britain's zharnel hughes was his former training partner and believes he could one day challenge bolt‘s 100 metres and 200 metres world records — and that's not the only thing he's set his sights on. nick hope has been to meet him injamaica. i have always wanted to fly. i love going fast. running on the track, it gives you a certain speed, but once you are in the aeroplane you go even faster. let's go flying. it's an amazing feeling to fly. once i am up there, ifeellikea bird. i looked down on earth and i just enjoy the scenery, the relaxation of flying and clouds, even though sometimes it can be a bit challenging. but it is just that feeling of being free. i definitely want to get my commercial licence. hopefully in the future, after track and field is over for me, i can start a business in aviation, possibly open a training school back home in angola. following his switch from angola in order to be eligible for the olympics, zharnel hughes is now flying high for great britain. last year he won the breakthrough european gold, helped by a background of training injamaica with a ce

we have zharnel hughes also in the semis. novak djokovic returns to tennis this week at the japan open, but before that, the world number one has been taking some of the local culture in tokyo. is actually going to get involved? he sort of got involved. they went easy on him. that's all from sportsday. goodbye. next 2a and was look very wet. we already have dozens of flood warnings across england and wales and the numbers are likely to go up after tuesday with some heavy thunderstorms across southern portions of britain. all tied into this next area of low pressure, the weather front bringing heavy rain across parts of northern ireland, central and southern scotland and northern england, where the south will be windy. heavy showers arriving here, but quite a temperature contrast from north to south, very mild in the south, chilly in the north. lots of sunshine across scotland and the cooler northerly winds will start to extend southwards. with a seedy rental away from northern ireland central southern scotland, gradually fizz

let's have a listen to what zharnel hughes had to say after his race. it was a bit different, from the heat to the call. especially in the cooling. it is 22 in there. other than that, i am fine. i got through easily and onto the next one. also success for holly bradshaw in the pole vault and qualifying with just the one vault. good work from her. a huge disappointment from two other british women. what went wrong for lynsey sharp in the 800? that was the big shock because, remember, she is the fourth fastest across that distance in the world at the moment. so she was expected to come through that heat. it seemed as if, in the final straight, she either didn't realise who was around her, or she didn't have anything left. we don't know what happened, because she failed to come and talk to anyone. she didn't even talk to british athletics. massively disappointing for her. remember of course that the three athletes who made the podium at the olympics are not here because ofan at the olympics are not here because of an ongoing row with the world athletics, t

zharnel hughes is the only british athlete in the final. we can take live pictures from doha and the khalifa stadium. the two other brits, adam gemili and british champion 0jie edoburun, were eliminated in the semifinals. the usa's christian coleman was the fastest qualifier in 9.88 seconds, and he was cruising for the last part of it too. justin gatlin, who won this title two years ago, yohan blake of jamaica are also in the race. we have got air—conditioning in the stadium. temperatures of 33 degrees, and intense humidity as well, but the stadium is air—conditioned so it is 20 degrees for the athletes, very good running conditions, probably 30 seconds away from the start of the men 100 metre final at the world athletics championships. we will hand you over to our commentators. all sorts of injury problems now behind him. now we meet the favourite. the man who was head and shoulders above the rest, christian coleman, second best to get land in london two years ago. can he deliver when all the pressure and expectation is for him to win?

and zharnel hughes has work to do. here comes coleman. and there goes coleman. with crowds having largely stayed away, organisers christian coleman in a world of his own, and he takes the title! well, he arrived here under a cloud after three missed drugs tests, but christian coleman has looked like a man with a point to prove and, boy, was that fast — the sixth fastest time in history. when you come across the line and you know you've come in first place and you are the 100 metre world champion,, i don't know, world champion, i don't know, it's hard to put that type of feeling into words. you don't get the opportunity many times, so to take advantage of it, i'm just grateful. but for the first time in the post—bolt era, it's the woman's 100 metre final tonight that really captures the imagination. very impressive run from dina asher—smith. britain's poster girl, dina asher—smith, was as calm as you like in the heat yesterday, sailing serenely through to today's semis. a world—class season has left gold firmly in her sights. liverpool remain five point

