for wiggs the elation of victory was followed by emotion on the podium.obably the first time in my life that i felt disabled and that was 20 years after becoming disabled. so it was probably a bit of a rock bottom moment and now we sit here today with this! it was also thumbs up in the athletics for dunfermline's owen miller as he ripped up the form book with a brilliant run to take the 1,500 metres title. in the highjump, jonathan broom—edwards produced the leap of his life. after silver in rio, it was gold in tokyo — the world champion finally the paralympic champion. enter one of british team's biggest stars — richard whitehead going for his third 200 metres title, but instead it was the changing of the guard — from a 45—year—old to a 19—year—old, south africa's natandi malangou didn't walk until he was 10. now he had beaten one of the all—time greats. but the biggest thriller was the wheelchair tennis doubles final and if there was a prize for shot of the year, well alfie hewett mightjust have won it. that flash of brilliance helped hewitt and gordon

canoeist emma wiggs and athletes jonathan broom—edwards and owen miller have all won gold on day ten. other medals won too, rachel latham is in tokyo for us:we rachel latham is in tokyo for us. should start with that moment of history for emma wiggs winning the first paracanoe gold? it was very emotional for her as well, it is the first time this category was in the paralympics but not the first paralympic sport mr. it is the third time she has competed and said she has learned a lot from previous games. she said she had a race plan and stuck to it which enabled her to win the gold medal today. we can hear more about her race plan from herself. i was “ust her race plan from herself. i was just wanting _ her race plan from herself. i was just wanting to _ her race plan from herself. i was just wanting to get _ her race plan from herself. i was just wanting to get down - her race plan from herself. i was just wanting to get down the - her race plan from herself. i was just wanting to get down the course and deliver— just wanting to get down the course and deliver the race my coach and i

for wiggs, the elation of victory was followed by emotion on the podium.fe that i really felt disabled. that was 20 years after becoming disabled. it was probably a bit of a rock—bottom moment, and now we sit here today... ..with this! it was also thumbs—up in the athletics for dunfermline's will miller, as he ripped up the form book with a brilliant run to take the 1500 metres title. in the highjump, meanwhile, jonathan broom—edwards produced the leap of his life. after silver in rio, it was gold in tokyo. the world champion finally the paralympic champion. well, the british team have reached a milestone today. the 100 medal mark. they were set a target at these games of between 100 and 140 medals. and still they keep coming. there was another one for the remarkable richard whitehead, but not the gold he's used to. the 200 metres saw a changing of the guard — from the 45—year—old to a 19—year—old. south africa's ntando mahlangu didn't walk until he was ten. now he had beaten one of the all—time greats. his wasn't the only extraordinary talent on show, yan

and the wiggs made history by becoming the first woman in her category to win a paralympic medal.e first pair the pick games for wiggs, she has been to three games now and says she has learned a lot. she enjoyed this on the most because she knew the process. she said that she had a race plan, she stuck to it and that's how she achieved the gold medal. i that's how she achieved the gold medal. . , , . that's how she achieved the gold medal. ., , , ., ., medal. i was 'ust wanting to get down the medal. i wasjust wanting to get down the chorus _ medal. i wasjust wanting to get down the chorus and _ medal. i wasjust wanting to get down the chorus and deliver- medal. i wasjust wanting to get down the chorus and deliver the | medal. i wasjust wanting to get - down the chorus and deliver the race my coach would be proud of, and i think it was that relief of crossing the line and realising that we had done it, and it was our dream and our goal, and we managed to deliver it. and i think it, i imagined my family on the bridge, there is a spectacular bridge at the chorus, and for the last ye

in another british, one—two charlotte henshaw won the kl2 200 metres, para—canoe gold, with emma wiggsa swimmer, but switching sports has worked — and means she got hold of the medal she always wanted. and there was another gold in the para—canoe, with laura sugar, becoming kl3 champion. she's also made a sport switch — from athletics, when she was spotted by a talent id process in 2018. three years later, she has gold, with a paralympic best time, capping off a brilliant games for the british para—canoe team, putting them top of the sport's medal table. next to the oval, where jimmy anderson — who else — has made the breakthrough on day three of the fourth test against india. the tourists were making steady progress for the first part of the morning, with rahul seemingly moving towards a half century, but england got the wicket they needed when anderson had rahul caught behind by bairstow on 46. india are currently 108 for1 in their second innings — that's a lead of 9 runs. after manchester united opened the new women's super league season with a 2—0 win over reading last night there

