there's been yet more golds for great britain at the world para athletics championships in london.nces on the track and in the long jump mean britain now has 11 golds in total. andy swiss is at the london stadium taking in another successful day for our para—athletes. andy, plenty to shout about today. there was indeed, plenty to shout about for british fans, not least hannah cockroft as unbeatable as ever, one of the most dominant athletes in british sport with every title and every record at every distance. the 800 metres is not her favourite event that she was too strong for the opposition. she followed her team—mate kare adenegan for the first lap, overtook and then there was no stopping her as she surged away to win another emphatic victory to go with one metres title that she won at the weekend, so hannah cockroft in a class of her own and afterwards her dominant emotion was one of relief. to go out in front of a home crowd is amazing, the fight we get to do this again five years down the line brings back so five years down the line brings back so many five years down the lin

finding out about the artistic side of one of the british stars competing here at the world para athletics championshipshat an incredible finish it was — england's cricketers beating south africa in the semifinals of the cricket world cup with just two balls to spare. our reporter patrick gearey was watching in bristol. have you got your breath back yet? not quite! what a game of cricket that was. no—one who saw it will get it in that was. no—one who saw it will get itina that was. no—one who saw it will get it in a hurry. it went down to the final over, the finalfew deliveries, where at last the grounds could breathe in relief. england have reached the world cup final, and all this on a significant birthday. 169 years ago today, wg grace was born — the father of international cricket. now this ground is hosting the women's world cup, while it would seem women's world cup, while it would seem a women's world cup, while it would seem a strange place to grace. england's women have been gathering pace, since losing to india, they have beaten all the week world's best. now in south africa's case, they have

it's raining british golds at the world para athletics championships.ah cockroft wins the 800 metres t34 final, while sophie kamlish triumphs in the 100 metre tim. schools in england are to get £1.3 billion extra funding, over the next two years, but the money will be diverted from other parts of the education budget. there have been protests by head teachers, and disquiet from some conservative mps, that schools have been facing unsustainable cuts. labour has welcomed the extra money, but says it's not enough, just a "sticking plaster unless further action is taken urgently". our education correspondent gillian hargreaves has the details. fears over bigger class sizes, enough schoolbooks and teachers losing theirjobs. funding in england's schools was a big election issue, which is why today's announcement of £2.6 billion more over the next two years was welcomed by mps. we recognise that at the election people were concerned about the overall level of funding in schools, as well as its and as the prime minister said, we are determined to listen. that i

it was a triumphant evening for the british team at the world para athletics championships. ate, hannah cockroft, made history by taking her third gold medal of the championships, winning the t34 400 metres in front of a home crowd. kate grey reports. they call her hurricanes and, and never has that name been more true. last night, in front of a home crowd, she stormed to victory in the 400 metres swing hurt health world title. her third gold of the championships. the rest of the field unable to get close, despite the fa ct unable to get close, despite the fact she was feeling a little under the weather. that is what makes a champion when you know you are not quite at jewel champion when you know you are not quite atjewel best. at the moment, i don't really feel like... did not feel too confident i was going to do it. idid feel too confident i was going to do it. i did not really think about what it would mean at the end, i just went for it and i just wanted to make sure i got those ten world championships titles. her first taste of glory was at the 2011 championships in chri

great britain has won some more medals at the world para—athletics championships.al. it came here in front of the home crowd. it is tough conditions here. it has been very windy in london. she took the lead in her first it has been very windy in london. she took the lead in herfirstjump. she took the lead in herfirstjump. she bettered it with a winning jump of five metres and 40 centimetres. all of her composure kicked in to ta ke to all of her composure kicked in to take to the finaljump and win the women's to 44 long jump. she was clearly over the moon. this has been a long time coming and she finally got to pick up that gold medal earlier on today and we managed to catch up with her and her gold medal afterwards. it has been quite overwhelming and i probably need a moment to reflect on it. it is really satisfying. when you work at something for a long time and you continue to believe, no matter what happens, ican continue to believe, no matter what happens, i can still get better, i think i am just really grateful and thankful to everyone who has stayed with me

away from the tennis, hannah cockcroft set a new world record at the world para athletics championshipsnd, winning silver. immense. amazing. i was getting a little emotional. the noise is so loud, we have not had that since the london 2012. to be able to go in and put in such a good performance, it means so much and hopefully that‘s a sign of a good championships to come. and gemma prescott won gb‘s third medal of the tournament, with bronze in the f32 club final for seated athletes with cerebral palsy. prescott‘s best throw was 19.97 metres. south africa are 309—6 after day one of the second test at trent bridge. hashim amla top—scored for the tourists, with 78. but england picked up four wickets, including his, in the last session of the day. the last time that we played here and older we bowled rather well. so i think was important that whatever we did, we kept at it and we did that. they applied themselves well, credit to them. 170 odd for two, as i say, they were excellent. there are eight stages to go at the tour de france, and chris froome will start this morning in white, rather

