i commonwealth games. tradition innovatina . , commonwealth games. tradition innovatinu. , , commonwealth games. tradition innovating-— innovating. i truly believe that cricket has _ innovating. i truly believe that cricket has the _ innovating. i truly believe that cricket has the power - innovating. i truly believe that cricket has the power to i innovating. i truly believe that i cricket has the power to influence and to set the example of how to be inclusive. unfortunately, we have gone through a period in the last couple of years which has been really uncomfortable and it's been hard for everyone involved in cricket. we all have to take a look at ourselves and be better. sadly, the band—aid had to be ripped off to uncover a lot of these truths. to then be able to move forward. broadening cricket participation in britain is a long—standing ambition at the chance to shine charity. the commonwealth games, it believes, could have a big impact. the england is such a diverse country, having these role models for young girls will be an amazing op

games _ people think about the commonwealth games he _ people think about the commonwealth games. he is 72 members of the number— games. he is 72 members of the number of— games. he is 72 members of the number of people have been about it, it's time _ number of people have been about it, it's time for— number of people have been about it, it's time for them to put their hand up it's time for them to put their hand up in— it's time for them to put their hand up in bed — it's time for them to put their hand up in bed it— it's time for them to put their hand up in bed. it stimulated by what they've — up in bed. it stimulated by what they've seen and experienced while they've seen and experienced while they spend their time in birmingham stop by— they spend their time in birmingham stop by featuring athletes of all ages. _ stop by featuring athletes of all ages, scotland is one the gold and from _ ages, scotland is one the gold and from all— ages, scotland is one the gold and from all corners of the commonwealth. above all, perhaps, burning _ commonwealth. above all,

now it is my pleasure and honour to open the commonwealth e sports forum and the very first commonwealth e sports championship. thank you. it means a huge amount to each of the video games and the e sports in their categories. it means a huge amount to the communities, the players, because it is recognition, it is prestige, it is something different, it is like a medal, and your country, and your friends, and your family. their parents are not going to realise until these kids go, look, mum, i won this. where? at the commonwealth games. the sporting world has embraced us, we are embracing them. the possibilities now are endless. there is this myth that gamers are not very active, but on simulators like this burn up to 500 calories per hour. if it was 500 calories on that, then who knows what it was on this. for the gaming community, this weekend is a huge moment. england women's rocket league team will be battling it out for the gold medal at the championships. it is incredible to see it at the commonwealth, of be said to him it's not something you never thought of when you of when you s

, , ., commonwealth gold. it has been one ofthe commonwealth gold. it has been one of the craziest _ commonwealth gold. it has been one of the craziest weeks _ commonwealth gold. it has been one of the craziest weeks of _ commonwealth gold. it has been one of the craziest weeks of my _ commonwealth gold. it has been one of the craziest weeks of my life - commonwealth gold. it has been one of the craziest weeks of my life at - of the craziest weeks of my life at the commonwealth games, such a big high, emotions, and not a lot of sleep _ high, emotions, and not a lot of sleep i— high, emotions, and not a lot of sleep. i find high, emotions, and not a lot of sleep. ifind it high, emotions, and not a lot of sleep. i find it tough to get myself up sleep. i find it tough to get myself up again— sleep. i find it tough to get myself up again today. but i cannot complain, i did a lot of work tonight— complain, i did a lot of work tonight and came away with the silver— tonight and came away with the silver medal

i'mjane dougall live from birmingham, on the busiest day of the commonwealth games. elation for england hockey — their first ever gold after victory over australia. and the men's 4x100 team successfully defend their title with a convincing win the relay. plus, an incredible day at the boxing — four golds for northern ireland and three for scotland including dylan eagleson coming from behind to win bantamweight gold. away from the games... erik ten hag's first premier league game in charge of manchester united ends in defeat. but it's a brilliant debut from haaland as man city start their title defence with a win. hello and welcome. what a great day at the games, 45 gold medals available. several of them still to be won. the england women's hockey team has taken one of them, beating australia in the final. there was also a thrilling gold for the england men's 4x100 metre relay, plus a first ever medal in the beach volleyball with the bello twins winning bronze. jo currie has a round—up of the action so far. four years ago it was england's netballers who stole th

and we took the commonwealth games in the next big when his parents. the olympics was up to get that gold medal, that's the next one for me. but will be very busy throughout the next year, we have the europeans world world championships and getting that experience and when paris comes in the olympics, will be ready to get the olympics, will be ready to get the gold medal.— the olympics, will be ready to get the gold medal. delicious. we went to see a lot — the gold medal. delicious. we went to see a lot more _ the gold medal. delicious. we went to see a lot more from _ the gold medal. delicious. we went to see a lot more from him. - for the last time, let's look at the medal table. 877 medals handed out in total for these games. australia finish top as we knew they would. but look at england, this is their best ever commonwealth games in terms of total medals won, 176. scotland finish with 51 medals — just two short of the record tally achieved at glasgow 2014. good games for wales who finish on 28. northern ireland secured a record medal haul, w

