medallists in rio 5 years ago — got off to the perfect start with a big 4—2 win over germany in yokohamarlison opening the scoring. and he was in the mood for more too as he scored a first—half hat—trick to put brazil 3—nil up. germany then scored two of their own but this brilliant goal from paulinho put the result beyond any doubt for brazil. elsewhere... mexico thrashed france 4—1. the pick of their goals coming from sebastian cordova, early in the second half. and for all the latest on the first leg matches in the second qualifying round for the europa conference league head to the bbc sport website round but that's all the sport for now. they heatwave is coming to an end, it may not feel like it right away because it's been so hot for so long. and in northern ireland on thursday, we beat the all—time high record once again, 31.4 celsius, that's three times in the space of a week that northern ireland has beaten its all—time high temperature record. and the amber warning from the met office of extreme heat is still in force for friday, that's because the temperatures will remain high

we're in yokohama, and i will miss my little boy, my family, but it'll be amazing and i have a good feelingmance in there. i willjust enjoy it and have such a smile on my face, like george. hello! yeah? he said, "daddy's going to go really, really fast." we love you and no matter. what happens, we're so proud of you and we're looking. forward to cheering you on. so, i'm going to show you what goes into packing for the olympics. potentially, this bag is going to be my weighted blanket. i still have to put my pillow in here. taking my weighted blanket because i sleep better with a weighted blanket. mel says you're going to carry hope with you. yes. and i think i want to prove to people back home that, yes, we've been out of the water and haven't had the perfect preparation. we haven't done all competitions we normally do, but i will show fury and if you can see that and one person wakes up that day and says, i will do better today, myjob is done. i'm chetan pathak. hello, and welcome to sportsday. coming up on tonight's programme: a formula 1 race that'll go down in history — max verstappen c

they are back, the whole back line is the same as the one that started that evening in yokohama. have a game against georgia a few weeks ago then tested positive for cocaine. barely started training sense, but clearly south africa are competent is good to go, and he leads what looks and imposing side, perhaps a vulnerability and imposing side, perhaps a vulnerability in the starting props, but with the likes of ben on the bench, they've got plenty in reserve, so it's going to be fire and fury come the box come saturday evening. we be fire and fury come the box come saturday evening.— saturday evening. we look at the lane team _ saturday evening. we look at the lane team for — saturday evening. we look at the lane team for the _ saturday evening. we look at the lane team for the first _ saturday evening. we look at the lane team for the first test - lane team for the first test tomorrow. that's been brought forward. what you anticipating, chris? b. forward. what you anticipating, chris? �* forward. what you anticipating, chfis? �* , , , , forward. what you anticipating, chris? , ,

the top two from the group stage will contest the final in yokohama six days later, and victory willto that 13 year gap. ahead of his fourth and potentially final olympic games, tom daley�*s been looking back at what he calls his rollecoaster life so far. the tokyo games offers the 27—year—old what's likely to be his last chance to win an olympic diving gold and as he's been telling our reporter nick hope, it's been a long held dream from childhood. my my coach came up to me, andy banks come in 2007 he said to me, do you want to try to try to go to the olympics in 2008? i was 12 years old, and i was like, yeah! the beijing olympics were crazy, something i never even dreamed up. i can remember standing on the edge of the board for my first dive, looking down and seeing the olympic rings on the bottom of the pool and thinking, "wow." it’s the bottom of the pool and thinking, "wow." �* , , , ., the bottom of the pool and thinking, "wow.“ �*, , i. "wow." it's everything you can imaaine "wow." it's everything you can imagine and — "wow." it's everything you can imagine and times _ "wow."

in every ball i pitched, i think i was able to put in all my feelings from the past. 13 years at yokohama stadium, i was able to put my heart and soul into every pitcher, through until the very end of the united states. men's basketball team bounce back from their opening, lost friends thrashing around a 122. $66.00, damien lillard scoring $21.00 points for the defending champions and in rowing, steering issues cost the great britain men for the chance to claim a fixed rate. on pic title they finished forth with australia taking cold british, warmer tom dean has come back from having corona virus twice in the lead up to the games to win gold. and the 200 meter freestyle dean as described, the win as the single greatest achievement of his life. okay, and that is all your support for now. back to you, come all, thank you for that faro far will be back for next years. now that's a 1500 hours gmc 2 hours from now i will see you then as well. in the meantime, sammy's down along with the latest news on out to 0 in just a month. a news, news, news, news, news brokers started cheerfully in front

i'm pitched, i think i was able to put in all my feelings from the past. 13 years at yokohama stadium, i was able to put my heart and soul into every paycheck through until the very end i want to say. and i said men's basketball team bounce back from their opening last frowned, thrashing around 122. 66. the defending champions are going for their 4th gold medal in a row unenrolling steering issues cause the great britain men for the chance to claim is $63.00, the one to tell they finished in 4th were postalia taking goals. and here's how the mental pe, well currently looks house japan are still out in front with 13 gold medals. they've claimed one more gold than china, who are up into the 2nd the us, whoever have won the most metals overall. okay. and that is all. yes, we are now back tomorrow. thanks so much for all of that. keeping up to date with what's happening to tokyo? 20. 20. we're back in a couple of minutes time. plenty more news, including the latest political developments coming out of the in a moment. a in 2001 fear, friends around the world. are australians accused of be

