the next world athletics championships will be held between 15—24july in 2022.ere rescheduled. that means that the worlds, that were held in doha last year, will be the first in a triple bill of major events. they will be followed by the commonwealth games in birmingham and then the european championships in munich. world athletics have admitted that it's not ideal, but it will be a unique celebration of the sport over six weeks. tottenham's head coachjose mourinho has admitted that he shouldn't have taken a training session with a handful of his players in a north london park, breaking government guidelines on social distancing. they've been reminded of their responsibilities by the club after being pictured on hadley common. mourinho was with a group of players, incuding the club's record signing tanguy ndombele. davinson sanchez and ryan sessegnon were also filmed going for a run. jose mourinho has given this response. he says... european ryder cup captain padraig harrington says the "common consensus" is that this year's competition won't go ahead unless fan

the next world athletics championships will be held between 15th—24thjuly in 2022. in oregon next summer but that was before the olympics were rescheduled. that means that the worlds, that were held in doha last year, will be the first in a triple bill of major events. they will be followed by the commonwealth games in birmingham and then the european championships in munich. world athletics have admitted that it's not ideal but it will be a unique celebration of the sport over 6 weeks. tottenham's head coachjose mourinho has admitted that he shouldn't have taken a training session with a handful of his players in a north london park, breaking government guidelines on social distancing. they've been reminded of their responsibilities by the club after being pictured on hadley common. mourinho seen with a group of players including the club's record signing tanguy ndombele. davinson sanchez and ryan sessegnon were also filmed going for a run. jose mourinho has given this response, he says... ben stokes is wisden‘s leading cricketer in the world, the first englishman

the $5000.00 metre medal race at the world athletics he went back he saw busby was struggling with the heat because this was in qatar in september so the heat was incredible you know 100 plus degrees there fahrenheit he saw him about to pass out he would pick them up and drag him across the finish line well but that he did he'd sacrifice his position yes they both were disqualified. just so he could finish because he didn't want to see him go down like that it was 3300 meters left in the race he did i turned around and got him and by doing that he sacrificed his own position in being able to finish the race and you seen that a lot of people are sacrificing certain things for other people you see a lot of good humanity out there with this whole coronavirus going around the world what are you hearing steve how what's the n.b.a. what are the sports that are going on now right what are they saying i mean we are we going to get no but basketball this year not unless it's virtual looks like e sports is all that we're seeing right now with the n.b.a. 2 k. tournaments for example kicking off t

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some sports news now the president of world athletics sebastian coe has told the double that athletes who would have missed of tokyo lympics this year because of doping bans shouldn't be allowed to compete next year the postponement of the games means athletes who have served bans for doping offenses this year will be declared to take part will be cleared to take part in 2021 that's because under current rules doping bans are based on time periods and not the vents court said what's fair and what's legally acceptable sometimes differ i've always believed that athletes. hurt being caught don't. damage the school it damages the ready. and that's why the work of the absolute integrity unit is so important why not try to take simply an athlete this is as important as really getting rid. of the cheats and yes i would rather not be in a position where those athletes are able to compete again having not really said if i'm away from competition lately that is extremely difficult and their advice we have taken on that is i'm afraid it would be in a very good sieges world opens a challenge stre

earlier lord coe, the double olympic gold medallist and president of world athletics, told us he was. my final day is 26 lots of shuttle runs. greg rusedski, who is also one of the ambassadors for greenhouse, the charity i am raising the money for, clearly with a tennis bent, we decided we would probably make the shuttle run over the length of a classic tennis court. and my first day was 26 sets of 26 crunches. the tougher day was probably yesterday, when i had to do 26 sets of 26 press—ups. my shoulders are up around my ears at the moment. but it's a fantastic initiative by the london marathon and your piece before i came on absolutely summed it up. it is one of the biggest one—day events for raising money. it's an unbelievable platform and it is such a sad loss to what has gained the status as one of the great british days out and i take my hat off to hugh brasher, and of course it was his father chris that came up with the idea and got it off and running in 1981, roughly a0 years ago. so the idea is that it will happen in october. do you think that is possible? i sincerely hope so

