Protesters breach covid 19 restrictions in australias biggest city. President biden warns that the us is facing a pandemic of the unvaccinated, as the Delta Variant of Coronavirus Spreads. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or Around The World. Its the first day of action in the tokyo olympics. 11 medals are up for grabs, including in fencing, Weightlifting And Judo the sport has givenjapan its first Gold Medal in the mensjudo. But perhaps the most eagerly awaited event of the day was the Mens Road Cycling race. It was won in sweltering heat by Richard Carapaz from ecuador. Lets cross to the bbc Sports Centre and speak to our sports reporter, mike bushell, whos there and has been watching the action in tokyo. Good to see you, mike. So medals and the competition or gets going on Day One . ,. , the competition or gets going on Day One . ,. ,. ,. , one . Yes, and what an exhausting watch it was. One . Yes, and what an exhausting watch it was, let one . Yes, and what an exhausting watch it was, let alone one . Yes, and what an exhausting watch it was, let alone being one . Yes, and what an exhausting watch it was, let alone being in. One . Yes, and what an exhausting| watch it was, let alone being in the saddle for over six years. Six years, six hours that was in the Mens Road Race and there might be a few bleary eyes in ecuador this morning, it must have been about 3am there when history was made for them and the country when its only second Gold Medal ever in the games. There must have been celebrations there, and a Roller Coaster of a Mens Road Race, after six hours in the saddle, we didnt know who was going to end it, Richard Carapaz Breaking Away in the last Half Hour crossing the line with his rivals out of sight. It is ecuador� s first Gold Medal since 19 96. It is his third he was known as the locomotive, he won the Tour De France just a few weeks ago. Geraint thomas had problems, earlier the second olympics in a row for Him Endedin Second Olympics in a row for him ended in despair because he was involved in a crash with his british Team Mate, teo geoghegan hart, who basically lost control of his Front Wheel, went down and there was no way Geraint Thomas could avoid going down as well. They were bruised, they dusted themselves down and got back into the saddle, but it was a little time later that thomas realise his race was over once again and he withdrew, a sad figure, cycling back to the start all alone to the hq and afterwards he did tweet, i must have done something wrong in a previous life. Eight Week Crash as for the sprint to the line fully Bronze And Silver medals, this was so exciting. Britains Adam Yates made a bold with about 100 metres to go, but then he said he got cramp in his legs, not surprising after what they did with the Heat And Humidity in the mountains, who so he slipped back to ninth and in The End of this Photo Finish was quite extraordinary. Wout Van Aert of belgium got ahead by a Tyre Width ahead of tadej pogacar, who put slovenia on the Medals Table. � ~ ~. , who put slovenia on the Medals Table. � ~ ~. ,. , table. And mike, what about the Host Nation Ofjapan . Table. And mike, what about the Host Nation of japan . They table. And mike, what about the Host Nation of japan . They got table. And mike, what about the Host Nation of japan . They got a table. And mike, what about the Host Nation of japan . They got a gold table. And mike, what about the Host Nation Ofjapan . They got a gold in i nation of japan . They got a gold in the judeo, nation of japan . They got a gold in the judeo. That nation of japan . They got a gold in the judeo, that has nation of japan . They got a gold in the judeo, that has just nation of japan . They got a gold in the judeo, that hasjust happened, thejudeo, that has just happened, butjust before that the thejudeo, that has just happened, but just before that the athlete that will go down in Sporting History Injapan with the home nations first medal of these games was soon tonna kai, who won a silver in thejudeo, in the under 48 kilograms cast, but this is the that was Funa Tonaki. And she may have lost the final to kosovos athlete, but her silver will be celebrated. She is 25 and also won silver at another competition earlier this year. Those two medals forjapan, gold and silver, in the judo, really some comfort for the king of gymnastics as well, when the stories today, king kohei uchimura, who fell off the bar earlier on, failing to qualify for the gymnastics final, making up for that disappointment with a brilliant silver is, though, and there what a brilliant gold for kosovo in that final as well. Final as well. And i think it is fair to say final as well. And i think it is fair to say a final as well. And i think it is fair to say a brave final as well. And i think it is i fair to say a brave performance final as well. And i think it is fair to say a brave performance in the Table Tennis from the youngest competitor in the games . Yes. The Table Tennis from the youngest competitor in the games . Yes, this was cuite competitor in the games . Yes, this was quite heartbreaking competitor in the games . Yes, this was quite heartbreaking to competitor in the games . Yes, this was quite heartbreaking to see, was quite heartbreaking to see, tears from this youngest athlete in the olympics. 