a closing of the circle for usain bolt.the sport. he won the world junior title here 15 years ago as a 15—year—old. the jamaican prime minister and lord coe two of the dignitaries to pay tribute to him. we can have arguments in football and tennis, but there is no argument here, he isjust the best. it is irrefutable. the atmosphere that he generates, jamaica is a massive country for track and field. he has changed the face of track and field in the last decade. we will miss him and we have got to figure out how to keep them involved in the sport now. the party continued in the stadium long into the night. usain bolt bringing down the curtain on the jamaican leg of his career in fine style and he hopes to bring down the curtain on his entire career at the london world championships in similar fashion. that's all sport for now. a couple of minutes between the kick—off of wales and serbia. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: michael gove returns to the cabinet as environment secretary. the reshuffle comes as downing street

and usain bolt gets set to run his first race in europe in his farewell season.e receives a hero's welcome in slovakia. more on our top story in a memorable first, andy murray is the number one seed for wimbledon. he tops the draw because of its historical form on grass. the rankings do not apply for the all—england club: djokovic moves to number two, federer is up to third, nadal is full. the top four in the world will be kept apart in the drawer until the semifinals. in the women's draw, top seed is angelique kerber, who was beaten in the final by serena williams last year. williams, is absent ahead of the birth of her first child. simona halep is seeded second, johanna konta is sixth seed. konta has been in action today, she won in straight sets at the pre—wimbledon tournament in eastbourne. you wait all yesterday to play in eastbourne and then two matches come along at once, that is what johanna konta faced today. she beat sorana cirstea of romania and she didn't look like she expended to much energy to beat her. johanna konta in her hometown, her opponent mo

and on a night where the country celebrates career and achievements of usain bolt.eaten by argentina. england lost 5—1 at the olympic park to the team ranked third in the world. james burford reports. the overnight leader of the rally italia has had to quit due to a crash. look at this. they some how managed to finish that stage despite the fact that claims were pouring out the back of the car and it cost them 80 seconds overall. not surprisingly, at the end of the stage, they decided they would have to retire from the race. an historian is the new leader. —— estonian. we did say we would keep you up today on england versus scotland. scotland have discovered and there are only a few more minutes left. lee griffiths has equalised for scotland. it is 1—1 with about two minutes left. great news if you are in northern ireland fan because they have discord as well in the closing moments of that match. two very late goals in those matches. we will have a a lot more on that in sports day. some breaking news regarding who will be working with theresa may following the depar

at a slow pace and content, but not for its ometown hero, the world's fastest man, usain bolt. ago, his 30 careers on.rting talent early >> he would cry when others would beat him. to would encourage him not give up. today he is a star. lightning bolt as he is known is an eightime olympic gold the world record holder for both the 1,100 and sprint.r -- he donates money to causes. doesn't change. he goes out by the road, meets same way. give them money. people come mr. bolt, i don't my mother is sick, mr. bolt, it says a lot. > no one knows what usain bolt will do with his impending retirement, but lonelz hope provide tinue to inspiration to younger generations. >> to have him provides a little bit more motivation for our and i have no doubt that he will have a little bit part of what are a he plans to do. >> bolt will compete in the 2017 championships. his final international competition before hanging up running shoes. >> and it was a very emotional in his for usain bolt home country. his week he ran his final 100 meter sprint on jamaican soil. bolt wanted to go out in a blaze f

on a night when the nation celebrity career and achievements of usain bolt. good luck to him. series batman, has died. he was 88. his family said he had been suffering from leukaemia. we need him now. although batman ran forjust two years, repeats of the show made adam west an icon, and his career after batman often saw him play characters based on himself. it is said to be brighter and warmer tomorrow. the overall story is for sunny spells at some point, but the rain is still around. the rain we have seen to finish the day across the midlands and parts of south—east england works its way towards the south—east. light and patchy by the morning. away from that, we will see showers across northern ireland and parts of central and western scotland. the temperatures will be holding up, given the breeze. it will be a muggy night. in the morning, the showers become more widespread across scotland and northern ireland. not everyone will see showers to start the day. one or two may avoid the showers, but it will become harder to avoid them in the afternoon. much of england and the aft

