no doubting the sentimental favourite here, tommy fleetwood.st one tee shot away from this course. he has had an incredible two victories in the 2017 year, a career—high14th in victories in the 2017 year, a career—high 14th in the victories in the 2017 year, a career—high14th in the world rankings. he is very much the man that people here are talking about. i caught that people here are talking about. icaught up that people here are talking about. i caught up with him during one of his practice rounds. it isjust going to be an experience i've never had before. the strength of a home crowd. you do get more than this. i don't live in the town any more, but i was born and bred here for 25 yea rs. i was born and bred here for 25 years. it is going to be special. we have a chance to win the open, i would love to have that as the ideal. it's great, looking back as a kid, 20 years on, their‘s been a lot that's gone into it. coming back to your elements with a chance to win the open is very special. it is so nice to be able to play in front of friends

one of the contenders is local lad tommy fleetwood.as ranked one hundred and 88th in the world. now he's up to fourteenth thanks to some outstanding performances including a fourth place finish at the us open. 0ur correpondent andy swiss went to birkdale to meet him.. the players are fine tune in their preparations now. fleetwood grew up a tee shot away from here. he's had a tee shot away from here. he's had a career 14th in the world rankings. he is the person everyone here is talking about. i caught up with him on the first fairway. it will be an experience i have never had before. it's the strength of the home crowd. i know i don't live here any more but i was born and bred here, 25 yea rs. but i was born and bred here, 25 years. what are your earliest memory is? i used to sneak on. i can't go back on my word now. it's the main standout pause at the town. it's such a golfing town. it was the first open i ever went to. 1998. did you ever dream you would be back here, not just you ever dream you would be back here, notjust competing b

tommy fleetwood, this local hiro will be playing. the open since nick faldo in 1992. that's something being talked about, the chance to win the open, that's something else you've got to deal with. i'd much rather it be that way then nobody talking about it. it's great. looking back as a kid, 20 yea rs great. looking back as a kid, 20 years on, there's been a lot that's gone into it. to come back home with a chance to win the open is very special. let's take a look at the favourites in the betting. jordan spieth is the outright bookies favourite for many. he won the last event on the us pga tour. rickie fowler and world number one dustin johnson are 14 to one, butjohn rahm and sergio garcia, the spanish duo, 16 to one. an rory mcilroy on 20 to one. many observers are saying that represents good value, and so does he. i'd say you won't get odds like that for... i don't know, 20 to one, if you gave me 20 goes at this tournament, i'd like to think that i would win one of them. so are put a couple of quid on. tee times over the next few d

the rise of tommy fleetwood is one of sport's most raptors are, from nowhere to 2017 top european golferse where when he was seven he told me he used to sneak onto practice. i used to sneak on, which is only come out recently. i can't go back on my word now! i'd love to speak to my seven—year—old self and outs and tell him what was going to happen in 20 years. how exciting is it going to be for your friends and family, i assume a lot of them will be here? a lot of people's home tournament isn't the british tournament, so that's an amazing feeling and experience, having that as the home event. i hope i can give them something to cheer about, that's the main thing to do, but it will be great. the fa ns to do, but it will be great. the fans here will be an tommy fleetwood's side but the history books won't. an englishman has an w011 books won't. an englishman has an won the open for 25 years, but this isa won the open for 25 years, but this is a course where anything is possible. remember this? 1998 and a teenage amateur called justin rose. rose finished fourth, the start of a stellar caree

starting with the man from southport, tommy fleetwood.or me i will never forget. very rare you get a tournament this close to them. everyone wants to talk about that, it isa everyone wants to talk about that, it is a massive privilege to be playing at a tournament so close to home. and it being the british open. great week for me no matter what. nice to come back here, i won from the wrong side of the draw. i played great committing a great shot on the 7ist great committing a great shot on the 71st hole. anything you dream about doing as a kid to win a major. a very satisfying feeling to get my second major here. second open. great memories. happy memories for padraig harrington. the women's european championship kicked off off yesterday in the netherlands. england and scotland are in the same group and begin their tournament against each other on wednesday. sarah mulkerrins is there, so sarah, are the fans behaving themselves? just about, you would not expect anything less. in utrecht, the headquarters, the netherlands, the most playing

