but zharnel hughes in great form-— olympics.ut zharnel hughes in ureatform. . . ., , ., great form. natalie, many thanks for that. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. a bit mixed, sunshine and showers. good afternoon to you. after the warm weather across southern britain, it looks like things are turning a little bit cooler and fresher for the next few days throughout this weekend with sunshine and scattered choppers. it is because we have got low pressure nearby. that was the cold front which moved through yesterday and last night, introduced a cooler, fresher air. these weaker fronts further west are enhancing the shower activity. that we have got going across northern scotland, the odd thunderstorm, the same across northern ireland, wales, south—west england. they are starting to develop widely across north—west england, the west midlands. they will develop a bit further south. it has been quite a nice start to the day across much of the midlands, eastern england. some of the heavier showers will be a north—e

i don't think zharnel hughes... will beat him tonight. we will see what happens. came second in the form i wanted relate —— 4x100 heat. britain behind me now. relate -- 4x100 heat. britain behind me now. , . ~ , ,, , relate -- 4x100 heat. britain behind menow. , . a ,, , me now. dina asher-smith, she spoke of her oor me now. dina asher-smith, she spoke of her poor performance _ me now. dina asher-smith, she spoke of her poor performance in _ me now. dina asher-smith, she spoke of her poor performance in the - of her poor performance in the final, she finished eight. an incredibly packed field in all fairness, but the 200 metres final for dina asher—smith tonight. how do you think she will be feeling about her chances for a medal? she you think she will be feeling about her chances for a medal?- her chances for a medal? she said she is in great _ her chances for a medal? she said she is in great shape, _ her chances for a medal? she said she is in great shape, spoken - her chances for a medal? she said she is in great shape, spoken to l her chances for a medal? she

but zharnel hughes in great form-— olympics.here's stav da naos. a bit mixed, sunshine and showers. good afternoon to you. after the warm weather across southern britain, it looks like things are turning a little bit cooler and fresher for the next few days throughout this weekend with sunshine and scattered choppers. it is because we have got low pressure nearby. that was the cold front which moved through yesterday and last night, introduced a cooler, fresher air. these weaker fronts further west are enhancing the shower activity. that we have got going across northern scotland, the odd thunderstorm, the

zharnel hughes was in contention all the time, but the winner was noah lyles, the american, backing upit a while for it to be confirmed, but when it was, zharnel hughes was absolutely delighted, hugging anyone that was near him. really backing up all of the promise that he has shown this season. his temper and it's not over. he has the relays to come and the 200 metres. where he will have to face noah lyles again! also a day of heat and semifinals and in the 1500 metres, five british runners in total through to the men's and women's finals? . ., �* , .,. finals? yeah, in the women's race, laura muir— finals? yeah, in the women's race, laura muir and _ finals? yeah, in the women's race, laura muir and katie _ finals? yeah, in the women's race, laura muir and katie snowden, - finals? yeah, in the women's race, | laura muir and katie snowden, they were in a very tough semifinal. they got through, laura muir in fourth place, katie snowden in fifth, but the two people in front of the real favourites for this race. faith kipyegon and the fantastic dutch athlete, the winner of the london mara

can zharnel hughes become the first british man to win two individual sprint medals at one world championshipsvening. it's not often that a photograph makes history, but this one, the first mugshot ever of a former us president, will never be forgotten. donald trump surrendered himself at fulton countyjail in georgia on charges of plotting to overturn the state's 2020 election results. he was released on bail while he awaits trial. this was his fourth arrest in five months on criminal charges. afterwards, mr trump described the case as a "travesty ofjustice" and posted the mugshot on social media. let's join our north america editor, sarah smith, who's in atlanta, georgia for us now. you might think donald trump would be ashamed or humiliated about being booked and photographed inside a notorious jail house. a mugshot has ended many other political careers but he is displaying it as a badge of honour, turn it into an emblem for his presidential campaign. mr trump is to appear at this courthouse in atlanta next month and will be pleased to learn those proceedings will be televised. the belliger

letsile tebogo took the silver while zharnel hughes of great britain won bronze.sive world 10,000 metres titles. he finished ahead of daniel ebenyo of kenya and ethiopia's selemon barega, who won bronze. cheptegei joins haile gebrselassie, kenenisa bekele, and mo farah in winning three successive titles over the distance. britain's katarina johnson—thompson won gold in the heptathlon, marking an impressive come back from injury. she finished second in the 800 metres — the gruelling final event of the seven—discipline competition, which was enough to take gold and that crown. everything i've done this year has been with the mindset of trying to get an olympic medal next year. i've got every other medal in terms of competition and i really would like to finish my career with an olympic medal, so this isjust a stepping stone to next year. canada's ethan katzberg won gold in the men's hammer setting a new national record in the process. poland's olympic champion wojciech nowicki took silver. this next, to the english premier league, where big spenders chelsea have bee