we are keeping you up—to—date with the world para athletics championships, dh gets underway shortly withitish medal hopes wanting to add to the total of 29 so far. kate is that the london stadium for us. before we get to denote's action, a fantastic moment for hannah cockroft last night, really a n for hannah cockroft last night, really an amazing performance for her. yes, welcome to a very windy london stadium. the dust has finally settled following hanna's amazing achievement last night, three golds at these championships, but more impressively town world titles to her name. she struggled with illness and sickness in the lead up to these championships, but she still a hugely dominating performance in bt ‘s 34 400 metres, no one could come close to her in that final 100 metres. i think catching up with her this morning she felt that actually she had done quite well yesterday and she can be proud of what she has achieved. and the realisation of what that achievement can be has finally settled in. the fact i am now going to reason is stadium again feels a little bit sad, and came out here

on the first night of the world para athletics championships, in london, hannah cockroft won the 100 record 17.18 seconds. and it was a british one—two, as 16—year—old carrie adenegan came in second, winning silver. imean, it i mean, it is amazing. i think going around the warmup laps i was getting around the warmup laps i was getting a bit emotional. noise was so loud. we haven't had that since london 2012 and just to be able to go in and put a good performance in, just mean so and put a good performance in, just mean so much. and hopefully it is a sign ofa mean so much. and hopefully it is a sign of a good championships to come. and gemma prescott won gb‘s third medal of the tournament, with bronze in the f32 club final for seated athletes with cerebral palsy. prescott‘s best throw was 19.97 metres. now let's get to trent bridge, where england are looking for a good start to the second test against south africa after a comfortable victory in the opening match. adam wild is our reporter there. adam. a warm welcome at trent bridge. that is, for the fans, at least. visiting teams — wel

para athlete abdullah hayayei has died following a training ground incident on tuesday evening in london. the 36—year—old thrower in the f34 class was preparing for the world para athletics championshipsn on friday in the english capital. our paralympic sports reporter, nick hope, has more details. emergency services were called shortly after 5pm local time for a seriously injured man. ambulances we re seriously injured man. ambulances were all in attendance. 20 minutes later, 20 past five, the athlete was pronounced dead at the scene. it was released in a statement after 11pm after his family was informed. an investigation is under way. further details will be revealed. at the moment, it will be wednesday when a joint arrests conference is held. —— press c0 nfe re nce . sir philip craven, president of the international paralympic committee, has released a statement which says this. "we are all truly devastated by this tragic news and the passing of abdullah. the thoughts, prayers and condolences of the whole paralympic movement are with abdullah‘s family, friends and teammates as well as the whole of the national paralympic committee of the uae. we are all in state of shock at this t

kadeena cox has won a 14th gold medalfor great britain at the world para athletics championships at theadium, winning the t38 400 metres. and in some style, too. kate grey has been watching the action. it has been an evening of heartbreak and triumph for great britain. only one gold, and that was for kadeena cox. this adds to her paralympic title. she led from the very beginning, and by the time she reached the home straight, the rest of the field were a long way back. she was six seconds ahead of silver medal. i caught up with after the race. i was confident for the 300 metres. i knewi race. i was confident for the 300 metres. i knew i did not have the strength of the last 100. i have not been nearby, where i get a lot of my strength. and i had not put in the work. that last 100 metres is going to be great in a matter how i run it. so i had to give myself a gap. i got the gold, silver, and bronze in the rio olympics, so i wanted the gold here, too. is that too much? but it was disappointing for paul blake. he ran in the event he is a champion in. he came in the final metres doing well,

the world para—athletics championships have come to an end in london.n 59 — and then great britain in third. it's reported that london is looking to host the competition again in 2019, thanks to the success of this year's events. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. that was an up—and—down weekend. many of us saw rain at some stage of the weekend. for some of us, it came from big clouds, threatening skies, and some intense downpours, but i think most of us saw some sunshine at some stage of the weekend, as well. in the sunshine, it wasn't too bad. but it is still up and down as we go through this week. that means we could see changeable weather on the way. we're going to try to turn things drier and warmer in the next couple of days. not going to last, mind you. unsettled from wednesday. we'll all see some rain on wednesday, and the wind will be picking up, as well, during the second half of the week. now, the area of low pressure that produced the

great britain have added two more bronze medals to their tally this evening at the world para—athletics championshipsium for us. kate, a good night for britain, and for two scots. yes, the first medal for great britain came from 17—year—old maria lyle, winning bronze in the t35100 metres. she's already won a bronze at these championships. it has not been an easy few weeks for her. she struggled with an injury and information in her shin, which has clearly had an impact. away off her personal best. despite her injury, she has been very positive. she did come limping to me for her interview, but she's still looking at her performance at these championships in a positive way. i'm pleased with myself that i've finished these championships. last week, i was preparing myself that i wasn't going to be able to run. i'm pleased, but hopefully next year it goes better for me. so not the ideal championships for maria lyle, but for sammi kinghorn, it's been perfect. she won bronze this evening in the t53 400 metres. it was an exciting race from the beginning. kinghorn had a brilliant start and was just kinghorn

