the halfway stage great britain had a five—point lead. it was a physical match from start to finish and the americans kept piling on the pressure but with a seven—point lead going into final quarter great britain had the momentum. their skill and speed too much for the americans and so when the final buzzer went there were crowned world champions for the first time ever. an impressive final score line being the americans 79 points to 62. we are working our buts on every day. they say he's going to work to stop us. i say hate they cannot stop us. we definitely feel relieved. we just stepped it up another gear. we always seem to do that. whenever our backs are against the wall we always seem to step up and that's what we did in the fourth quarter. one of the biggest stages of the mall and shows what characters. an historic moment for their british team a gold to add to their british team a gold to add to the silver that was won by the women's team yesterday. just two yea rs women's team yesterday. just two years to go until to tokyo 2020

because that for great britain in berlin. there'll be a brand new para—sport on track for the european championships this week. race running is an adapted discipline for athletes with severe mobility issues. miriam walker—khan went to meet a national race running champion to find out more. six years ago, rafi solaiman was just a regular 12—year—old. he loved football, running and playing on his scooter. until one day his life was turned upside down by a brain haemorrhage. he fell unconscious. got him to the hospital. his heart had stopped by then but they managed to get it restarted. we were told he was locked in, that he could probably hear and would understand what was going on. could not move. that was really distressing for us all. rafi was in hospital for almost one year. and gradually began to recover but was left unable to walk and talk properly. he tried out several sports to help his recovery, like wheelchair basketball and para football. but he was either too physically able or struggled with his balance. th

it is katie archibald who will lead off on the opening lap for great britain. great start, straight as an arrow out of the gate, arms locked, driving it forward. the crowd have really come alive here. this big turn that katie archibald does out of the gate is quite unusual. takes a long, gets everyone settled into position. a pacey start for great britain. laura kenny is behind katie archibald in second place. kenny'sjob is to raise kenny's job is to raise the kenny'sjob is to raise the pace. studio: if you want to follow all the action from the sir chris hoy velodrome at the european championships, you can head to bbc two or follow all the action at the bbc sport ‘s website. we will have more sport for you later. scorching hot day in the south—east today. temperatures got up to 33 degrees in surrey. and we have a very warm weekend on the way, also around 30 degrees. for most of us, it is going to be sunny. a bit of cloud here and there, maybe a few spots of rain, but that is pretty much it. once again, it is going to be very warm. temperatures in the south

yes, aled davies started up the run of gold medals in berlin for great britain. britain have one six gold medals, a brilliant achievement since it has been very hot. bear with me well i ta ke been very hot. bear with me well i take you through the gold medallist. it was the first time at a major championships that rate running has featured in the paralympics programme and great britain dominated in both the men and the women. a brilliant show of what is still to come for race running and hopefully featuring in paralympics to come. there was gold for the vetera ns to come. there was gold for the veterans of the team, dan greaves and graeme ballard in the sprint events. also pa ralympic and graeme ballard in the sprint events. also paralympic champion sophie hahn won gold in the 200 metres. earlier when i caught up with aled davies after winning the gold medal in the discus event, this is what he had to say about his performance. this year has been such a tough year, i haven't competed that much. i decided that if i sat at home and give up a title without at home a

all of a sudden, britain, great britain have a sprint star. not in the making, she is actually doing it on the track at the europeans with tokyo just a couple of years away. the olympics then will be firmly on the horizon of dina asher smith. what a run, great to bring you that live on the bbc news channel. if you wa nt live on the bbc news channel. if you want more athletics, don‘t forget you can cross to bbc one where they are showing the final night in berlin life. that‘s all from me, we will be back later on. thanks for that, chris, we havejust lost all oui’ that, chris, we havejust lost all our viewers! cornwall is "struggling to cope" with "unprecedented mass tourism" this summer according to visit cornwall, the county‘s tourist board. it said that it has actively stopped promoting two beaches because of problems caused by overcrowding. porthcurno beach and kynance cove, traditionally quieter beauty spots, have seen an influx of visitors after social media promotion. local people said traffic gridlock was making some communities