and coming up in sport on bbc news, after his bronze in the 100 metres, britain's zharnel hughes easesampionships in budapest. in the next few minutes, india is aiming to become the first country to land a spacecraft near the south pole of the moon, days after a similar russian mission crashed in the same region. the chandrayaan—3 mission is aiming to hunt for water—based ice, which scientists say could support human habitation on the moon. our correspondent harry farley reports. excitement has reached fever pitch for these children in chennai today as their country attempts to land on the moon. two, one, zero... the chandrayaan—3 blasted off last month and hopes to land an unmanned craft on the lunar surface. if successful, india willjoin the us, russia and china as the only countries to do so. it's important for global information as well, india will be the first country to land on the moon, but also the very first one to land on the south pole. so national pride and inspiration for future generations is also very important. one of the chandrayaan's cameras has been scanning the surf

zharnel hughes took was also in the medals — with a superb bronze in the men's hundred.am and it was actually confirmed that everyone else witnessed it and saw it and it was a dream come true for sure. hagar dream come true for sure. how important _ dream come true for sure. how important was _ dream come true for sure. how important was yesterday's victory in terms of preparing for the olympics, you have two world titles now, it was incredible, how important is this for next year? it is so important- _ this for next year? it is so important. i _ this for next year? it is so important. i think - this for next year? it is so important. i think any - this for next year? it is so i important. i think any colour this for next year? it is so - important. i think any colour metal would have been a victory in my eyes and that's all i wanted this year was to build and get an tried to go for a bundle and getting gold was beyond my expectation for sure but i am so happy that i am in a similar position to what could have been in tokyo 2020, we had the delayed year and i had my inju

can zharnel hughes become the first british man to win two individual sprint medals at one world championships

britain�*s zharnel hughes and world number one noah lyles through to the men�*s 200 metres final.lly good. i woke op — asher smith through... i feel really good, i woke up today, _ asher smith through. .. i feel really good, i woke up today, i _ asher smith through... i feel really good, i woke up today, i felt - asher smith through... i feel really good, i woke up today, i felt fresh | good, i woke up today, i felt fresh which is remarkable for day four, probably because... we got another race tomorrow, faster race than yesterday, that will take your spot for tomorrow. joins asher smith in the final. anthony watson has been ruled out of the world cup with a calf injury. the british and irish lion with 56 england caps adding to a turbulent build—up for the 2003 champions with the global extravaganza kicking off in just over two weeks. the news comes just 24 hours after bans were confirmed for captain owen farrell and the only specialist number eight in the squad, billy vunipola. we caught up with head coach steve bortheick for his thoughts on the injury. anthony injured his calf i

zharnel hughes finished 4th in the men's 200m.rld cup has not been plain sailing for england. they have lost four of their last five games and the squad has been hampered by injuries and suspensions. today's final warm—up match against fiji at twickenham will be courtney lawes' 100th cap for his country and he believes the side can raise their level for when it matters. we just want to play how we know we can for each other, and we know we'll get there. so, you know, we're not... we're not too worried. we don't listen to a lot of the noise because...you know, when... when... when it matters, i think... i think we'll, you know, we'll start performing how we know we can. scotland and ireland are also in action today. ireland play samoa this evening, whilst scotland take on georgia at murrayfield. and like a lot of the teams playing their final warm—up matches, they'll have half an eye on their first world cup games. for the scots that's against south africa i mean, you'vejust got to go flat out. it's a test match game, an opportunit

you're talking about katarina and zharnel hughes.after a turbulent year, changing coaches, not into the best of shape going into the 1500m and the heats start today. a tough race but experience athlete and she is the captain should be able to use that experience and pass them on to other athletes. ashley smith, and other veteran is there. not a lot of really new young faces. most of those will not have an opportunity for medals but it will try and get into finals. this team is heavy on the veterans which will bode well for them. this championship is not really orthodox. typically, there would have been a championship last year but it was delayed because of covid—19. it has opened it up a little bit for some opportunities for the veteran athletes to get a medal where some of the other champions did not show at the championships. it is a bit of a problem with that but this should be some great competition. we problem with that but this should be some great competition.— some great competition. we are keeina some great competition. we a

