that is tom bosworth, a great british hope, in tea rs by bosworth, a great british hope, in tears bythe marshals to spot. his mistake was to get roared on by the crowd, watching for a free, and surge to the front. but he felt in doing that. updates through the evening. so much going on. the relays is where they could be british medals. thank you. i have just been watching robbie grabarz. he has failed 229 for the second time. he has one more attempt to make that to get into the next round. england won their second straight 10 try victory in the women's rugby world cup. the defending champions beat italy 56 points to 13 in dublin, as maz farooki reports. the shirt is the same but the line—up is very different.

it all ends in tears for tom bosworth in the festival of race walks. signing rob lui lukaku also coming up, new signing rob lui lu ka ku scored twice also coming up, new signing rob lui lukaku scored twice to help manchester united go top of the table. —— romelu lukaku. and england score another ten try victory as they defend their world cup title. hello there. it's the final night of these championships. we have had ten pulsating days of competition at the london stadium. we might be hard pushed to match pure theatre of last night's session — usain bolt hamstrung in his final race, as great britain's four by four relay teams raised the roof, silverfor the women and that incredible gold. they are absolutely raised the roof, the british quartet. we will hopefully bring you that medal ceremony live here on bbc news. that will be a fantastic way to start this final evening. i think it is worth looking back at last night. it was a very emotional evening. it was always going to be first sir mo farah. his final tilt at a track gold. he came up short in the 5

that is tom bosworth, a great british hope, in tea rs by bosworth, a great british hope, in tears by the side of the track. it happens to the best of them. it is so common happens to the best of them. it is so common and so difficult for the marshals to spot. his mistake was to get roared on by the crowd, watching for a free, and surge to the front. but he felt in doing that. updates through the evening. so much going on. the relays is where they could be british medals. thank you. i have just been watching robbie grabarz. he has failed 229 for the second time. he has one more attempt to make that to get into the next round. england won their second straight 10 try victory in the women's rugby world cup. the defending champions beat italy 56 points to 13 in dublin, as maz farooki reports. the shirt is the same but the line—up is very different. the only fully professional team at this world cup, a luxury to make ten changes to the team that overwhelmed spain on wednesday. stand—in skipper emily scarratt showed pace and power to give the world champions the lead. where she went others

success, laura muir going in the final of the 5000 metres, chris o‘hair in the men‘s 1500 metres, tom bosworth relay finals, britain‘s men‘s and women‘s team involved in that. it hasn‘t always been an easy championships for great britain, they have four medals, the medal is six and if things go their way this evening, they might just six and if things go their way this evening, they mightjust get there. andy, thank you. you can see more on all of today‘s stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:35pm. bye for now. you are watching the bbc news channel. let‘s get more on the far right rally in charlottesville virginia. awoman right rally in charlottesville virginia. a woman was killed and 19 other people injured when a car ploughed into a crowd of people and chris soirees is a reporter for a local newspaper in charlottesville and he has been describing to us what he saw. the rally was supposed to ta ke what he saw. the rally was supposed to take place from 5pm in what‘s cold emancipation park. it was recently renamed, previously named after a confederate general robert l

world record breaking race walker tom bosworth has told the bbc that he's met with fa chairman greg clarkeh told the bbc that clarke was the most important person to have on—side in football's fight against homophobia in football — but added that although coming out has really helped his career, it's important for every athlete to be allowed to approach the issue on their own terms. i felt like it was very much that they almost wanted to create a gay day and have a few footballers come out altogether. what i said was this is such an individual situation for every single one of them, the situation is going to be different, their relationship, they might not be in their relationship, they might not beina their relationship, they might not be in a relationship, there might be no need for them to come out. they might be playing in the premier league but the country they come from, it might still even be illegal to be gay so there is no chance of them coming out. every single case is individual. lizzy yarnold is preparing to start the world cup season and hopes it will end in her becoming the f