gourd for encland a commonwealth champion. gourd for england asked — a commonwealth champion. gourd for england asked michael _ a commonwealth champion. gourd for england asked michael if _ a commonwealth champion. gourd for england asked michael if her - england asked michael if her richards expect a glorious ride, a dominant performance! in richards expect a glorious ride, a dominant performance!— richards expect a glorious ride, a dominant performance! in the men's race, sam raced _ dominant performance! in the men's race, sam raced been _ dominant performance! in the men's race, sam raced been her— dominant performance! in the men's race, sam raced been her and - dominant performance! in the men's race, sam raced been her and they l race, sam raced been her and they were in the bronze medal position when this happened. that were in the bronze medal position when this happened.— when this happened. that would exlain when this happened. that would exolain it- _ when this happened. that would explain it. smashed _ when this happened. that would explain it. smashed years

now she's a commonwealth champion. andy campbell —— emily campbell is becoming one of the country's most successful and beloved sports women. rosemary lenton won commonwealth gold for scotland in the para pairs bowls at the age of 72. scotland claimed a fourth gold medal of the games thanks after rosemary lenton and pauline wilson triumped in the para pairs bowls. away from the games now, because the england women's football team have written an open letter to rishi sunak and liz truss — one of whom will be the next prime minister — calling for every girl to have access to at least two hours of pe a week. it comes after the lionesses incredible victory at wembley against germany to win the euros. i think they'll be amassing turning point from the summer and we like to hope so, and what can we do to help that? i think we want to make a change and if we can do that, that's massive. as a girl, you want to play with the boys, but you want to be an environment where you're comfortable. i think that's massive for wom

eilish mccolgan is the - commonwealth champion! a games record and her mum liz, commonwealth champion in the same event. no wonder both were in tears. i've never sprint like that in my entire life but i was just, honestly, without the crowd, i wouldn't have finished like that tonight and i just wanted it so bad. that's the first commonwealth title for eilish and her mum liz has two, quite the family legacy. but that's not the end of the medals for the home nations. it's been a really busy day across all the venues. not least in the pool, one gold for scotland and two for england. they won the men's four by 100 medley relay to bring swimming's commonwealth games to a close. a bad back and covid were the worst possible build—up to the commonwealth, so after figuratively having to get back on the bike, today evie richards quite literally had to. but the world champion dominated the women's mountain bike cross country race, upgrading the silver she won four years ago. scotland won their fourth gold of the games thanks to pauline wils

that has anti—lgbt laws to be able to host the commonwealth games. and i know that is a bold wish, but it has to start somewhere to try and create some change. well, tom daley has been speaking to bbc breakfast. he spoke about his motivation behind the documentary. it's all about equality. and actually listening to that part of the documentary, that was my initial stance going into this. this campaign was to not allow countries with anti lgbt laws to host the commonwealth games and other major sporting events. but actually having travelled around the commonwealth, i travelled to pakistan, travel to jamaica and i spoke to lots of different athletes and advocates around the world and they changed my mind on so many different things and about what can be done immediately to make some real tangible change. and i think this idea came before the documentary. this campaign and this idea of trying to create change was something that was has always been something that i've been really passionate about. and i think rather than creating a documentaryjust showin

hello, and welcome to day ten at the commonwealth games. what a fantastic day it has been so far. 45 gold medals available. several of them still to be won. but the home nations have really shone in the boxing ring. 16 boxing finals today and an impressive 15 involving england, scotland, northern ireland or wales. let's start with rosie eccles, who has become only the second welsh woman to win commonwealth boxing gold after she took the light middlewight title. the 26—year—old beat australia's kaye scott, forcing two standing counts with the referee calling it in the second round. a great day for northern ireland in the ring. dylan eagleson beat ghana's abraham mensah to win bantamweight gold. jude gallagher won without stepping into the ring — his opponent was declared unfit for their featherweight final. aidan walsh won the light middleweight final and amy broadhurst claimed gold in women's light welterweight. ijust i just wanted that gold ijust wanted that gold medal so bad, the last few months have been hard work so it's good to g

we had a very short turnaround from the commonwealth to here. coming into this just really excited to race here. an unbelievable venue, extremely historic. we are having quite a lot of fun here and we will see how it goes this morning. putting in an effort to blow off the cobwebs from the last four days because they accumulated pretty quickly. and then progress to the next round. it was a great night for british men at the canadian open in montreal. jack draper pulled off a huge shock, beating the world number five stefanos tsitsipas. the 20—year—old is the british number four and ranked 82 in the world. it was his first match against the greek, who hadn't played since wimbledon and went down in straight sets, for what was draper's first top ten win. dan evans also knocked out one of the top seeds, andre rublev. he beat the russian, who's ranked eighth in the world, in straight sets in an hour and a half. slightly less of a surprise but still showing the good form that saw him make the semi—finals at wimbledon, cam norrie comfortably made