great britain's women will face either the netherlands or china in tomorrow's final. it is absolutely amazing. the first time we have ever got to the championship final, and after a game where everyone worked so well together against a strong german side, i couldn't be any happier. britain's men also made it thorugh to the world championships final after beating iran 86 points to 63 in their semi—final. they'll face rio 2016 paralympic champions, the usa in sunday's final. doesn't feel real. haven't many words at the minute, feels amazing. the first time in 16 years that this tea m the first time in 16 years that this team has got to a final so no matter what happens we can go into that game and make history. we will be hoping to go one better and we are going in with full confidence and still believes that we can challenge for the gold medal. there s been further success for great britain at the canoeing world championships in portugal with lizzie broughton and jeanette chipping—ton claiming silver and bronze medals. it takes the british team s total to five with

and we ve heard there s news on the great britain captain ade tell us more? yes, disappointing news for dai green. he hoped to compete for britain for the first time since 2013. but he felt a tightness in his hamstring while warming up and decided to pull out of the hurdlings. dai green was a common wealth and world champion between 2010 and 2011. but since that victory he has been hampered by injury and illness. british athletic s injury and illness. british athletic ssaid he injury and illness. british athletic s said he was a brilliant captain and hoped he will continue to inspire the team. nick miller qualified for the hammer final. inspire the team. nick miller qualified for the hammerfinal. two yea rs qualified for the hammerfinal. two years ago, he didn't even make the final. but now he is a commonwealth games gold medallist and a british record holder and produced the third longest throw this year. the highlights tomorrow will be the sprints with the 100 metres. zharnel hughes is the joint fastest man in europe and he races tomorrow. thank you. it's b

great britain's para—swimmers won eight more medals on the third day of the european championships in dublin. maisie summers—newton and bethany firth both taking their second golds of the event. with more, here's kate grey. it's been another record—breaking night for maisie summers—newton. she was crowned european champion in the sp six 100 metres breaststroke, as well as breaking her own record. a remarkable achievement for the 16—year—old, she has also had to deal with the pressure of her gcs ease, and she will be hoping for more success on results day. i'm quite nervous, but this week's just made it even better, taking my mind off it. there'll be more tomorrow, so off it. there'll be more tomorrow, so hopefully will go well. in vs off it. there'll be more tomorrow, so hopefully will go well. in v514 100 so hopefully will go well. in vs 14 100 metres backstroke, bethany firth w011 100 metres backstroke, bethany firth won her second gold of the championships. despite having to ove 1120 m e championships. despite having to overcome a broken ankle in shoulder injury over the

united kingdom of great britain and ireland. and finally, you have the british isles encompassing everything in this blue circle. the republic of ireland. and the aisle of man and many islands. any of us is not the president of the united states. >> people call it britain, they call it great britain, they used to call it england. but the uk, great respect. >> and that is thing two in 60 seconds. >>> donald trump owns a golf course if scotland you think he would have a decent understanding. weirdly, trump has had a really, really tough time with uk geography, he once told, you don't hear the word britain anymore. you have different names, you can say england, you can say uk, you can say united kingdom. i always say which one do you prefer. last month's nato trip, he told the sun, he prefers england. >> it is so true. you don't hear england anymore. last night trump was in pennsylvania and he brought up uk once again. >> i have great respect for the uk, united kingdom. people call it britain, they call it great britain, they used

it was producing great britain that produced in great britain after the boycotts against the coercive act. the varioushere is imagery and attitudes towards , involved ined political activity. what were they doing? they were signing their own non-importation agreement. even to north carolina. this really happened. some women and even 10, north carolina got together and signed an agreement saying they would not import british goods. what does that tell you? it tells you that the women were literate, right? women were illiterate in north atrica, not universally but least 50% of all white women could read. well, what else does this image tell you? people in britain were aware that women in america were participating in political activities. yes. then the story gets more complicated. comment on want to how these women are depicted? what they look like? with the attitude of the printmaker was towards these political women? these female politicians? yes? loud. >> they don't appear very ladylike. roasemarie: good. they don't appear ladylike. this woman looks like a man. right? politics is a m

