here comes mo farah, finding some room on the inside. mo farah fights for silver. we so hoped he gave everything, as he always has done. just one too many. one lap to many. one challenge to many. and in the end can offer him, this will be the worst he has ever felt. he's so disappointed. him, this will be the worst he has everfelt. he's so disappointed. he is really really disappointed. seems many people across the country wa nted many people across the country wanted to see. let's get more now from our sports correspondent olly foster, who's at the london stadium. a disappointing end to this career, on the track. not what people wanted to see. absolutely not. a british athlete who has given so much, the world champion in 2011, 2013, 2015. he was going for an unprecedented fourin he was going for an unprecedented four ina he was going for an unprecedented four in a row. double world champion as well over 10,000 metres and 5000 metres. that would have been his 11th global world championship or olympic medal but i had steve cram say, just one too many. the 10,000 met

getting a little bit closer, mo farah will breakfrom little bit closer, mo farah will break from an ex—tory, usain bolt. letter sherry you what happened to him. he was not happy at all. he said the blocks were the worst he has a big springs. look how sluggish he was out of the blocks. he came through in the end. all the british boys, they qualified for the semifinals tomorrow as well. rhys prescott, but usain bolt who is bowing out, he is retiring after these championships, not happy at all. let us hearfrom these championships, not happy at all. let us hear from the wilds fastest man after his raise in the heats to get through to the semifinals. i am not very fond of these blocks. the worst blogs i have ever experienced. it was not a smooth side. i have to get this together. i cannot keep doing this. what is it about them in particular? it is shaky, when i did my warm up, it fell back when i pushed back. it is not what i'm used to. it is not as firm as i'm used to. not as quick 01’ as firm as i'm used to. not as quick or not as

mo farah fights for the silver. and sir mo's track career ends in an agonising finish as he's forced to settle for silver. but as the old guard bid farewell, new stars are born with a gold for the british men in the relay — in the third fastest time in history. good evening. one person has died and at least 19 others have been injured after a car rammed a crowd of people opposing a far—right rally in the us state of virginia. it happened in the city of charlottesville after violent clashes broke out between white nationalists and counter—protesters. a state of emergency has been declared and president trump has condemned the violence. our north america correspondent, laura bicker, reports. hate has come to the streets of the southern american city. an explosion of violence sparked after a planned protest by white nationalists. the so—called alt—right, including figures from the ku klux klan and saluting neo—nazi sympathisers. the day started in a tense stand—off as the group was surrounded by anti—ra

mo farah live with us on bbc. top of with a gold for mo farah. letters wrap up some of the other british athletes here. 1500 metres got under tonight. someone else doubling up as laura muir. she goes in the 5000 metres as mo will be late in the championships. she was in a really slow heat. but she did what she had to do. shejust had to slow heat. but she did what she had to do. she just had to finish slow heat. but she did what she had to do. shejust had to finish in the top six but it was really slow. quite a tactical one, that. i really quick heat, bow with jessica quite a tactical one, that. i really quick heat, bow withjessica judd. in 2012, she found she was at the world junior champion ship, great junior. she got to get here, came to watch. she ran a personal best to make it into the semifinals of the 1500 metres. jessica judd. laura wakeman also due to the semifinals, alison macdonald as well. let us hear how excited jessica judd was just to make it through to see another day here at the world championships. i can't do any better than that

it was all about mo farah last night, thanks for talking to us, your reflections on mo farah, another imperious performance last night. it was, absolutely, and i think of all is world championships and 0lympics victories, it was probably the one where he was tested and challenged the most. the ugandans and the kenyans, in particular, worked together to really take it to him and test him, and to do as much as they could to try to draw the sting out of him but they were not good enough to be able to do that. 0nce good enough to be able to do that. once it got into his territory, he was always in control. you must know the feeling, because when you were competing, you were the best in the world, the one that everyone wanted to beat. you sense that on the track, it is mo versus the rest, they all out to get him. well, they are, but very much in to myself, he really has that aura of invincibility. i am really has that aura of invincibility. iam not really has that aura of invincibility. i am not sure the others really deep down believe that they can ever beat him. in their minds, they are

mo farah's london olympics did not end on super saturday. immediately after becoming the 10,000 champ, his attention turned to his pursuit of the 5000 metres gold. i wanted to come out and try to win the 5k. at that point, i was recovering from the 10k. resting up, getting ready. not get distracted. then i ran the heat three days later and felt tired. moving too much. i can't be doing what i am doing. i need to focus was at it, i thought, oh, i did it again. it was beautiful. a year on from super saturday, the 2013 world championships would be a opportunity for m0 farah to continue his global domination on the track. if he could add to the world 10,000 meter and 5000 metres title to his olympic golds, it would be a historic double double. i had the hunger, the drive. great memories from london 2012. for me, i didn't want people to think it was a fluke. let's see what i can do. when you win championships, it gives you a boost, confidence. feel like you can do it. which sometimes gets difficult because most people know what you do, you have a