england's tommy fleetwood is aiming to complete back—to—back tour wins, following his victory at theder—par 70. but the ones to catch are benjamin herbert of france, and this man, daniel im of the usa. they lead by one shot after after sharing a course record with their matching eight—under—par rounds of 64. 0ur our top story today, carolyn pliskova is out of the tournament, taking a tumble in the second round, so taking a tumble in the second round, so shejoins pedro kvitova taking a tumble in the second round, so she joins pedro kvitova as the other czech out, so that intensifies the pressure on angelique kerber. see you soon. bye bye. it was a very warm day on thursday across england and wales, in particular southern and south—eastern areas, with a top temperature in london of 32 celsius. in fact, a number of stations in the greater london area saw 32 degrees and it was pretty hot as well further north, but the heat across northern england broke down in spectacular style with some severe thunderstorms, we had reports of flash flooding and also some lightning damage across yorkshir

but earlier in the morning local lad tommy fleetwood is with us open champion brooks koepka. be an experience for me that i'll never forget. it's very rare that you get a tournament this close to home and everybody wants to talk about that and it's a massive privilege to be playing at a tournament so close to home and it to be a british open, so yeah, it will be a great week for me no matter what. so just about enough time to show you how great britain is doing at the world para athletics championships in london. we have touched upon their success today. they're currently sitting in second, a late burst from the americans this afternoon seeing them leapfrog to the top. 11 golds each but leading the table by virtue of their greater silver and bronzes. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, camilla tominey, political editor of the sunday express and jason beattie, head of politics at the daily mirror. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the financial ti

mcilroy and justin rose are six off the lead but it was a miserable day for local boy tommy fleetwood for the title but he slumped to a six over 76. so fleetwood and the rest of the field will be at the mercy of the weather tomorrow — and it could get interesting as the bbc forecaster philip avery can tell us. the weather on day one of the open seems to give some of the players a relatively easy ride. whether you're playing spectating on day two it looks as though friday will be a real test throughout the day and for those who sub five the car to make it into the weekend the conditions offer another test of another variety. showers from the word gaul and possibly merging together, longer spells of rain, some of its sharp but the wind will be a pleasant and the players will be playing the course and those conditions. saturday year mixture of sunny spells and showers. there won't be so spells and showers. there won't be so much wind but it will be from a different directions so i suspect the caddies will be checking yardage once again and come sunday in action of sunny spells and shower

tommy fleetwood has won the open de france by one stroke at le national, near paris.n's form has been consistent of late, having finished fourth at the us open in wisconsin a fortnight ago. american peter uihlein, who shared the overnight lead heading into the final round, finished second on 12—under, and that gains him an entry to the open at royal birkdale, starting in just over two weeks‘ time. but it was the 26—year—old fleetwood who took the title, on 12—under, and with it moves to the top of the race to dubai rankings on the european tour, with a third win on the tour that could have been even better had this have dropped. i think, you ithink, you know, it is i think, you know, it is great playing down the stretch like that but it is exhausting at the same time, and it came down to the very last shot, waiting for peat to see how he got on. to win a rolex series event is important, clearly the biggest events of the year, and it was a massive, massive thing when it got announced. to win the second one is just... got announced. to win the second one isjust... it is

but earlier in the morning britain's tommy fleetwood, who hails from southport, where the open is takingpion brooks koepka. let's hearfrom fleetwood now. it is going to be an experience for me that i will never forget. it is not... it is very rare that you get a tournament is close to home. i know everybody wants to talk about that, and it is, it is a massive privilege to be playing the tournament so close to home and it be the british open. so yes, it is going to be a great week for no matter what. with six stages to go at the tour de france, chris froome is hoping he will get stronger in the last week of the race. the defending champion has found himself on the floor, he has lost the yellowjersey, he has got it back, and then he had to take a wheel from a teammate, on sunday's dramatic stage in puy—en—velay. i was standing on the side of the road with my team—mates, trying to change wheels. i thought that was potentially game over for me. do you think if you wear yellow all the way paris, you will look back on yesterday and think that was the day ididn't win yesterday and think that wa

tommy fleetwood came to the town in the form of his life, but on the first day his challenge fell away. instead ian poulter‘s surprise opening and three under par and in contention. ian poulter would look to become the eighth straight major winner, but ahead of him are players who have done it before. jordan spieth is at home on top of leaderboards and climbing up alongside him in the us open champion. brooks koepka's heroics took him to five under par. but for one former champion so far a day to forget. rory mcilroy‘s turmoil started from the very first hole. he stumbled to four over par in the front line, the elements and the mind getting the better of him. this is why golf is at its most brutal here. well, karthi gnanasegaram has been at the royal birkdale course all day for us so can appreciate the conditions that the players have faced. karthi, as expected it's been a tough day out there for quite a few of the players. yes, you can tell how the weather is by my hairand yes, you can tell how the weather is by my hair and how dishevelled outlook. at the moment there is a breeze. the

