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For myths about mmr. Meticulously planned. This took the us threatens turkey with crippling sanctions over its military offensive place in vienna, conditions, the in northern syria, as concerns are raised course, specially made which ended about a new threat from is fighters. Up course, specially made which ended up being a circuit of 4. 4 times england suffer their first qualifying defeat in ten years. Around in order for theyre beaten 2 1 by the Czech Republic, up being a circuit of 4. 4 times around in orderfor him to complete and will have to wait a little the 26. 2 miles. It happened in vienna and many people turned out longer to qualify for euro 2020. For this extraordinary event, not a normal Marathon Race. He was running is a marathon possible assisted by guidance runners keeping pace with special technology that in under two hours . Made sure they knew all the way we will be finding out. Through if they were on time. He kenyan runner Eliud Kipchoge said for some time he wanted to get is attempting to break that barrier right now in vienna. Beneath the mark and today it has happened. Good morning. It is saturday the remarkable scenes in vienna this 12th of october. Morning. One of the highlights of japan is beginning to feel the force of typhoon hagibis the morning. We also need to bring one of the strongest storms to hit the country in decades. The massive typhoon is expected to make landfall near the capital tokyo at around you news about whats happening in 10am this morning, with winds of up japan, as they are beginning to feel to iio miles per hour. The full force of typhoon hagibis as one man is already thought to have died after his car overturned it begins to lash the country with and tens of thousands of homes are without power. The heaviest winds and rain for 60 here one resident captured images of a tornado yea rs. The heaviest winds and rain for 60 years. Residents in low lying areas lashing japans ichihara city. Have been told to be ready to several roofs of houses evacuate, supermarkets have been emptied, flights and Train Services were blown off by the wind. Its become too dangerous cancelled. Also problems for two for our correspondent Rugby World Cup matches that have been called off. We can speak to Rupert Wingfield hayes to broadcast, but earlier he sent this report from tokyo. Rona and ross, currently staying in yokohama. They are scotland fans in scotla nd yokohama. They are scotland fans in scotland due play japan the skies have darkened yokohama. They are scotland fans in scotland due playjapan on yokohama. They are scotland fans in considerably, it is mid afternoon scotland due play japan on sunday. Just hoping it can go ahead. Good but dark skies, heavy rain falling morning to you both. These are in the japanese capital tricky times for you, you really which is true of the greater tokyo wa nt tricky times for you, you really want this game to go ahead, dont area and further to the west, you . Absolutely. We want to be able to towards mount fuji they have had the largest 12 hour period play the game, ifjapan when then of rainfall they have ever recorded down there and that is having they went and we go out of the an immediate knock on effect tournament but being put out by the to rivers with flood warnings out weather would just be to scottish so for a number of rivers in the tokyo area, including the river fingers crossed it goes ahead. Running through a big, it is love that you are able to heavily densely populated joke its a good joke. Southern part of tokyo, there is an Evacuation Order the truth is, of course, you are in for People Living near that river now so that is the real worry now, japan, weve seen the conditions is that all of this rain, this morning, safety comes first, this massive amount of rain that is falling and continuing eve ryo ne this morning, safety comes first, everyone knows that and a typhoon, to fall is going to pour the conditions are genuinely into the rivers and cause flooding dangerous. Absolutely. Its really potentially along coastlines as well important coming from the northern which is why those Evacuation Orders hemisphere not been used to the sort are coming into effect. This is part one. Of weather and never having seen it later on, as night falls, before, to emphasise these are the storm will come on shore genuinely very dangerous conditions. Bringing with it potentially the japanese are used to them and destructive winds of up to 140 they have been marvellous hosts but kilometres an hour, 100 miles we would not want anybody to an hour, which is going to come jeopardise the safety for the sake right across the top ofa jeopardise the safety for the sake of a game. Not least the japanese of tokyo later tonight. And that has the potential to cause people, who have been incredibly accommodating and welcoming and physical damage to buildings, making sure all the visiting fans to pick up signs and debris are well looked after. On the road so it is dangerous to be what have you been told about the out at that time and people should stay indoors, shut the door and stay safe. Information, when will you know if the game is on or off . I havent seen the city closed down i believe there is, we watched the quite like this before in the years that ive lived here. No transport is running, world rugby announcement yesterday the whole of the tokyo metro, which took a bit longer than the Railway System completely closed down so it really has shut the whole expected to what we have been told there will be a pitch inspection part of this japan down and its tomorrow morning at around 6am or also close down a lot of sporting fixtures. Thereabouts and then we will be told whether the game goes ahead or not. We know the Rugby World Cup games going on at the moment, the big game today between england we are in chinatown in yokohama and france was cancelled, about ten minutes from the stadium the practice for the formula 1 so were keeping fingers crossed. We grand prix was cancelled arejust so were keeping fingers crossed. We are just waiting to hear. But there is hope once some things are out with your the storm