on the first night of the world para—athletics championships in london, hannah cockroft won the 100 metrein a world record 17.18 seconds. and it was a british one—two as sixteen—year—old carrie adenegan came in second, winning silver. amazing, i was getting emotional, the noise was so loud, we have not had that since london 2012. to put a performance in a mean so much, hopefully a sign of a good championships to come. and gemma prescott won gb‘s third medal of the tournament with bronze in the f32 club final for seated athletes with cerebral palsy. prescott‘s best throw was 19.97 metres. now let's get to trent bridge where england are looking for a good start to the second test against south africa, after a comfortable victory in the opening match. adam wild is our reporter there. a warm welcome at trent bridge for the fans. visiting teams, they will be all to wear this hospitality and friendly reception or not stretch as far as them. england team with one thing undermined. a big victory in the first test, in no mood to let up the first test, in no mood to let up the pressure. england's p

reat britain have ended the world para athletics championships with 39 medals.on stadium came this morning for sammi kinghorn. she added the t53100 metre gold to her 200 metre title she won earlier in the week. i had no idea when i crossed the line. i heard the crowd scream and i was like, i've won a medal. i saw my name go up and i was like, really?! my start was good. i knew that was the biggest thing to work on from rio, so i'm glad it's all worked out. gb also won three silvers in the final morning session, in bt 47 long jump final morning session, in bt 47 long jump competition with a lifetime best, and second—place finishes for jordan houghton and mickey bushell. great britain and the championships third in the table. 39 medals in all. that's eight more than they won two years ago. their head coach says that the home support the team received in london was amazing. the guys came off the back of rio and were really focused on performing well in london and it's gone better than we anticipated. we had a few blips, but people have risen to the challenge and pe

there's been another gold tonight for great britain at the world para athletics championships in londonning her third of the competition in the t34 400 metres. so let's go live to the london stadium — kate grey is there for us — a great night for hannah yet again kate — shejust keeps getting better? it's been a great night for hannah but also for britain, seven medals in total, two gold and the highlight has to be hannah cockroft winning her third gold of these championships. her tenth world title today and she was on the outside lane so didn't realise how far ahead she was until she got into the home straight, but she was victorious in the end with a team—mate taking the bronze, and it clearly hadn't sunk in how much she had achieved because she had been under the weather this week but was clearly unaware of how right she had achieved when she came to the interview. i didn't come into confident i would do it. i didn't really think about what it would mean at the end and ijust went through it and hope for the best, so i think through it and hope for the best, so ithinki through it and h

it was a good day for britain at the world para athletic championships at the london stadium. she can complete the treble with victory in the 400 metres on friday. to go out in front of everyone was amazing. to do this again five years down the line, it brings so many memories. they have kept me and kare where we are. we can bring home more medals to team gb. sophie kamlish set a world record time in the t44 category in the heats last night. she also did that at the paralympics in rio last year but missed out on a medal in the final. last night though she went on to secure gold. unkind are still not really believing it. it's obviously the only other international medal i got was a bronze in the 200. ——i am still not really believing it. i'm really amazed. earlier yesterday 0livia breen claimed her first individual major title. she only managed to finish 12th in the t38 long jump at the paralympics last year, but made up for that with a gold and a personal bestjump. richard whitehead, who won the t42 200 metres gold on saturday, took bronze in the 100 metres last night. . after

kadeena cox has won a 14th gold medal for great britain at the world para athletics championships atn stadium — winning the t38 400 metres. kate grey has been watching the action. only one gold medal and that was for katrina cox. she led from the very beginning and by the time she reached that time strapped, the rest of the field were long way back. as she crossed the line, she was six seconds ahead of the silver medal. i caught up with her after the race.|j was confident that we contributors. i knew i did not have the strength for the last 100. i've not been on the bike, the bike is right out of my shrink from. like i like i said i have not put in the work. that last 100 metres is going to be horrible i'io 100 metres is going to be horrible no matter, so i needed a bit of a gap to give myself a buffer to come back. i got the bronze rio saab would like to get the medal here, is that asking too much? —— i got the bronze over in rio. but it was disappointment for paul blake, finishing fourth in the 400 metres. the event his paralympic champion in. he looked promising form as he came in

on the first night of the world para—athletics championships in london, hannah cockroft won the 100 metre

we've been keeping you bang up to date with all the action from the world para—athletics championships under way shortly with plenty of british medal hopes wanting add to the total of 22 so far. that includes 11 golds, two of which have gone to hannah cockroft. she could make it three tonight. lets go live to our reporter kate grey at the london stadium. kate, hannah isjust one of the highlights to look forward to tonight? yes, there are actually 11 british athletes in action here this evening, but all eyes are likely to be an hannah cockroft as she goes for her third gold medal. more impressively it is her tenth world title. quite an achievement for the 24—year—old who comfortably won the 100 metres and the 800 metres earlier on in the week and now she goes for the 400 metres. she has competition from alexa how to run america. but he does not quite reached the standard of hannah cockroft who is a hot favourite for the gold medal. georgi hermitage goesin the gold medal. georgi hermitage goes in the t 37 400 metres. she is the world record—holder and is here to defend her title. she was