. >> tommy fleetwood is hoping his local knowledge comes in handy. the 2010 english champion finished fourth at the recent u.s. open and was born and bred here in south port. >> i think this week is going to be an experience for me that i'll never forget. it's very rare you get to play this close to home and everyone wants to talk about that and it's a massive privilege to be playing at a tournament so close to home and not be the british open. it will be a great week, number one. >> rory mcilroy has to find his form after missing three cuts out of four. the northern irishman paired with world number one dustin johnson who also misfired in recent weeks. a huge sprires was unleashed by winning the silkway rally. dupray made a navigational error allowing the driver to take his first win. the frenchman withdrew from the race unable to hold a steering wheel after the accident on onday and extend the lead. catherine: time for a break. i'll be back with you in a couple minutes' time. narrator: 20 million people live here at the mouth of the yangtze river,

tommy fleetwood also going well, he did so well to make the cut after a pretty terrible first round.s. among way behind the overnight leaderjordan spieth who will start his third round just before apm. will start his third round just before 4pm. the problem is for the rest that jordan spieth before 4pm. the problem is for the rest thatjordan spieth has this great record when leading at the halfway stage of big championships but if anyone is the catch him who be contenders be? it is going to be very toughjudging be contenders be? it is going to be very tough judging by the way that jordan spieth has played over the first two days, so impressive yesterday in the very worst of conditions in the afternoon, to get 69 was some achievement. matt cooter, another american, just two behind, and ian poulter, three behind. he has struggled with form and fitness and had to qualify but he has been so steady over the first two days. further behind, rory mcilroy five back but showing such improvements since that terrible start on thursday when he got five chop—macs. alongside him, another englishman

enter the birkdale boy, an ovation for tommy fleetwood, the home town hero.ount of local knowledge can help you in there. other radars, though, were in better working order. america'sjustin thomas a talent in a tie, showing his golf is as snappy as his dress sense. his compatriotjordan spieth was soon also on a charge, but birkdale is proving a test for the best. and the latest i can tell you is thatjordan spieth and brooks koepka now lead, on four under par, one shot clear of ian poulter. plenty of big names still to start their rounds this afternoon, including

justin rose and local favourite tommy fleetwood, onlyjust made the cut and started the day on 5 overever likely to trouble those at the top of the leaderboard. the man they‘re all trying to catch, the american jordan speith, who has a 2 shot lead, will be last outjust before 4 o clock, and in the 2 previous majors he‘s enjoyed good opening 2 rounds, he‘s gone onto win. the best placed briton ian poulter is 3 off the lead and is vowing to take the fight to speith, and don‘t rule out the resurgent rory mclroy, who‘s on 1 under par. i got off to the best possible start. i continued where i left off last night. i made some birdies early on. that gave me a little bit of a cushion to play with. i needed to make some big up and downs around the middle of the round, but yeah, i mean, i did exactly what i wanted to do? it will be great to tee off late and have a lie—down in the morning, look at the pin locations, see how other players are playing certain holes. how the course should be played. i just want a nice weekend without too much rain. it's it‘s being softened up right now. you can fol

enter the birkdale boy, an ovation for tommy fleetwood, the home town hero. the golf star of 2017 was soon being blown off course. fleetwood more wayward — no amount of local knowledge can help you in there. other radars, though, were in better working order. america'sjustin thomas a talent in a tie, showing his golf is as snappy as his dress sense. his compatriotjordan spieth was soon also on a charge, but birkdale is proving a test for the best. and the latest i can tell you is thatjordan spieth and brooks koepka now lead, on four under par, one shot clear of ian poulter. plenty of big names still to start their rounds this afternoon, including lee westwood and rory mcilroy. andy swiss. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we had flooding yesterday evening, across lancashire and north wales. you can see the flood waters in the town. partly these thunderstorms we re town. partly these thunderstorms were driven by the very humid air we had over as, all the moisture helping those thunderstorms form. we have a change in the weather today, as the