he would go on to be an icon of the sport had a face of the sport. —— usain bolt.lights of his career because of the pressure of competing in front of a home crowd, so it is perhaps fitting that the final race on jamaican soil should be perhaps fitting that the final race onjamaican soil should be here on the track where he shot to prominence. one thing i know is it is going to be a great reception. i am home and the amount of people that have called me to get tickets. i know the stadium is going to be full. i know there is going to be energy and it will be one big party and a bit emotional but i am definitely looking forward to it. usain bolt has also spoken about the warm body shares with his coach, glen mills, the man who guided his career. mills tends to stay out of the limelight and really does interviews, but i managed to catch up interviews, but i managed to catch up with him and he said that he believes usain bolt could have a view more years but he respects is desire to retire. physically, yes. he is not that old, only 30. for 12 he has achieved at the hig

a closing the the circled the usain bolt.itle here 15 years ago as the 15—year—old. the jamaican prime minister and lord coe to the dignitaries to pay tribute to him. we can have arguments in foot ball him. we can have arguments in football and tennis, but there is no argument here, he isjust the best. it is irrefutable. the atmosphere he generates, jamaica is a massive country for track and field. he has changed the face of track and field in the last decade. we will miss him and we have got to figure out how to keep them involved in the sport now. the party continued in the stadium long into the night. usain bolt bringing down the curtain on the jamaican leg of his career in fine style a nd jamaican leg of his career in fine style and he hopes to bring down the curtain on his entire career at the london world championships in similar fashion. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. lots that happened today including the canadian grand prix with lewis hamilton on pol

bbc sport website and the steeplechases and now, you —— usain bolt and most shortly.t's all for mass for now. goodbye. let's return to the news that the creator of paddington bear, the author michael bond, has died at the age of 91, after a short illness. from paddington‘s first appearance in print in 1958 he proved a hit with young readers and he was later reinvented successfully on tv and more recently for film. michael bond also created other children's favourites, such as parsley the lion. for more on this i'm joined byjonathan kydd — the actor — who played paddington in the cartoon series of the book which was first broadcast in the late 1990s. good to see you, jonathan. it's a sad day, 91 vote, not bad at all. well played, good innings. and you get into the head of a fictional bare? it was pretty simple. he gave me the clue of saying he's a bit like noel coward which i find bizarre because i thought you'd be per ruby and because he come from the —— peruvian because he can come per he's all his sweet and lovable he suggested being like noel coward, like, hello i'

his farewell tour, floor usain bolt. he wins but was not happy with his time.f rule in hong kong, with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood for 34 years. and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is a bbc news. these are our latest headlines. one of the world's most senior roman catholic cardinals, george pell, has been charged in australia with multiple cou nts charged in australia with multiple counts of historic sexual offences. president xijinping has c

usain bolt makes his final appearance on his home track in kingston this weekend — the multiple olympicutomatic place in the jamaican team for the august championships so won't have to compete at the national trials. his prime minister has been leading the tributes to the eight—time olympic champion. clearly he's not just clearly he's notjust a track figure, he is a public figure, he has his private life and he's still a young man but what i admire about the same bolt is that he has managed to excel, to reach the pinnacle of his sport without any suggestion of impropriety —— about usain bolt. without any artificial enhancements to achieve what he has done. that is so valuable today in competitive sport, that someone can achieve the great feat of humankind without artificial enhancements. that, to me, is notjust a value to jamaica, as ambassador, but value to the sport. and to people as well, that if you work hard, you don't need to cheat, you don't need to use artificial enhancements. finally sailing and the latest from the americas cup semi—finals where sir ben ainslie's land rover bar