commonwealth games 'ust a few weeks auo. ' , y ., �* commonwealth games 'ust a few weeks am, ', �* ., commonwealth games 'ust a few weeks auo. m ., commonwealth games 'ust a few weeks auo. m �* ., �* ago. 7:15pm you're on, so i'll let ou co. the former manchester united footballer, ryan giggs, broke down in court today, recalling the night he spent in a police cell, after being arrested on suspicion of assaulting his ex—girlfriend. he denies using controlling and coercive behaviour, as well as assault, against kate greville. matt graveling is at manchester's crown square crown court. this afternoon, ryan giggs broke down in the witness box as the former manchester united manager called the 1st of november, 2000 2020, for allegedly assaulting kate greville and his former girlfriend, and his sister, the worst night of his life. earlier, mr giggs had told thejury that during intimate moments, things could get rough between the couple and sometimes resulted in bruising and scratches, but these moments were always consensual. the court also heard that after one argument, in which hol

now she's a commonwealth champion. emily campbell is becoming one of the country's most successful and beloved sportswomen. rosemary lenton won commonwealth gold for scotland in the para—pairs bowls at the age of 72. scotland claimed a fourth gold medal of the games thanks after rosemary lenton and pauline wilson triumphed in the para pairs bowls. away from the games now, because the england women's football team have written an open letter to rishi sunak and liz truss — one of whom will be the next prime minister — calling for every girl to have access to at least two hours of pe a week. it comes after the lionesses incredible victory at wembley against germany to win the euros. i think they'll be a massive turning point from the summer and we like to hope so, and what can we do to help that? i think the girls want to make a change and if we can do that, that's massive. as a girl, you want to play with the boys, but you want to be an environment where you're comfortable. i think that's massive for women. kasper

and now it is my pleasure and honour to open the commonwealth e—sports forum and the very first commonwealth e—sports championship. thank you. it means a huge amount to each of the video games and the e—sports in their categories. it means a huge amount to the communities, the players, because it's recognition, it's prestige, it's something different, and it's like, you know, a medal and your country and your friends and your family — how proud, you know? their parents are not going to realise until these kids go, "look, mum, i won this." and they go, "where?" "at the commonwealth games." "did you?" there's a stereotype that gamers spend hours playing in their bedrooms and are not very active, but on simulators like this, you can burn up to 500 calories per hour. and young people love to watch gaming, too. 44% of i6—24—year—olds watch live streams of video games, and that's one of the reasons it's being piloted here. we did a significant- review about who we are and what we are and how do we need to stay- relevant to the youth i of the commonwealth. so when this opportunity came

so much more to look forward to in the commonwealth games. we have the men's track cycling, and the road races. 17 home nations, boxers and competitions as well, and england will play the hockey final against australia. that is all for me, know it is time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the the papers are saying today. with me are james rampton, features writer at the independent; and dave wooding, political editor at the sun on sunday. the sunday express leads with conservative leadership candidate rishi sunak vowing to jail child groomers for life. former labour prime minister gordon brown tells the observer that both tory leadership hopefuls should should agree to hold an emergency budget to help with the cost of living crisis. the sunday telegraph has a picture of the tearful family of archie battersbee, who was taken off life support, and died yesterday. the sunday times says rishi sunak has pledged billions to help ease the cost of living crisis. the sunday mirror reports on a warning from the nspcc that schoolgirl

. _ commonwealth games? yes, hard to believe it is the last day. the - commonwealth games? yes, hard to believe it is the last day. the sun - believe it is the last day. the sun is shining once more, they have been blessed throughout the whole competition over the last ten days. still 12 more gold medals before the closing ceremony in the alexander stadium tonight, it has been transformed after the athletics, it is now a stage set for the handover to victoria in australia, a celebration of everything that has gone over the last ten days or so. we will look back at some day shortly but what will the legacy of these games? there is a feel—good factor, almost feeling about how well it has gone, i have been taking a tour around to see what the feeling is about the future. a mexican wave in the sunshine on birmingham's new beach. for a volleyball match between kenya and ghana. and across the city, sport has beenjust the beginning. let's see how many we can get today, guys! the icebreaker allowing new friendships to form. enabling the city to express itself, and show off its hi

the commonwealth _ on victoria when he 26? tue: commonwealth games give opportunities to younger athletes, and that gives them a chance to step up and that gives them a chance to step up and be spotted and be selected for the future events, but it's also really important for more established athletes. look at laura kenny, how much it meant to her to win that gold medal. there's a real soft spot for the commonwealth games. many of the negativity around it, you never hear that from the athletes, it's only from media sometimes. it reminded us of how much the games count. the diversity of the sporting events and the athletes themselves, you look at the inclusion of all the paralympic events into the programme. you've got athletes in their 70s competing. you've got teenagers and gymnastics. such a wide array of different sports. to me, it's called the friendly games, and of course the competition is fierce, but there is a unique atmosphere. i hope it goes on for many, many years. in a on for many, many years. in a historic moment..