sirmo farah going sir mo farah going for an incredible 11th gold medal this evening. is saying bold, the last race on the track, will be going for a 20th. you've got to go way, way back to where it. did, beijing, the incredible world records, the treble troubles. he was out on the track this morning to get the jamaican four by 100 relay team into two nights final. his last chance at a global gold. what shape is the great usain bolt in? it's brilliant, you know what i mean? it's a great team. these guys are young. they are wonderful, they came out to qualify. weather added nerves for you today? no, i enjoy relays more than anything. and as for the big farewell tonight, have you got your head around it? you're there now? i don't know, we'll see what happens. for me it's hard to be sad, the energy and the vibe is wonderful. for me, it'sjust been brilliant. he loves this stadium and the stadium loves him. the majority of the crowd would love to see a british medal from the crowd would love to see a british medalfrom mo farah. they haven't seen one since he delivered in th

the final win for mo farah in britain. and mo farah bows out of british track racing. good afternoon. it's been confirmed that a seven—year—old boy who'd been missing since the barcelona attack on thursday is among the dead. julian cadman, who held joint british and australian nationality, became separated from his mother when a van was driven into the crowds on las ramblas. when a van was driven his family said they would remember his smiles and hold his memory dear to their hearts. his smiles and hold his memory 14 people were killed in that attack and a second one in nearby cambrils. today the police revealed that extremists had planned to detonate three huge gas bombs. extremists had planned to detonate ourfirst report is from james reynolds. this morning, barcelona's sagrada familia basilica — monumental, unfinished — gave the city a place in which to mourn all the victims. gave the city a place in renato was one of the first in the queue. it is... first in the queue. no more sadness. first in the queue. it is incredible sadness. first in the queue. becaus

mo farah sets out in those first nervous steps. we are all watching and all hoping that he can deliver but it is going to be tough, it is going to be hard. the 10,000 metres was hard, in mo farah‘s words, the toughest race of my life. and now he has to come back mo farah‘s words, the toughest race of my life. and now he has to come back and do it again and right from the beginning, we can see the tempo thatis the beginning, we can see the tempo that is going to be set from the beginning. the olympic silver medallist hits the front. he has medallist hits the front. he has decided he is going to make them run for their money. he decided he is going to make them run fortheir money. he is decided he is going to make them run for their money. he is going to keep it going. it is the only way that mo farah can be beaten in this farah can be beaten in it going. it is the only way that mo farah can be beaten in this race, by stretching all the way. we will bring you back to the end of that race. we think it will take about 12 or 13 minu

gold for mo farah! momentous mo — farah wins gold on the opening night of the world athletics championships in london. lots of people say that perhaps you are doing this for the money. and we ask neymar the £200 million question, as the world's most expensive footballer is unveiled at his new club. coming up in the sport later, we will have the action from the opening night of the world athletics championships, with all eyes on usain bolt and mo farah. good evening. ireland's prime minister, leo varadkar, says britain must soon address the key issue of the status of the irish border after brexit because "the clock is ticking". speaking during his first official visit to belfast, he said he doesn't want economic barriers between britain and ireland, and called for "unique solutions" to preserve links between the two countries. he also attacked those he called "hard brexiteers" in the north. but arlene foster of the democratic unionist party said such language wasn't helpful. our ireland correspondent

mo farah has never failed a drugs test. but his coach alberto salazar remains the subject of an investigation by us anti—doping chiefs, though of course he and sir mo deny any wrongdoing. some in the sport are critical of the speed at which the investigation that could clear them has been conducted. where does this leave athletics? and what will become of the sport once mo and its other big names like usain bolt depart after these games? chris cook has this. the women's 1500 the women's1500 metre final gets under way, two british athletes. the 2012 london olympics was a triumph in so many ways. but doping is casting an ever darker shadow over red. this race, the women's1500 metre final, has been dubbed the dirtiest race of all time. the winner was previously banned for two yea rs winner was previously banned for two years from 2004 to 2006. she has been stripped of his gold and is now serving an eight—year ban fob dialogical passport violations. the silver—medallist is currently suspended the irregularities in her bio

let‘s begin the paper review, what shall we start with, mo farah? it‘s kind of the big story of the night. i don‘t know if you saw the race but it was really close in the end but it was really close in the end but it was really close in the end but it was pretty emotional stuff out there and the crowd loved it. sealing his place in history as probably the greatest british athlete ever. remarkable, retiring ona high, athlete ever. remarkable, retiring on a high, which very people don‘t like few people do, fantastic, a real feelgood factor for british sport at the moment —— which very few people do. he hasn't been beaten ina few people do. he hasn't been beaten in a global competition since 2011. a fantastic record and i don't want to tell tales out of school, i come into this newsroom quite a bit and i've never heard the news room break out in applause very often but he did when he finished. it looked a bit close towards the end. at one point he was being jostled. he looked tired at one point.