passes tonight, tomorrow, believe it or not, controlled obviously, the impression im getting for those who travel to the skies here are expected to be clear, blue, then the world cup japan as it is worth it anyway, and other events can resume their schedule as usual. Eve ryo ne japan as it is worth it anyway, everyone saying the atmosphere there is something special. Its been absolutely incredible a genuine once ina absolutely incredible a genuine once in a lifetime experience. What has made it more than anything else has that was Rupert Wingfield hayes reporting from tokyo this morning, been the turnout of japanese fans keeping an eye on those conditions for all the games who have come a for you this morning. Long to have an amazing time as neutrals for the most part. As we theres a warning that parents say, theyve been incredibly chatter at the school gates has welcoming and gone above and beyond become a breeding ground for harmful myths about the safety to make sure everyone feels welcome of vaccinations against conditions like measles. Nhs england chief and happy in their country. Thank Simon Stevens has spoken out you very much, japan. It has been after the latest figures showed a rise in the number of measles cases and fall in the take up absolutely fantastic. Of all routine jabs for under fives in the last year. Simon jones has more. The jab against measles, mumps and rubella is in the words of nhs englands chief executive simple and free and it can save lives. Shes been practising herjapanese but Simon Stevens is worried. Four weeks. We all hope the game what are the points you think people gets the go ahead. Need to learn from your experience . The percentage of children receiving the first dose of the vaccine the very early hours of tomorrow is down for the fifth year morning uk time. We will wait and in a row in england. See. There is a warning parents he says parents looking for Information Online are often being confronted by fake news. Talking at school gates has created writing in the daily mail, he warns. A breeding ground for harmful myths about the safety of vaccinations against conditions like measles. The nhs england chief spoke out as the latest figures show a rise in the number of measles cases and a fall in the take up of all routine jabs for underfives in in the take up of all routine jabs for under fives in the last year. The Prime Minister recently echoed his concern. Im afraid people have just been listening to that superstitious the United States has warned turkey mumbojumbo on the internet, that its prepared to impose that anti vaxxer stuff, crippling sanctions and thinking that the mmr if it continues to take military action against Kurdish Forces in northern syria. Vaccine is a bad idea. Last night it was revealed that us thats wrong. Troops had come underfire from turkish positions, at the department of health, but turkey has denied deliberately targeting american soldiers. There has been much discussion there are also fresh concerns about what should be done about the threat posed by former is fighters being held in camps. To increase vaccination rates. The health secretary, matt hancock, at least one person has died recently said he was seriously and tens of thousands have been considering making vaccinations forced to flee their homes compulsory for schoolchildren as in england but some in the medical wildfires rage around profession warned that southern california. Could make parents suspicious. Hundreds of firefighters have been Simon Stevens acknowledges there has battling to control the blazes, which broke out around been a lively debate on the issue, los angeles earlier this week. Though he stopped short of saying the fires are being fuelled by winds of up to 60 whether he believes vaccinations should be mandatory. Miles per hour. Authorities have opened shelters for residents who have been forced he does, though, pledge that the nhs to abandon their homes. Will make it easier for parents alina is going to keep us up to date to get their children vaccinated and he has welcomed a commitment on whats happening injapan. By social media firms to counter typhoon has made land so she will misInformation Online. Simon jones, bbc news. Keep us up to date. Before that, lets bring you right up to date have we come down yet . With the situation with turkey this its amazing how we get swept up in morning. The United States has warned turkey it all. That its prepared to impose for those just joining crippling sanctions if it continues to take military action it all. For thosejustjoining us it all. For those justjoining us this morning, something extraordinary against Kurdish Forces in northern syria. Happened in athletics today. Last night it was revealed that us Eliud Kipchoge running the first troops had come underfire ever sub two hour marathon. We know from turkish positions, but turkey has denied deliberately targeting american soldiers. The preparations that have gone into it to try and make it possible, the elite runners he was running alongside to help set the pace. Turkeys invasion has been 20,000 in vienna. The course was criticised and condemned but so far, the world is merely watching carefully selected for the benefits as conflict consumes northern syria. Tens of thousands of kurds have he would get running there. Perfect already fled their homes. Their soldiers fought conditions, perfect temperatures and alongside the us against he has done it. It was amazing to the Islamic State group and they believe america witness him becoming the first could have prevented this. Many feel betrayed. Person in history to run a marathon translation these countries dont in undertwo see whats going on. Person in history to run a marathon in under two hours. One america, russia, iran person in history to run a marathon in undertwo hours. One hour59 they dont see this. Minutes and 40 seconds. Perfect america is here on the basis that its with us. America also sold us conditions, 10 celsius there in out, like russia did. They sold us out. Vienna. No rain this morning, very we know they did. Flat course, a six mile circuit he in the United States, there is growing concern ran 4. 