birmingham 2022 has, by all accounts, been a highly successful commonwealth games. ticket sales which were expected at around 1.2 million have exceeded 1.5 million, helped by the sunshine no doubt, but also by the sheer feel—good factor that has permeated this event. tonight sees the closing ceremony here at alexander stadium, and with it, the inevitable questions about the impact of the games on the region and in the future. our sports editor dan roan looks at today's final events and the legacy the games will leave. birmingham has savoured its moment in the sun. with almost 1900 medals at stake... northern ireland. ..there has been no shortage of sporting highlights. an incredible race. the hosts embracing an event that raised spirits... yes! ..changed perfections. standing ovation after a thrilling gold medal match. and was enjoyed by record numbers for a commonwealth games held in the uk. 0ne former olympic champion told me her home city had done the country proud. i hope people remember it for being the fun, friendly, warm and welcoming city, with high class

and it means, again, we've got more fine weather for the commonwealth games. the athletics, perfect conditions — 20 degrees and light winds, lots of sunshine. as we head into the weekend, there will be some thicker cloud just working into the northwest of scotland, bringing a little bit of rain here, but further southwards, again, it's the same old story of dry conditions, lots of sunshine and temperatures just starting to creep up a little bit. 18 for belfast, 23 for cardiff and 26 in london. now, looking at the weather patterns through the second half of the weekend and into next week, we get this area of high pressure becoming much more dominant. that means the winds will be later and with lots of sunshine around, we'll see those temperatures start to build day by day. so, a very warm or even hot spell of weather with temperatures across the warmest spots of england peaking back into the 30s, but getting warmer as well for scotland and northern ireland with a lot of dry weather and sunshine for next week. that's your forecast. i made imade an i made an ho

winning a commonwealth silver, the best way to end her career... she will be the elder states woman of what is a younger gb team, so we will see how that goes. yeah, plenty happening tomorrow and across the next nine days as well. tomorrow and across the next nine days as well-— days as well. and we will speak to ou then. days as well. and we will speak to you then. thank _ days as well. and we will speak to you then. thank you _ days as well. and we will speak to you then. thank you very - days as well. and we will speak to you then. thank you very much i you then. thank you very much indeed, nesta mcgregor in munich for us. late — but worth the wait. the women's hundred hasjust begun after the commonwealth games cricket competition delayed its start. defending champions the oval invincibles are playing the first match against the northern superchargers. it's the second game of a double—header at the oval, with the men's match recently completed, with the invincibles chasing 158 to win. it went down to the final few balls, when superchargers

laura scott at the commonwealth games in birmingham. now fora scott at the commonwealth games in birmingham. now for a look at the weather and hello to chris. we were hearing about the hosepipe bans and no rain in the forecast for a long, long time in parts of the south of the uk. one of our weather watchers spotted this combine harvester bringing the crops in. and although there is a lot of dry weather, across the north of the uk we are seeing some shower cloud speed in. answering the big question, when is it going to rain? well, not for the next five days across the really dry areas but i reckon actually this dry run of weather will last a long time. southern parts of england and wales, i don't think we'll see rain for the next ten days but perhaps even as long as the next two weeks. so perhaps the back end of august we could see some heavy rain moving in, but that is an awful long way off. this afternoon, dry across southern wales, the south midlands, most of east anglia, southern counties of england. some passing showers for scotlan

natalie, _ commonwealth champion. it's going to be fun. natalie, thank— commonwealth champion. it's going to be fun. natalie, thank you. _ england's victorious lionesses have written an open letter urging the next prime minister to help inspire more girls to get into football. the team acknowledged that while "women's football has come a long way, it still has a long way to go". chloe kelly has been speaking to our sports editor, dan roan, about that and the team's historic win. it was a moment english football will cherish forever. chloe kelly! unreal scenes! the images of chloe kelly's match—winning goal in the euros final and the pure elation that followed have already etched themselves in sporting folklore. and today, after playing a less intense form of the game, she told me how it felt to have sealed the lionesses' first major title. it hasn't quite sunk in yet. i think each day, it's slowly starting to, but i don't think i realised what actually happened until after the game. like, i took my top off and went crazy because, in that moment, you don't think of anything el

he commonwealth games. his mother tina waiting for a... he was introduced to the sport by his grandfather eddie when he was 11, practising with apples and oranges. i’zre eddie when he was 11, practising with apples and oranges. i've got to be honest. — with apples and oranges. i've got to be honest. i — with apples and oranges. i've got to be honest, i bowl— with apples and oranges. i've got to be honest, i bowl every _ with apples and oranges. i've got to be honest, i bowl every bowl- with apples and oranges. i've got to be honest, i bowl every bowl with i be honest, i bowl every bowl with him, _ be honest, i bowl every bowl with him. and — be honest, i bowl every bowl with him, and this is amazing, absolutely amazing _ him, and this is amazing, absolutely amazing an — him, and this is amazing, absolutely amazinu. �* ., ., ., him, and this is amazing, absolutely amazin.. �* ., ., ., him, and this is amazing, absolutely amazinu. �* ., ., ., ., amazing. an emotional day for you, i can see. i amazing. an emotional day for y