you think, mo farah — we all want to see more of mo farah. if mo farah was carrying on, you never know, brendan might come back and do a bit more. london 2017 seems to be the right point to draw a line and look to do other things. he is point to draw a line and look to do otherthings. he is a pretty point to draw a line and look to do other things. he is a pretty busy bloke. that is not a bad thing. he is loved in the sport, so we certainly don't want to lose that kind of insight. he is an important conscience for the sport as well. he is prepared to say things that others won't save. he is a lovely man, andl others won't save. he is a lovely man, and i am going to miss his commentary, but i will always value him asa commentary, but i will always value him as a great mate. i am delighted to say that brendan foster can join us to say that brendan foster can join us from the london stadium. do you need a minute after listening to that? it was very kind of them, wasn't it? it was all heartfelt. i watched and listened to you and steve doing the c

gold for mo farah! he stormed his way to the 10,000 metre title, much to the delight of the home crowd and his children. the thousands of fans watching the action at the london stadium won't just cheering for mo farah, a broad on usain bolt as he began his bid for a 12th championship title. —— roared on. he is through to the 100 metres semifinals later today.

silver medal to mo farah of great britain. he had hoped for a golden goodbye, but proof once again that, in sport, there aren't always fairytale endings. britain's most—decorated athlete had emerged fighting fit. london expectant. as sir mo farah set out for one last hurrah before retiring from the track. but come the last track, where he normally leads, he was led. mo farah has got to find something for the last time in his career. farah was swamped, trapped, and there was no escape. ethiopia's muktar edris strode clear, and this time, mo farah was beaten. mo farah fights for the silver. he gave everything, as he always has done. the despair, the deflation, was all too clear. but after an emotional reunion with his family, the fans roared mo farah around for a last lap of honour. not quite the ending sir mo farah or the fans hoped for. it has been an incredible career on the track but tonight, it was not to be. it has been amazing, a long journey, but incredible. and it will not quite hit until you can finally cross the lin

sir mo farah's 5,000m final tonight is a big one. not only is it his last track race at a major championship, but he is also going for his fifth—straight distance double, an unprecedented accomplishment for a distance runner. he's been tripped before, he survived that one. now, it's up to him. when he surged ahead of the pack in last weekend's 10,000m, he cemented his place as a british sporting legend. it's gold for farah! it remains the nation's solitary gold and solitary medal. jamaica are also experiencing an unexpected lack of success. bolt gets a pretty good start... usain bolt‘s final individual race last weekend ended in a bronze. tonight represents a chance to go out with the bang he so desires and deserves. for british athletes, yesterday was another day of close calls. dina asher—smith broke herfoot in february, and only started running again injune. it was britain's fifth fourth—place finish at the championships, but this was quite some achievement. and dina asher—smith fourth. to see that i missed out on a bron

another quick word on mo farah. we got this picture in from him this morning on the top of the london eye. he is, as we have been hearing, calling time on his track career at the end of the month. he got that silver in the 5000 metres. he said this morning, london is where it is at, this is where i grew up, this is my city. london has a lot to say and isa my city. london has a lot to say and is a great icon. he said it was a journey that had started in london and it is where he always wanted to end it, in london with the world championships. there he is, mo farah on top of london. this is bbc news. the headlines: a woman has been killed and more than 30 people injured in violence atafar than 30 people injured in violence at a far right rally in the american city of charlottesville. the chancellor and the international trade secretary say the government will seek a transition period to help businesses adjust after brexit. and 49 people have been killed in nepal by floods and landslides caused by torrential rain over

mo farah. a countdown clock flashes up on the screen. about 30 minutes to go before the men‘s 5000 metre final. sirmo farah has before the men‘s 5000 metre final. sir mo farah has won another 10,000 metres battle here. the only medal in the locker for great britain, going for another double. his third of the world championships. he did it twice in the olympics as well. it is going to be so tough, this one. he said the ten k was the toughest race of his life. but you just feel those memories of london 2012 flooding back here to the stadium, and also because usain bolt will be last up on the track in the relay. this evening as well. we will get to that in just this evening as well. we will get to that injust a this evening as well. we will get to that in just a moment. this evening as well. we will get to that injust a moment. sir mo farah, all of those world titles, he is not retiring like usain bolt, he isjust turning his attentions to marathon running. but turning his back on the track is going to be emotional. the former 5000 world