4 times. He said he wanted to about all of this instability, leave a legacy in the sport and he and that the Islamic State group has certainly done that. Worth will try to take advantage. Pointing out the official marathon is says it was responsible re cord pointing out the official marathon record that he holds that were set for this car bomb attack in berlin last year, that is two in the town of qamishli. The Trump Administration has told hours at minute and 39 seconds so he turkeys president erdogan that shared a one minute 59 seconds off captured extremists cant be allowed that with these perfect conditions. To escape or regroup amid the chaos, it goes to show what he achieved when he did it for real, the official time. And the us is threatening severe sanctions against turkey if it do explain the difference between the official time and the time he crosses a line in its actions. But some civilians have has run. Already been killed. This is not classed as an official we have a very Good Relationship with turkey. Record for three reasons. He was theyre a nato partner. We do a lot of trade with turkey. Doing it on his own against the but we dont want them clock, he had the help of killing a lot of people. Its clear turkey is not deterred. Pa cesetters clock, he had the help of pacesetters and there were no drink stations because he was getting his its committing more drinks are brought to him from a and more to this fight, leaving syria further scarred. Bike. So it is being classed as chris buckler, bbc news, washington. Wells best. We can from him after his celebrations. Im feeling good. It takes five at least one person has died and tens of thousands have been forced to flee their homes as wildfires rage around years for a human being southern california. Hundreds of firefighters have been battling to control the blazes, im feeling good. It takes five years fora human being 65 years which broke out around los angeles for human being to make history in earlier this week. Sport after roger bannister. It took the fires are being fuelled by winds of up to 60mph. Another 63 years. I tried then and authorities have opened shelters for residents who have been forced now it is 65 years. I wanted to run to abandon their homes. Under two hours a man arrested on suspicion now it is 65 years. I wanted to run undertwo hours in now it is 65 years. I wanted to run under two hours in order to inspire of stabbing shoppers people and show no human is limited and we can do it. At the Arndale Shopping Centre in manchester has been detained under the Mental Health act. The man in his 40s was held on suspicion of committing amazing. Huge congratulations to him a terrorism offence before being assessed by and im sure he will continue to specialist doctors. Reflect on those achievements throughout the rest of the day. Three people were taken to hospital. Two others received treatment at the scene. British and eu officials will continue brexit talks this weekend, amid rising speculation a deal is on the cards which could break the deadlock over the irish border. England have been made to wait the eus chief negotiator Michel Barnier gave the green light in their attempt to book yesterday for intensive discussions a spot at euro 2020, they were beaten 2 1 by the Czech Republic last night, between officials to start. Ending a ten year unbeaten run in qualifiers. A french man who went on the run after his family was murdered eight this strike won it for the czech years ago has been arrested at glasgow airport. Republic later on but england will still qualify if they beat bulgaria Xavier Dupont de ligonnes had been at large since his wife and four on monday. In terms of a wakeup children were found buried in the garden of their home call i think had a lot of plaudits, in nantes in western france. I think weve always maintained that isa i think weve always maintained that is a lot of work to be done to be a really top team tonight was clear jane fonda has been arrested at a evidence of that. We have to respond Climate Change protest in washington after she refused to leave the steps in the right way. Weve been talking of the Capitol Building and was led away by police in handcuffs. 16 others were arrested at the event about the typhoon hit injapan, which is held weekly by activists making its presence felt and weve seen a game making its presence felt and weve seen a game is cancelled at the addressing the impact of climate Rugby World Cup, others in doubt. Change. 9 10am, well go live to england and wales are over the into vienna for an event taking place. The quarterfinals, ireland face samoa today but in scotland against this morning, one man, marathon japan which we are waiting to see if runner, is trying to be the first it will be called off. If it is they ever to run a marathon distance in under two hours. You can see on the will be eliminated from the tournament. The former england bottom right of your screen, he is winger is with us. It would be on target to beat the two hour desperately sad of scotland, not just for the fans but for the barrier by nine seconds. So he is players. Having played at the world expected to cross the line soon. You cup yourself it will be bitterly disappointing if they go out without getting the chance to play. I think it would be a disaster. It can see him in the right, eliud never happened before. Obviously safety is paramount for players and kipchoge. This event is taking place fa ns safety is paramount for players and fans and everybody in the area. But ina park kipchoge. This event is taking place in a park in vienna. The green lines to cancel the fixture and notjust you can see just ahead of his support runners, that is the marker postpone them for two or three or if they are on that green line, they whatever how many days just seems will break that two hour mark. We bizarre. For england, they had their match can talk now to a senior lecturer in with france cancelled which means they now have to weeks between sport and psychology at leeds psychology. Youve been with us all matches two week gap between morning. Talking to us about the matches, some say it will benefit psychology about this, about