it's been another golden day at world para—athletics championship i'm here at the london stadium, we'llreen after her long jump success, and also another champion jonnie peacock a little later. south africa thrash england by 340 runs in the second test at trent bridge to level the series. the hosts are all out forjust 133. iamat i am at euro 2017, two the tournament favourites going head—to—head, sweden taking on the reigning champions, germany. lots to talk about this evening. and we'll start at the world pa ra—athletics championships and they're sitting pretty at the top of the medal table. andy swiss is at the london stadium for us now, and andy, the golds keep on coming don't they? a ninth gold medalfor britain this morning. probably not one they were expecting. olivia breen at the long jump, she any finished 12 at the paralympics in riyadh last year. she went back to the drawing board, change their training base, went to loughborough, with astonishing results. today jumping four loughborough, with astonishing results. todayjumping four metres 81 centimetres, personal best, enough f

the world para athletics championships came to a close last night and uk athletics say they will tryext championships in 2019. it would be the first city to host the championships twice and no country has staged the worlds back to back before. the british team won 39 medals and came third in the medal table. uk athletics say a high level of positive feedback was received from team leaders and athletes during the week with support for a 2019 event in london. six years after partially severing his arm in a rally crash robert kubica's hopes of returning to formula one will move a step closer next week when he tests a current renault car in hungary. the 32—year—old pole has already completed two tests in a 2012 car and claims his physical limitations don't affect his driving. the official two day f1 test at the hungaroring following this weekend's grand prix will allow renault to compare his performance against other teams and drivers. there's been criticism of the rfu's decision not to renew the contracts for their women's fifteen—a—side team. england are the world champions and defend

britain have won a second gold at the world para—athletics championships in london.ere are plenty of chances to add to that tally during the evening session on day two. kate grey is there. kate we should start with stef reid after her gold today. a long time coming for her. absolutely right. stef reid has been waiting for this gold medal for 11 yea rs. waiting for this gold medal for 11 years. she was over the moon to receive the gold medal. it has been very windy here at the olympic park. she took the lead from her first jump, then bettered it in the third round to five metres 40 and managed to maintain that lead until the very end. showing off all her composure and experience she has gained over the years, and in front of the home crowd, it was the dream ending for stef reid. we spoke to her afterwards, as much as it has been an overwhelming moment for her, i think it has sunk in. this is what she had to say. i think it was overwhelming but i probably need a moment to reflect on it. it is really satisfying. when you work on something for a long time, it is satisfyi

para athlete abdullah hayayei has died following a training ground incident on tuesday. the 36—year—old thrower in the f34 class, was preparing for the world para athletics championships whichs reporter, nick hope, has more details. this is clearly truly devastating news for abdullah hayayei's teammates, family, and friends, but also all of the movement. 2012 and 2016 were seen as successful olympic games. the paralympic games used to struggle to sell itself. 2020 has the opportunity to change that. days from the main event, we have a tragic incident occurring. rightly, there is an investigation being launched. we will have an update on that midday. there will be a minute's silence held in honour of abdullah hayayei at the opening ceremony on friday. johanna konta is the first british women to reach a wimbledon semi final since 1978. she fought back from a set down to beat second seed simona halep, and as a reward will take on five—time winner, venus williams in the last four. john watson rounds up tuesday's action. the story of the day, johanna konta into her first wimbledon semi—final, the first british woman to reach that stage of the competition since 1978 with virginia

great britain have won five gold medals on day two of the world para athletics championships, taking tadium. he won in a championship record time and at the age of nearly 41! fellow brit dave henson finished third. there were also golds for stef reid, sammy kinghorn and hollie arnold in the long jump, 200 metres and javellin respectively. while sophie hahn triumphed over the same distance as whitehead. she won the t38 200 metres in a world record time and was not even competing in herfavourite event — which is the 100 metres! fellow brit, kadeena cox, came third. and that is all the sport for now. identifying inherited heart conditions can save lives, but many of us don't know that we're carrying the gene that causes a disease known as hcm. sir david frost had the condition — and while it didn't cause his death, he did pass it on to one of his sons, miles, who died at the age of 31. now, his family is trying to help other people to find out if they could be affected too. chris buckler reports. there's milesy. milesy, come here. in every child, you can find something of their parents,