now to this man — we're used to hearing about his blistering times aren't we but usain bolt was in actionand for the second race straight he clocked over 10 seconds but did win. on the blocks, bolt was his usual self at the golden spike meeting. he recovered from a slow start to take the win in 10.06 seconds. admitted afterwards he wasn't happy with the times and says he has training to do. bolt was expected to retire at the world championships in london this august but said this week he may race beyond the event but not into another season. it wasn't that good race. it was pretty slow, i would say. i have worked to do. for me, before the start, i was thinking about trying to execute. after the race, it was mixed feelings because i know it was in the perfect race however i got it done. the fans really came through fahmy and so be a lot of love do matter what. south africa's wayde van niekerk was in great form — setting a world best of 30.81 for the lesser raced 300m, bettering michaeljohnson‘s record set in 2000. it also means he's the first man in history to run sub—10 for 100, sub—20 fo

the 19—time world and olympic champion, usain bolt, made his first appearance of the season in europeg, in the czech city of ostrava. and, of course, the jamaican world record holder secured victory in the 100 metres. he coasted home in 10.07 seconds to continue his preparations for the world championships in london — which is now just over a month away. bolt, who was given a hero's welcome tonight, plans to retire from athletics after london. i'm just getting to some training. i'll be fine when i get checked out by my doctor. the coach will give me some training, so i'll be fine. no worries. the four—time olympic gold medallist, mo farah, won his final 10,000 metre race on the iaaf circuit at the golden spike meet as well. he dominated the field to come home in a near world—best time this year of 27 minutes and 12 seconds. british women's number one johanna konta is through to the third round at the pre—wimbledon tournament at eastbourne. she beat the romanian sorana cirstea in straight sets 6—2, 6—2. ben croucher reports. you wait all yesterday to play in eastbourne, and then two ma

fÉlix: el hombre mÁs veloz del planeta, usain bolt, se impuso en los 100 m con un tiempo de 10.03 segundosel sur. [representante bancario] déjame adivinar. dejaste tu billetera en tus otros pantalones... [cliente] ¡sí, y necesito dinero ya! no puedo llegar tarde al juego... [representante bancario] ¡no hay problema! puedes usar tu app de wells fargo para retirar dinero de nuestros cajeros automáticos. [cliente] ¡sí, mucho mejor! ¡muchas gracias! ya sabes, el equipo la verdad me necesita. [representante bancario] ¡claro que sí! [cliente] no, es que en serio, sin mí no pueden ganar. presentadora: esta tarde nos acompaÑa natalie juÁrez con la jornada deportiva. fÉlix: entre otras cosas nos tiene al hombre del deporte hoy, rafael nadal, que gana el roland garros. natalie: un gusto acompaÑarlos. fue sorprendente. hoy se corona una vez mÁs rafa nadal y está cerca de los mÁs grandes. pero tambiÉn, en unas horas se va a paralizar estados unidos y mÉxico con el compromiso del hexagonal. aquÍ les presento toda la informaciÓn. en el mundial de fÚtbol sub 20 que se disputÓ en corea, inglaterra derrotÓ

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. >> guys from jesse owens to usain bolt franklin field is a house of legends, when we come back we willake a closer look at the history of this cathed very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier. you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. from advanced atms... to online banking... to our award winning mobile app. and if you prefer face-to-face, we have that too. ask me, terry goggans, how our balance of technology and people can help you. >>> sir elton john telling us like it is, we are at summer fest at the philly flare today , on this, july 4th, upcoming holiday weekend. philadelphia has some very historic sports venues as well , two of them on the university of pennsylvania campus, the basketball cathedral known as palestra and right next door, franklin field. sports director don bell joins us from franklin field at that original sports complex area with the history lesson, db?