for wiggs, the elation of victory was followed by emotion on the podium.ally felt disabled. that was 20 years after becoming disabled. it was probably a bit of a rock—bottom moment, and now we sit here today... ..with this! it was also thumbs—up in the athletics for dunfermline's will miller, as he ripped up the form book with a brilliant run to take the 1500 metres title. in the highjump, meanwhile, jonathan broom—edwards produced the leap of his life. after silver in rio, it was gold in tokyo. the world champion finally the paralympic champion. well, the british team have reached a milestone today. the 100 medal mark. they were set a target at these games of between 100 and 140 medals. and still they keep coming. there was another one for the remarkable richard whitehead, but not the gold he's used to. the 200 metres saw a changing of the guard — from the 45—year—old to a 19—year—old. south africa's ntando mahlangu didn't walk until he was ten. now he had beaten one of the all—time greats. his wasn't the only extraordinary talent on show, yan shuo of chi

in the last games she won bronze for swimming, the 34—yr—old won gold, edging out team—mate wiggs.e, she told me. i feel very fortunate to find another sport that i love. i might have been completely rubbish, so i might not have been even on the team to tokyo, so it was a complete leap of faith and one i am now glad i took. in the wheelchair tennis, meanwhile, there was an all british battle for bronze. gordon reid and alfie hewett doubles partners, but today they were opponents and after a deciding set thriller it was gordon reid that took the match and the medal. he's got it! there was history, meanwhile, for dan bethell, britain's first paralympic badminton medallist. the sport is making its debut at these games and while he lost to india's player, it is the most special of medals. special of silvers. but perhaps today's moment of magic was in the football. the players can't see the ball, they can only hear it. it has a bell inside. so how about this for a wonder goal? brazil's nonato sparking jubilation as his spectacular solo effort meant they beat argentina and retained their

and canoeist emma wiggs was victorious in the vl2 200m event — the first time that this particular canoee was plenty of action in the diamond league in brussels. britain's dina asher—smith ran a personal best in the women's 200m to take third behind shericka jackson, with namibia's christine mboma claiming first. the race was without the double olympic sprint champion elaine thompson—herah, who had been due to run but dropped out due to an injury. while team—mates keely hodgkinson and jemma reekie finished second and third respectively in the 800m. jamaica's natoya goule came first. and all eyes will fall on the inverness golf club in ohio, as europe and the united states lock horns in golf�*s solheim cup. the three days of action begin tomorrow, europe the holders after winning back the cup at gleneagles two years ago. but stopping the us on home soil, with very few travelling fans able to get there, could make it tough for catriona matthew's side. iam i am actually looking forward to this year of not having as many europe fans, because ashley quite like being the underdog coming into t

does a court date, la paloma spain, italy, 75 year old, national airline will close the good in 3 wiggs. it will be replaced by a similar state owned carrier called isa. but the old carries staff are wondering where they'll fit in as adam rainy reports from rome. riding to protest, that's how i'll tell your flight attendant angela madina now spends her days after 11 years. and this guy's when the new airlines had to replace flag carrier al italia launches on october 15th, it's unclear from a, you know, we'll have a job the day before speaking to us. she had just returned from working a long hall flight. when i left 2 years, we're taken off, i felt that was the last time it could be the last time my last flight. and then we were discussing a really hard time, a lemon 1000. i'll tell you, employees are set to lose their jobs. trade unions are trying to pressure you to hire the majority of them back with plans to fly few routes. ita has said it will hire $2800.00 workers when they launch in another 3000 next year. alessandra amelia is worried. you can go in an office and say the bonnie, i'

and there was another for charlotte henshaw, the former swimmer edging out team—mate emma wiggs.port that i love. i might have been completely rubbish and i might not even have been on the team to tokyo so it was a complete leap of faith and one i'm now glad that i took. the british team have won medals across more sports at these games than they have ever done before, and once again the venues here in tokyo brought a variety of success. the british team won its first paralympic medal in badminton. dan bethell taking a historic silver. but the day's most magical moment was in the football. the players can't see the ball. they can only hear it. it has a bell inside. so, how about this for a wonder goal? brazil's raimundo mendes sparking jubilation as his spectacular solo effort meant they beat argentina and retained their title. truly, a golden goal. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. the weather is coming, first political thinking. now on bbc news. political thinking with nick robinson.