we saw the support for mo farah and i would hope it was similar for mo farah and i would hope it was similarfor her mo farah and i would hope it was similar for her competing this morning? as soon as a british athlete is introduced to the crowd, there is a wall of noise. there is tens of thousands of people in the london stadium and that home support is fantastic for these british athletes. what an experience for them. you will see how mo farah dealt with it last night. a sensational performance for him. he really used the crowd to lift him in his performance. it was sensational, but on the other hand, you will see someone but on the other hand, you will see someone like martin rooney who actually competed in the 400 meters, just a little bit earlier, and in fa ct, just a little bit earlier, and in fact, he crashed out of the 400 meters and it was a tough test. perhaps, it was just too much for him in terms of the home crowd and the expectation. we can just turn here to des ray henry who has just competed. how was it for you? what was the crowd? we were just talking about having the

ijust mo farah, 5000 metres. i am excited. i just have to mo farah, 5000 metres. i am excited. ijust have to get my feet down, rest u p ijust have to get my feet down, rest up and spend time chilling with the kids and that will take. just make sure i don't run around a lot. he might be the greatest distance runner of all time but he has a very, very poor taste in football clu bs, very, very poor taste in football clubs, mo farah there. great to see him smiling again, he was really, really worried about that left leg. all is well and he is going to go hopefully in the 5000 metres heats on wednesday. the countdown now is for us, quarter to ten, stop what you are doing for around ten seconds because usain bolt is looking to go out with a bang. we have ordered a delivery for around that time here at the bbc sports centre. let's bring you up—to—date with the rest of the sports news this evening, england have taken control of the final test against south africa. james anderson took four wickets at his home bred took four wickets at his home bred to hold so that about two 220—9,

gold for mo farah! he stormed his way to the 10,000 metre title, much to the delight of the home crowd and his children. the thousands of fans watching the action at the london stadium won't just cheering for mo farah, a broad on usain bolt as he began his bid for a 12th championship title. —— roared on. he is through to the 100 metres semifinals later today. good morning, it's saturday the 5th of august. also ahead: a british computer expert will spend the weekend in a usjail, after being accused of creating software that steals customers‘ bank details. ireland's first openly gay prime minister will attend a pride event in belfast later, as he warns the "clock is ticking" on brexit talks. not your average 93—year—old! we'll hear why britain's oldest shop worker is packing it in and retiring for good. and jay has the weather. good morning. some sunshine around today and quite a lot of cloud in the sky, which will deliver some showers. some of them will be heavy, with the odd rumble of thunder.

they know that mo farah could get a medal with them. or anyone, even that mo farah could get a medal with them. oranyone, even usain that mo farah could get a medal with them. or anyone, even usain bolt. it's exactly ten years since the start of the biggest financial crisis since the depression. we ask whether lessons have been learnt. and a victim of its own success? sky is struggling to cope with an influx of tourists. and coming up in the sport on bbc news. at the world athletics championships mo farah goes for gold — he starts his campaign for the 5,000 metres later tonight. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the united states and north korea are being urged to show restraint, after a growing war of words between the two nations. last night president trump said threats from pyongyang would be met with fire, fury and power. the communist state says it's considering a missile strike on the us territory of guam. the us secretary of state rex tillerson has just arrived the us secretary of state rex tillerson hasjust ar

high. i surpassed mo farah and set my goal high. i think i can do it. surpassed mo farah and set my goal high. i thinki can do it. we mentioned more farah in that clip and so are more fly returned to track tonight. —— mort farrer. he is going for another double at these, his last championships. —— mo farah. isaac makwala was supposed to be competing but the britons going in that today. blake looked impressive in his sheets during the week. let's head to ireland. well let's head to the ireland now where the women's rugby world cup kicks off in half an hour with defending champions england take on spain. ireland and wales also feature. katherine downs in in dublin for us — kat it's set to be a thrilling opening day of rugby. it really is. all of the teams are in action today. less than half an hour to go before it starts. we have come to the fan zone. live music and food on the go. the world cup trophy was in its display case. we have taken the trophy away. a reminder of what all this is about. england's iv favourites. we ar

you think, mo farah — we all want to see more of mo farah. if mo farah was carrying on, you never know, brendan might come back and do a bit more. london 2017 seems to be the right point to draw a line and look to do other things. he is a pretty busy bloke. he will probably still be chattering in my earabout he will probably still be chattering in my ear about what is not right and what is not good. that is not a bad thing. he is loved in the sport, so we certainly don't want to lose that kind of insight. he is an important conscience for the sport as well. he is prepared to say things that others won't say. he is a lovely man, and i am going to miss his commentary, but i will always value him as a great mate. you are watching bbc news. despite tensions in the peninsular, some south koreans say that the war of words between president trump and pyongyang makes them laugh. and they don't feel particularly under threat. this weekend, thousands of people are attending the annual "peace concert" which takes place alongside the north korean border.