usain bolt said he was the most nervous he'd ever been before a race, as he ran his last 100—metres one jamaican capital kingston watched as he won the "salute a legend" race. the eight—time olympic gold medallist will retire in august, after the world championships in london. and his words echoed around the stadium last night. there are no words to describe this. i would never thought i would have reached these hates in track and field. my aim when i came into athletics was to win the 200m at the olympics. i have obviously achieved a lot more but i could not have done it without the support of the people here are my family and friends. i never expected this. thank you for showing your support to me. we can have arguments in different sports about who was the best. but there is no argument here. he is simply the best there has ever been. jamaica has always been a massive country for track and field and he has changed the face of it in the last decade. we will miss him terribly. we will see him competing in the world championships. it is the men's french open final this afternoon. rafae

usain bolt said he was the most nervous usain bolt said he was the most nervous he had been before aes on home soil. a sell—out crowd of 30,000 in kingston watched as he won the race. the eight time olympic gold medallist will retire in august after the world championships in london. what a night for him! chris froome has an awful lot to do if he's to win a third straight criterium du dauphine. froome's team—mate peter kennaugh won the penultimate stage, with australia's richie porte increasing his overall lead — he's now over a minute ahead of froome. and kataryna niveadoma still leads with one stage to go of the women's tour. australia's sarah roy sprinted to victory in stage four in chesterfield. the race finishes in london today. northern ireland boxer bryan burnett has won his first title. he beat lee haskins in belfast, winning on points to take his belt. he is expected to defend the title before the end of the year. lewis hamilton said being presented with one of ayrton senna's helmets was better than any trophy, he equalled his hero's total of 65 pole positions ahead of the c

usain bolt said he was the most nervous he had been before a race ever before he ran his final 100 metres 30,000 in kingston watched as he won the race. the eight time olympic gold medallist will retire in august after the world championships in london. northern ireland boxer ryan burnett has won in his hometown of belfast, winning on points to take his belt. he is expected to defend the title before the end of the year. chris froome has an awful lot to do if he's to win a third straight criterium du dauphine. froome's team—mate peter kennaugh won the penultimate stage, with australia's richie porte increasing his overall lead — he's now over a minute ahead of froome. and kataryna niveadoma still leads with one stage to go of the women's tour. australia's sarah roy sprinted to victory in stage four in chesterfield. the race finishes in london today. that's all the sport for now. now, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the sunday times' foreign editor, peter conradi, and the journalist james rampton. tomorrow's

usain bolt has made it absolutely clear he'll retire after this years world championships. at the 0strava golden spike meet — but the quotation gestures which a reporter used at him to suggest his retirement talk wasn't genuine, annoyed the sprinter. but when he wasn't mocking reporters, he was offering support to iaaf president sebastian coe and speaking about the challenges facing athletics. you have to go to worst time to get the best. seb coe is doing good job. they are trying to make track and field as good as possible. the fact is, the competition is getting better. the only problem we really haveis better. the only problem we really have is doping so if we can control that problem then track and field will be in the right neck of the woods going forward and i think when people can really start trusting track and field consistently, then it will get better and we can stand up it will get better and we can stand up with all the other sports. june has been a funny old month, hasn't it? it didn't start off too clever, and it's not going to end particularly brightly, eith

he's jamaica's most famous sportsman, and this afternoon usain bolt will compete for the final time ins world championships in london, and jamaicans are preparing a memoarble send—off for him when he runs in the 100 metres at today's racers grand prix. just a warning there's some flash photography coming up in ade adedoyin‘s report from jamaica. i know there is going to be energy and it will be one big party and a bit emotional but i am definitely looking forward to it. for me, i am discovering out there open wide and a strike to do my best as always, put on a show for them because that is why they are coming out too. england's women hockey players have been well beaten by argentina. england lost 5—1 at the olympic park to the team ranked third in the world. james burford reports. a clash between the northern and southern hemispheres. in a sport where close control and quick thinking rule, argentina set the pace. this deft flick forcing the short corner. the first golden chance of the match producing the first goal, perhaps then a barometer of the storm that was to come. but not to be

usain bolt said he was the most nervous he had ever been before a race as he ran his last 100 metres0,000 in thejamaican on home soil. a sell—out crowd of 30,000 in the jamaican capital kingston watched as he won the salute a legend brace. the eight time olympic gold medallist will retire in august, after the world championships in london. that is all the sport for now, you can keep up—to—date with all of those stories on the bbc sport website, india taking on south africa in the champions trophy, you can africa in the champions trophy, you ca n follow africa in the champions trophy, you can follow that there at the usual address. i will be back with your next update in aboutan i will be back with your next update in about an hour. see you then. thank you very much indeed. scotland yard has released pictures of the fake suicide belts worn by the london bridge attackers. the officer leading the investigation says it's the first time he's seen the tactic used in the uk. last night, a week on from the attack, people visited bars and restaurants in the area in a show of unity and resilie