eliud them or others say it bought halt them or others say it bought halt the momentum, would you want to mix kipchoges attempt, what has driven him to do this, faye . I think what off as the momentum, would you want to mix offasa the momentum, would you want to mix off as a player . Would you want has driven him to do this is the to mix off as a player . Wa nt to has driven him to do this is the want to prove there are no limits, you want to play every week, keep there is no limits to what the human your rhythm. They have had a really body can do. Many of us will have tough camp in the build up to the heard the phrase the body can achieve what the mind believes but world cup, they played four warm up this really is taking it to the games, they played three pool games limit. Five years ago many of us already in the world cup so i think could not have imagined we would be it might be a blessing in disguise. Looking at running 26. 2 miles in theyve had seven really tough weeks less tha n looking at running 26. 2 miles in less than 120 minutes. We should of top rugby. Point out that the timings here you think it will help them . Youve means that, in the next 2. 5 minutes, just got to look at the positive, they are right on the final stages, there is no point looking at the it has been working like clockwork. The pace, they always had to keep it negative. The lads have been doing very precise, very fast, obviously. Speed training this morning, theyve it has been an extraordinary been preparing for a game that would operation to watch. It has come and the finely tuned support he has got have been in six hours. They have some bumps and bruises in the squad. Is incredible. This is not a couple have onlyjust got fit, replicating a Marathon Race in its truest sense but it has gone like clockwork so far and he has over the wall now, he is over the 20 mile vunipola took a knock last week so it gives them a chance to get fit wall, into the last sort of 15 or 20 for next week. We are looking at the training camp, minutes of the race now. John youve been following this as well, it is how competitive are those environments . You hear things can get overheated in those environments fascinating. Yes, the use of in the build up, in the middle of a meteorologists, to check the tournament, how do you keep the lid conditions were suitable, theyve on all the things that have to come done work on the track, they have out in matches . Par mac to, done work on the track, they have par mac to, banked done work on the track, they have par mac to, banked corners to make the Training Field is the time not sure they can shave off seconds. It to keep the lid on it, thats the is going to work. You can hear the opportunity to push yourself. Cheering. Lets listen to the whether you have one or 50 caps, atmosphere and the commentary as he every time you go on the training approaches the finish line. Field you are still trying to prove yourself. What have you witnessed, im always he is almost there. You can see the intrigued. You can speak freely. Finish line, that is the view from what have you witnessed, im always Eliud Kipchoge, he can see the line intrigued. You can speakfreely. You dont have to name names, im just intrigue to have it manifest. Looming into view. It is approaching in my day, things are properly settled down a little bit but in my 1. 58, with some certainty now. He day at the leicester tigers boys is going youre starting to move we re day at the leicester tigers boys were renowned for lobbing a scrap. Away, he is saying, come on. This is there was always a lot of leicester incredible it is such a gift of the world, his running as a gift to all players, these sort of players love of us. I feel so blessed to be here to really mix it up. That left that today, i hope everyone can hear me smiling through this microphone mentality was almost if we dont have a fight in training we are not right now. I cannot stop smiling. Ready for the game. 500 metres to go, he has the alley how are you disciplined when you to himself, the pacemakers have let fight in training . It is effectively self policed. Him go. He is sprinting into the surely the coach gives you a telling history books here. They are off . Cheering him on 400 metres to go it depends on the situation. Lets bring him home this is pre world cup there were situations history unfolding on the streets of with a couple of players away from vienna this morning, it is a the Training Field in those saturday run weve never seen situations are not tolerated and before. Listen to the noise the hence they were cut out the squad. Crowd a re before. Listen to the noise the crowd are getting right behind him any training environment, on the training pitch, it is a physical goodness me, 300 metres to go you intense game, everybody is trying to can see the finish line here. Neil prove himself. Armstrong we had on the moon in who is going to win the world cup . 1969. Roger bannister, the england. I think on our day we got four minute mile 65 years ago. Edward hillary the first man to the squad and the ability to beat climb everest in 1953. We have one anyone. Pre world cup i think minute to go, Eliud Kipchoge is on eve ryo ne anyone. Pre world cup i think everyone was excited that new zealand were not quite in the form they have been in the past ten years his way here. This humble farmer who but it was on an ominous when used to run two miles to school everyday and back, he used to go to the nearest town on his bike to sell they beat south africa by ten milk at the local market. And, now, points. Its a worry. Lovely to see you this morning. Through hard work and discipline, he thank you. Is pointing, come on, he says Eliud Kipchoge has the hand of history his man runsa shoulder. He has less than 200 thank you. Man runs a marathon in under two hours, thats the story of the day. We need to know whats going on metres to go. Eliud kipchoge. Lets keep an eye on the clock, into the outside. Some rain around, lena has all the details. Final 20 seconds. Eliud kipchoge good morning. Good morning. Plenty of rain in the forecast not for all 1. 40 Eliud Kipchoge 1 59. 