britain's aled davies has won gold in the f42 discus at the world para athletics championships in londonthrough to the final of the women's 10m synchro at the world championships in budapest. 16 countires started the preliminary round this morning with 13 going through. the british pair qualified in 9th place. toulson won a silver yesterday with partner matty lee in the mixed 10m synchro. the final is at 5.30 this afternoon and you can watch it on the bbc sport website and on the bbc red button. you're up to date with all the sport, now forfor a round up of the day's national and international news with reeta chakrabarti. good afternoon. the chancellor philip hammond has defended the government's pay policy saying that public sector workers get cumbersome premium over the private sector wa nts premium over the private sector wants pensions are taken into account. he would not comment on reports today that he said that public workers were overpaid but pointed out that ministers should not be discussing private cabinet meetings. jonathan blake reports. the man of the moment for perhaps the

great britain have surpassed their best medal haul at the world para athletics championships. ome—edwards won silver in the men's tim hithump with a leap of 2.08m. the 29—year—old secured gb‘s 31st medal of the championships, beating the 30 medals achieved in doha two years ago. that is all of the sport for now but now, on bbc news, it is time for click. this week... strange doorways... light warriors... and a robo hatchling. there are sharks all around me! virtual reality. it's action packed. it's immersive... argh! there's a mouse! it's terrifying. argh! it's collaborative... laughter it's a knockout! ok, you hit me. it's... oh, god. it's frozen. it's... frozen. it's fun, but it's not going to change the world... it's not going to change the world... it wouldn't fit in as much as, say, my phone would. it wouldn't fit in... it's such a shame, it's so annoying. it's annoying. not really what you want to hear when you are talking about vr. especially since the technology has actually been around since the 1960s. this helmet is from the mid—1990s but it wouldn't be the first bit

there were more medals today for team gb in the world para athletic championships in london. metres to leave britain third overall, in the medal tables — as kate gray now reports. the greatest championships to date, with record—breaking performances and the usual suspects topping the podium but for some it was the first taste of glory. sammi kinghorn had never won a world title but this morning she raced to her second victory of the championship and britain's 18th gold overall. i had no idea. i literally had no idea when i crossed over the line. i heard the crowd scream so i thought — i've won a medal. i saw my name popping up and i was like — really? it was amazing. i got off really hard, my start was good. i knew that was the biggest thing i had to work on from rio. i'm really glad it has all worked out. ten months on from britain's most successful pa ralympic games, the pressure was on the athletes to do it all over again here in london, and thanks to a little help from the home crowd, they certainly didn't disappoint. there is no doubt at all, when you have the home suppor

the world para athletics championships get under way this evening.ps ever, with plenty of british medal chances. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is there for us. it is the start of what promises to be the biggest world para athletic chapping chips ever, more than a quarter of a million tickets already sold —— championships. that is more than all previous seven combine, which is a great achievement. it was here in 2012 that so many of the paralympic stars for great britain first made their name, among them the blade runner, richard whitehead, he won gold in the 200 metres, and this could be his final appearance on the track. my colleague has been to meet him. it is a gold for whitehead. it was one of the iconic moments on the london 2012 paralympic games. i will always remember the feeling when i came off the bend in 2012, it was like a jet engine pulling me through to the finish line and that is why i did the gun salute which i'm remembered for. what does feel like be back in london? does it bring back memories? yes, it's a time where you think, it was

olivia breen makes it nine golds for britain at the world para—athletic championships in london, withts later today too. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the routes for the second stage of the new hs2 high speed rail network have been confirmed. trains will run from birmingham on two lines — one serving the north west and major cities like manchester and liverpool — the other serving the east midlands and up to leeds and york. the first trains are not expected to run until 2026. for years there have been disagreements about exactly which route the line should take. now some properties on a new housing estate in mexborough in south yorkshire will have to be bulldozed to make way for it. here's our transport correspondent, richard westcott. it's the trainline that splits people write down the middle. for supporters, it will boost the economy and bridge the north—south divide. critics say costs will spiral and benefits are overblown. and there's the £56 billion price tag. we don't have the investment we needin tag. we don't have the investment we need in the future to inc

ra—athlete, hannah cockroft, became a 10—time world champion last night as she won gold in the t34 women's 400m race. hurricane hannah claimed her third winner medal of the para athletic championships, 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 away from winning his fourth tour de france. he's still favourite although his lead was cut by four seconds on stage 18. the battle for the yellow jersey went all the way to the line. romain bardet finished just ahead of froome to claim four bonus seconds. he's now 23 behind froome i

britain's aled davies has won gold in the f42 discus at the world para athletics championships in londonto defend his world title, but also set a new championship record. davies is aiming to complete a historic triple double. he'll be competing in the shot put later this week. tonia couch and lois toulson have made it through to the final of the women's 10m synchro at the world championships in budapest. 16 countires started the preliminary round this morning with 13 going through. the british pair qualified in 9th place. toulson won a silver yesterday with partner matty lee in the mixed 10m synchro. the final is at 5.30 this afternoon and you can watch it on the bbc sport website and on the bbc red button. that's all sport for now. we'll have more sport for you on the news channel throughout the day. later today, doctor who fans will find out who will emerge from the tardis as the thirteenth time lord. it's followed endless speculation about who will take on the lead role. the big reveal will take place after the wimbledon men's singles final this afternoon. our entertainment correspond