tom bosworth was disqualified in the 20 kilometres, there is a fine margin between walking and runningth racewalking. we have got seven gold medals to look forward to, looking forward to happier things, i think the 800 metres women's final will be just as contentious as it was at the olympics last year. the south african, a double world champion, a double olympic champion, lynsey sharp going for britain in the final. she said some things after risk for which she was castigated. the south african has a condition called hyper and buddhism and the governing body want the likes of that athlete and others to undergo hormone therapy, saying it is unfair to have increased levels of testosterone. the court of arbitration for sport through that out two years ago, saying, there are all sorts of ethical issues here and there is no proof that it does make women run faster and perform better and the eye aaf save it have more proof that it will not stop semenya from racing and she is the strong favourite, could even see a first world record. she just favourite, could even see a first world record. s

world athletics championships in london, so here is sian, with a quick rundown of the must—see tom bosworth in rio. robbie grabarz will hope to replicate his success at london 2012, taking bronze in the men's high jump. the london 2012, taking bronze in the men's highjump. the only major medal missing from his collection is for the outdoor championship. laura muirwas in the for the outdoor championship. laura muir was in the women's 5000 metre race, having reached the final as the fastest qualifier. she narrowly missed out on a medal in the 1,500m earlier in the competition. it has been a dramatic road to the women's 800m finalfor been a dramatic road to the women's 800m final for lynsey sharp, after initially being disqualified for locking arms with the us contender. but after a successful appeal she will be on the night's starting lineup. the final day's action sta rts lineup. the final day's action starts on bbc two between 1pm and 4:30 p.m., picking up again between 6:30pm and 8pm and you can see the closing hours of the championships from 8pm on bbc one. hogging the middle lane and tai

and tom bosworth in the walk as well, another medal chance, there are lots of chances, rather than nailed, very well across your brief, all of the possible medallists, we are all of the possible medallists, we a re really grateful for all of the possible medallists, we are really grateful for your time this morning. and just after nine we'll be hearing from long—distance runnerjo pavey, who will retrospectively receive a bronze medal at today's games ten years after her race, due to the disqualification of an athlete for doping offences. you saw there was a bit of rain on the track, wasn't there? there are some concerns about how that may play out for competitors later on, i wonder what the picture is by the rest of the country? and early rainbow in fife, and for that you need both rain and sunshine, and that is what we have got this morning, sunshine and showers around as well. it is one of those days, i'm afraid, sunny spells and showers around, some of them quite heavy, and with a north—westerly breeze it is not going to be warm. but there are some spells of sunshine this morning, heav

a route around buckingham palace, tom bosworth, and man behind the resurgence of race walking in thisese competitor, a world record, the first of these championships, that came in the 50 kilometres race walk. she broke her own world record. for getting the gold medal as well, over £120,000, she has taken the biggest prize money so far after ten days of competition. a lot of ice will be on the 800 metres women's final, caster semenya should wind her third world title, she is a double olympic champion, but with caster semenya goes a lot of debate, the code is the iaaf want caster semenya to take effectively hormonal reducing drugs, because she has advanced levels of testosterone. she has a condition and lynsey sharp who is also going to be going in that final, she was castigated so to speak last year at the olympics, when she said in that final, in which she finished outside the medals, she said it was simply not fair that they are having to race against women with these advanced levels of naturally produce testosterone levels. all sorts of ethical debates, very delicate issue, many peo

how did tom bosworth get on in the 20 kilometre walk?ctoria derbyshire programme when he came out as being gay, a very emotional time for him a couple of yea rs emotional time for him a couple of years ago, and it was very emotional for him yesterday, he was disqualified while leading in the 20 kilometres walk. you basically get three red cards and then you are out, and there he is, he was devastated. he had to be disqualified from the race. he was very upset afterwards. this isjust the beginning. these bad days happened but they make the good day 's taste really good and the support i've had from everyone, i'm sorry... i've had from everyone, i'm sorry... i've let them down and i can get a medal, but i know i can get a medal one—day. i won't be complacent, i've got to work hard and come out and show what eichenried do. such a shame, but he will go on to bigger and better things few —— show what i can really do. and usain bolt and m0 farah said their goodbyes yesterday? usain bolt was given a piece of the 2012 track, the lane in which he