40 the of rain in the forecast not for all of us what a large swathes of the uk. Many areas have a saturated ground and more rain on top of that brings flood warnings, which are on unofficial time. The first man to our website. This rain is tied in with this cloud that swings out into runa unofficial time. The first man to run a marathon in under two hours. The atlantic waves across the uk 0ne run a marathon in under two hours. One final stride for Eliud Kipchoge, one giant leap for human endeavour. Over the weekend. The main focus today for the rain is to the south and he was right, no human is of the uk, South West England towards east anglia where we will limited. And, now, he can celebrate. See the heaviest and most persistent he has done it and to roger rain. South wales and south midlands as well. Further north will see the best of the sun chain but there are bannister, neilarmstrong, he has done it and to roger showers for northern and western bannister, neil armstrong, edward hilary, we can also add the name of Eliud Kipchoge. Some it up for us. |j scotland,. Maybe some for western Northern Ireland but northern either not having too bad ide. Later winston recently and in the sentient would just like to thank. Temperatures reaching winds later weve all been watching in the studio. Just embrace that moment. Today. This band of rain in the same what an extraordinary time and place this evening before pushing northwards. It could get as far emotion. Yes. That is unbelievable i northwards. It could get as far almost cannot believe what we have north as southern scotland. Clearer witnessed this morning. The amount of preparation that has gone into skies for southern and central that and the elation he must be scotland. Under the clearer skies feeling at the moment. John, youve temperature is around five celsius but the clouds will keep taken a picture when he crossed the temperatures up at around 11. Messy line. This is a moment in history picture tomorrow with lots of you notice how much people engage fronts. More rain for england and with this stuff, when someone is attempting something that has never wales and southern scotland. Northern ireland is mainly dry again been done before, there is a huge amount of fascination and thats one with good spells of sunshine for of the best things this morning. You central and northern scotland. This can see the support and the sense of band of rain across england and good feeling towards him. Lets go wales are slowly pushing north and back to this and see. Look at him east words, some of it will be running along with the crowds. Hes heavy, brighter skies behind it. Got so much Energy Running 30 miles an hourfor two some showers on behind. Feeling fresher tomorrow. 13 or 14 celsius. Hours, there you can see the unofficial time, it might take a minute or two to make it to the official time but 1. 59. 40. 2 is the cooler into monday, chilly start to the new week. Fronts closer by and unofficial time. Comfortably inside two hours and the olympic champion, two areas of rain, one pushing in the world record holder, the from the west and another from the greatest marathon runner the world south and east. Western and southern has ever seen is now in the history and eastern parts of the uk with books. More persistent rain through monday. Further north and east things should you are watching Eliud Kipchoge who has now become the first man to run stay dry with some sunshine but fairly cool field. Little change for a marathon in under two hours. It is worth saying he hasjust the week ahead. Showers are longer a marathon in under two hours. It is worth saying he has just done that and he is now running up and down spells of rain, particular wednesday but could be wet and windy. Embracing the moment temperatures are slightly below so much energy and you saw the joy average. No sign of anything more in the pacesetters who have helped settled in the forecast. Him, who got this man, cheering him back to you. How well this morning on, as he was approaching the line, not go down, forget the weather, in terms of history. You said you had and the emotion we felt here in the tea rs studio was fantastic but as a sports terms of history. You said you had tears in your eyes when you watched Eliud Kipchoge grow over the finish journalist you witnessing history. Line. It is great for them to be a part of i stood here and i was cheering him this attempt. World record holders on in the studio. I had tears in my and champions themselves. Yes, elite runners. And that has been part of eyes. It was so exciting and the process to assemble the best emotional and moving all at the same possible team to make this possible time. And we have talked this morning it has just been brilliant. Thank about everything that has been done you so much. Of course we are in the preparation to make this talking about the fact that he has become the first human being to run possible, and assembling those runners around him, those elite a marathon in under two hours. Runners, those olympic champions world champions, pacesetters, it is all part of the process and it has paid off. So faye, what this does, its one of those moments, isnt it . Amazing to be here to watch it. In athletics you have markers, everything is measured, you have a towards the end of the run, it height and time, but what it does it struck me how chilled he was, pointing and waving to his friends, brea ks height and time, but what it does it breaks those barriers. For any young he knew he had the record but he athlete or anyone coming into clearly was not exhausted. Something, what is established can be broken. People said you cant go its all about inspiration, it comes underfour minutes be broken. People said you cant go under four minutes for a be broken. People said you cant go underfour minutes for a mile but in all sorts of shapes and sizes and that can happen. You cant go under youve picked out some stories that two hours for a marathon. There you caught your eye. Go. Yes and one of the things for some positive news. This is a story me, one of the most exciting things about a crofter in the scottish and inspirational things is the islands, in the outer hebrides. She effect it is going to have, and if islands, in the outer hebrides. She is called Melanie Maclean and she this inspires one or two young brought up this rejected lamb from people or people that are not as active as theyd like to be to get birth and fed it by bottle etc and out there and be a bit more active it grew up and she decided along this weekend, this is what this is with the rest of some of her flock about. It is about getting our had to be sold so she decided to go generation and nation hooked on sport for life and if we can do that to auction and it was sold, she in some small way in things like missed it so much she rang the new this, that is incredible. Look at his delight he is pointing owners knowing the land would go to up look at his delight he is pointing up at the unofficial time, 1 59. 