among them birkdale‘s hometown hero tommy fleetwood.he seemed a shadow of his world—beating best. but from the depths he somehow clawed it back, a show of battling brilliance. still six behind but still fighting. hopes for a first english winner in 25 years were led by paul casey, just one off the lead, while ian poulter is close behind. he has struggled with form and fitness recently, you would scarcely have guessed it. but in the afternoon sun it was the american challenge that blossomed. jordan spieth, brooks koepka and matt kuchar sharing the lead. and prize for shot of the day? that has to go to charley hoffman at the very first hole. a touch of beginner‘s luck perhaps. if only golf was always that simple. a day then of mixed conditions and mixed fortunes and with unsettled weather forecast this open test could get even tougher. andy swiss, bbc news, royal birkdale. it was enough to test even the strongest of marriages as the duke and duchess of cambridge found themselves pitted against each other in a rowing race in germany. they

englishman tommy fleetwood, who was in contention to win the us open a couple of weeks ago, has todaye shot clear of american peter ulhine and moves him to the top of the race to dubai standings. it's his second victory of the season after triumphing in abu dhabi injanuary. world champions germany have won the confederations cup after beating chile 1—0 in st petersburg. a mistake in the twentieth minute by chile's marcelo diaz was seized upon by lars stindl. it's the first time germany have won the competition. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much, very excited about the sport, isn't he? let's have a quick look at some of the morning's front pages. the ft says a city of london delegation will head to brussels this week to press for a post—brexit free—trade deal. the express leads with the crisis talks between eu officials over a surge in the number of migrants trying to reach europe. the telegraph claims the chancellor philip hammond is at odds with other senior ministers over the funding of public services. the metro says nurses are quitting the nhs in their thousands am

but for hometown hero tommy fleetwood, the dream soon faded, as golf‘s star of 2017 was blown off course wasn't the only struggler, as rory mcilroy‘s recent woes continued, bogeying five of the first six holes, a shadow of his world—beating best. instead it was the american challenge that blossomed, as brooks koepka and jordan spieth charged to the top. while matt kuchar was also in tantalising touch, making the best of the best conditions. commentator: 0h, hello! hello! the prize for shot of the day, well that has to go to charley hoffman at the very first hole. a touch of beginner's luck perhaps. if only golf were always this simple. the latest i can tell you is that three americans share the lead, jordan spieth, brooks koepka and matt kuchar, they are 1—shot clear of paul casey. as for rory mcilroy things have improved a little but he is still nine shots off the pace. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. it looks like the sun has come out at last. yes, but tomorrow it will turn quite blustery, cloudy and there will be some rain around particularly during the afternoon

the open starts in just over two weeks and tommy fleetwood is hitting form atjust the right time.essis will miss the first test against england at lord's which starts on thursday, because of family reasons, victoria. that is all your sport and i will be back with a lot more after 11 o'clock bbc news. thank you very much, 0lly. it is 10:37am. after years of being suppressed by local authorities, the grooming, abuse and trafficking of young — mostly white — girls in the town of rochdale came to the public attention in 2012. gangs of men, predominantly of pakistani origin, preyed on vulnerable girls by initially offering them drink, drugs and gifts, before raping and prostituting them. a culture of victim blaming and — some have said — an eagerness not to appear racist meant police and social services were often unwilling to take the rumours of widespread exploitation seriously. greater manchester police later apologised and admitted there had been a "complete lack of understanding" of child exploitation in rochdale and a failure to recognise the "scale of abuse." a documentary calle

of course tommy fleetwood is from southport which is just down the road. it's the dream, isn't it?ildren being left home—alone or in the care of siblings. we'll discuss this in a minute. but first, this is what some of you had to say on the matter. i think leaving kids when they are under 13, i think leaving kids when they are under13, i i think leaving kids when they are under 13, i would worry as a teacher if kids were being left at home alone. as long as the child understands that they have been left alone and they can be sensible while they are left alone. going away on holiday and leaving a 14—year—old, no. but talking about a 14—year—old looking after a kid while you go to the supermarket, i can't see the problem. my children were never left on their road. that's probably old school. a lot of people have got to work, i understand that. but i don't think children should be left on their road. tentative when there we re their road. tentative when there were more than one of them at home and over12,13. were more than one of them at home and over12, 13. and were more than one of