there was also gold for great britain's thomas young in the men's t38100 metres. that completes the sprint double for young as he won the t38 200 metres yesterday. quite a weekend for the 18—year—old. great britain added a third gold medal in the final event of the day in the universal ax100 metres — led home by nathan maguire. that's the 20th gold great britain have won in the championships — second only to poland who top the medal table with 26 gold. it isjust twice it is just twice as good now. it isjust twice as good now. now i have got it and i am so happy at what i have achieved. i knew i could have a good achievement and i am proud of my achievements. british kaya ker lizzie broughton has claimed the first major title of her career with gold on the final day of the canoe sprint world championships in portugal. the 30—year—old won silver over 1,000 metres on friday but went one better today with gold in the k15,000 metres. broughton is a marathon distance specialist and only began competing in the sprints last year. she enjoyed quite a battle wit

gold on the track for great britain in the last few moments. last night of the track at the european athletics championships in berlin. laura muir has won gold in the 1500. ade adedoyin is there. ade, you were watching talk us through the race. fantastic performance, really led from the gun, mist a couple of commonwealth games to finish her degree, trying to achieve a first year at the olympic stadium, to become the first briton ever to win a european title and did it in athletic style. terrific victory, first woman, not even dame kelly holmes did this. really gutsy performance to claim the bronze medal, and this is the reaction afterwards by laura muir. medal, and this is the reaction afterwards by laura muiri medal, and this is the reaction afterwards by laura muir. i knew a lot of the girls had a good finish, i thought, the longer i leave it, the better it will be, i knew i could run hard from a long way out. so much going behind me. 1—2 on the board, seeing that... yes, to review performance by laura muir. women's four by 100 m relay was

there's more gold for great britain at the european championships. adam peaty and co win the mixed 4x100 metre medley relay in record time. the final evening of competition in the sir chris hoy velodrome sees silver for katie archibald in the women's omnium. aston villa are in trouble off the pitch, but on it they impressed, winning their first game of the championship season at hull city. and the new british open champion, georgia hall, has the sport of golf in her hands. i have always dreamt of winning this, i started golf at the age of seven but to do it now at 22 is incredible. hello and welcome to sportsday. at the inaugual european championships, which are taking place in glasgow and berlin, 13 gold medals were up for grabs today. great britain got one of them, but there was plenty of other success too. with news of all of it, here's our reporterjoe lynskey. well, there's just one session of track cycling left in glasgow's velodrome now. the last evening there saw katie archibald miss out on the title in the women's omnium. the briton did take

gold for great britain. laura muir was trying to make her own history, a chance to achieve a first on the track. no british woman had ever won the european 1500 metres title. laura muir winning the gold medal in a fast time. two medals for britain and what a way for laura muir to win herfirst senior outdoor title. a golden night for this new golden generation. it wasn't only in berlin where youth delivered. cunningham winning his first title in the men's floor in glasgow. and where experience faltered, 19—year—old rhys mcclenaghan representing ireland kept his cool to add european commonwealth title to his commonwealth title to his commonwealth gold. this inaugural european games have been dubbed the mini 0lympics, a chance to showcase talent, and it has refused a standout performances with performances the match is the fashion macro to match. —— to match. manchester city started the defence of their premier league title today. match of the day 2 follows the news with highlights of today's matches, b

britain and northern ireland made up of great britain, plus northern ireland. and finally you have the british isles, encompassing everything in the blue circle. okay, got all that? as i said, it can be confusing and any of us, myself included, could get mixed up. but any of us is not the president of the united states. >> people call it britain, they call it great britain, they call it -- they used to call it england, different parts. but the uk, great respect. >> that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. . [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event. sfx: [cell phone dialing] no. no, no, no, no, no. cancel. cancel. please. aaagh! being in the know is a good thing. that's why discover will alert you if your social security number is found on any one of thousands of risky sites. when mit rocked our world.ailed we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they took care of everything a to z. having insurance is something everyone ne

great britain with it. netherlands second. 37.8 four. not a bad little run out. just outside the championship record. britain's four by 100 m men through, chance that britain could win the gold in the men's and women's. in half an hour, laura muir will attempt to do what no british female has ever won, when the 1500 meter gold, not even dame kelly holmes has done that. what a night it could be on the track. enjoy the last night. mixed fortunes for britain's gymnasts at the european championships. max whitlock missed out making an uncharacteristic mistake but britain found gold on the floor in glasgow as holly hamilton reports. final day, final gold rush, five british gymnasts competing in a final in the men's apparatus, first up, dominic cunningham on the floor with a near—perfect routine. up, dominic cunningham on the floor with a near-perfect routine. he's coming of age! nervous wait for the school followed. follow that, coming of age! nervous wait for the schoolfollowed. follow that, if coming of age! nervous wait for the school followed. follow that, if you