tonight, we‘ve got to mo farah. he is the favourite, but then tomorrow, through the heats in the semifinals, it is usain bolt‘s last race. then we see a lot of british medal prospects. any night to tune the bbc and watch it, there is going to be something great to look forward to. usain bolt and mo farah, both of them seeing their last major competitions. how big of a loss will that be? it is a big loss, but it is always the case that there are young people coming in to replace them. sometimes stars pop up when you least expect it. ten years ago, usain bolt was bursting onto the scene. mo farah was in the middle of the pack with championship races, and now he is right at the front. new talent is coming through britain and we have got some very exciting 200 metre runners. they may well win a gold medal. people at home may not have heard of them yet, but they will have in two weeks time. that is one of the best things about this sport, it is so diverse. male and female, you have got a whole smorgasbord. one of the c

mo farah fights for the silver. and sir mo's track career ends in an agonising finish as he's forced to settle for silver. but as the old guard bid farewell, new stars are born with a gold for the british men in the relay — in the third fastest time in history. good evening. one person has died and at least 19 others have been injured after a car rammed a crowd of people opposing a far—right rally in the us state of virginia. it happened in the city of charlottesville after violent

this track has witnessed yet another piece of mo farah history. his tenth major global title, his most impressive yet. this stadium was built to leave a legacy. sir mo's will last a lifetime. natalie pirks, bbc news, at the london stadium. paula radcliffe is a women's marathon world record holder. a little earlier, she gave her reaction to mo's win. i think of all his world championships and olympics victories, it was probably the one where he was tested and challenged the most. the ugandans and the kenyans, in particular, worked together to really take it to him and test him, and to do as much as they could to try to draw the sting out of him, but they were not good enough to be able to do that. once it got into his territory, he was always in control. he really has that aura of invincibility. i am not sure the others really deep down believe that they can ever beat him. in their minds, they are always racing for second, and that is why they were not capable of really testing him last night. there were also points where they backed off, because i

mo farah won gold last night at the world athletics championships. it was in the 10,000 metres, his last competitive race at the distance. natalie pirks followed the action in stratford. this was the scene of his greatest victory. five years on, london and his family were ready to watch britain's team get off to the perfect start. one more time for mo farah. he adopted his favourite position near the back of the pack. it seemed there was a tagteam of other nations working together to keep him out of the hunt, lap after lap he stayed out of trouble, biding his time, even asking the crowd for more passion. he is realising it. the gauntlet had been laid down. he has before, he has in london... but when he went into the final lap in the lead, it was never in doubt. london's crowd, his crowd, brought him home. what a race, what a legacy. i got a bit emotional at the start, i had to get in the zone and yeah, it has been amazing. it is not only sir mo farah who is saying farewell, the fans are gearing up to say goodbye to the sport's greatest entertainer. u

everyone expecting a great night from surrey mo farah and usain bolt but it was for young british men who stole the limelight. after all the hype, both usain bolt, and sir mo farah missed out on the golden goodbye they were hoping for here at the london stadium. the british team of c] ujah, adam gemili and danny talbot had put nethaneel mitchell—bla ke in a fantastic position for the final leg — bolt, who was running the anchor leg forjamaica, pulled up injured... while mitchell—blake held off america's christian coleman to win britain's second gold of the championships. the crowd erupted to celebrate a truly fantastic performance. ididn't i didn't really know what to do with myself, i couldn't really conceptualise the celebration, so happy for these guys, the crowd, they stayed 45 minutes after we finished running so we could do a lap of honour. i got lost in the moment. it was great fun, something that i will cherish for the rest of my life. being a world championships one thing but being a world champion in your back garden, that's one thing not many people can brag about but

as a result of his incredible achievements on the track, mo farah has become a global star. the pursuit of this dominance means his training also takes on an international dimension. pyrenees 2000, gb training camp. for distance guys. one of the reasons we spend a lot of time here is because the elevation. good facilities. this is what people need in terms of high altitude. back in the days, the kenyans and ethiopians beating everyone. one of the reasons was because they spend so much time at high altitudes. when they come back to sea level, things are easier. i do average 120 miles per week. spending six months of the year away from my family, not being able to see my family, racing, training camps. it is difficult, but if you want to be a champion, stay on top, that is what it takes. eat, sleep, train — nothing more to it. forjessica ennis—hill, the best place to be has always been at home in sheffield in the north of england. herjourney since super saturday has been nothing short of eventful. this is sheffield, your hometown? yes. born here, studied here, did all my t

