the man accused of masterminding the september the 11th terror attacks in 2001. the deal angered some relatives of the 9/11 victims — as well as republican leaders. here�*s our north america correspondent, peter bowes. this is the latest complication in this already extremely long running case. the alleged architect of the september 11 attacks and his two alleged accomplices have been held at guantanamo bay since 2003, when they were detained. the case has been delayed year after year after year, because of complicated pretrial issues. but now we are here, just a couple of days ago, that there had to simile been a plea deal, an arrangement whereby th

weather, let's have a little more from the olympics, and the three gold medals won on friday take team gblon to trampolining: team gold! pidcock is olympic champion. goal to great britain. that is absolutely brilliant. what a run. great britain's fifth gold. it is neck and neck. it could be on the line. it is gold. is it? britain, they are - the olympic champions. gold for great britain. untouchable and now— they are the olympic champions. what a performance from bryony page! he has done it! now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello. after the heatwave that has lasted nearly a week across southern parts of the uk, things are turning cooler and fresher through the weekend. there will be some sunshine around but also a little bit of rain in the forecast, mainly across the north west. one or two showers in the south—east during saturday. they are courtesy of this area of cloud, a frontal system affecting east anglia, southern and eastern england for a time but that should clear this afternoon leaving the odd sharp shower around the coast. showers later today for n

how have these games gone for paris and team gb? hi. gone for paris and team gb?e for paris and team gb? hi, sally- there _ gone for paris and team gb? h , sally. there will be more than 200 british athletes and officials heading hope this morning reflecting on what has been a really memorable two and a half weeks. team gb have finished with 65 medals, one more than they managed in tokyo, and they have been some glorious moments across the way. it is the fifth 0lympics across the way. it is the fifth olympics in a row that britain has managed 60 medals or more of this time women were involved in more than half of them as well. but of course, what dictates where you stand in the medals table is gold medals and on that front, britain has slipped somewhat. they finished with 14 has slipped somewhat. they finished with 1a gold medals compared to 22 in tokyo, finishing seventh in the table. their lowest position since athens 20 0a. that only tells half of the story. and with britain having managed a podium finish every single day of the games in a wide range of sports,

in the men's fours team gb - britain silver medallists.en's fours team gb recovered britain silver medallists. in the - men's fours team gb recovered from a poor start to clinch bronze.— poor start to clinch bronze. that's what ou poor start to clinch bronze. that's what you have — poor start to clinch bronze. that's what you have to _ poor start to clinch bronze. that's what you have to do _ poor start to clinch bronze. that's what you have to do in _ poor start to clinch bronze. that's what you have to do in this - poor start to clinch bronze. that's i what you have to do in this position and it's wonderful to see. it enables the cruise around them and this is a great bronze. 5c} enables the cruise around them and this is a great bronze.— this is a great bronze. 50 metres out. the this is a great bronze. 50 metres out- the usa _ this is a great bronze. 50 metres out. the usa have _ this is a great bronze. 50 metres out. the usa have broken - this is a great bronze. 50 metres out. the usa have broken the i this is a great bronze. 50 metre

and a triumphant return home for team gb - welcome home!rn home for team gb after- welcome home! and a triumphant| return home for team gb after the olympics as diver tom bailey —— tom daly announced his retirement. hello — i'm catherine byaruhanga. ukraine's army claims it now controls a thousand square kilometres of russian territory after the launch of its surprise offensive last week. it's pushed russia to move thousands of people from cities near the border with ukraine. russian state television said 11,000 had been moved from belgorod. the governor of the kursk region says more than 120,000 people have been evacuated. belgorod lies next to kursk — where ukrainian troops, here shown in yellow, have been operating up to 20 miles inside russia. kyiv�*s plan seems to be to draw russian forces away from the front line in ukraine where moscow had been making steady advances. today president putin vowed to kick ukraine out of russia. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports. a music video from the russian military, allegedly showing it targ

so far this week in the velodrome, team gb has been fruitful. ourse, in the women's team sprint and out in the women's team sprint and out in the women's team sprint and out in the women's team through two brands as well. hoping for more success in the coming days. i should just tell you the united states have won gold in the united states have won gold in the women's perceived in the last few moments. the women's perceived in the last few momm— the women's perceived in the last few moments-_ the women's perceived in the last few moments. lovely, thank you for all of that — few moments. lovely, thank you for all of that. we — few moments. lovely, thank you for all of that. we look _ few moments. lovely, thank you for all of that. we look forward - few moments. lovely, thank you for all of that. we look forward for - all of that. we look forward for more coming from our velodrome. away from the velodrome, no other metals to tell you about for britain so far today in paris. things aren't going so well for team gb in the women's golf which got under

team gb finishing on 65 medals in total.on paris 202a? i think they will be delighted and it really reinforces team gb's status as an olympic superpower and it is their fourth successive games that they have recorded more than 60 medals, and only china and the us, two huge countries, have managed to achieve that as well, which gives you a sense of the degree to which they continue to punch above their weight and those 65 medals takes them above the tally in tokyo and remarkably it equals the one they recorded in london 12 years ago, and it means they are the third highest in terms of the pure medal tally. a little earlier on, i spoke to andy anson, the chief executive of the british olympic association and he reflected on that success but also the fact they have slumped in terms of gold medals, seventh place in the medals table, the lowest placing since 2004 but nonetheless he told me he was pleased. it has been an incredible experience and there has been some fantastic performances and winning a medal on every day of the _

and on day 8 of the olympics, team gb win gold in men's eights in rowing and australian takes gold inennis men's doubles. all eyes are on the women's 100m final and more action in the pool later today. some breaking news, the uk foreign office has called for british nationals in lebanon to leave now as the situation could deteriorate rapidly. this message has come through in the past few minutes from the office of foreign minister david lammy. ministers are calling for british nationals to leave, as tensions remain high in the middle east following the assassinations of hamas leader in iran and a key commander in hezbollah. the uk government has called a british nationals in lebanon to leave now advising against all travel to lebanon and says british nationals still in the country should leave now while options remain available. this comes as the us embassy has also called for its citizens to leave lebanon on any ticket available. this has come through in the past few minutes. more on that on the bbc news website and with us here on bbc news throughout the afternoon. the olympics have