and england have their first—ever commonwealth beach volleyball medal. first-ever commonwealth beach volleyball medal.— first-ever commonwealth beach volleyball medal. he's done it! what a block. twins _ volleyball medal. he's done it! what a block. twins javier _ volleyball medal. he's done it! what a block. twins javier bello _ volleyball medal. he's done it! what a block. twins javier bello and - a block. twins javier bello and joaauin a block. twins javier bello and joaquin belle _ a block. twins javier bello and joaquin bello took _ a block. twins javier bello and joaquin bello took bronze. - a block. twins javier bello and joaquin bello took bronze. a l a block. twins javier bello and - joaquin bello took bronze. a medal on the beach in birmingham, something that's not likely to be seen again for a very long time. jo currie, bbc news. and breaking news — in the women's 4x400 relay, it looked like england had won by the tiniest of margins, but they've subsequently been disqualified. england appealed but their disqualification was confirmed. away from the games, the premier l

and it was a diving one—two—three at the commonwealth games for england. good evening. archie battersbee, the 12—year—old boy at the centre of a legal battle over his care while lying unconscious in hospital, has died. his life—sustaining treatment was withdrawn earlier today. archie's mother, hollie dance, described him as "a beautiful little boy," adding that she was "the proudest mum in the world." it brings to an end a stand—off between doctors who said archie was "brain stem dead" and his parents who wanted his treatment to continue. our correspondent simon jones has the details. saying their final farewells — these pictures were released by archie's family in the hours before his life support was withdrawn, following a series of legal battles pitting the family against doctors. archie passed at 12:15 today. can ijust say i am the proudest mum in the world? such a beautiful little boy, and he fought right until the very end, and i'm so proud to be his mum. the 12—year—old was found unconscious at his home in april. he had suffered catastrophic brain i

they have their first commonwealth medal since 1994. lucy beere was in the final of the women's singles against australian ellen ryan. it was something of an epic tussle, and despite taking an early lead beere had to settle for silver, as ryan snatched it. still a memorable day, though, for guernsey. and there's been gold for england in thejudo. ashley mckenzie beat compatriot sami hall in the final of the men's 60 kilogramme competition. 33—year—old mckenzie was also champion in glasgow back in 2014. and just time to give you a quick look at the medals table. australia lead with 62 medals, including 25 golds. england are chasing in second with 47 medals, 19 gold, 17 silver and ten bronze. scotland are currently seventh with two gold medals and wales are in tenth with one gold. back to our top story tonight. we've talked about what england's success at euro 2022 could mean for the women's game in this country and how it could inspire young girls who've been following this tournament. as england hammered sweden 4—0 to secure their

no english male gymnast has ever won so many at a single commonwealth games. there was also another gold forjoe fraser at his home games, and gold for alice kinsella. austin halewood reports. the final day of artistic gymnastics and arena birmingham has been how and arena birmingham has been the hottest ticket so far for english fans. the hosts had already won ten medals, and with this man competing, you got the feeling there is more to come. jake jarman already had three golds in the bag before the men's full final and once again he was the man to beat, with more difficulty final and once again, he was the man to beat, with more difficulty than any other competitor. the relief on jarman's face when he landed the second vault was clear to see. that will go into the lead without doubt. atjust 20 years old, jarman became england's most successful male gymnast at a single games. i can't quite comprehend what hasjust happened. i've come out here today and just wanting to do my absolute best and enjoy every moment, and the result i've come out with is... i'm overth

this future and be a legacy from the commonwealth games. . ., commonwealth games. this morning, we were very aware — commonwealth games. this morning, we were very aware we _ commonwealth games. this morning, we were very aware we were _ commonwealth games. this morning, we were very aware we were bringing - were very aware we were bringing news to the audience. quite gloomy. you have brought absolutejoy news to the audience. quite gloomy. you have brought absolute joy to the programme. we are delighted the bull is saved. truffles, particularly. truffles, yes. . . truffles, particularly. truffles, yes... i think you can see what it means to the people and talking to people this week. you realise what a symbol it has become and why it means so much notjust to people from birmingham but people have come from birmingham but people have come from all over the country to see it. and the bull looks pleased. we have had name suggestions. it will need a permanent name. names such as. but the most popular seems to be brummie. saved and looks very happy. i'm not sure the b