yes, sirmo farah yes, sir mo farah was unhappy in the press co nfe re nce , yes, sir mo farah was unhappy in the press conference, saying some in the media had dry to destroy his reputation, and he is now concentrating on marathon running. as far as today is concerned, wardrobes of british success, laura muirgoing in the wardrobes of british success, laura muir going in the final of the 5000 metres, chris o‘hair in the men‘s 1500 metres, tom bosworth in the 20 kilometre race walk and it‘s the 400 metres relay finals, britain‘s men‘s and women‘s team involved in that. it hasn‘t always been an easy championships for great britain, they have four medals, the medal is six and if things go their way this evening, they might just six and if things go their way this evening, they mightjust get there. andy, thank you. you can see more on all of today‘s stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:35pm. bye for now. you are watching the bbc news channel. let‘s get more on the far right rally in charlottesville virginia. awoman right rally in charlottesville v

farah, disappointment, no golden goodbye for sir mo farah, having to settle for sir mo farah, having to settle for silver in his final race at a world championships. it has been incredible, and a dozen had back until you actually compete here and finally, after crossing the line and having a couple of minutes to myself, realised this is it. so a case of agony for some but ecstasy for others. a night as unpredictable as it was unforgettable. will jessica is at the london stadium. it sounds like a night of high drama. what a night. exactly, what an evening of absolute drama. i was lucky enough to be in that stadium last night, and the atmosphere was absolutely electric. i think my ears are still ringing, and my voice is a little croa ky from are still ringing, and my voice is a little croaky from cheering on all the athletes last night. it was just incredible. even in the morning session, very, very busy. it will be the busiest session we have had so far at these world championships. all the fans flocked into the stadium to get that glimpse of the legend, usain bolt, as he was running

mo farah, thanks for the silver. there was also disappointment — no golden goodbye for sir mo farah, having to settle for silver in his final race at a world championships. it's been incredible, and it doesn't hit until you actually compete here, and finally, after crossing the line and having a couple of minutes to myself, realise this is it. so a case of agony for some, but ecstasy for others. a night as unpredictable as it was unforgettable. one man who knows how it feels to win relay medals for his country, albeit in the a00m version, is iwan thomas. he was watching the action at the london stadium last night, and he is back there for us this morning. good morning to you. let's kick off on those relay team results. because they were unexpected. how important we re they were unexpected. how important were they for the team's medal tally? so important, for the morale, for the people of london as well. the atmosphere has been great, but it went up to another level last night. i think the girls were really confiden

mo farah says he will ove 1120 m e the headlines. mo farah says he will overcome a leg injury to defend his 5,000 meter title after winning what he described as the toughest race of his life to retain his 10,000 meter crown last night. train companies are warning of significant delays at waterloo station in london for the next three weeks. ten of the station's 19 platforms are closed for major construction work. and on his first official visit to northern ireland, the irish prime minister, has called for unique solutions to preserve the relationship between the uk and the eu after brexit. a british computer expert has appeared before a judge in las vegas, charged with creating software to steal bank details. prosecutors said 23—year—old marcus hutchins had admitted writing and selling the malware code, but his lawyer said his client denied all the charges against him. james cook reports from las vegas. marcus hutchins appeared before a federaljudge in a las vegas courtroom. the prosecution said he had admitted writing computer co

i mention, obviously, usain bolt on the track tonight, and mo farah. i have already done the mo—bot, so it is time for a usain bolt lightning strike. and imagine the scene tonight when that is packed full of people. what a final night it will be. can't wait. so if those lucky people in the stadium and all the people in the stadium and all the people are watching on tv, there is lots of action. let's have a round—up of the key moments. there are six gold medals up for grabs today. the british women's ax100m relay team hope to repeat their bronze medal success at last year's 0lympics. they will be chasing jamaica, who are looking for their third straight title. the final takes place at 9:30pm. katarina johnson—thompson is up again in the women's high jump final. it is a chance for her to make amends after coming seventh in the same event in the heptathlon. it is one of the night's star events. mo farah goes for the double gold, in the final major championship track act of his career. a victory here would see him leave as double world champion, afte

it is gold for mo farah. an incredible sixth world title and a lap of honour with his wife and children. this morning he said that had made it particularly emotional. for me i just wanted to go and celebrate with them because i guess once the track is finished this visit, they are not going to come to another really. it's really good to enjoy time with my family it's really good to enjoy time with myfamily and it's really good to enjoy time with my family and walk around the track, the loving it, the twins were loving it. it was beautiful, i enjoyed it. it's about believing in yourself. if you believe enough in something you can do it. was britain's greatest female athletes believes last night was mo fa rah‘s female athletes believes last night was mo farah's crowning achievement. it makes it special and unique that his first double victory came in this stadium in 2012 tom and how much he's grown and that are of invincibility over the two distances has grown a championships and to culminate here. i think is