which should be confirmed later today and the state of emergency in place but tokyo and osaka and yokohamaby ten days to the end of august. how effective this will be to control the pandemic, that remains to be seen, because it has been under a state of emergency for two weeks now but we continue to see that spike. i think the question is, what can the government do, what else can the government do to control this pandemic?— this pandemic? what has the reaction been _ this pandemic? what has the reaction been from _ this pandemic? what has the reaction been from people i this pandemic? what has the | reaction been from people on the ground? i reaction been from people on the ground?— the ground? i thought it was interesting _ the ground? i thought it was interesting when _ the ground? i thought it was interesting when the - the ground? i thought it was interesting when the tokyo i interesting when the tokyo governor said the key to controlling this pandemic is young people, she encouraged them to get vaccinated. i thought it was a bit unfair. firstly there aren't enough jabs to go around.

the top two from the group stage will contest the final in yokohama six days later, and victory wille of events that kick off a little bit earlier than the opening ceremony. they are being hosted around japan. here in tokyo itself right by me you can see the rainbow bridge, this is the tokyo bay area. lots of events around here down to my side here, we have the triathlon. and then further up into the city if the heritage area where you have the olympic stadium with the tokyo olympics back in 1964. but for me, for the moment, it is back to you. after living with the coronavirus pandemic for well over a year, almost all covid restrictions in england have been lifted. the uk prime minister, borisjohnson who is self isolating, has urged people to exercise great caution , and encouraged young people to get vaccinated, as infections continue to soar. but there's been fierce criticism of the policy from opposition parties, describing it as reckless and dangerous. nearly 40,000 new cases were reported today. this was mrjohnson, speaking earlier. every adult in this country has now been offer

medallists in rio 5 years ago — got off to the perfect start with a big 4—2 win over germany in yokohama elsewhere... mexico thrashed france 4—1. the pick of their goals coming from sebastian cordova, early in the second half. and for all the latest on the first leg matches in the second qualifying round for the europa conference but that's all the sport for now. the heatwave is coming to an end, it may not feel like it right away because it's been so hot for so long. and in northern ireland on thursday, we beat the all—time high record once again, 31.4 celsius, that's three times in the space of a week that northern ireland has beaten its all—time high temperature record. and the amber warning from the met office of extreme heat is still in force for friday, that's because the temperatures will remain high during the night and during the daytime. you can see clear skies across many through the early hours in some areas, temperature is still around 20 degrees celsius. but it is quiet on the weather front, at least for now. areas, but through the evening and into afternoon, some coastal t

medallists in rio five years ago, got off to the perfect start with a big 4—2 win over germany in yokohama everton's richarlison opening the scoring. and he was in the mood for more, too. he scored a first—half hat—trick to put brazil 3—0 up. germany then scored two of their own, but this brilliant goal from paulinho put the result beyond any doubt for brazil. what a finish that was. the first round of the womens' evian championship is drawing to a close in the south east of france. the tournament was cancelled last year because of the pandemic. there are 126 players in the field, and it's pajaree anannarukarn who's tied for the lead. she tops the leaderboard on six—under alongside america's yealimi noh. former 0pen champion georgia hall is the best—placed brit. she's four shots back on two under par after an opening round of 69. that's all the sport for now, but there's plenty more on the bbc sports website, including all the build—up to the second match of the hundred tonight. less than half an hour to go. it's the men's turn to live up to that opening thriller. they are trying to live u

medallists in rio five years ago — got off to the perfect start with a big 4—2 win over germany in yokohama he scored a first—half hat—trick to put brazil 3—0 up. germany then scored two of their own but this brilliant goal from paulinho put the result beyond any doubt for brazil. that's all the sport for now. lex greensill, the australian financier who worked as an unpaid adviser to david cameron, had a sometimes 'extraordinarily privileged' relationship with government, according to a new cabinet office report. it said mr greensill�*s role gave him a marketing platform for his business, and that civil servants should have considered the conflicts of interest. the inquiry also criticises david cameron's lobbying on behalf of greensill�*s company. 0ur economics correspondent, andy verity, is with me now. you have been through this report. where does the strongest criticism like? ~ ., where does the strongest criticism like? ~ . . ., where does the strongest criticism like? . ., . ., ., like? what the solicitor who led the review has concluded _ like? what the solicitor who led the review ha

i go to olympics in four days and holding camp in yokohama.see that and if one person wakes up that day and goes, i'm going to do that today, myjob is done. he is amazing and we wish him all the very best and we know there will be two people at home cheating on from one team gb star to another. two—time olympic rowing champion helen glover won her second gold medal in rio five years ago before retiring — now she's returned to the sport in a bid to become the first person to row for great britain at the olympics after having children. a new bbc one documentary looks at what it takes to balance being a mum of three with competing in elite sport, exploring the highs and lows of the road to tokyo — let's take a look. there was 16 months from that very first outing in the early days of lockdown alone in the river to the olympics, 16 months for helen to rediscover her fitness and her three babies and reignite the love of a sport that was once alive. t babies and reignite the love of a sport that was once alive. i have do not even think— sport that w

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