in another british 1—2, charlotte henshaw won the kl—2, 200 metres para—canoe gold, with emma wiggs clinching worked, and means she got hold of the medal she always wanted. and there was another gold in the para—canoe with laura sugar becoming kl—3 champion. she's also made a sport switch, from athletics, when she was spotted by a talent id process in 2018. three years later, she has gold with a paralympic best time, capping off a brilliant games for the british para—canoe team, putting them top of the sport's medal table. aled davies has made it a hat—trick of paralympic golds as he's added to his discus title in london and retained his f63 shot put crown from rio in the toyko rain. and it was an all great britain bronze medal match in the wheelchair tennis — gorden reid beating his doubles partner alfie hewett to add to the silver they won together. elsewhere, in the women's wheelchair doubles, jordanne whiley and lucy shuker lost theirfinal, but take home a silver medal. plenty more sport around today, including golf�*s solheim cup over in ohio. the usa have begun their bid to regain the t

in the kl2 200m, charlotte henshaw won gold and emma wiggs clinched silver. be delighted with how this ends, this is just one song olympics and paralympics, to see the performance of the athletes who you have been working with. it must be like the icing on the cake. it is have been working with. it must be like the icing on the cake.— like the icing on the cake. it is a really important _ like the icing on the cake. it is a really important event - like the icing on the cake. it is a really important event for i like the icing on the cake. it is a really important event for all i like the icing on the cake. it is a really important event for all of| like the icing on the cake. it is a i really important event for all of us with in british canoeing, because we have seen what these athletes and staff have put in on a daily basis, the last 18 months have been incredibly tough. if you ever been up incredibly tough. if you ever been up in not —— nothing in common is like paddling in the arctic sometimes. you are seeing inspirational moments on the screen, but it i

and canoeist emma wiggs was victorious in the vl2 200m event — the first time that this particular canoeturns warmer and a bit brighter in england and wales by sunday, same time by then, scotland and northern ireland with a chance of rain. until sunday, it's pretty much as you were, and that means plenty of cloud, as there will be as we get into tonight, some drizzly rain possible from the thickest cloud. low cloud sitting on the hills giving foggy conditions and some patches of fog possible where we have clear spells too towards wales and southwest england. temperatures for the most part holding up into double figures. and then into tomorrow, well, the best of any sunny spells will be in wales, southern england, especially southwest england. a few in northern and northern scotland. plenty of cloud again elsewhere, the chance of some drizzly rain. the flow of air coming in from the north sea towards the coast of eastern scotland and northeast england. here, we'll keep temperatures into around about the mid—teens, whereas elsewhere, its upper teens close to 20 and temperatures a little bi

and canoeist emma wiggs was victorious in the vl2 200m event — the first time that this particular canoelaine thompson—herah, who had been due to run but dropped out due to an injury. while team—mates keely hodgkinson and jemma reekie finished second and third respectively in the 800m. jamaica's natoya goule came first. and all eyes will fall on the inverness golf club in ohio, as europe and the united states lock horns in golf�*s solheim cup. the three days of action get under way tomorrow, europe the holders after winning back the cup at gleneagles two years ago. but stopping the us on home soil, with very few travelling fans able to get there, could make it a tough task for catriona matthew's side. i'm actually looking forward this year to not having as many europe fans, because i actually quite like being the underdog coming into the event. and i enjoy that. i kind of bounced off that more. the energy that the spectators have brought are incredible. even today, we were just walking, i was waving to the crowd, and they were all shouting already. we don't know if there's going to be an

tammy wiggs was very much like me. she was green and a new trade. she had just graduated and was on one of her first days of work on the new york stock exchange. karen was already a bigwig on the floor. they ended up evacuating the stock exchange together, because the stock market closed, which is a very rare thing to have happened. they ended up on the street together and tammy was new to the city and really did not understand the geography and when someone said we will just walk north, she was afraid of being near the empire state building, because she thought it would also be a target. that sort of brings to mind the fact that, we did not know at that time if this was the beginning or the end of the attack. so she decided to go with karen and karen said come with me, and tammy describes being like a little puppy dog, she just followed her because she had confidence and was like, this is what we were going to do. karen lived in new jersey. what tammy did not realize is that by following karen she was washing -- she was walking straight towards the

one of those gold medals went to emma wiggs in caneoing, making her the first paralympic champion innd goal and we managed to deliver it. i imagined my family on the spectacular project on the spectacular bridge at the end of the course. for the last year and a half, i have been putting them on that bridge in visualisation. ijust thought of them. it was a bit overwhelming when i actually got there. elsewhere, world champion jonathan broom—edwards won the t64 high jump, clearing 2.10 metres with his second attempt for gold and therefore goes one better than the silver he won in rio. and it was a dream paralympic debut for owen miller. he put in a strong final lap to pull off an upset and win the t201500m in three minutes 54.57 seconds, ahead of russian alexander rabotnitskii. england have edged into the lead on day two of the fourth test against india at the oval, after recovering from the loss of two early wickets at the start of play today. craig 0verton and dawid malan were both removed quickly by umesh yadav, england were 62—5. butjonny bairstow and ollie pope put on 89 for the si