he denies those allegations that he has done anything wrong, as does mo farah. remember those russian hackers, they leaked some reports which seem to suggest that there we re which seem to suggest that there were some question marks over some doping results from mo farah since he has been with his coach. he has never failed a he has been with his coach. he has neverfailed a drugs he has been with his coach. he has never failed a drugs test and has denied all the allegations of wrongdoing, which is why he has kept himself away from the media in this his final global track meeting. ahead of the news conference this morning, and the questions came yet again, questioning his association with alberto salazar. what i have achieved is through hard work and sometimes, you guys get to be certain times, because you never write the fact, the fact is over the years, i have achieved through my ha rd years, i have achieved through my hard work, through hard work and pain. he just hard work, through hard work and pain. hejust finds it hard work, through hard work and pain. he

that is sirmo farah. defining images of the day. that is sir mo farah. this is what he was doing at half past six this morning. he didn't finish this track career on top of the world, just on top of the london eye. sir mo farah, ten gold medals. over and out for him. and it is over and out from cross at the london stadium. nice and warm here. here is the rest of the weather. hello there. there is rain in the outlook but it has been a lovely weekend for most of us. blue skies. this was taken in the vale of glamorgan. we have seen fairweather cloud increasing across wales and the south of england. cloud in northern ireland. showers across scotland. a sunny and across northern and eastern parts of england. a lot of the cloud elsewhere will fade. high cloud coming away overnight. thickening cloud across the west. rain by midnight to northern ireland. and south—west scotland, west wales and the south west england by the end of the south west england by the end of the night. it will not be as cold as it was last night. the chances of seeing the metres ——

commentator: mo farah for great britain, it's gold! farah goes for gold in the 10,000 metres tonight in what will be his last major track championships. it's once—in—a—lifetime to have the olympics right on your doorstep, and to do what i did. and then you come back years later and it's the world champs. i'm like, "you know what, i'm going to end it at that track." but while mo farah's back competing here, britain's other stars of 2012 aren't. greg rutherford's injured, jessica ennis—hill now retired. the hosts will have to find some new heroes. one potential candidate is laura muir, who goes in tonight's 1500 metres heats. the british team's target here of six medals will be tough, but they have high hopes. i look at sophie hitchon in the hammer, i look at katarina johnson—thompson in the highjump and the heptathlon, we could go on and on. many of them are young, their futures are ahead of them, and this is a fantastic stage for them to step up in front of a home crowd, excite us and win medals, and i think they will. but, a

everybody keeping everything crossed that sir mo farah can go out ona crossed that sir mo farah can go out on a massive high. olly foster, thank you. gosh, what i wouldn't give to be there! the canadian government has ordered a temporary speed limit for some portugal is battling a new wave of forest fires, with changing winds complicating firefighters' attempts to get them under control. authorities are warning of further blazes in the drought—hit central region. laura westbrook reports. again and again, planes in portugal dropped their notes to try and bring these wildfires under control. on these wildfires under control. on the ground, firefighters are once again battling the smoke and flame, asa again battling the smoke and flame, as a spate of fires has taken hold. they say winds frequently changing direction were complicating there attempts. in this village, residents grabbed garden hoses and buckets of water to try and help exhausted firefighters. but many could only watch as their houses burned. with arsonists believed to be the cause of some of the fires, people are angry. tr

sir mo farah. she‘s had a fantastic breakthrough season, especially indoors, the 24—year—old scottish athlete but in truth, she was always up against it a highly competitive field in the 1500 final. faith kipyegon, as you saw in the report, she won the race and caster semenya, the south african who many feel has an unfair advantage because of her naturally elevated testosterone levels are denying laura muir a bronze medal and she adds to a growing list of british athletes, the likes of holly bradshaw and sophie hitchon, katarina johnson—thompson, who have finished just outside the medals and it means after the fourth day of the world championships, the british tea m world championships, the british team only have one solitary gold medalfrom sir mo team only have one solitary gold medal from sir mo farah. team only have one solitary gold medalfrom sir mo farah. they will hope for a few more, perhaps in the relay and sir mo farah runs again in the 5000 metres at the weekend but when you compa