president of world athletics, seb coe says any further delay may see the games called off altogether.etty clear that you couldn't go on forever postponing an 0lympic game. there comes a point where that you do have to start posing questions. i hope we are a little that yet. 0ur ambition is to get the athletes back into competition as soon as soon as we possibly can. but only when it is safe to do so. if it's not safe then you can't put them at risk. you shouldn't have to be putting those communities that you want to be enjoying the support at risk as well. so, at the moment it's really trying to create some structures that with best endeavours we are able to fulfill. but i don't think any of us really know what the next few months is going to look like. the england and wales cricket board are meeting today with the new 100—ball competition, "the hundred", likely to be postponed until next year. with players joining from all over the world — it was due to start at the oval onjuly the 17th. cricket is suspended until the 1st ofjuly at the earliest. it's probably going to be too much to

and the head of world athletics sebastian cole says it's doing everything it can to catch drugs cheats despite coronavirus restorations any told us sports correspondent and even that postponing the tokyo olympics was the right choice it kind of solution would have been out of the question bespoke was really the only option we wished it hadn't been and i think everybody's instinct was to try. and hold on for as long as you possibly could to seem to leave the athletes because that place for them to suddenly lose an olympic or paralympic games were at least a summer of competition cancellation would not have been the right approach and apart from anything else it would have then left you know a massive. 'd international talent that athletes love the olympic games they are very important prince and national federations pollie ecosystem of limping sport relies on broadcast rights sponsorships all those all those things that keep our sports healthy could you see events taking place of made for t.v. events which don't involve guns and initially. it's possible that seeing some sports talk abou

lord coe is a double olympic gold medalist and president of world athletics.inal day, so i want to inspire people not only to donate as well as to the challenge. i have been doing shuttle runs for charity. greg rusedski and i decided we would make the shuttle run over a classic tennis court. and my first day was 26 sets of 26 countries. the tougher day was probably yesterday, when i had to do 26 sets of 26 press ups. my had to do 26 sets of 26 press ups. my shoulders were up around my ears. but it is a fantastic initiative by the london marathon and your piece before i came on absolutely summed it up. it is one of the biggest one—day events for raising money. to what gave us one of the great i take my hat off to the man who came up with the idea and got it up and running in 1981, 40 years ago. so the idea is that it will happen in 0ctober. do you think that is possible? i sincerely hope so, let's be optimistic. we hope we have curtailed this awful virus. and i hope everybody is able to come together and we are all able to keep together and we are all able to k

the president of world athletics, lord coe, thinks that some sports could emerge from the lockdown stronger we do also have to accept, along with every other sector, that sometimes you just have to take a back—seat. there are other things that are just as important. sport will bounce back, and i honestly think it will lead the way in a post—pandemic world. will we all be doing the same things again? i doubt it. i hope we don't match with them i think smart organisations, whatever sector they are in, or figuring out how to be even smarter and more resilient when they come out of this, and sports has to adapt and respond to those changes. we've had the nfl draft over the last few days, conducted remotely because of the lockdown. instead of the planned gala event in las vegas, american footballs hottest prospects, most from the us college system, found out where they would playing, via video link. the new york giants picked georgia university offensive tackle andrew thomas. getting ready for the draft was a technical challenge you there was rules to follow. they sent us a little guideline. we

workout i covered olympics and sochi wall sits and things that are impossible unless you are a world athlete. 20% going to meals on wheels so many are dealing with hunger now? >> i love meals on wheels because it helps the people most impacted, which is the elderly my grandma is in a memory care unit in wisconsin. this directly impacts her and so many other people in the united states i'm so happy that wellness coach is donating that 20% but this is going to be a very approachable workout i recommend, if you can, grab two cans of whatever food you have available i'm going to be using two jugs of olive oil i'll have different exercises for different levels it will be fun we'll all workout together i hope everyone is going to enjoy it >> at this hour, i'm doing the 16 ounce coffee lift at 11:00 a.m. for a good cause. we weren't going to get her off without chatting about the olympics i asked her about the summer olympics being pushed back and as an olympian, how would she handle this kind of delay? >> i think this is such a weird time globally that everyone is kind of out of their comfort zone

world". our athletes inherently role models? >> guest: whether they want to be or not they are for many people because they play in public, they are doing their work in public and they interact with fans, fans watch them, people pay money to see the game so kids look up to them. many kids grow up playing sports and wish they could become serena williams, look at coco golf? she is lighting up tennis and she was inspired by serena williams. naomi osaka was inspired by serena williams. you see that kind of pipeline from althea gibson to serena williams so athletes, you look to them and want to become them and so they are role models. >> what about colin kaepernick? was he considered for this book? >> yes, there was discussion about that. certainly at a point in time he has become a symbol for activism, for black athletes, sacrificed his career in order to make a point about police brutality and oppression and racial injustice so i think somebody who is kind of a modern day ali, to sacrifice something, at least it seems that way to