zharnel hughes is one of three british men through to the semifinals tomorrow. usa's christian coleman was the only man to dip under ten seconds. we will also have the latest from japan and the rugby world cup. lots of team news from the home nations. wales have got australia on sunday. we've got boxing, women's football too, and cycling. that is all coming up on sports day at 6:30 with me 0llie foster. but now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. we have got some quite interesting movies. ready or not which is horror. we have the goldfinch, an adaptation ofa we have the goldfinch, an adaptation of a much loved book. and skin, jamie bell is a tattered white supremacist. ready or not, i haven't seen the film, but i saw the trailer. i feel that i seen the film, but i saw the trailer. ifeel that i have seen the film, but i saw the trailer. i feel that i have seen the film. a fairly straightforward to set up, so samara weaving is going to marry in

justin gatlin, the world champion, is there is a fastest loser and zharnel hughes is the only briton through, the european champion and the best hope of a medal but no briton has won a medal making this event since 2003. british hopes lie with dina asher—smith. she co mforta bly with dina asher—smith. she comfortably won the first heat of the women's100 metres this morning. she is through to the semifinal tomorrow night and then the final, which will be stacked with talent. anyone could win on british fans will be hoping the triple european champion could pick up the first of seven medals that uk athletics are targeting at these championships. all right, you. natalie pirks in doha. the hosts of the rugby world cup, japan, have pulled off one of the biggest upsets in the sport's history, beating ireland by 19 points to 12. andy swiss was watching. japan, we win! it couldn't happen again, could it? a sea of red and white flowed to shizuoka as japan fans hoped for another world cup miracle. 00:40:03,961 --> 2147483051:56:46,695 at the last tournament they beat 2147483051:56:46,695 -

great britain's zharnel hughes finished sixth. but there's british hope in the women's event after dina asher—smith stormed into the semi—finals. natalie pirks reports from doha. with crowds having largely stayed away, organisers were doing their best to bring the drama. this race provided its own fireworks. european championship zharnel hughes was britain's only finalist. christian coleman! but christian coleman has looked imperious in doha, and he wasn't about to let anyone get close to him. here goes coleman, and there goes common. christian coleman in a world of his own, and he takes the title. he arrived here under a cloud after three missed drugs tests, but christian coleman has looked like a man with a point to prove, and boy was that fast. the sixth fastest time in history. when you cross the line and you know you came in first place in the 100m, i don't know, it is hard to put that kind of feeling into words. you don't get that opportunity many times, so to take advantage of it, i am just dreadful. but for the first t

great britain's zharnel hughes, finished sixth. this evening attention will turn to dina asher smith's bid to become world champion for the first time. the british record—holder eased through her heat in the 100 metres. no british woman has ever even qualified for the final at the worlds before. the men's elite road race is under way at the cycling world championships in yorkshire. rather wet conditions on the roads from leeds to harrogate. these are live pictures... the course has been shortened due to the weather. ben swift will be hoping to push for gold. the british champion will have a strong team of five riders alongside him including the 2018 tour de france winner geraint thomas. the welshman was due to ride in the time trial earlier in the week, but pulled out to focus all his efforts on helping swift. in the russian grand prix — lewis hamilton is out in front, after the early leader sebastien vettel had to pull out of the race with engine problems. you can follow the race live on the bbc sport website and on 5live spor

hughes, finished sixth. those things happen, unfortunately. you just have to be strong—minded, and refocus and come again, and that's what i'm going to do. i'm disappointed, but hey, i can't give up on myself. i still have the 200m to go. dina asher smith will bid to become world champion for the first time today. she eased through her heat in the 100 metres. no british woman has ever even qualified for the final at the worlds before. mauricio pochettino says he is happy for his tottenham team and their fans after they beat southampton in a testing week for the club. they were knocked out of the league cup by league two colchester on tuesday after losing to leicester in the league last weekend. they didn't make it easy though — hugo lloris gifted southampton a goal with this sloppy mistake which made it one alljust after spurs had gone down to ten men. but harry kane grabbed a winner for the home side to put them back into the top four. liverpool have reported chants made during saturday's women's super