and in sport, great britain miss out ona and in sport, great britain miss out on a medal byjust two points in the women's medicine. denmark took gold. better news from a the men's elimination race, return your winning gold. the 20—year—old beat his portuguese opponent in the final sprint. it was britain's fourth gold medal on the track. and stan kroenke, already owns 67% of arsenal, has made an offer to buy the rest of the club and it looks like the other big shareholder is willing to sell. the arsenal supporters' trust has describe —— described it as a dreadful day for the club. more sport at half past two. conservative party chairman brandon lewis has asked borisjohnson to apologise for comments he made about muslim women who wear face veils. in his newspaper column, borisjohnson said women wearing burkas "look like letter boxes" and "bank robbers". let's go live to westminster and our political correspondent. the pressure really increasing on borisjohnson now? the pressure really increasing on boris johnson now? can be absolutely. this intervention today from a very senior membe

there was also gold for great britains thomas young in the men's t38100 metres. that completes the sprint double for young as he won the t38 200 metres yesterday. quite a weekend for the 18—year—old. great britain added a third gold medal in the final event of the day in the universal 4x100 metres, led home by nathan maguire. that's the 20th gold great britain have won in the championships, second only to poland who top the medal table with 26 gold. we didn't have a medal target, didn't have any real figures in we didn't have a medal target, didn't have any realfigures in my head. i thought let's come out here, as an established athlete, let's come out here and see how we get on. the 20 medals are excellent. we know some of the events we didn't have a lot of depth and we know it doesn't relate to the global stage, but it has been good to cycle. british kayaker lizzie broughton has claimed the first major title of her career with gold on the final day of the canoe sprint world championships in portugal. the 30—year—old won silver over 1000m on friday but w

it's was a great final night on the track for great britain at the european athletics championships. asher smith, who'd already won the 100 and 200 metres titles, ran the anchor leg in the sprint relay. and she timed her surge to the line to perfection to take the gold for great britain, passing germany, switzerland and netherlands on the way. she becomes the first women since katrin krabbe in 1990 to win a hat—trick of golds in the two sprints and the relay. so proud to have done it. it is something you aim for. you never know if it will be possible. you don't know what shape your competitors are in. you don't know how the relay will happen. that is why everyone loves them. you don't know what will happen. i am grateful and thankful. to represent our country and come with the gold medal is so great. the men's relay team followed up with a gold of their own, in the final event of the competition in berlin. that sealed a golden relay double for the british team and with five medals in total on sunday it meant great britain finished top of the athletics table with 18in all — seven

day five there and great britain claimed the only gold medal decided out on the track in the morning session — david devine winning that in the 5000—metres. kate grey is in berlin for us. kate — a good morning. have we had a good evening too? it has been a slightly quieter evening for the british team with regard to gold medals, but plenty of other medals for the british team. a busy day for holly, who won a bronze. a new personal best distance. —— collie mating. —— holly maton. a good day at the office for holly maton, two bronze medals within the space of a few hours. has also been a silver for rhys hours. has also been a silver for rhstones in the t 37100 metres. plenty of medals over the course of the day, but let's focus on the gold medalfrom earlier. david ervine, winning his first european title in berlin and i am pleased to say he joins me now. david, thank you for coming to speak to us. as it sank in now that you are a european champion? how are you feeling? really good. after coming second in the 1500 i wanted to get the win today. i'd make you were holding al

i want you to -- one of the transcript the book is france versus great britain. this line explain this. "one can only guess whether who inon and monroe, their day were stalwarts of minimalist government -- i will repeat that, stalwarts of minimalist government, would see things in the same light as paine." what do you mean by that and what is the difference between a a monroe, and a washington, and a hamilton. what did you mean? john: i meant that paine unlike jefferson and monroe, favored a stronger central government. in fact, during -- in the period before the revolutionary war, not after thewas revolutionary war, it was after the battle of yorktown. in the last couple of years before peace was negotiated and the country was broke. washington got hold of robert morse, the financier of the united states at the time. pay paine too write on behalf of a stronger central government. paine was like prostituting himself in doing this. in many essays previously, he had advocated a stronger central government. that is what i meant. he steadfastly through his to a state