nope fairy tale —— fairy tale finish for mr mo farah. hello, mo farah's final race at the world athletics coming up... but we're starting with football and english premier league champions chelsea had a nightmare start to the new season as they lost 3—2 at home to burnley, and had two men sent off. it was a famous victory for the clarets, who took until late april to win an away game last season. sam vokes scored twice for them as they went three—nil up. gary cahill had earlier been sent off, and cesc fabregas was also dismissed for the blues who did come back into it thanks in part to a goal from new signing alvaro morata. it was the key moment because we started the game there be well with good intentions. we were dominating at game. then after this tuition, the game changed because they scored a goal. in this moment, i think that we have to improve because we lost oui’ we have to improve because we lost our heads. it's been a difficult week for liverpool, after their star midfielder phillipe coutinho put in a transfer request on

mo farah gave it everything in the 5000 metres, but ethiopiadid what mo farah usually does to the opposition. he did not have enough left in his legs to defend the title. he signed off with a silver medal. so, three medals on the track here last night for great britain. and there could still be yet more successful the british team, because the four by 400 metres relay finals get underway this evening. both the british men's and women's teams are in action. the question is, can they match the success of their sprint relay cou nterpa rts success of their sprint relay counterparts the night? it will be interesting to see. thank you, jess. it was a big day for athletics yesterday, and a big day premier league football as well. the same could be said — there was more drama perhaps around the corner. newcastle united return to the premier league against hotspur, manchester united host west ham at old trafford. yesterday, chelsea we re old trafford. yesterday, chelsea were stunned by burnley in their first game of the season, beaten 3—2 at home. gary cahill was sent off early in the first half.

orsirmo farah. he or sir mo farah. he will turn his attention to the marathon. let's cross live to the london stadium, where we can join jessica creighton. what we got to look forward to today? a real night of drama on the track behind me at the london stadium. there could be yet more success for british athletics this evening. four medals on this final day of competition. in the women's 5000 metres final there will be laura muirand a liz metres final there will be laura muir and a liz mcleod and representing great britain. —— eilish mccolgan. you have to wonder how much rest laura muir would have got in the three days since her heat. she collapsed over the finish line to take fourth, to take place in the final. you just wonder how much that fourth placed finish in the 1500 metres really took their toll on her. for mccolgan, she was very impressive in her 5000 metres heat. she was just eight hundredths ofa heat. she was just eight hundredths of a second away from equalling her mum's time. both new and mccolgan go off at 7:35pm. also for great britain tonight

mo farah is going to win it! he is a one—man world superpower! it is a gold medal for mo farah! a lap of honour with his wife and children, and this morning, he said that made it particularly emotional. this morning, ijust wanted to go and celebrate with them. because this is it. i will be able to enjoy time with my family. they were all loving it, it was just beautiful. i really enjoyed it. it's about believing in yourself. if you believe enough in something, you can do it. and one of britain's's greatest female athletes believes last night was mo farah‘s crowning achievement. it makes it special and unique that his first double victory came this stadium in 2012. how much he has grown over the two distances and a championships and to culminate here, i think he's going to be walking away, thinking, am i doing the right walking away from the track? this evening is all about another start taking his final bow. usain bolt described his performance last night is very bad, last night as very bad, but he still won it. there he goes. a shake of the head said it all, though. usain bol

that final takes place on saturday for sir mo farah it will round off his final. track championships with another title, sophie. andy, thank you. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here is evan. and on newsnight, no—one can forget our mps‘ expenses scandal, well there are some details of eu commission expenses out today. they say it's all reasonable. we'll ask if they're right. join me now on bbc hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tulsen tollett. botswana runner isaac makwala is through to the men's aoom final, just hours after qualifying for the semis — by himself! he won 10,000m gold now mo farah has the double in his sights again, as he qualifies for the 5,000m final. and england's women get their rugby world cup defence underway with a crushing win over spain. news of that england win and the other home nations results on the opening day in dublin — but first it's been another eventful day at the world athletics championships in london where olly foster is ready to bring us up to speed on everything along with the continuing and quite amazing story

it is gold for mo farah! it remains the nation's solitary gold and solitary medal. jamaica are also experiencing an unexpected lack of success. experiencing an unexpected lack of success. bolt gets a pretty good start... usain bolt's final individual race last weekend in endedin individual race last weekend in ended in a bronze. tonight represents a chance to go out with the bang he so desires and so deserves. it is justin gatlin, right at the death! for british athletes yesterday was another day of close calls. asher—smith broke herfoot in feathery and only started running again injune. it was britain's fifth fourth placed finish at the championships, but this was quite finished. and dina asher-smith fourth. iici missed out on a bronze by seven one hundredths, it feels a lot. i am quite frustrated, but at the same time on reflection i am really ha p py the same time on reflection i am really happy to have done a 22.2, so yes —— to see i. really happy to have done a 22.2, so yes -- to see i. elsewhere,