. >>> british open thursday, nobody is more familiar with that course than tommy fleetwood. >> nobodyin the street as i walk past or anything, i am still waiting for those days. >> fleetwood is 20-1 long shot to win the jug this week, the 26-year-old grew up just two miles down the road as a kid used to sneak into that golf course. >> can't sneak on to places we used to sneak on to anymore. the place used to be more open, has fences and bushes now, that is gone. you can try, i wouldn't recommend it. we were very clever about it. but, yeah, these days, i think. >> i love the story, as a young student at san francisco state, i used to sneak through a hole, that is right, in the fence at harding park and play a few holes after studies, of course. may game didn't quite translate like fleetwood mack. this h st >>> good night, a huge fish! >> our catch of the day goes to marcus lesler, who nearly went home empty handed before pulling in this huge jamen salmon off the coast of stinson beach, you thing you can do better? send us your fishing pictures to catchoftheday at cbssf.com. something a

tommy fleetwood won the french open golf.. 200 metre 0lympic finalist adam gemili may miss august's world championships, in london, after nethaneel mitchell—blake won the race at the british trials in birmingham. gemili was a distant sixth, as mitchell—blake's time of 20.18 seconds broke the british championship record. danny talbot was second. england beat sri lanka at taunton yesterday for their second win at the women's world cup. they chased down 205 with more than 19 overs to spare, and will next face south africa on wednesday. we've got a couple of days obviously to prepare for that, and i think the way we bowled today is really pleasing, i think. way we bowled today is really pleasing, ithink. seeing how good pitch it was, i think i didn't realise how well we had actually bowled, how well we defended that total, and actually getting those plans in place and executing them is going to be key in our next game. much more from us here at wimbledon in the next power of the programme including that very special interview fro

tommy fleetwood, the home town favourite, looks like he will miss the cut as the likes of harringtonthe rain is falling there. more bad weather forecast for later this afternoon. how much do you think that might affect the later starters ? that might affect the later starters? yeah, well, it will have a big impact. the worst of the weather predicted for later this afternoon for 5pm when some of the big names and leaders at the top will be in the middle of their round. they're going to have not only each other to contend with, not only the course to contend with, not only the course to contend with, not only the course to contend with, but also the elements here at royal birkdale. it could leave things wide open as we go to the end of the second day. thank you very much. scotland women's european championship hopes have suffered another blow, with star strikerjane ross likely to miss their remaining two group games. ross injured her shoulder in scotland's 6—0 defeat by england on wednesday, in what was their major tournament debut. but defender vaila barsley says their confidence hasn

tommy fleetwood teeing off in the next couple of minutes. we will keep you updated. fourth shortly after half time. also goals from ellen white, jordan nobbs. and with the last touch of the match from the new barcelona striker toni duggan. scotland take on portugal next, whilst england play spain on sunday. a lot of people are aware we have an opportunity to win this championship with quality we have got. we will do what we do, manage it in house, make sure we get the right talk. these players are confident players, i am proud of when i watched them walk on the feed, they felt like they deserved to be here, they want to be here, this is the stage for them. the pressure is great. the more pressure the better we perform. that is all the sport for now. reported and recorded sexual offences on trains have more than doubled over the past five years. figures obtained by bbc 5live investigates from the british transport police showed a total of 1,aa8 offences were recorded across england, scotland and wales in the year up to this march. that‘s on trains and the london under

the third round has started, two big names teeing off, justin rose and tommy fleetwood.ld at the halfway stage of the open championship. the american lead5 after two rounds from his compatriot matt kuchar who's two back. ian poulter is the best—placed british player on three under par with rory mcilroy‘s 68 putting him back in contention. anything around even par in those conditions will be a really good 5core today. i got off to the best po55ible 5core today. i got off to the best possible start. i continued where i left off last night. i made some birdies early on. that gave me a little bit of a cushion to play with. i needed to make some big up and downs around the middle of the round, but yeah, i mean, idid exactly what i wanted to do?” haven't played a major for a little while so it would be great to go out this weekend. have a nice lie in and have a look at where the pin locations are and see from how other players are playing certain holes how the course should play. obviously, it has been softened up right now. i just obviously, it has been softened up right now.