there was success for canoeist emma wiggs and athletes jonathan broom—edwards and owen miller as our by a motion on the podium, just getting to these games was a struggle after a serious wrist injury. it is a serious wrist in'ury. it is probably h a serious wrist in'ury. it is probably the h a serious wrist injury. it is probably the first - a serious wrist injury. it is probably the first time - a serious wrist injury. it is probably the first time in | a serious wrist injury. it 3 probably the first time in my life that i really felt disabled, and that i really felt disabled, and that was 20 years after becoming disabled, so it was probably a bit of a rock—bottom moment, and we sit here today with this. it of a rock-bottom moment, and we sit here today with this.— here today with this. it was also thumbs up _ here today with this. it was also thumbs up in — here today with this. it was also thumbs up in the _ here today with this. it was also thumbs up in the athletic- here today with this. it was also thumbs up in the athletic star i here today with this. it was also. thumbs up in

and a moment of history for emma wiggs winning the first paracanoe gold?anting to — about her plan from herself. i was just wanting to get _ about her plan from herself. i was just wanting to get down - about her plan from herself. i was just wanting to get down the - about her plan from herself. i was just wanting to get down the course and deliver— just wanting to get down the course and deliver the race that my coach would _ and deliver the race that my coach would he — and deliver the race that my coach would be proud of. ithink and deliver the race that my coach would be proud of. i think it was that relief— would be proud of. i think it was that relief of crossing the line and realising — that relief of crossing the line and realising i— that relief of crossing the line and realising i had done it, it was our dream _ realising i had done it, it was our dream and — realising i had done it, it was our dream and our goaland realising i had done it, it was our dream and our goal and we managed to deliver— dream and our goal and we managed to deliver it _

very much like emma wiggs, he was emotional.he had jumped the highest and he was setting the gold he couldn't hold it in his emotion came out on top of the medal podium. plenty more possibly to come today. it could be another goal. finally balanced at the wheelchair tennis final and the semifinal later in tae kwon do with the sport making it paralympic debut. the first time you will see tae kwon do at the paralympics and beth munro goes today for great britain. she has already gone in the quarterfinals this morning. she will have the semi finals later and if she winds she will be into the gold medal match later this evening so we will keep our eyes on her. also this afternoon it will beat the athletics. the four by 100 metres mixed relay. jonnie peacock will be in that, as well as libby clegg. bequite's brother will also be going tonight for great britain in the swimming pool. his most favoured event, the 100 metres butterfly. he is the world record—holder and will be hoping to take gold in that event to add to the medals he has

emma wiggs pushed her all the way. 200 metres paracanoe gold and silver, the team spirit clear to seey on 43 without loss, so only 56 runs behind. they've crept back into it. i was pretty gutted when i got out. i had worked hard to get to 80, i felt really good. i was disappointed with the shot i play to get out, so i guess, yeah, it is bittersweet, especially at your home ground, i would have loved to get over the line. but i just want to help put the team in as good a position as i can, so i'm happy with my contribution. there was real controversy in the football as the women's super league returned. manchester united started with a 2—0 win over reading, and at first united were in control as kirsty hanson put them ahead towards the end of the first half. but reading came fighting back, and were left fuming that they were denied a goal here, with the ball deemed not to have crossed the line. replays suggest it did, but there was no goal—line technology available. and salt was rubbed into reading wounds when 0na batlle sealed the three points early in the second, in marc skinner's fi

bardack. were beaten by china, in their table tennis final, so another silver for bayley, but emma wiggsis an anonymous —looking industrial unit, but look what goes on inside. taylor over here is an accountant by day, but look what she does by night, and today early morning. they will demonstrate how para tae kwon do works for us. three different ways of earning points. so, for the regular two point kick you need — so, for the regular two point kick you need a — so, for the regular two point kick you need a simple kick to the body. good _ you need a simple kick to the body. good connection. pretty solid shot. for an _ good connection. pretty solid shot. for an extra — good connection. pretty solid shot. for an extra point, good connection. pretty solid shot. foran extra point, if good connection. pretty solid shot. for an extra point, if you introduce a level— for an extra point, if you introduce a level of— for an extra point, if you introduce a level of difficulty, turn to the kit, a level of difficulty, turn to the kit. that — a level of difficulty, turn to the kit, that gets you thre