world aquatics championships has come to an end. tomorrow it's the start of the swimming programme. well let's move from paris to london now and bring you the latest from the world para athleticsit's the final weekend, there was another medal for great britain in the morning session and it was an important one. our reporter kate grey is there for us. it is a very wet london stadium this evening, but it was glorious sunshine this morning, asjonathon broom—edwards took silver in the highjump. he had to wait until day nine of the championships to get started, he could not wait to be in front of the home crowd as he did not get the chance to do so back in 2012. he couldn't beat the paralympic and world champion from poland, but he didn't seem too disheartened after the race. he thoroughly enjoyed catching up with the crowd and taking in the atmosphere. i caught up with him after his event. it was some experience out there. you know what? it is the best support i've had on the next stage in my career. i know it has been a steep learning curve since 2013 that it is unreal. a very busy evening for great britain, ten athletes in action and all eyes are likely to be on kadeena cox, bac

olivia breen has won britain's ninth gold medal of the world para athletics championships. fourth round at the london stadium to take the women's t38 long jump title. i knew i had it in may. i didn't wa nt to i knew i had it in may. i didn't want to give up, i'm not a person to give up. i knew i have to give 100% andi give up. i knew i have to give 100% and i did so i'm actually over the moon. for at all to come together at the right time, i don't know what to say, i don't know whether to cry, i don't know what to feel, i'm just so happy, it's so nice. it's mixed emotion but i'm over the moon, definitely. england goalkeeperjoe hart is set for a medical with west ham today, ahead of a season—long loan move. he's been told he can find another club by his manchester city manager, pep guardiola. it's expected the deal will include an option for west ham to buy the 30—year—old, with city part—funding his e’liiafz 55:4 15:15 a; [55:5: ”"ttt wt w tt w” {4,55 fifi/525.1 22:11:23 eizlfiffgf' 32.5523. 1's}: l£2<< i<él< ‘ekk expected at royal birkdale. and one man who wasn't expecting

and coming up in the sport on bbc news — gold for great britain at the world para athletics championships breen wins gold in the women's t38 long jump. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. the second round of formal talks on britain's departure from the eu got under way this morning in brussels. the brexit secretary david davis said it was "time to get down to business", and that the priority was to decide the rights of british and eu citizens in each others countries. the eu says there has to be substantial progress on this and on a financial settlement and the issue of the irish border before talks on trade can start. meanwhile, downing st has said the prime minister will remind colleagues of the need to keep cabinet discussions private, after a series of leaks over the weekend. adam fleming reports. they have been getting into position for weeks. even months. they have been getting into position forweeks. even months. finally, it is time to talk detail. and for now, they seem to be speaking each other‘s language. and for now, they seem to be speaking each other's languag

coming up in sportsday on bbc news: maria lyle‘s won great britain's 21st medal of the world para athletics championshipstook bronze in the t35100 meters. good evening. for the first time, the bbc has unveiled the earnings of some of its highest paid stars. the move, forced by the government, means the corporation must outline how much it pays on air talent, earning more than £150,000. chris evans is the highest paid presenter on the list, with up to £2.2 million per year. gary lineker is next, earning up to £1.8 million. then comes graeme norton, on £900,000, though that figure doesn't include his tv chat show. other well—known faces includejeremy vine who's paid up to £750,000, john humphreys on up to £650,000 and huw edwards, who earns between £550,000 and £599,000. but there's controversy over how many women make the list, just a third. claudia winkleman is the highest paid, with up to £499,000, then alexjones on up to £419,000, with fiona bruce receiving up to £400,000. well, the bbc‘s director general, lord hall has been defending the payments, saying the corporation is operating in a very competit

and it's a third gold medal for hannah cockroft at the world para athletics championships.d evening. the drop in crime over the last twenty years may be at an end. compiling reliable figures is complex, but there's been a big increase in recorded crime in england and wales. the number of offences rose by 10% in the year to march — the largest annual rise in a decade. violent offences increased by 18% and there was also more robbery and car crime. domestic burglary cases were up by 6%. part of the increase can be explained by better recording of crime, but as our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports, government experts are convinced now the overall trend is on the rise. jamel boyce, who in the few minutes of a frenzied knife attack in south london last october was left in hospital blinded and with permanent brain damage. a victim of what appears to be rising violence in england and wales, particularly in our cities. i see him every day. it's like every day i go to see him it's like i'm going to a funeral. that's not jamel, that is not how i knowjamel, it's not