' commonwealth games if that makes sense. . ~ ,, y commonwealth games if that makes sense. . ~ y . commonwealth games if that makes sense. ., ~ , . �* commonwealth games if that makes sense. . y . �* ~ sense. thank you very much, i'd like to apologise. — sense. thank you very much, i'd like to apologise. you — sense. thank you very much, i'd like to apologise, you are _ sense. thank you very much, i'd like to apologise, you are matthew. - sense. thank you very much, i'd like | to apologise, you are matthew. what ever face. to apologise, you are matthew. what ever face- it — to apologise, you are matthew. what ever face. it is _ to apologise, you are matthew. what ever face. it is a _ to apologise, you are matthew. what ever face. it is a long _ to apologise, you are matthew. �*w'isgt ever face. it is a long name. you are watching bbc news. ukrainian nuclear authorities have accused moscow of committing an act of nuclear terrorism by launching a new rocket attack on the zaporizhzya power plant. the operator of the plant said a russian rocket had landed close to a storage

she has become the most successful athlete ever at the commonwealth games. that is huge. on a more local level, we see the brilliant home nation perform to the likes of jake jarman, winning four goals in u.s. gymnastics. for scotland, to see -- and gold and she is back in the silver for the 500 meters last night. a fabulous game for her. a highlight, paris port, bethany first, from ireland, she won northern ireland's first goals of the game. it has been a fabulous celebration of sport, great to see all nations doing well. >> brilliant. fabulous celebration of sport. we've got a full medals list on our website. president biden has been visiting kentucky, he has been looking at the devastation caused by the flooding. it comes as his landmarklimate change bill cleared the senate. from he and the whole outside narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglect

can you imagine, it's the commonwealth games and my daughter gets gold. you can't get better than this, can you? 0h, almost held it. a bust up with a barrier ended wales' geraint thomas's hopes in the time trial. he still managed bronze though behind england's fred wright, with silver. it's a great lift. england's zoe newson thought she'd have to give up para powerlifting when she fell pregnant after winning bronze at the last games. today, she upgraded to gold. english team—mate 0livia broome made it a day to remember, with silver. in the blue corner! a memorable games too for northern irish athlete's reigning world champion amy broadhurst�*s quarterfinal success means they are guaranteed seven boxing medals, a minimum of 15 overall to equal their all—time commonwealth record. northern ireland proving they are no lightweights in brum. natalie pirks, bbc news, birmingham. time for a look at the weather with tomasz. it has been so dry recently, any prospect of rain? no, the rainfall keeps failing to reach southern and central parts of the uk, and wha

and it's the final day of the commonwealth games in birmingham — where scotland have just won a gold in the diving. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel... england's lauren smith and marcus smith have to settle for silver in their badminton final, on the last day of the commonwealth games. good afternoon, welcome to the bbc news at one. bbc research has found that only one in ten nhs dentists in the uk are taking on new adult patients. the most extensive survey in years has revealed that some areas are "dental deserts". out of nearly 6,900 nhs dental practices contacted, 90% said they were no longer accepting any new adult patients. only a quarter of those dental practices said they operated a waiting list to become an nhs patient — and for most of those, the wait was at least a year or more. and in 12% of local authority areas in the uk, we couldn't find a single practice that would accept a child. 0ur correspondentjenny kumah has the story. my partner was in so much pain, she asked me to take her tooth out with a pair of pliers. this is the second tooth i pulled out mys

and he is the defendant commonwealth champion and going for his third consecutive title. he's actually third, lining third about the moment after three of their six diets most of the australian is just in second in its his compatriot, jordan, who is leading at this stage. and a strong third and not so much. and this will be a big story when he walked into the station at a huge cry from the crowd and a real crowd favourite and just came off the back of a fantastic world championship had a trick of metals and budapest was unprecedented for british diver to win that many metals. he had been suffering with his mental health before tokyo we picked up a bronze in tokyo and left the metre springboard in a given faith coming into the commonwealths at the moment, he is lying in third. i think they'll be quite a big story, givenjust how strong think they'll be quite a big story, given just how strong he is. think they'll be quite a big story, givenjust how strong he is. he is the most decorated british diver of all time and so, yeah, at this point that halfway stage, he is lying in

title to that. add the commonwealth title to that. but it proved to be a silver medal as a pretty impressive drive secured another goal. drew savage, bbc news. england's women will face india in the semifinals of the cricket tournament after thrashing new zealand at edgbaston. new zealand were soon in all sorts of trouble after winning the toss and deciding to bat. they could only muster 71—9 from their 20 overs. england knocked off the runs with seven wickets and 50 balls to spare. the defeat means new zealand will have to play favourites australia in the other semi. away from the commonwealth games, but staying with cricket — the second match of the hundred saw london spirit resist a brave fightback from 0val invincibles. the match marked a return to form, for former england t20 and 0d! captain eoin morgan. he made 47 out of spirit's 171 for 6. the invincibles recovered from a poor start, but fell four runs short of their target. japan's hinako shibuno made a flying start at the women's open. she leads by one shot going into the