united kingdom of great britain and ireland. and finally, you have the british isles encompassing everything in this blue circle. the republic of ireland. and the aisle of man and many islands. any of us is not the president of the united states. >> people call it britain, they call it great britain, they used to call it england. but the uk, great respect. >> and that is thing two in 60 seconds. i tried the patch. they didn't work for me. i didn't think anything was going to work for me until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. i needed that to quit. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking or allergic and skin reactions which can be life-threatening. stop chantix

it is gold to great britain! peaty‘s breaststroke leg in the four by 100 metres medley relay helped britain reel in the russians. confidence is clearly high. i knew if i was on about 50, he was going down anyway, so all i had to do was hold my ground. and get back to these boys. things were going rather well in the diving, too. jack laugher‘s final work in the three metre springboard final earned him his second gold of the championships. britain's most successful driver in historyjust keeps getting better. i really wanted to come here and prove myself and to see that all come up and to see me in first place, i wanted to cry. they are away. a different kind of dive is required for the triathlon, but it is no less taxing. jess learmonth was the defending champion and was leading, but nicola spirig from switzerland overtook her as they entered the final run. silver, then forjessica learmonth. well, it was not just about water today, while britain's divers, triathletes and swimmers toughed it out, british athlete

great britain won three gold medals on the penultimate day of competition at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. hannah cockcroft beat teammate and rival carrie adenegan in the t34 800 metres in a championship record time. it was wheel—to—wheel the whole way but cockroft held on to take the title. sophie hahn and thomas young were the other gold medallists.

great britain i can tell one anecdote. great britain was in such bad shape that the day congress finished passing lend lease, roosevelt asked in a message or it up on capitol hill as soon as possible, drive it to the white house, deliver it to him. and then he promptly signed another document to release money to great britain. i think i really conveys how powerful lend lease was. >> hi, sorry i came late. you might've covered the beard i apologize. you made reference to your times to an entity called the conservative coalition. i have not heard of that is a formal infantry before appeared are you talking about an organization or simply talking about an amorphous group of conservatives? >> appreciate that question because i should've explained it. i did explain it before you came in. you get a tardy slip for that. thank you for the question. the conservative coalition was the group on capitol hill that consisted of republicans who of course were in fdr and conservative president democrats are western democrats who are becom

athletics championship, great britain's dina asher—smith will be hoping for more at the diamond league event in birmingham this weekend. after her 100 metre, 200 metre, and four by 100 metre successes in berlin, asher—smith will race in the 200 in birmingham tomorrow and this — the 200 metres — is the european title and performance she feels most proud of... the most special moment for me, that is what you mean, running 21.8, full stop 21.8. that brings a smile to my face. 0bviously having running when i was 1922.0, face. 0bviously having running when iwas1922.0, in face. 0bviously having running when i was 1922.0, in really hot beijing, in that race were basically everybody, you know, it was an insane race —— when i was 19, running 22.0. and you can watch all the action from birmingham — inclduing the last appearance from britain's olympic and world long jump champion greg rutherford — on bbc one from 1.15.

the cold war, and maybe he will let great britain be part of the common market. key west is where this first got sorted out. ofthat era, the privilege being the first foreign leader to me a new president of the united states went to the prime minister of canada. mcmillan was to be kennedy's second foreign visitor. but the two leaders were supposed to meet for the first time in washington, d.c., not key west, and in april, not in march, but instead, kennedy sent an urgent message to him, asking him to interrupt his west indian vacation to fly 4.5 hours to key west from trinidad. in that era, even the british had a fire around cuba. for lunch at the key west naval base. now, it may surprise you that kennedy was not summoning the british leader to key west to discuss castro's cuba. which is fabulous and you're always reminded of it here, only 90 miles away. no, he wanted to talk about a problem 9000 miles away. the most important foreign-policy issue facing john f. kennedy when he came to office involved the landlocked southeast asian monarchy called laos. quote, la