canada's andre de grasse took bronze, and great britain's only man in the final, zharnel hughes, finished sixth in a time of 10.06. those things happen, unfortunately. you just have to be strong minded, be focused and come again. that's what i'm going to do. i'm disappointed, but hey, i can't give up disappointed, but hey, i can't give up on myself... what happens. —— myself. that's what happens. charles leclerc is in the groove in formula i at the moment. he stuck his ferrari on pole for sunday's russian grand prix in sochl leclerc will start from the front for the fourth consecutive race after finishing a four tenths of a second clear of lewis hamilton. ferrari team—mate sebastian vettel, who won his first race of the year last weekend, will start from third. annamiek van vleuten won the elite women's road race at the world championships in yorkshire. the 36—year—old dutch cyclist showed she's still got plenty left in her legs by breaking away from the rest of the field with 65 miles to go to the finish in harrogate. britain's lizzie deignan, who grew up in the local area coul

britain's european champion zharnel hughes used to be bolt‘s training partner and believes that he could one—day challenge bolt‘s 100m and 200m world records, but he's not only targeting success on the track, nick hope has been to his home injamaica to find out more. i have always wanted to fly. i love going fast. running on the track if speed but when you didn't and aeroplane, it is an amazing feeling to fly, once a month i feel like a bird, looking down on earth and enjoying the scenery and the relaxation of flying in the clouds, even though it can be a bit challenging. but it's just that feeling of being free. i definitely want to give my commercial licence and after track and field is overfor me, i can start a business in aviation and perhaps start a training school in angola. to be eligible for the olympics, he is now flying high for great britain. last year, he won a breakthrough with european gold, helped by a of training injamaica with a certain sprinting legend. when i first moved to jamaica and i saw usain for the very first time in training, i almost lost my mind. what kin

great britain's zharnel hughes, finished sixth. dina asher smith will bid to become world champion for the first time today. she eased through her heat in the 100 metres. no british woman has ever even qualified for the final mauricio pochettino says he's happy for his tottenham team and their fans after they beat southampton at the end of what has been a testing week for the club. they were knocked out of the league cup by league two colchester on tuesday following defeat to leicester in the league last weekend. they didn't make it easy though — hugo lloris gifted southampton a goal with this sloppy mistake which made it one alljust after spurs had gone down to 10 men but harry kane grabbed a winner for the home side to put them back into the top four. liverpool have reported chants made during saturday's women's super league defeat at manchester united, to the football association.liverpool believe they relate to the hillsborough disaster. the match itself was won by united , with 17 year old lauren james one of the goalscorers

no trouble for european champion zharnel hughes who comfortably wins his heat. and one of the world's best wicketkeepers — england's sarah taylor retires from international cricket due to anxiety. in times when i've had to run off onto the change rooms and i would be sickjust sometimes with sheer panic. so plenty of sport for you tonight, we're starting in qatar where the world athletics championships got underway today. there have already been plenty of talking points from the lack of ticket sales and air conditioned stadium to the contraversial favourite for the men's 100 metres title. natalie pirks has been following the action and joins me live from doha. natalie, it's very late there isn't it — but the marathon is only just getting underway! plenty of british interest in the men's100 metres sprints — they have just gone around because they doing several loops of the chorus. it is hot. it's 32 degrees here still at half past midnight. 69% humidity and the world governing body takes a wet bulb global temperature reading and study different actually feel

zharnel hughes failed to progress and miguel francis was forced to pull out after suffering a quad strain in yesterday's heats. plenty of high drama on the track tonight, including karsten warholm's storming victory in the 400 metres men's hurdles. the 23—year—old norwegian, who is on an unbeaten streak of 1a races, came home clear of main rival rai benjamin. warholm, the second fastest ever over the distance, didn't come close to the world record that many thought might fall this evening but his time of 47.42 seconds was good enough to ensure the successful defence of his title. this was a very tough race, i actually felt my heart was going to stop, nojoke. iactually actually felt my heart was going to stop, nojoke. i actually had actually felt my heart was going to stop, nojoke. iactually had pain in my chest, i am going to die, but it will be worth it, and here i am, world champion, and i am not dead either. it was a must win match for scotland but win they did. and it means they could have just saved their rugby world cup campaign. they knew that defeat to samoa would have left qu