usain bolt was back on european soil last night and the world record holder made a winning return in czech city of 0strava as he prepares for the world championships in london this summer. there was an easy win for the four—time 0lympic gold—medallist mo farah too. he won his final 10,000 metre race on an iaaf circuit in a near world best time this year of 27 minutes and 12 seconds. british number onejohanna konta is into the third round in eastbourne. a straight sets win over romania's sorana cirstea sets up a match with the french open champion jelana 0stapenko this afternoon. that's this afternoon actually. plenty more on tennis to come as we talk last till tennis and we will reveal pa rt talk last till tennis and we will reveal part of our summer breakfast challenge, a huge mug, 30 seconds to get tennis balls into this mode from ten metres. charlie, you saw the first attempt at this when andy murray gave it a go —— this mug. rather appropriately, andy murray kicks off the game, set, mug challenge. as many balls in that mug as possible. i saw it happened and what didn't surprise m

report the news anymore. [ light laughter ] soon, cnn is gonna have to replace wolf blitzer with usain boltughter and applause ] then later, things were so crazy, that later in the evening, a makeup artist just walked on camera while anderson cooper was doing an interview. >> sean spicer, the white house press secretary moments ago was huddling with reporters. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i like how she noticed the camera, like it was for the first time. [ light laughter ] "wait, is this whole thing for tv?" [ light laughter ] so again, this is not something that anyone saw coming. in fact, the news especially, came as a shock to comey himself, who found out about it while he was speaking to fbi employees in los angeles. >> the "new york times" account of this is just stunning. it says, "mr. comey was addressing a group of fbi employees in los angeles, when the television in the background flashed the news that he had been fired. in response, mr. comey laughed. he said he thought it was a fairly funny prank." >> seth: that's right, the guy who is probably seeing the russian hooker tape, thou

usain bolt put on quite a show during the final race in native, jamaica.d he win the 100 meter dash before 30,000 people, the eight-time gold medalist, wasn't enough. participated in a dance party there on the track. you got to love this guy. he plans to end his career at the track world championships, in august, and i am requesting thriller for that one. >> requesting he joins "dancing with the stars." >> yes, such a good call. >> moves. this reminder, cleveland cavaliers are once again, staring at the end of their reign as nba champions. golden state warriors have another chance to close out. the finals to night. lead 3-1, heading into game five. score sounds familiar. cleveland avoided the sweep fry day at home. got 40 points from kyree irving and 31 from lebron including this play. seriously. >> so nice! passinghe >> yes. >> cavs still believe they can become the first nba team to win a series after being down 0-3. >> look i said. put in the home work. got my mind ready for the games. got my body prepared. and, you know like i said if i leave everythin

. >> usain bolt. >> 200-foot start. he just a regular person. >> the guy in the front is. >> yeah. >> the guy in the front is. >> there's no way. >> oh! >> see what happens when you celebrate early? so this lucky fan was picked to take lap around the stadium warning track. part of the team's beat the freeze promotion between innings but the freeze definitely lot faster than the fan expert 52nd head start the fan started celebrating a little too early pumping up the crowd taking a nose dive. we need the freeze on team u.s. a. that was amazing. >> i thought i heard it was like a grounds crew but he used to run track in college so now it became -- mr. freeze. >> was that the freeze from the incredibles? >> the cartoon? >> right. >> sam jackson. >> i think so. >> i think it is. >> any way -- whiz, i'm with y you. >> i got it incredibles at home one of the greatest movies of all time. >> all right, tuck. >> look at tucker's face. >> i'm skeptical. that thing looked scary. >> that fall was a little too perfect. >> ink he was