yes, you mentioned in your opening remarks about the olympic games moving to 2021 meaning that world athleticsbig enough challenge under any circumstances, to bring those three events together in one year but then together in one year but then to choreograph it all within about seven weeks, i think that probably stands alone as an example of complexity. they are fundamental questions, however. we are expected to social distance. how do you hold athletics events and maintain social distancing? i was talking specifically about the upcoming years but, look, there are occasions and we need to say it with gritted teeth, those of us who love sport, has to ta ke those of us who love sport, has to take a back seat and we are trying our very best to get competitions back up and running for our competitors and thatis running for our competitors and that is what they want. i speak to them all the time. we also know that we have to do it in an environment where there are judgements that will be made by public health authorities, government and we do not want the athletes to be put into a difficult dangero

the president of world athletics, lord coe, thinks that some sports could emerge from the lockdown strongering from the way they have had to deal with the crisis. we do also have to accept, along with every other sector, that sometimes you just have to take a back—seat. there are other things that are just as important. sport will bounce back, and i honestly think it will lead the way in a post—pandemic world. will we all be doing the same things again? i doubt it. i hope we don't match with them i think smart organisations, whatever sector they are in, or figuring out how to be even smarter and more resilient when they come out of this, and sports has to adapt and respond to those changes. everton say they are appalled after the publication of pictures showing their italian striker moys kean hosting a house party. kean, who joined the club from juventus last summer, filmed himself at the party held in his apartment. everton say they have strongly expressed their disappointment to the player for ignoring government guidance and the club's own policy. that's all the sport for now. but a quic

world athletics have admitted it is not ideal having three major events back to back, but they say itour. quite a timetable! thank you very much, we will see you in a while. thank you very much. passengers on some london bus routes will only be able to board through the middle doors, as part of efforts to protect drivers from infection. nine bus drivers have died in the capital, after contracting coronavirus. 0ur transport correspondent, tom burridge, reports. for the people keeping vital transport links open, the risk of contracting coronavirus is very real. this is him with his son. meks was 36. a bus driver for seven years. he was an absolute charming boy. he was treated in hospital for covid—19 and discharged. 0nce home, he fell very ill. i knelt in front of him, held his face with both of my hands and i said, meks, look at me, look at me, talk to me. and... then he said to me... mum, i'm not going to make it. i'm not going to make it. meks was one of 14 public transport workers in london who have died from covid—19 in recent days. most of them were bus drivers. it is extremely to

lord sebastian coe is the president of world athletics, and former chair of the london 2012 olympic organising those, we have to take a back—seat and we are trying to get competitions up and running again for our competitors and that's what they want and i speak to them of the time, but we also know that we have to do so in an environment where judgements are going to be made by public health authorities, governments and we do not want the athletes to be put into a difficult, dangerous position. and particularly not just for themselves, but the risk of infecting their loved ones and families. so this is a complicated landscape and i have to say, we all hope that the viruses contained in that we are able to get athletes backin that we are able to get athletes back in the competition, but only when it is safe and sound to do so and we perhaps had some very ingenious efforts, including something that we are going to announce later in the week without having athletes compete in the competition but they will be behind closed doors and press being able to engage in the same time with athletes in oth

the president of world athletics, lord coe, thinks that some sports could emerge from the lockdown strongerto take a back—seat. there are other things that are important. but the sport will bounce back and i think it will lead the way in a post—pandemic world. we'll be all be doing the same things again? i doubt it. i hope not, actually. i think smart organisations are trying to figure out how to be even smarter when they come back from this. sport has to adapt and respond to those changes. everton say they are appalled after the publication of pictures showing their italian striker moise kean hosting a house party. kean, who joined the club from juventus last summer, filmed himself at the party held in his apartment. everton say they have strongly expressed their disappointment to the player for ignoring government guidance and the club's own policy. that's all the sport for now. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. our top stories... the uk foreign secretary, dominic raab, urges "caution", rejecting calls to ease the coronavirus lockdown. we will need to make sure sure that we can proceed