40 slaughter and then rang and said can i get slaughter and then rang and said can iget him and two seconds. He smashed it if slaughter and then rang and said can i get him back . She drove 540 mile you think of the statistics, how round trip to north uist, got the fast was he running, you can bmb round trip to north uist, got the encourage everyone but even with lamb back as she got to the field your long legs im not sure you the lamb recognised her and darted could do it. It would be 21 on the over like a dog to its owner and she treadmill . For two hours . He had to burst into tears and to get back average 13 miles an hour to home again. Very heart warming. Throughout. It is not an official home again. Very heartwarming. Back home and re cord throughout. It is not an official record because of the way the race very chilled, it says. I remember at the adverts, probably was run. Used pacesetters. It isnt a race. No, he was only racing the best lager in the world, was it against himself and the clock. As carlsberg . This well, he wasnt using official drink the best lager in the world, was it ca rlsberg . This is the best lager in the world, was it carlsberg . This is the headline stations. There are drink stations here. Explain the story. Along the route in a marathon but he probably the greenest bottle in the was being provided with drinks and various nutrition he needed by a world. Brewing giant carlsberg has delivery on a bike so it is those three reasons which means it isnt unveiled an innovation that is as an official time. For him is welcome he has spoken about, this is him green as its logo, the worlds first leaving a legacy in the sport and he said himself he wanted to show paper beer bottle made from sustainably resourced woods and people. Logan is about to speak to given a resonant filling inside to him. Lets get back to the stop it leaking. I feel the commentary. He is being weighed and lets get gabbys thoughts. Given a resonant filling inside to stop it leaking. Ifeel the future they need this, they need to make is paper and stop it leaking. Ifeel the future is paperandi stop it leaking. Ifeel the future is paper and i dont understand why we dont have more brown paper. Sure they know all the details. They were the first to get rid of theyve got all of the information the plastic rings. Talk us through Going Forward is because Eliud Kipchoge will no doubt have another this extraordinary picture youve marathon to run. He hugs team chosen. This is one of the pictures of the day, the largest ship ever to pass members. He has the kenyan flag through the Corinth Canal in greece. Aloft. We will hold on these images, we it crept forward but only 0. 5 metres think he will have a chat with the on either side. So close was this ship that the passengers could lean bbc later on. The measurements going on on the scales as soon as he has out and touch the sides of the come off. Yes, this is my area of expertise but what i imagine is they gorge. 25,000 tonnes and it passed are weighing him to see how much body weight he has lost in terms of through it without incident, but water and fluids throughout the race. Part of this is science, as what if autograph. There is a smaller photograph showing it on the you are saying earlier, faye, what is achievable in what the human body horizon, like a car on top of the can do. There is a huge science to cliffs. Its extraordinary and sometimes, as marathon running and physiology is one part of it but i think the you say, a picturejust works. Psychology. Lets listen in now. You look at that and say that just lets have a chat. If we come this grabs you because its got everything. It is really a powerful side, youvejust made history, youve become the first man to ever image. Lovely to see this morning. Im glad runa sub you are here to watch it. Youve become the first man to ever run a sub two hour marathon, youve done it, how are you feeling . can you imagine the front pages run a sub two hour marathon, youve done it, how are you feeling . I am feeling good. It has taken 65 years tomorrow . All over them, i hope. Tomorrow . All overthem, i hope. Not brexit off, for once. To make history in sport after roger bannister. It took another 63 years. Climate protests in london, 1100 i try it and i wasnt scared. I have people arrested, another week of protest ago. Extinction rebellion tried and i have managed to run a marathon under two hours to inspire see the destruction is necessary to many people, to tell people no human highlight Climate Change. The accused of leaving Police Resources is limited, you can do it and i am stranded with officers pulled away expecting more of the world to run from other duties. Under two hours after today. What incredible words. Inspiration doesnt do itjustice. How hard was streets blocked. That run . How are you feeling at the planes delayed. Sometimes silent. Sometimes noisy. Most painful part . Actually, i this weeks protests by Extinction Rebellion have had a big impact on many in london. Cannot say. The hardest was waking they should get out of the way. They should get lost. They should go out and find up cannot say. The hardest was waking Something Better to do. Up at 4 50am for the starting time. 0lufemi has just been to see herfriend in hospital, but was delayed because of protesters blocking the road. So you have been to visit your friend in hospital and