12 year old Hend Zaza. Her story is quite remarkable as well. She escaped from war torn syria, which really affected her childhood, but was given hope through sport. Just getting to these olympics was worthy of a Gold Medal really because of what she has been through. She did lose in the first round in straight sets to Liu Jia of austria. Liu xia said she had maternal feelings because she has a ten year old daughter herself who had a selfie with Hend Zaza. Afterwards Liu Jia said it was had a selfie with Hend Zaza. Afterwards liujia said it was more about the Human Side of things in sport and she said that Hend Zaza was a great expression of the central message of sport, to realise that whatever happens in your life you can use sport to conquer all. Whites words for us all. Thank you very much indeed. Mike bushell there at the bbc sport centre. The bbc� s Mariko Oi is in tokyo. A lot of reluctance around the games there to begin with. Now has the Atmosphere And Reaction change, now that the games have started . This Atmosphere And Reaction change, now that the games have started . That the games have started . As You Sa , there that the games have started . As You Say. There has that the games have started . As You Say, there has been that the games have started . As You Say, there has been a that the games have started . As You Say, there has been a lot that the games have started . As You Say, there has been a lot of say, there has been a lot of opposition to the olympic games. As we have been reporting even last night, as the Opening Ceremony was taking place, there were some protesters, but also outside the Olympic Stadium we saw quite a lot of people gathering to watch the Opening Ceremony from outside and even this morning the long queue of people waiting for their turn to take a picture with the olympic rings, so i think it is fair to say that some people are definitely getting excited and as mike and you were just talking about, japan winning Theirfirst Gold were just talking about, japan winning their first Gold Medal and also a Silver Medal that Funa Tonaki won in the Womens Judo in 48 kilograms, which was according to the japanese olympic Committee Japan is 500 Medal Injapanese olympic history, and we are also watching anotherjapanese athlete, who was diagnosed with leukaemia two years ago, but has managed to qualify for the swimming here and she is having her first the swimming here and she is having herfirst Swimming Race the swimming here and she is having her first Swimming Race this evening and lets not forget japanese football, which really supported the country after the 2011 tsunami, winning back then, and they are going to be up against team gb, so a lot of excitement around that as well. ,. , lot of excitement around that as well. , u,. , ~ lot of excitement around that as well. , , lot of excitement around that as well. ,. ,. , well. These games taking place in a ci that is well. These games taking place in a city that is under well. These games taking place in a city that is under emergency. City that is under emergency. Looking around you there, it would be easy to forget that. It looks as though people are walking around normally, plenty of traffic on the roads. How much of a State Of Emergency is it and how much is it affecting the games . Affecting the games . Well, i keep forruettin affecting the games . Well, i keep forgetting it affecting the games . Well, i keep forgetting it as affecting the games . Well, i keep forgetting it as well. Affecting the games . Well, i keep forgetting it as well. As affecting the games . Well, i keep forgetting it as well. As you affecting the games . Well, i keep forgetting it as well. As You Say. L forgetting it as well. As You Say. This is the fourth State Of Emergency, but you have to remember the japanese government does not have a constitutional right to impose a strict lockdown, like in other parts of the world, so there is no penalty if you go out and even if you keep shopping, but the first State Of Emergency last April People actually obliged back is the fourth time i think it is fair to say people are a bit fed up with it and also people feel like was only proposed to make sure the olympics go ahead smoothly and safely. Of course, we continue to see a Growing Number of confirmed covid cases, not just within the olympic village, but also in tokyo, so they are still concerned and those protesters would argue this become a Super Spreader event, so those opinions are still here. It has been a very emotional, polarised debate, whether the games should even go ahead, but i think Government Officials have been hoping that once japanese Athlete Start winning medals, as we saw this evening, peoples sentiments and opinions may start to change. Mariko oi, thank you opinions may start to change. Mariko oi. Thank you very opinions may start to change. Mariko oi, thank you very much opinions may start to change. Mariko oi, thank you very much there. Oi, thank you very much there. Mariko oi in tokyo. Lets get some of the days of news now. More workers in england will now be able to avoid Self Isolation if theyre contacted by Nhs Test and trace or pinged by the covid app. A Government Scheme which had just been for Supermarket Depots and Food Manufacturers is now being extended to include front Line Emergency services and some transport workers. The scheme was due to start yesterday, but has been delayed until at least monday. Tony sophoclides is from ukhospitality, the Trade Group representing the hotels and hospitality sector. What do you make of this scheme and the delay, tony . What do you make of this scheme and the delay. Tony . The delay, tony . Well, the scheme in itself is good the delay, tony . Well, the scheme in itself is good news the delay, tony . Well, the scheme in itself is good news in the delay, tony . Well, the scheme in itself is good news in terms the delay, tony . Well, the scheme in itself is good news in terms of itself is good news in terms of getting the early parts of the Supply Chain moving because they are of course crucial to the rest of the Supply Chain. It is, you know, disappointing that hospitality, by and large, has been excluded from the exemption list. The delay is slightly baffling and, you know, when we are talking about something as important as the food supply, obviously that decision cannot have been taken lightly, but i am not aware of the reasons for that delay. I mean, we have seen images of some Supermarket Shelves running low on certain items, but is the effectively the Supply Chain and isolating within that and the