also in budapest, zharnel hughes is the first british man to win a 100 metres medal at a world championshipsi, to happen. absolutely. good morning from lossiemouth, _ to happen. absolutely. good morning from lossiemouth, the _ to happen. absolutely. good morning from lossiemouth, the picture - from lossiemouth, the picture perfect base which plays a pivotal role in our defences. there is some movement over on the runway to the side of me here. before thatjet takes off i am going to introduce you to some of the people who are featured in the documentary. sorry if we get interrupted by the noise but first i want to ask you, we talk a lot about the pilots and thejets but there is a huge team here, like yourselves, who make it all happen. yeah, huge team at raf lossiemouth. the documentary has been really good that everyone else gets to be in the limelight, _ that everyone else gets to be in the limelight, because the jets don't -et limelight, because the jets don't get in _ limelight, because the jets don't get in the — limelight, because the jets don't get in the air without the whole team — g

zharnel hughes making it through his semi. noah lyles. he was involved in a collision between two of buggies used to carry athletes to the track. he recovered to win his semi final in the fastest time but jamaica's andrew hudson was left with shards of glass in his eye. he did run after treatment but didn't make the final. reports in spain suggest luis rubuiales will resign as president of their football federation later today. pressure has been growing as a result of his behaviour at sunday's women's world cup final. rubiales kissed forward jenni hermoso on the lips after spain beat england. he'd earlier grabbed his crotch as he celebrated at the final whistle. fifa have opened disciplinary proceedings against rubiales, saying he has breached their rules relating to offensive gestures. aberdeen came from two goals down to earn a 2—2 draw in the first leg of their europa league playoff against swedish champions hacken, with the winners making the group stage. meanwhile, hearts lost 2—1 at home to greek side paok at the same st

let's talk about zharnel hughes i for the gold medal in paris.at. i just think happy athletes are great - what i took from that. i just think i happy athletes are great performing athletes and you really feel that from zharnel, he has used manifestation to predict his times and he has fulfilled them, he is in and he has fulfilled them, he is in a real great mental state and i think happy athletes perform very well and zharnel is one of them. what do you mean by that, manifesting and predicting his times? because this is maths, isn't it? , ., , �* , it? yes, zharnel broke the british record in the _ it? yes, zharnel broke the british record in the 200 _ it? yes, zharnel broke the british record in the 200 and _ it? yes, zharnel broke the british record in the 200 and 100 - it? yes, zharnel broke the britishl record in the 200 and 100 metres this year but he wrote down and predicted exactly the time that he would run in both of those events. this is a big believer in putting it out into the world and believing in what he can run, and writing it dow

having already won bronze in the 100, zharnel hughes eased through his heat in a fraction under 20 secondsbetween the two sides in the competition's eliminator. devon conway hit an unbeaten 5a from a0 balls as brave successfully chased down their target with five balls to spare. the teams will play again at the 0val on saturday for a place in the final. in the women's match between the two southern brave secured a place in a third successive final. maia bouchierfinished unbeaten on 47 for an eight wicket victory at old trafford. the final will be against northern superchargers or welsh fire who will play in their eliminator. aston villa have taken a huge step towards the europa conference league group stage by thumping hibernian 5—0 in the first leg. 0llie watkins scored a hat trick at easter road, his first goals of the new season. the second—leg is at villa park next thursday. a lot of work to do, back to you. thank you very much. video game technology could help people who are paralysed to communicate at speeds closer to normal speech. in a series of trials scientists have been using ti

it was zharnel cues absolute is elected him hugging anywhere near him —— is hughes.ers in total through to the men's and women's finals? jacob in the women's _ men's and women's finals? jacob in the women's race _ men's and women's finals? jacob in the women's race lower _ men's and women's finals? jacob in the women's race lower mere - men's and women's finals? jacob in the women's race lower mere and l the women's race lower mere and katie stone they were in the very tough semifinal can actually go but got through the lower mere and katie stone infant, but the two people up front, these are the real favourites. they are the favourites for the 1500 metres in the women but... that promises to be a terrific finish. you know what maxi was like, she is a either, she battles all the way, and although she was fourth in the semifinal, you cannot counter operations for the meadow in that final —— you know what laura muir is like. in the men's race, gosper got to the final. he was comfortable, leading from the front. in the end, comfortably getting into the final. neil gurle