for bronze. —— no gold for great britain here. the final day of competition and are in edinburgh, more twists and turns in the diving pool. in the woman's three metres synchronised, great britain came achingly close to adding to their medal haul. topping the leaderboard with just one dies the leaderboard with just one dies the goal, but then this happened... 0h, the goal, but then this happened... oh, no! no medal, but britain's divers will still look back on his championships as a success. holly hamilton, bbc news, glasgow. and in golf... tthe final round at the uspga championship in missouri is under way — no realistic british challengers but tiger woods is four off the lead. challengers but tiger woods is four you can follow that on the bbc sport website. 0lly on the bbc sport website., thank you. fellow writers have been paying tribute to the british nobel prize winner, sir v s naipaul, who's died at his home in london. sir v s naipaul, who's died his best—known books include a house for mr biswas, a bend in the river and

great britain finished on top of the athletics medals table and it was a big day for sweden's armand's du plessis two he took home gold in the men's pole vault final clearing a height of six point zero five meters a new personal best for the eighteen year old and also in under twenty world record you're watching t.v. news coming to you live from berlin we have more for you at the top of the hour and you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's at d w dot com sumi we'll be with you at the top of the next hour thanks for . the letter we want. when do we want it now eighty percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship listening. audience.

government extend a major loan to great britain. something that was really important to the british, facing a major financial crisis. truman did embrace the loan. he supported the loan. but it engendered tremendous amounts of republican criticism, and truman took this electoral victory for what it was, and it was a commitment by the american people and the republicans to focus on what we will now -- what we would now call "america first." but as i claimed in my talk last night, in early 1947, truman became aware of the huge transformation of conditions going on in the world. he understood the need to shore up the anglo american presence in the eastern mediterranean. when the british announced they were pulling out of the eastern mediterranean, and would not support greece or the turks, both of whom were under pressure, truman understood the worsening economic situation in western europe in early 1947. and of course, he announced the truman doctrine in march 1947, and he followed this up in june of 1947 by supporting marshall's famou

the advantage of great britain is going back, two real things, having a magna carta and so forth. great britain is not a hugely rich country and they have had over 1000 years to conserve and produce the edification and whatever. so the difficulty there is not the will, sometimes it is the resources. it is interesting to go back and forth, that is to say family history at both sides and looking at the great documents, the bill of rights and so forth. it is accessible on both sides. it is a wide range that you have to go onward for great britain, where the focus here is in a smaller range. and i like the difference. >> a practical point on collection of care is we expect a little bit from buildings and the use of buildings which is something that we were talking about at lunch, it is something that i talk about with the uk and palaces like buckingham palace. it has been 50 years in development, collection care has been very much promoted by english heritage and the national trust. which are not occupied, and is something which is growing greatly certainly in the collections that i l

in their race and those results meant that great britain finished top of the medals table and it was a big day for sweden sweden's amanda plant is he took home gold in the men's pole vault final clearing the heights of six point zero five metres a new personal best for the eighteen year old and also an under twenty world record . and in windsurfing spain came top spots in both the men's and women's world cup with discipline event. picked up a third consecutive victory in the canaries to claim the outright lead in the overall standings and in the men's three time wave world champion victor finance has stormed to victory. and those beautiful pictures we end this broadcast of the w. live from berlin thank you for watching. fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them was a plant who didn't completely true. the learning is that the children who have already been the boy and those that will follow are part of a new how. they could be the future of. columbia. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made mine.

and great britain take home seven medals on the fourth day of action at the world para—swimming european championships in dublin. hello and welcome to sportsday. rangers made sure theyjoined celtic in next week's europa league play—offs, showing plenty of grit and determination against maribor in slovenia this evening. it may have finished goalless but, as patrick gearey reports, rangers boss steven gerrard won't mind the scoreline. this is as close as he gets to a midfield these days but the first season midfield these days but the first seasonis midfield these days but the first season is going well. rangers are unbeaten in a month and 3—1 up. they we re unbeaten in a month and 3—1 up. they were largely toothless on the pitch. just when the goalkeeper has to be at his most alert, as he was here. 36, he has seen that trick before. they grew more urgent after the break but only occasionally did rangers give them a glimpse and macgregor shut them out. a ricochet away and they got one last go at beating macgregor. it was their last chance and macgregor had the last word. like his bos