hughes and miguel francis. the final is on tuesday. wales have taken a huge step towards the quarterfinals of the rugby world cup after beating australia 29 to 25 in tokyo, in what was one of the game‘s of the tournament so far. here‘s our sports correspondent katy gornall with more. this was a game that these fans will remember for a very long time. one that more than lived up to its box office billing. it was exciting and exhilarating. despite the hot and humid conditions here in tokyo, wales out of the blocks early on with that try. australia hit back in the first half, when gareth davies broke free to, you felt the momentum was with wales. you have to give full credit to assure you further the way they surged back into this match, scoring two tries and a penalty in the second half to get to within a point of wales. the tension at that point was written all over the face of the welsh coach. what they needed at that point where cool heads and they had that in the replacement fly—half who was on for dan

great britain's european champion zharnel hughes was his former training partner and believes he could one—day challenge bolt‘s 100m and 200m world records, but he's not only targeting success on the track. nick hope has been to his home injamaica. i have always wanted to fly. i love going fast. running unattractive the track if speed but when you didn't and aeroplane, it is an amazing feeling to fly, once a month i feel like a feeling to fly, once a month i feel likea bird, feeling to fly, once a month i feel like a bird, looking down on earth and enjoying the scenery and the relaxation of the clouds, even though it can be a bit challenging. but it's just that feeling of being free. i definitely want to give my commercial licence and after track and field is over for me, commercial licence and after track and field is overfor me, i can start a business in aviation and perhaps started school in angola. to be eligible for the olympics, he is now flying high for great britain, last year he won a breakthrough european gold, helped by a of training injamaica european gold, helped by a

hughes was impressive after a poor start in his heat. it's a bit different, from the heat to the cold, especially in the cold room, it is a bit chilly, the degrees is like 22. i am happy that i got through and onto the next one. the contraversial american sprinter christian coleman remains the 100m gold medalfavourite though — running the only sub—10 seconds time of the day. coleman is competing in doha after the us anti doping agency dropped their charges relating to him missing three drugs tests due to a technicality. the 100 metres semifinals and final are tomorrow. in the women's pole vault, holly bradshaw cleared the qualifying height for the final at the first attempt. 4.60 metres — now she can conserve all her energy for sunday's final. and there's been a lot of talk about the heat in doha but it's not clear if it had anything to do with the plight of this poor runner from the caribean island of aruba... this isjonathan busby — who was competing in the men's 5000m heats, and he was in serious trouble on the final lap, havi

zharnel hughes also came through after winning his heat, ojie edoburun qualified as a fastest loser. the semifinals and final are tomorrow. success too in the pole vault. this is holly bradshaw clearing the qualifying height for the final at the first attempt. a.6m, job done, she can conserve all her enrgy for sunday's final. these are live pictures from doha, we've still got the men's a00 hurdles and the 5,000 metres heats to come. watch out for the ingebritsen brothers from norway. live action now on bbc two. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing issues with anxiety. she previously took a break from the game in 2016, returning to win the world cup with england in 2017. she's been named the best women's t20 player in the world three times, and is second on the england women's list of run—scorers. here she is talking to the bbc when she took a break from cricket the first time. the nerves would hit me, but it would be nerves plus something else. i was away is confused as to what it was. now i know. it is a genuine kind of pa

canada's andre de grasse took bronze, and great britain's only man in the final, zharnel hughes, finished sixth. those things happen, unfortunately. you just have to be strong—minded, and refocus and come again, and that's what i'm going to do. i'm disappointed, but hey, i can't give up on myself. i still have the 200m to go. dina asher—smith will bid to become world champion for the first time today. she eased through her heat in the 100 metres. no british woman has ever even qualified for the final at the worlds before. an average day — that's how jurgen klopp described his saturday, despite liverpool beating sheffield united to stay top of the premier league. they are five points clear of manchester city after they beat everton. two goalkeepers stole the headlines, though, and not for the right reasons, as austin halewood explains. the new season still isn't two months old, but already these two look to be in a league of their own. for liverpool, six wins from six was a reason to smile. they have been the team to catch so far, but on a cold, wet saturday in the steel city, it can