englishman tommy fleetwood, who was in contention to win the us open a couple of weeks ago, has todayim to the top of the race to dubai standings. it's his second victory of the season after triumphing in abu dhabi injanuary. defending champion marc marquez has moved to the top of the moto gp standings, after victory in today's german grand prix. the triple world champion started on pole and held off a spirited challenge from rookiejonas folger to move to the head of the championship. britain's cal crutchlow finished tenth. salford red devils have moved up to second in rugby league's super league after a 36 points to 20 win over huddersfield giants. one other match to tell you about, champions, wigan, who by their usual standards, have endured a terrible season, beat widnes 28—12. that was only their eighth win of the campaign. an australian former school teacher, jeff horn, has stunned the boxing world by defeating the filipino world champion manny pacquiao. after an incredible 12 rounds, that included a number of deep he is happy. the future for 38—year—old pacquiao now looks unclea

tommy fleetwood. he has been shooting up the rankings lately, finishing fourth at the us open. let's hear from him finishing fourth at the us open. let's hearfrom him and a finishing fourth at the us open. let's hear from him and a few of the other contenders. being talked about with the chance to win the open, that something that is hard to deal with the i would rather it be that way though nobody talking about it. it is great. looking back as a kid, 20 years on, a lot gone into it. yeah, to come back home and have a chance to win the open is very special. once you win one that is off your shoulder and it is more about putting yourself into contention again to try and win a second one. given how long and successful career —— my career long and successful career —— my career has been, i would like a few more chances to win major championships. that is where that spark can come from, i think. my form has not been what i wanted it to be but that is fine. that is golf. there will always happen. you miss

justin rose, tommy fleetwood, who we heard from yesterday, and paul casey. you can see him here., see you later. from weapons brought into schools to chemical fires, aggressive pupils or parents to bomb threats. these are just a few of the dangerous scenarios that some schools are training children to protect themselves from in special sessions. during these lockdown rehearsals, pupils are barricaded inside classrooms and hide under desks so they can't be seen. spencer stokes has been to a school in huddersfield to find out more. subtracting now a little bit hard. an ordinary maths lesson at this junior school in huddersfield, but there is nothing ordinary about what happens next. beeping the school is in lockdown. pupils take cover under desks, obstacles are placed in front of doors and the room is darkened. the aim is to restrict entry and make it ha rd to aim is to restrict entry and make it hard to see whether there is anyone in here. sue eakin staff hideaway. lockdown practice takes place twice a yearand lockdown practice takes place twice a year and the reasons for hiding a

for home favourite tommy fleetwood, well, he's facing a battle to make the cut at the course he used night as she won gold in the t34 women's 400m race. hurricane hannah claimed her third winner medal of the para athletic championships in london last night, with a championship record time of 58.30 seconds, while her teammate kare adenegan took home the bronze medal. at the moment, itjust feels like... ididn't at the moment, itjust feels like... i didn't come in confident that i was going to do it. i didn't really think about what it might mean at the end. i went for it and hope for the end. i went for it and hope for the best. i think i need to go away and think about what i need to do. i am already thinking, this is what i need to work on to get there. i think when you know you are not at your best and there are things that your best and there are things that you can do better. georgina hermitage broke the world record as she defended her t37 400 metre title. britain picked up a silver and three other bronze medals to take their tally in london to 29. chris froome is three stages aw

among them local hero, tommy fleetwood.fway cut after a bad first round but is currently 4—under,1—over, first round but is currently 4—under, 1—over, overall. the only signs is that there could be low scores. but the big question is can anyone catch jordan spieth? scores. but the big question is can anyone catchjordan spieth? two shorts clear after a brilliant round yesterday. lots of big names in the chasing pack, including ian poulter, who had to qualify for the championship and rory mcilroy who is rediscovering his best form after a bad start on thursday. the leaders are going out at 3.55pm. an enthralling afternoon, 0llie. an enthralling afternoon, 0llie. it's been a challenging week for the british divers at the world aquatics championships with the team winning just one medal so far. tom daly and matty lee go later in the ten metre platform. tomorrow it's the start of the swimming programme and olympic champion, adam peaty, will be defending two world titles. 0ur 0lympic reporter nick hope went to meet him at a train