, our great britain. more than 14,000 personnel deployed on operations around the globe. with 19,000 preparing to deploy or at readiness to respond. currently they are in the north atlantic commanding and directing antisubmarine warfare operations, keeping an eye on the undersea cables that underpin our on-line systems. they are on the eastern fringes of europe too, supporting nato's deterrence against a resurgent russia, policing the black sea, the baltic and icelandic skies and leading nato's presence in estonia. in march, i visited our troops close to the estonian border with russia. i was struck but not surprised by how many locals still saw britain as a liberator and protector. willing to stand up for their freedom as we have so often done in the past. our people are not just in estonia, they are in poland too, proudly operating side by side with a u.s. group. it underlines the ever increasing integration of our forces who serve and train together regularly, so they can fight together seamlessly. you

great britain's katie archibald wasn't able to defend her european omnium title in glasgow. she was beaten by dutch world champion kirsten wild despite winning the elimination race, the third of the four omnium events. that brings archibald's medal tally to three after claiming gold in the team pursuit and silver in the individual pursuit earlier in the championships. once i realised that i didn't have it, it switched off and then you think you are going to have to go forth lap gains and it was a bit of a non— race because gold was unachievable and silver was already done so it was kind of this horrible, i can't go there, there is nothing to defend here, what am i doing? so, yeah, a bit dejected. britain's ethan hayter won a dramatic bronze alongside ollie wood in the madison, to claim his third medal of the championships. the pair took the final sprint of the 200 lap race, worth double points, to move themselves onto the podium. hayter also got bronze in the pursuit as well a gold in the omnium. quite a few days for him! there was disappointment for great britain's jack c

britain so it feels great to be part of this way where we are all pushing ourselves up the world rankings. it feels good. - our at—bat, hughes came out in one in the championship, not bad considering he felt a cramp in his ca lf considering he felt a cramp in his calf and had a disqualification in the champions earlier this year. calf and had a disqualification in the champions earlier this yearlj am happy to see we could go out there and show the world we are capable. and i am really happy to see asher—smith able to come out here tonight and get the victory for great britain. two golds thus far. prescod got the silver medal and duckworth will be going for gold in the decathlon tomorrow and he leaves at the halfway stage. there was more success for the swimmers too this evening. adam peaty qualified for the final of the 50 metres breaststroke with a championships record. and there was gold for the women's 4 by 200 metre freestyle relay. freya anderson completing the victory to take her 2nd relay gold of the championships, at only 17 years of age. duncan scott won 200m freestyle gold.

france and great britain destroyed them last year you know what the u.s. answers we never said that france did the chemical weapons provocation which is being prepared is aimed at keeping al nasra they're counting on using it against the so-called regime as they call it it's do or die for the jihad ists rebels nowhere left to run nothing left to lose and their spot. says the west the gulf which have pumped billions upon billions of dollars into a cause that's on its last legs damascus and moscow a trying to work out a deal to reduce perhaps avoid the bloodshed but the job and up for it syria russia adamant this swamp of terror and zealotry has no future at the. group which are this is the last place for the terrorists say from all points of view this abscess should be removed of course what everybody's fearful of is escalation given the us russian military buildup in the region everyone has a gun pointed at each other and given that this is it the final act of the syrian war the urge to shoot might just be overwhelming you know while civilians are fleeing

they see the former prime minister of great britain on stage. sitting next to him is the president of the united states, harry truman. it certainly is a world platform and what you see is something of great significance. in the speech, he outlines the united states and british alliance and says that even in peace time, we must continue the anglo american relationship. he outlines his strategic concept as he puts it.this page in the speech is very interesting. it's the only original typewritten speech, it's not a carbon copy with notes on it. this is the thesis of the iron curtain speech outlining the strategic objective, too many notes at the last minute that she had to retype it in total. that's why there are slightly different type fonts. he talks about war and tyranny, the two marauders and the destruction of war. he outlines and gives a history of world war ii, the aftermath, the lingering impacts in his great rhetorical style. he talks about methods for achieving peace through the united nations in his speech, he outlines that's the way to