davies won his third world title in the discus and britain's seventh gold medal of the world para—athletics championships sports news correspondent andy swiss. a good gold medal haul so farfor great britain? that's right, after last night's gold rush, yet more success for the british team this morning, courtesy of one of these styles of london 2012 in the stadium behind me, aled davies in the discus. 51.54 metres, the winning distance, his third world title in the discus and he could yet add a second gold medal later at these championships because next weekend is the shot put. that is the event where davies is the paralympic champion. it could be the first of two world titles in london for him. afterwards, not surprisingly, he said he was delighted with this morning's performance. work so hard. i know what i'm capable of doing. i'm going in there, like, i have been 353,54, capable of doing. i'm going in there, like, i have been 353, 54, 55 all year but with the crowd, i might do 55 or56, all year but with the crowd, i might do 55 or 56, we thought, who knows? but you keep forgetting that championship per

great britain have two athletes through to the final of the 200 metres t54 at the world para athletics championshipsn his heat the disqualification has seen him sneak in. sammy kinghorn, who already has won gold in the t 53 200 metres came second in her 400 metres heat to reach tomorrow night's final. that is all the sport for now, you can find out more on all those stories on the bbc sport website and keep up—to—date with the cricket from bristol. much more coming up in the next hour. relatives of a woman shot dead by police, in minneapolis, are demanding more information about why she died. justine damond, an australian living in the us, made an emergency call on saturday night to report a disturbance near her home. she was shot by one of the responding officers. tom donkin reports. cry to help that horribly wrong. shortly before midnight on saturday, police in minneapolis received a report about a possible sexual assault. 40—year—old justin damond made the emergency call, explaining a crime is under way in an alleyway close to her home in a quiet suburb of the city. two officers arrived and short

the world para athletics championships came to a close last night and uk athletics say they will try ged the worlds back to back before. the british team won 39 medals and came third in the medal table. uk athletics say a high level of positive feedback was received from team leaders and athletes during the week with a number of partners indicating support for a 2019 event in london. the london stadium hopes the world athletics championships next week. eilidh doyle has been voted british team captain for next month's world athletics championships, doyle — seen here winning the a00 metres hurdles at the british team trials in birmingham earlier this month — won a ballot of the great britain squad, beating defending world champions mo farah and greg rutherford to the role. great britain and northern ireland will feel a 78—strong team at next month's championships. i think we will do well, you see the effect home support can have on us and do so what happened in london 2012, we have a big team, we have tried to fill as many spots as we can't and you can see some special moments out there

great britain won five gold medals on day two of the world para athletics championships in the olympicrld title at the london stadium. he won in a championship record time and at the age of nearly 41. fellow brit dave henson finished third. there were also golds for stef reid, sammy kinghorn and hollie arnold in the long jump, 200 metres and javelin respectively. while sophie hahn triumphed over the same distance as whitehead. she won the t38 200 metres in a world record time and was not even competing in herfavourite event, which is the 100 metres. fellow brit, kadeena cox, came third. england's cricketers have a battle on their hands if they're to save the second test against south africa. the tourists were bowled out for 335 but england crumbled in their reply. all out for 205, south africa starting this morning with a lead of 205 runs at trent bridge. you;re have days like this i am afraid and especially with a young side you will have days like this. you just want to get them to a minimum. these days are frustrating but, like so, what is done is done. we need to come back tomorrow

world championship. it's the final weekend at the world para athletics championships in london.ympic park. kate grey is there for us... kate, they bettered their old mark of 30 in doha two years ago. that is right, welcome to a very wet london stadium. this morning, it was glorious sunshine as we got the 31st medal of the championships, winning silver in the highjump medal of the championships, winning silver in the high jump with jonathon broom—edwards, he had to wait until day nine of the championships, he could not wait to get out in front of the london proud to put his performance out there. he couldn't in london 2012 but he could not quite be the paralympic and world champion from poland, but he thoroughly enjoyed being in front of the london crowd and got the best pa rt the london crowd and got the best part of the weather. a good start for great britain, but a lot more to come! i was going to ask, the evening session is nearly upon us, who should we be looking out for? there are ten brits in action this evening, very busy but everyone will be looking out for kadeena cox,

kadeena cox won britain's 14th gold at the world para athletics championships last night, winning thecond medal of the championships. she'll run again today in the t38100m. cox won gold, silver and bronze on the track in rio last year and another gold in cycling. look at the distance! she'll run again today in the t38100m. cox won gold, silver and bronze on the track in rio last year and another gold in cycling. i was confident for 300 metres. it is massive. it was good. i did not know if i had the strength. i have not been on the bike. ijust needed to give myself a gap to have a bit of a buffer. usain bolt was victorious in his final race before his swansong at the world athletics championships in london next month. competing in the monaco diamond league, bolt produced a season's best, running under ten seconds for the first time this year. britain's cj ujah finished fourth. iam i am always excited for the championship. right now i am really excited going into the championship. i knew it was going to be energetic. i knew it was going to be energetic. i knew there would be many jamaic