won its battle against coronavirus otherwise it would be hard to hold the games well ahead of world athletics the best team was in favor of perspire owning the olympics but says it can't keep being delayed indefinitely you couldn't go on forever owning an olympic games comes a point where you know that you do have to stop posting questions i hope really way off that. it's not so much about you know creating a vaccine or not all viruses respond to vaccines anyway as you know but it's also about rolling it out you know. you know widespread spread and i think that's the thing and yet the olympic games of them and i'm sure that's what most medical teams saigon's tried to grab. paris as a man are still aiming to compete in the european champions even though the french domestic football league is said to be cancelled it's because the ban on major sports events has been extended by the french government until at least september football bosses will meet thursday to discuss the financial implications and decide how to work out the league standings p.s.g. were 12 points clear at the top and they along

sure she does now the head of world athletics of us think i was told al jazeera that it's doing everything it can to catch drugs cheats despite krone virus restrictions they were speaking to our sports correspondent andy richardson cancellation would have been out of the question. well was really the only option we really haven't been and i think everybody's instinct was to try. and hold on for as long as you possibly could particularly for the athletes because that place for them to suddenly lose a 1000000 people or paralympic games were at least a summer of competition cancellation would not have been the right approach and apart from anything else it would have then left you know a massive. international talent that athletes love the olympic games they are very important for international federations handholding ecosystem of limping sport relies on broadcast rights sponsorships all those all those things that keep our sports healthy could you see events taking place out of made for t.v. events which don't involve fans and initially. it's possible that some stores talk about it i can't t

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the coronavirus lockdown has made it difficult for professional athletes to stick to their training regimes sporting events around the world may be cancelled but athletes still need to maintain their fitness levels for one tunisian boxer who qualified for the now postponed tokyo olympics that means bringing the ring to her home. her living room has become a temporary boxing ring. to have backyard is now a gym. marion home ronnie is not sweating the coronavirus lockdown distract from her efforts she trained several times a day with her husband who's also her coach determined to stay ahead of her future opponents. this is just to maintain my physical fitness since under these circumstances i am unable to get revenge training or participate in competition and i've also been following other boxers who qualified for the olympics losing my weight bracket to city their strengths in their weaknesses. i'm ronnie secured qualification for the tokyo olympics back in february those games have now been postponed to next year but home rani doesn't want to let what could be a once in a lifetime opportunity slip through her fingers where

charity walk in history he's even earned himself a spot in the guinness book of world records while politicians athletes and stars are jumping at the opportunity to applaud the captain's initiative for his donations have already enabled the opening of a brand new 500 bed hospital facility in yorkshire leaving little doubt that there is nothing a 100 year old with a strong sense of solidarity and a sturdy walking frame can do. just time to reminder of our top story this hour germany's chancellor. an easing of the country's lockdown for years in prison children's playgrounds will be allowed to reopen under certain conditions but major events such as a sports much. to stay back. up the talk. of letting. go beyond. the stories that matter to. whatever it takes. a running. mate.

world records. while politicians athletes and stars are jumping at the opportunity to plot the captain's initiative his donations have already enabled the opening of a brand new $500.00 bed hospital facility in yorkshire leaving little doubt that there is nothing a 100 year old with a strong sense of solidarity and a sturdy walking frame can do have a bath a couple tops this is dave w a news we'll have more at the top of the al in the meantime of course there's always the web site the w dot com you can follow us on twitter and instagram as well at c.w. news i'm going to. come bearing the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news in. our corona update. that 90.

world nicholas cage al-jazeera sydney. it's time now for sports here's andy thank you so much kamal the body that represents more than $80000.00 athletes around the world says the economic price of coronavirus on sport could be catastrophic the world players association places crucial time is given for suspended seasons to be finished it says resuming competitions are the premier league major league baseball in the n.b.a. should be given priority over international events so as to avoid huge financial losses for the world players association works with more than 100 sporting bodies in over 60 countries this just released some guiding principles to help sport navigate the months ahead says the safety of athletes should come before economic and political decisions to ensure sports men and women are pushed back into competitive action susu and it wants professional athletes to set the right example for all fit and healthy people who can still transmit the virus even if they have no obvious symptoms or we've been talking superman short the executive director of the world as association he says pay cuts are another big issue facing athletes

charity walk in history he's even earned himself a spot in the guinness book of world records while politicians athletes and stars are jumping at the opportunity to applaud the captain's initiative for his donations have already enabled the opening of a brand new 500 bed hospital facility in yorkshire leaving little doubt that there is nothing a 100 year old with a strong sense of solidarity and a sturdy walking frame can do. you're watching the news you can find lots more on our website at d.w. dot com i'm terry martin thanks for watching. this state of emergency is the normal people around the world are documenting these dramatic times. and they're keeping the coronas diary and welcoming us into their lives they let us get as a close and personal as the pandemic will allow. the diaries starts many teeth on t w.