as prime minister of great britain, he stayed in the white house several times during world war ii. the bombing of pearl harbor. the prime minister arrived on december 22, was present for christmas, and with president roosevelt on the south portico, the national christmas tree was lit. along with the president, the prime minister delivered a brief message broadcast around the nation and the world. nearing the end of his remarks, he said, let the children have their night of fun and laughter. let the gifts of father christmas delight their play. let us grown-ups share to the full in their unstinted pleasures before we turn again to the stern task and formidable years that lie before us. resolve that by our sacrifice enduring, these same children shall not be robbed of their inheritance or denied their right to live in a free and decent world. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> tonight, american history tv is in prime time. we'll show you our coverage of the white house historical association's presidential site summit with a discussion on presidents in history and memory, featurin

great britain's sophie hahn claimed her first european 200m title at the world para—athletics european championships today — and that puts her in line for a sprint double, when she goes in the 100m on saturday. hahn's victory was one of six golds for great britain on thursday and our reporter kate grey is in berlin for us. it has been a golden day for the british team here in berlin with six athletes being crowned european champions. it was the more experienced members that delivered once again with davis, graham away in their respective events. as the race running a solo show. the first time it's been included in the para— athletics programme and the british athletes certainly dominated. canada w011 athletes certainly dominated. canada won the men's event and hannah won the women's. she don't know why this kind of sport deserves this recognition. it's about several balls a and really severe disabilities getting in the stage, it's about a little kid having a dream. iwas 19, it's about a little kid having a dream. i was 19, but i felt two yea rs old dream. i was 19, but i felt two y

great britain is sending a tea m them. great britain is sending a team of 2a summers to dublin, including le simmons, whose back following a break after the rio paralympics. she will face a 15—year—old rival, while commonwealth rival —— champion will be able to build on success and bring plenty of experience to the team. i feel like i was living up to a lot of athletes and now i'm kind of switched over and they are looking up to me so it is changed dramatically. my goal is to always inspire the kids as well and i always if they questions come to because i tell them. the freshfaced teen ina because i tell them. the freshfaced teen in a new president of a british para summing will hope success will follow in a new resume british para summing will hope successful following for a lot of children, there's nothing more embarrassing than their dad trying to dance. but dancing is a great way of getting fit, so a group of men in brighton have decided to shrug off the shame. and they've become so confident that they've perfo

in their race and those results meant that great britain finished top of the medals table and it was a big day for sweden sweden's amanda plant is he took home gold in the men's four vault final clearing heights of six point zero five meters a new personal best for the eighteen year old and also an under twenty world record . and in windsurfing spain came top spots in both the men's and women's world cup wave discipline event in bali on one end all picked up a third consecutive victory in the canaries to claim the outright lead in the overall standings and in the men's a three time wave world champion victor friend than does the strong to victory. and those beautiful pictures we end this broadcast of b.w. live from berlin and thank you for watching.

there was also gold for great britains thomas young in the men's t38100 metres. that completes the sprint double for young as he won the t38 200 metres yesterday. quite a weekend for the 18—year—old. great britain added a third gold medal in the final event of the day in the universal 4x100 metres — led home by nathan maguire. that's the 20th gold great britain have won in the championships — second only to poland who top the medal table with 26 gold. the catalans dragons players have returned home to a heroes welcome after pulling off one of the biggest upsets in rugby league history. these were the scenes at the airport as steve mcnamara's players touched down in france — they beat warrington wolves at wembley to win their first challenge cup yesterday. no team from outside england had ever won the trophy in its 122—year history. that's all the sport for now. in the football chelsea now lead newcastle 2—1 and fulham have extended their lead — they are now 11—2 up over burnley. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. th

it's another golden day for great britain on day two of the european para—athletics championships. and where once he dazzled, bolt now looks to prove the doubters wrong. hello and welcome to sportsday. england's cricketers stand on the brink of defeat in the third test against india, despite managing to take the match into a fifth and final day. a maiden test century from jos buttler had given the home fans some hope, before the wickets began to fall at trent bridge. patrick gearey reports. this test match will go into a fifth day but india will inevitably win it with needing just one wicket to do so. with needing just one wicket to do so. england suffered batting colla pses. so. england suffered batting collapses. jennings caught behind. alastair cook caught in the slips sparking doubts about how much longer he will go on in this england side. 0llie pope, another caught in the slips. ben stokes and jos buttler showed resistance, stokes to his slowest test 50 just after tea. the real starjos buttler going for his maiden test century. an innings that shows his maturity as a test bat