will bring you more, there competing on the final of the beam, competing for the first time in a week. the belarusian sprinter krystsina tsimanouskaya remains at the polish embassy in tokyo, and it s believed she plans to go to warsaw on wednesday, after poland granted her a humanitarian visa. she refused an order to return home from the olympics after criticising her coaches. in london today, the exiled belarusian opposition leader svetlana tsikhanouskaya is meeting the british prime minister, boris johnson, in downing street today. in an interview with the bbc s today programme, she said what happened to the sprinter
highlighted how the regime was using sport as a weapon of propaganda. now krystsina is safe and she s going to get polish visa and be as a refugee in poland. and, you know, her situation is not unique, i think, because the hijack of protasevich has the same nature. she is criticised sport officials, so tsimanouskaya was supposed to be punished for pure disloyalty. but we really thankful for the whole world that they supported her at that moment. and the government of tokyo and international olympic committee that they took care of her and now she is safe. nobody in belarus can feel safe. it s a pity, but that s true. i heard that her husband left the country and kgb people came to her parents but, you know, it s our reality. in related news, police in kyiv say an activist who heads an ngo helping his compatriots who have fled repression in belarus has been found dead.
get to a point where the shoes are allowing the athletes to be superhuman, do something they cannot naturally do, that would be a problem. i do not think we are there yet. what we are seeing with the footwear as well as the tracks, they are allowing the athletes to be as good as they are and taking away limitations that footwear or tracks may be actually imposing on the athletes. this is a fast track, new surface by mondo designed to reduce the friction when the athlete steps in the track. it is not making the athlete faster but it is reducing the drag and friction that would slow an athlete down otherwise, the same thing with the shoes. same thing with the shoes. finally, michael, same thing with the shoes. finally, michael. what same thing with the shoes. finally, michael, what are same thing with the shoes. finally, michael, what are your same thing with the shoes. finally, michael, what are your thoughts i michael, what are your thoughts about what you have seen so far in to
retiring was one of the keys to becoming happy again and getting better mental health. so actually i couldn t see myself on the tokyo stage and i think i was kind of at my peak in rio so i think it was the right time for me to go. right time for me to go. good, i m lad to right time for me to go. good, i m glad to hear right time for me to go. good, i m glad to hear it right time for me to go. good, i m glad to hear it and right time for me to go. good, i m glad to hear it and i m right time for me to go. good, i m glad to hear it and i m glad - right time for me to go. good, i m glad to hear it and i m glad to - right time for me to go. good, i m| glad to hear it and i m glad to hear glad to hear it and i m glad to hear that you think if you were a betting man perhaps we are going to see jack again in paris. thank you so much for your time this morning, chris. chris mears, former olympic gold medallist. how does the world deal with so called killer robots? diplomats from 50 na
incident. they say it could have been suicide or it could have been murder that was disguised as a suicide. we havejust had an official statement from the belarusian house in ukraine, they are saying he had been under surveillance recently. the headlines on bbc news. 9.13. team gb sails to double gold in the tokyo games dylan fletcher and stuart bithell win the men s 49 er class in the finn class.