charity walk in history he's even earned himself a spot in the guinness book of world records while politicians athletes and stars are jumping at the opportunity to applaud the captain's initiative for his donations have already enabled the opening of a brand new 500 bed hospital facility in yorkshire leaving little doubt that there is nothing a 100 year old with a strong sense of solidarity and a sturdy walking frame can do. a coronavirus lockdown in france has made it difficult for many to exercise even extreme athletes are having to learn to adjust cmon no good era is a free rider who usually scales the most famous buildings in paris but now he's limited to taking to routes that are within 2 kilometers of his apartment the 25 year old says he's noticed that the air is a lot fresher now that there's less traffic. you're watching t w news we've got lots more for you about the coronavirus crisis and other news that we don't want to overlook on our website that's a t w dot com my name's terry martin thompson next hour thanks for watching. combating the pandemic. where does research stand. what are scient

when tokyo postponed and all the stadiums there just as empty, thousands of the world's top athletes. this is stay fit for a whole extra year. this is how gold medalist laurie hernandez used to train. this is her now. >> most standard workouts, like >> she swapped cheers from coach running. >> your standard workouts are not my standard workouts. >> she swapped cheers from coach for hugs from honey. >> it's like getting the rug swept out from under you you don't have balance beams in the backyard. >> that was my next question. >> i've been kind of stacking rugs in my living room and trying to do beam routines. >> the most decorated olympians of all time are now just like dn us, forced to get creative in quarantine no weights, no problem babies, dogs, even your partner will do. scaling walls looks precarious, so maybe don't try this one at home synchronized swimmers still synchronized, just dryer and socially distant the world's top ranked street skater was set to make his debut in tokyo. >> hyping ourself up so much just being in the olympics for the first time ever. >> do you have a

new wild economy pandemic has brought a grinding halt to most fuel to around the world some athletes hell of a have managed to keep things alive certainly being the case and the world of cross fit since last week's leading cross fit. yes have been competing in an online initiative called united in movement event aims to promote fitness but also raise money for charity in cost of businesses hurt by the crisis many of the sports events that have already been postponed and there are doubts as to whether july's cross fit games will go ahead as planned well one of the biggest sports biggest names i know olsen the has been speaking to all there has been competing from his home in miami and believes taking competition online has been a really positive move. it's been great the united a movement created a basically 7 day 7 workout competition and as things started to unfold a lot of the competition that our sport and profit hosted and other sports as well were postponed or canceled so for us it could be a kind of a lack of motivation there when you don't know when your next competition is goi

world cup—winning squad. finally, we've reported at length the difficulties of elite athletes to stay sharp in lockdown. s seven disciplines to train for. try doing that in a house, with two dogs. steve cram takes up the commentary. big threat, looking cool and calm. the world champion on home turf. they started with the 100 metre hurdles, over a box and a cushion which has the face of fellow athlete andrew pozzi on it. then it was the high jump onto the bed. the dogs failed with that one. then shotputting a sock into a drawer. the dogs got another run out in the garden in the 200 metres, around the shrubbery, before she set a personal best in the long jump, with a standing start, while the kitchen and a paper aeroplane made up the javelin, and there was drama at the end of the 800 metres. and of course she won. still the champion even in her own house. i will have an opt out in the next hour. the chief medical officer for england has said it could be many months before lockdown restrictions can be lifted. experts say a vaccine is the best way to bring coronavirus under control. and one hopes live life m

world records. while politicians, athletes, and stars are jumping at the opportunity to applaud his initiative, hisonations have enabled the opening of a brand-new 500-bed hospital facility in yorkshire, leaving little doubt there is nothing a 100-year-old with a strong sense of solidarity and a sturdy walking frame can do. brent: we wish him the best of birthdays. after a short break, we will be back to take you through "the day." stick around. we will be right back. ♪