as did sprinter zharnel hughes. he cruised into the semifinals of the 100 metres, along with fellow brits adam gemili and ojie edoburun. it was a bit different from the heat to the cool, especially in the call room — it is a bit chilly inside there. degrees is, like, 22 so i'm like... but other than that, i'm fine. i'm happy i got through easily and i'm onto the next round. the only cloud in qatar hangs over american christian coleman. the sprinter avoided a ban for missing three drugs tests on a technicality, but on the track, he is the man to beat — the fastest in the world this year and the only man to go under ten seconds so far. holly bradshaw did not need that long, though, to make her way through. one jump, one completion, into the pole vault final. and she gets it! superjump! ahead of the championships, the ingebritsen brothers from norway were three of the athletes to watch. at 19, jakob is just about the best of them, but at this level, one false step can make all the difference. the european champion

canada's andre de grasse took bronze and great britain's only man in the final, zharnel hughes, finished sixth. dina asher—smith will be the focus of british hopes later today. the british record—holder goes in the 100m semi—finals and, if things go to form, the final this evening. she's aiming to win her first individual medal at world level and there are high hopes it could even be gold. let's go now to doha, where we can speak to the five—time british champion triple—jumper naomi ogbeta, who has competed alongside dina at many championships. naomi, what are her hopes of a medal? she is an amazing form, she will do really well. it is a very tough field. the jamaican pair, 00:37:42,1000 --> 00:37:45,032 you have a two—time olympic champion in there, as well. it is a tough, tough field. she will have to be at her very best. yes, definitely. shelly-ann fraser—pryce ran a super—quick time in the heats, so she will really have to bring it in the final, but i think she will. she will rise to the occasion. you know her very well, competing alongside her many times. how will sh

zharnel hughes failed to progress and miguel francis was forced to pull out after suffering a quad strain in yesterday's heats. it was an ethiopian 12 in the men's 5000 metres, as defending champion claimed gold ahead of compatriot, in what was a grueling race that left much of the field on the floor in the end, including norway's jacob, who literally fell down as he crossed the line. tomorrow is another rest day at the rugby world cup but there'll be renewed confidfence from the scotland camp following their victory over samoa earlier. they scored four tries in a much improved performance to secure the 3a zero win and that vital bonus point one that could prove crucial in their group. 0ur correspondent katie gornall sent us this report from kobe. it may be thousands of miles from home, but injapan, scotland's influence is strong. the two countries have a shared love of whiskey and here they've embraced a process that's all about patience. enjoy. but not everyone has the luxury of time. scotland's fans arrived in kobe showing plenty of spirit but knowing this could be where their journey

zharnel hughes and miguel francis also made the semi—finals. we saw a new event last night. usa won the mixed 4x400 metre relay, a new event at the world championships. nations can choose what order to put runners in, and every team bar poland chose the order man, woman, woman, man so we had the odd spectacle of one of poland's women being overtaken by an american man. there was a simply great win for wales at the rugby world cup yesterday. they overcame a resurgent australia in the rest taking game in tokyo to secure one of their greatest victories with two wins from two. they are now in pole position to win the top of their group and a potentially more favourable draw going into the next round. scotland play samoa but after the irish lost to japan at the weekend, their paul is now wide open. scotland have really got to win today to be in with a chance of reaching the quarter—finals. we watched the japan game, we have done the numbers and we know the implications and what that means for us. we have tojust implications and what that means for

zharnel hughes also through after winning his heat. the semi finals are tomorrow. well, these are live pictures from doha. this is the wrapping up of the men‘s heat. this is their long—term qualification is under way as well. plenty of other events also including the women‘s paul vote. which is out on the track at that moment. as i say, day one and days. we will be staying across over the coming days. so plenty of talking points, but better disappointment for britain and certainly fort lindsay sharp on day one. i thought we would see that paul vote. did she make it? we cheated you out of that. she did. she made it. i would have hate to her —— that she did make it. cricket, a surprise retirement? yes, this is a sad story, being a. england wicketkeeper sarah taylor has retired from international cricket because of her ongoing battle with anxiety. she previously took a break from the game three years ago because of the same issue. she returned to win the world cup with england in 2017 and has been named the best women‘s t20 player she‘s also second on th