you were two hours late because of the protest . That was the hardest time. The first definitely, definitely. I am very angry. Kilometre was hard. It was a hard it is very frustrating, im telling you, because i am not quite happy. Run, yes. Your pacemakers were i had to apologise to my fantastic, start to finish as well. Friend, that im sorry. Its very sad that we are getting absolutely the pacemakers were all this kind of protest from time to time, every now and then, among the best athletes ever in the and theyre using it to vandalise whole world. From olympic champions a lot of things. The police should do more, in the 1500 to all the marathon on but the police are too busy. As. They are the best. I want to say they should be clearing them away, but the whole prison is packed full already. Thank you to them, i appreciate them Climate Change to accept the job and together. We save the planet its been a really challenging and complex operation for us. We are not against protest. Managed to do this together. To see the reaction you had, especially everybody has a right to protest. From kenny, with you growing up with but what this protest group are doing is unlawful. A single parent mother, you are a it is causing misery to thousands of people and disrupting peoples proud member of the clan, what does lives, its preventing us from doing other policing across the capital, it has meant that we have it mean to kenyan . A lot. In order had to bring in many, many offices into the centre of london who could, to tell kenyans, everybody can step and should, be working in the local communities. We are unable to spend as much time with victims as wed like. It means that were only responding to urgent and critical events out and do a good life, and together across the capital. You have made your point, 0k. However, theyve got a job to do. We can make a good world, and we can cheering and applause. Make this world a peaceful and beautiful world. It is make this world a peaceful and beautifulworld. It is a make this world a peaceful and beautiful world. It is a genuine joy talking to you and it would be its a continued response remiss of me not to mention your to sound the alarm about wife and three wonderful children as the ecological emergency. Well. Actually my wife and children it is far certain, far more have given me moral support and i am furious than we thought. We cant negotiate with nature. Happy for them to come and witness the history. They will be among ijust spoke with someone those who made the history and i am who was delayed for two hours to visit their friend in hospital happy about that. Because to the protests. So lovely hearing from eliud she is furious with the protesters. Kipchoge who has made history today. What do you say to her . Hearing what he said there, no human sorry, but the disruption would be nothing will be nothing to what we will face is limited. No human is limited, and in a few years time. Thatis fast forward ten years. Is limited. No human is limited, and that is obviously one of the drivers today. He said it there and he said whats the disruption it before. You wanted to show the when we cant feed our children . Only limits are in peoples minds and once our seasons start to change, we will not have the ability he has demonstrated that. Its to produce food in the way interesting the way he pointed to that we have done. Roger bannisters achievement, organisers have said therell be running the four minute mile, nobody thought it was achievable but now another week of protesters like this notjust here in london, here we are, a sub two hour but in other cities in the uk and abroad. Marathon. This is a moment, isnt it . A moment in history, it has been so, who should be arrested then . Pretty marvellous. Its been very, well, the people sitting in the road are not the people responsible very special and congratulations to for this crisis. Him and it shows what is achievable. Who is . Corporations. Just a last thought from you, faye. Personally, ive got no problem with people protesting. I think its good that we express he mentions it isntjust about what what we want in life he did there, it is about what it and what we want for our future and our children, but i do think says to other people. That is it. There are better ways to go about it. And i think believing wholeheartedly i mean, look at how many petrol like you do is you can achieve and diesel run vehicles have had whatever you want to achieve and if to come down here to look after we can get a few young people or a the police to ensure their safety. Passionate, at times unpopular, few people who are not as active as these protests have made their mark. Tim muffett, bbc news. They would like to be, then that is inspirational. Today is a type of day you can say i know where i was where he ran it. And ive got a we have witnessed history in the photo. Send me that one very late, making today. This morning is a remarkable achievement. Eliud kipchoge is in 9 25am to get an update with the vienna and set himself the challenge weather. Thank you so much for of being coming the first human waiting and apologies to the viewers being to run a marathon in under two who are timing their day to find out what is going on this weekend. Hours. He did it. Watch this. One a minute to go. Wiping away the tears, actually, Eliud Kipchoge is on his way here. What an emotional story this is this humble farmer who used to run typhoon hagibis, we are keeping our eye on it, a violent typhoon, it has two miles to School Every Day and weakened but dont let it fully back, he used to go to the nearest because this is a powerful storm town on his bike to sell milk at the soon because this is a powerful storm soon to make landfall across the local market and now, through hard main island ofjapan, the biggest work and discipline, he is pointing. Island and it will bring a dangerous storm surge, as much as 600 come on, he says. Eliud kipchoge has millimetres of rain and more, and the hand of history on his shoulder. Twins bob and excess of 100 miles an he has less than 200 metres to go. Hour, a real concern for landslides and flooding but it moves away Eliud Kipchoge, lets watch the swiftly eastwards but itll leave clock into the final 20 seconds. Some major disruption so keeping an Eliud Kipchoge. 