in this programme, we reflect on how the coronavirus pandemic has affected athletes all over the worldr their fears on the present and their hopes for the future where we can once again report on the joys of competitive sport. we will also hear from athletes helping their communities during tough times, we will hear how their training is going, some are in lockdown and how they feel about the cancellation of famous global sporting events and what that means for their mindset and mental health. this is sport in the time of coronavirus. back on the 22nd ofjanuary, the international olympic committee cancelled the olympic boxing qualifiers in wuhan, the chinese city where the coronavirus outbreak began. little did we know then it would be the first of many international sporting events to be cancelled or postponed in 2020. coronavirus continues to cause havoc with the sporting calendar. and other global sporting event has been affected by the coronavirus outbreak. manchester city's premier league match due to be played at home to arsenal later has been cancelled. four games were postponed

world records. while politicians athletes and stars are jumping at the opportunity to applaud the captain's initiative his donations have already enabled the opening of a brand new $500.00 bed hospital facility in yorkshire leaving little doubt that there is nothing a 100 year old with a strong sense of solidarity and a sturdy walking frame can do. and from all of us here in berlin here's wishing a very happy birthday to captain colonel tom moore will see them are. moving. into the conflict zone in these extraordinary times we decided to take the opportunity to focus on the impact that the corona virus pandemic is having on human rights around the world there are reports of invasive surveillance of authoritarian power grabs my guest is the head of human rights watch kind of thoughtful how many limitations are people willing to accept in order to fight a threat like coronavirus conflicts. next month d w. the global corona crisis you can find more information online fatty w dot com and don t w social media channels. and. rooms moreover a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslims

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charity walk in history he's even earned himself a spot in the guinness book of world records while politicians athletes and stars are jumping at the opportunity to applaud the captain's initiative for his donations have already enabled the opening of a brand new 500 bed hospital facility in yorkshire leaving little doubt that there is nothing a 100 year old with a strong sense of solidarity and a sturdy walking frame can do. just reminder of the top stories we're following for you here today on new years german police who carried out raids in 4 cities after announcing a ban on all activities of the around baghdad as a whole lot of groups on its soil. and germany's a health minister says new measures to deal with the coronavirus of the long term include stocking up on additional flu vaccines to prevent waves of double inspections in the fall. you're watching g.w. news we've got much more for you of course on our web site that's at g.w. dot com i'm sorry march and i'll be back to talk of next hour and you'll find me on twitter at g.m. news stream thanks for being with us. play. the blame game. playing. t

world records. while politicians athletes and stars are jumping at the opportunity to applaud the captain's initiative his donations have already enabled the opening of a brand new $500.00 bed hospital facility in yorkshire leaving little doubt that there is nothing a 100 year old with a strong sense of solidarity and a sturdy walking frame can do. and from all of us here in berlin here's wishing a very happy birthday to captain colonel tom moore we'll see you tomorrow. in the. eco africa i mean my 1st grappling comic cameraman has just one collection site materials are recycled fair and free so i'm a fair fight but if you will just to produce a film the 1st one of all objectives is to promote stage this edition of more than 6000000 g. that is to keep people from a by a new device focusing takes to get that 50 seconds going from us want to come out for. w enter the conflict zone in these extraordinary times we decided to take the opportunity to focus on the impact that the coronavirus pandemic is having on human rights around the world there are reports of invasive surveillance authoritarian telegraph

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the president of world athletics, lord coe, thinks that some sports could emerge from the lockdown strongerng part in the 2.6 challenge this weekend. he did 26 shuttle runs, as well as 26 sets of 26 press ups. he thinks sport can play a role in helping the world move forward when lockdown restrictions are lifted. we do also have to accept, along with every other sector, that sometimes you just have to take a back seat. there are other things that are just as important. but sport will bounce back. and i honestly think that it will lead the way in a post—pandemic world. will we all be doing the same things again? i doubt it. i hope we don't, actually. i think the smart organisations, whatever sector they're in, are figuring out how to be even smarter and more resilient when they come out of this, and sport has to adapt and respond to those changes. lord coe wasn't the only one taking part in the 2.6 challenge, set up to raise money for charities after the london marathon was posponed. the lack of a race yesterday, didn't stop thousands of people doing their bit. the idea was simple — complete