the commonwealth games draw to a close in birmingham later. there have been some incredible performances, but perhaps unsurprisingly, australia top the medals table. once again, their swimmers enjoyed considerable success in the pool. and that included 23—year—old zac stubblety—cook. he secured gold in the 200 metres breastroke. he also picked up two silver medals at the games. not bad going considering he is already an olympic and world champion. and i'm delighted to say zac joins me now from brisbane. it is great to have you on the programme and congratulations in the first instance. you've been described as an unstoppable force. talk us through how that moment of victory felt for you.— victory felt for you. yeah, the moment _ victory felt for you. yeah, the moment of— victory felt for you. yeah, the moment of victory _ victory felt for you. yeah, the moment of victory in - victory felt for you. yeah, the - moment of victory in birmingham was pretty specialfor me. moment of victory in birmingham was pretty special for me. four year

you mention the commonwealth games, 12 days coming up commonwealth games, 12 days coming up with you in munich, there are many more stories that we will be watching. many more stories that we will be watchinu. a .,,, many more stories that we will be watchinu. n watching. across the next ten days, startin: watching. across the next ten days, starting tomorrow, _ watching. across the next ten days, starting tomorrow, we _ watching. across the next ten days, starting tomorrow, we have - watching. across the next ten days, starting tomorrow, we have nine . starting tomorrow, we have nine different sports. 177 gold medals to hand out. everything from beach volleyball to table tennis and sport climbing, but also your traditional sports as well like gymnastics. we have written's twins, who missed the commonwealth games to focus on this, so they will be hoping that sacrifice pays off in terms of medals. a gold medallist from birmingham a few days ago is also here, so is jake jarman, joe fraser is here as well. if you like your sport a bit faster and bumpier, charlotte worthington in the bmx

like i said, i the commonwealth games and this campaign, the commonwealth games is a start. there are many sporting events that are not including and being able to have a safe space for lgbt people and that is the big thing. the commonwealth games is the start. they did an incrediblejob including the pride flag at the opening ceremony, the first sporting event to make such a bold statement, which was amazing for so many around the commonwealth to feel seen and to feel we are welcome. being able to see that might have given people hope that they have a place on this earth where they can be valued and there is strength in our difference. tom, thank you. lovely to talk to you this morning. good to hear and see that documentary. tom daley: illegal to be me is on tonight at 9pm on bbc one and iplayer. amazon staff are threatening further strike action after a string of walkouts over pay. nina's here to explain what's going on. good morning. industrialaction good morning. industrial action is like a summer snowball. it's becoming increasingly familiar message. workers saying their

and it's the final day of the commonwealth games — with gold for scotland in the diving. we'll be live in birmingham. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. bbc research has found that only one in ten nhs dentists in the uk are taking on new adult patients. the most extensive survey in years has revealed that some areas are "dental deserts". out of nearly 6,900 nhs dental practices contacted 90% said they were no longer accepting any new adult patients. only a quarter of those dental practices said they operated a waiting list to become an nhs patient — and for most of those, the wait was at least a year or more. and in 12% of local authority areas in the uk, we couldn't find a single practice that would accept a child. 0ur correspondentjenny kumah has the story. my partner was in so much pain, she asked me to take her tooth out with a pair of pliers. this is the second tooth i pulled out myself because i was in so much pain. i am living on porridge and soup and i need new teeth. _ across the country, people are taking shocking steps to deal with their dental problems

commonwealth silver. it world silver, olympic silver, and commonwealth silver. it happened so auick! i commonwealth silver. it happened so quick! i gave — commonwealth silver. it happened so quick! i gave it _ commonwealth silver. it happened so quick! i gave it all, _ commonwealth silver. it happened so quick! i gave it all, and _ quick! i gave it all, and unfortunately came home with silver again. unfortunately came home with silver aaain. ., ., . ., , ., but again. now, the world champion. but world championship _ again. now, the world champion. but world championship wednesday i again. now, the world champion. but world championship wednesday and | world championship wednesday and ultimately guarantee commonwealth winds as jake whiteman found out. with all the eyes of the world champion, the scott found himself fading in a rapid 1500 metre final and having to settle for bronze. it's going to be australia for gold! for england's nick miller it was hammer time, for england's nick miller it was hammert

i commonwealth games. no, it's a huge industry- i think _ commonwealth games. no, it's a huge industry. i think there _ commonwealth games. no, it's a huge industry. i think there is _ commonwealth games. no, it's a huge industry. i think there is often - commonwealth games. no, it's a huge industry. i think there is often a - industry. i think there is often a misconception that it is still a bit niche but the reality of is it the biggest industry there is, bigger than movies and music combined. worth over $1 billion. it's something i can't stress how huge it is particularly to the younger generation. everyone grew up playing games and it is just a generation. everyone grew up playing games and it isjust a part generation. everyone grew up playing games and it is just a part of life, really, a part of culture. i've attempted to break down the stereotypes that gaming is just for certain people, the stereotypes surrounding that and show it's for everyone and that it's actually supernormal and a lot of fun. emily, ou sa supernormal and a lot of fun. emily, you sa