kadeena cox won britain's 14th gold at the world para athletics championships last night, winning thefor her second medal of the championships. she'll run again today in the t38100m. cox won gold, silver and bronze on the track in rio last year and another gold in cycling. i was confident for 300 metres. it is massive. it was good. i did not know if i had the strength. i have not been on the bike. ijust needed to give myself a gap to have a bit ofa to give myself a gap to have a bit of a buffer. usain bolt was victorious in his final race before his swansong at the world athletics championships in london next month. competing in the monaco diamond league, bolt produced a season's best, running under ten seconds for the first time this year. britain's cj ujah finished fourth. and there was a great run from laura muir in the women's 3,000 metres. smashing her personal best by eight seconds as she finished third, a place ahead of her fellow scot eilish mccolgan who also set a new pb. 12 seconds faster than her previous best. chris froome is just two stages away from a fourth tour de fran

it is day two of the world para athletic championships in london. 0ur reporter is at the london stadium this moment. she nowjoins us. your gold medal is around your neck. a massive congratulations. can you put it into words what it means to get that gold? i don't think i can. words what it means to get that gold? i don't thinkl can. it is so satisfying. when you have worked so ha rd satisfying. when you have worked so hard for something and you don't stop believing and you have people around you who believe in you and they keep trying. it feels really good. the smile on your face sums it up. to be back in that stadium with the british crowd behind you, i bet it was amazing in there?” the british crowd behind you, i bet it was amazing in there? i was really nervous this morning. the moment i stopped being nervous was when i walked into the stadium. i felt like i was home. i was in there andl felt like i was home. i was in there and i was doing my warm up run through is and they were cheering wildly. i said, guys, through is and they were cheering wildly. isaid, guys, i through is and the

record for hannah cockroft, as britain takes three medals on the opening night of the world para—athletics championships morning from wimbledon. it is women's final day, is 37—year—old venus williams aims to become the old est venus williams aims to become the oldest winner in the open era. she ta kes oldest winner in the open era. she takes on garbine muguruza here on centre court, live on the bbc this afternoon. the story of dunkirk is being told in a major new movie — we'll hear how boyband star harry styles took to his first acting role. ijust, you i just, you know, ijust, you know, ifeel very grateful to be able to get to do two of the things that i like so much. and jay wynne has the weather for us. and jay wynne has the weather for us. good morning. today will be the wetter of the two days of the weekend. and most of the rain will be in the north and the west of the uk. the further south you are, the temperatures are on the rise, as is the humidity. good morning. first, our main story. in the last half hour, tony blair has told the bbc he believes eu leaders are willing to consider changing rules

great britain have two athletes through to the final of the men's 200 metre t54 at the world para athletics championshipstomatic qualification spots for tonight's final. team—mate nathan maguire finished fourth in his heat and looked to have missed out. but a disqualification has seen him sneak in. britain's sammi kinghorn, who already has one gold in the t53 200 metres, came second in her 400 metres heat to reach tomorrow night's final. that's all sport for now. more now on a report by the chief inspector of prisons, peter clarke, which has found a decline in safety and standards at youth custody centres. joining me from our westminster studio is peter dawson, director of the prison reform trust. peter, good afternoon to you. good afternoon. he uses the word, "staggering" in terms of the decline. he says that things are going to become desperate and a tragedy is inevitable. even having talked about these reports for yea rs, talked about these reports for years, this seems to indicate something has gone horribly wrong? well, it is a shocking report across all prisons, not just well, it is a shocking repo

great britain have two athletes through to the final of the men's 200m t54 at the world para athletics championshipsation spots for tonight's final. teammate nathan maguire finished fourth in his heat and looked to have missed out. but a disqualification has seen him sneak in. and britain's sammi kinghorn, who already has one gold in the t53 200m, came second in her a00m heat to reach tomorrow night's final. that's all sport for now. if you would like to follow the cricket, you can do on the bbc sport website or on the radio bbc radio 5 live sports extra. i'll have more in the next hour. this is what is happening in poland. prince william and the duchess of cambridge are there, about to attend a street party. that is the scene. we will go there once it gets under way. they are on a five—day visit. more on that later. relatives of a woman shot dead by police in minneapolis are demanding more information about why she died. justine damond, an australian living in the us, made an emergency call on saturday night to report a disturbance near her home. she was shot by one of the responding officers. tom

kadeena cox won britain's 14th gold at the world para athletics championships last night, winning theionships. she'll run again today in the t38100m. cox won gold, silver and bronze on the track in rio last year and another gold in cycling. i was confident for 300 metres. it's massive. it was good. but i did not know if i had the strength. i have not been on the bike. i have not put in the work. the last 100 meters will be horrible. i needed to give myself the gap to have a buffer if they did come back. usain bolt, was victorious in his final race, before his swansong, at the world athletics championships, in london next month. competing in the monaco diamond league, bolt produced a season's best, running under ten seconds, for the first time this year. britain's, c.j ujah, finished fourth. i'm always excited for a championship. i think after that i will be sad, but i'm really excited going into these championships. i know it's going to be energetic. i know it's going to be energetic. i know there will be a lot of jamaicans andi know there will be a lot of jamaicans and i know it will