1. 40. Eye on that throughout the day. And keeping an eye on the uk weather, not really so severe but still u nsettled not really so severe but still unsettled with saturated ground when that happened you can imagine across much of the uk more rain they were not only cheers in vienna across much of the uk more rain across means there is a risk of flooding. The flood warnings are on where that took place on a spatial our website. The rain is linked to design track, but she was all over this strip of cloud frontal system the world, i imagine. Specially draping its way all the way back out into the atlantic and through today, design track. We work with electra tomorrow and monday this frontal system will continue to wave across in sport psychology and we were cheering together. Absolute the uk. The main focus is across South West England through southern jubilation lecturer in sport counties of england up into east psychology. Psychology behind his anglia and also affecting parts of absolute determination to challenge south wales as well, maybe the south midlands but to the north of this, the human body. He has got bucketloads of drive and some spells of sunshine at some shells clipping the western side of ambition and dedication and determination. It is incredible to Northern Ireland, northern and western scotland and a couple for see a human, we were alive to see Northern England and north wales. The first ever human run under two generally the windy are light and away from this band of cloud and hours for a marathon. Just rain, bright spells coming through incredible and so inspirational for with temperatures in a range from 11 many. His line immediately afterwards, he to 15, maybe even 16 in places. Said in his interview no human is through this evening and overnight, limited and that is one of the our band of rain starts to push remarkable things about this. People northwards as the night wears on and said no one could go below two that could get as far north as minutes, no one could run a southern parts of scotland as we go towards the end of the night with four minute mile, but everything is clear skies of Northern Ireland and challenged at some point. Parts of scotland and a cooler night thats it. It goes to show with the as temperatures get down to four or help of technology and physiological five celsius and elsewhere we have support, nutrition etc, just what we the cloud and rain, more like ten or 11. A messy picture tomorrow, more can do. This is a huge team effort rain to come across england and and he had lots of people supporting wales and southern scotland. Dry him. But he himself, the across much of Northern Ireland but psychological make up of him is you cant rule out showers. Northern fascinating because its a feat of and western scotland, too, but the human performance. As we said further north a drier day with heavy earlier, this is a day we will all rain across southern scotland, rememberwhere we were england, wales, pulling away north earlier, this is a day we will all remember where we were when this happened. Thank you for being wet us and eastwards with brighter skies this morning and taking us through behind but also a few showers as all that. We are coming to the end well with temperatures 12 15 tomorrow. A fresher feel and a of our programme. Its been a cooler night as we start the new brilliant feat of human achievement. Week. Rain not too far away, one system pushing in from the west, brea kfast brilliant feat of human achievement. Breakfast is back tomorrow from 6am. Another in from the south and east, from all others here, goodbye. It might get off to a dry and bright start but not long before the rain makes its presence felt. Looking dry on monday the further north and east you are but the rain settles into western parts of the uk and southern and eastern areas as well and after and eastern areas as well and after a chilly start, temperatures up to 1314. Back to you. It is time for matt tebbutt to take over in half an hour. How are you . Very well we are watching the end of the marathon in the studio. Not sure how we will follow that, quite frankly. Although we could stop with the fabulous Jason Donovan good morning, good to have you here. Good morning, i didnt get here that quickly, i can tell you that. It was quite something. We will talk about your tour coming something. We will talk about your tourcoming up in something. We will talk about your tour coming up in a while a bit later on. Lets talk about heaven and hell, what is your heaven . Fresh fruit, mango, passion fruit, tropical, that sort of stuff. And what about hell . Game. Pigeon. Meat this is bbc news. The headlines at 10am. Thatis what about hell . Game. Pigeon. Meat that is too strong. 0k, there you the kenyan athlete Eliud Kipchoge makes history go. We have two great chefs here as after becoming the first person to run a marathon well. Ben is here, what is on the in under two hours. Menu . Nice, autumnal risotto with iam the i am the happiest man to run under pistachios stuffed in a pumpkin. Two hours, i hope to inspire people, menu . Nice, autumnal risotto with pistachios stuffed in a pumpkinm is from your new restaurant, well to tell people no human is limited talk about that in a minute. Josh, and you can do it. Japan braces for typhoon hagibis good day. Another australian, the worst storm to hit filling the show with australians the country for 60 years. Millions of people have been urged today. Something fish related . We to evacuate their homes. Are grilling english macro so we are the us warns turkey it will impose new sanctions if it continues doing it a sweet and sour radicchio. With military action against kurdish and we have a new drinks expert forces in syria. The head of the nhs warns the school today. Welcome, helen. How are you . Gates have become a breeding ground very well, thank you. Everyone be for myths about the mmr vaccine. Nice to you . They are, yes we go way back we will tell you about that later on. 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