another busy day at the commonwealth games? an epic day on this final weekend of the games, 33 gold medals to be won, and in the last hour, i can tell you that northern ireland have beaten india in the bowels, and they have won their second medal. —— two. the winning bowl was delivered in the 18th minute. the first lawn bowls gold since they won 2a years ago. earlier, the english pair of amy and sophie won silver after losing a thrilling final to australia in the women's pairs. that final throw there from australia winning the tie 19—18. england had now won four medals in total in the green at these games. next to the netbook. jamaica have made history today as they reached their first ever netball commonwealth final. the sunshine girls beat the world champions new zealand 67—51. and they celebrated in style with this dance routine at the nec, on the 60th anniversary of their independence. and jamaica will play the winner of this one, either england or australia. it is a sell out at the nec for this one as you'd imagine

and now day eight of the commonwealth games in birmingham. england's jack laugher and ant harding have won gold in the in the three metre syncronised diving. it's laugher�*s second gold of the games after he won the individual 1m springboard yesterday. our sports correspondent, laura scott, is watching the athletics at alexander stadium... laura. yes, the highlights at the moment at the commonwealth games come from jack laugher and laura muir. lorimer made it through to the final of the 1500 metres. she isjust a fortnight on from winning world championship bronze in the event and today she did nothing more than she had to. she knew she had to finish in the top five and she came fifth but she says she is feeling good ahead of sunday's final where she will be by four as athletes from the home nations. also the 800 metres. cindy sember turns 28 today and won her heat and the crowd joined in a rendition of happy birthday for her. there will be three athletes from team england in the final of the women's long jump after they qualified this morni

all across the commonwealth, people are neglected by leaders in d.c.. people in pennsylvania are angry. people in towns like mine are mad about politicians who swing through our towns and tell us they will fight for us and care about us. they go to washington and they screw us over. john fetterman will not screw us over. john gets us. when he speaks we know he's is talking to us. he knows and understands that we have been left behind, but john is giving us hope. he is firing us up. he is preparing us to fight. that's the thing about john fetterman, he's a fighter. he is going to stand up for you and do what is right. he is ready to lead us into battle for women's rights, voting rights, for workers rights and for veterans like me. [applause] to protect our democracy from treasonous, trying to undermine it every day. [applause] john is exactly what we need right now i feel this energy and in a county like mine trump got over 70% of the vote but i'm going to have to hide yard sign so i can have some left over for the county fair. that is who we've got. peo

want to move you away from the commonwealth games now. a line of football moves. premier league players will stop taking the knee before the majority of matches next season. top flight clubs started taking the knee to support the black lives matter movement. premier league captains consulted players before taking the decision. the taking of the knee may still take place before certain fixtures, including boxing day games and cup finals. that's all the sport for now. we will keep you updated on the hour every hour of day six of the commonwealth games. thank you very much, he has there imbibing of course with the latest on the commonwealth games. good afternoon to you. we will start with news in india because the generations, women have had to walk to get water. they have had to walk to get water. they have not had taps installed at home. but the national government in delhi is promising to change that with ambitious scheme trying to bring piped water to india's villagers. in this special report on the country's chronic issues, our correspondent travels to the deser

and a week of training, two weeks before the commonwealth games, i fractured my foot. so four weeks ago, ifractured my foot, and now i'm here doing all six apparatus. and walking away as the european champion, isjust incredible. i'm proud of myself and my team, the coach, doctor, everyone has got behind me to help meet that to this position. it's notjust my medal, it's the team's. jack laugher has won gold in the one—metre springboard at the european aquatics championships, in italy. the world silver medallist and commonwealth games champion added the european title to his collection, beating italy's lorenzo marsaglia by 17 points. fellow briton and commonwealth games bronze medallistjordan houlden finished in fifth place. england captain ben stokes inspired a fightback on the second day of the first test against south africa. it looked as though england were facing another mission impossible to stay in the hunt at lord's. they were bowled out for 165 this morning, and then struggled with the ball — and their first breakthrough had an element of luck to it. james a

we are ready to win this race for john and for the commonwealth of pennsylvania. let's do it. [applause] >> and now, please welcome to the stage, president of the erie crawford central labor council, jack lee. >> you know, i wrestled heavyweights and it never liked that because you went last can of this is what happens. all of a sudden they forgot the whole match and it is up to you. the name is jack lee, president of erie crawford central labor. i am a 40 year roofer. [applause] i am excited to be here today and talk about our friend, john fetterman and our next future senator. working people need more champions in washington. you have already heard that. we are here in erie. towns and cities across pennsylvania, we are here getting up every day doing the work that keeps the commonwealth and the country running. we need someone in washington who understands what that means and will actually fight for us. to me, that means someone who will fight like hell to earn a living wage. [applause] someone who will protect their pensions so when we retire, we can do it comfortably. [app