food depots, affecting hospitality at all or not . , ,. ,. , or not . Yes, it is starting to. In fact, it is or not . Yes, it is starting to. In fact, it is not or not . Yes, it is starting to. In fact, it is notjust, or not . Yes, it is starting to. In fact, it is notjust, even or not . Yes, it is starting to. In fact, it is notjust, even a or not . Yes, it is starting to. In| fact, it is notjust, even a couple of weeks ago we saw early signs of this, but that was more down to Driver Shortages and this is partly, the exemptions are partly to alleviate that, so we are seeing it there and we are on the latest sides of the last stages of the Supply Chain, but it is already starting to bite pretty heavily into a sector Thatis Bite pretty heavily into a sector that is onlyjust trying to get back on its feet after 16 Months of little or no trading, so it is a pretty critical situation for most of our Venues. Pretty critical situation for most of our Venues. �. ,. , of our Venues. And how much is the Hos Itali of our Venues. And how much is the hospitality is of our Venues. And how much is the hospitality is sector of our Venues. And how much is the hospitality is sector pinning of our Venues. And how much is the hospitality is sector pinning its hospitality is sector pinning its hopes on the 16th of august, when more widely people will be able to, evenif more widely people will be able to, even if they are pinged, go through Daily Testing rather than isolating for as long as ten days . Daily testing rather than isolating for as long as ten days . Well, that will help to for as long as ten days . Well, that will help to some for as long as ten days . Well, that will help to some extent, for as long as ten days . Well, that will help to some extent, but for as long as ten days . Well, that will help to some extent, but you | will help to some extent, but you must bear in mind the fact that hospitality� s workforce. We have 58 or nearly 60 of our workforces under the age of 35 and the majority of that cohort are under the age of 25, so they will not have been double vaccinated or had the chance to be, so we are looking at increased closures of Venues and, you know, the inability to trade and to start to try to build up some revenue in order to pay off the debts that have accrued over the last 16 Months. find debts that have accrued over the last 16 Months. Debts that have accrued over the last 16 Months. And ust give us a sense of last 16 Months. And ust give us a of the h last 16 Months. And just give us a sense of the pressures last 16 Months. And just give us a sense of the pressures that last 16 Months. And just give us a sense of the pressures that those J Sense of the pressures that those businesses are under . Because the Flip Side of it is that the risk is that if you allow people to go back into the workplace and not isolate, they could potentially spread the virus to others and you lose even more workers from your available pool more workers from your available ool. � ,. , more workers from your available ool, � ,. , , more workers from your available pool. Absolutely, listen, The Public Health Objective pool. Absolutely, listen, The Public Health Objective remains pool. Absolutely, listen, The Public. Health objective remains everybodys top priority and we cannot afford to lose our staff and our customers through illness. That is certainly the case, but i think that what would be an elegant solution at the moment would be to, if anybody is double vaccinated, if they are pinged and do a test and are negative, they are allowed to work all those that have not been double vaccinated, they managed to do one test and get a negative when they are pinged and then a couple of days later, test and release, essentially. That would really help. 0k. Essentially. That would really help. Ok. Tony sophoclides are from ukhospitality, many thanks indeed. Lets talk to Linda Bauld, professor of Public Health at the university of edinburgh. From a public Health Point of view, linda, this series of exemptions being widened. How much of a risk does it pose, if any at all . Being widened. How much of a risk does it pose, if any at all . Does it pose, if any at all . Well, i think policymakers does it pose, if any at all . Well, i think policymakers are does it pose, if any at all . Well, i think policymakers are weighing l does it pose, if any at all . Well, i l think policymakers are weighing up different harms and given the level of infection in the community at the moment, clearly having over 6000 people in england pinged in the last week is very, very disruptive, with the covid 19 app. So the Business Concerns are absolutely real and i think there needs to be a solution and if you look Around The World and other countries that are doing well in their vaccine programmes, singapore, for example, they are also moving to a system of not requiring Self Isolation for people who have had both doses of vaccine. But i guess the question is, why is it not being expanded instantly . I know you have been cuddling out on the programme. There are a couple of public Health Reason for that and also practical reasons. The public Health Reasons our vaccines do not prevent transmission. We know that. We have good data On Transmission yet, but we know people who have been vaccinated can still pick up the virus and still pass it on and some of them will still become unwell, if not severely, so you really want to try to reduce that risk, particularly at the current time. Practically, testing, as your previous contributor was saying, is absolutely key, and i think there are concerns about whether particularly for pcr there are enough places and capacity in the system to make that available so people can be tested, instead of having to self isolate when they are a contact. Having to selfisolate when they are a contact. ,. , a contact. Linda, the other thing that strikes a contact. Linda, the other thing that strikes me a contact. Linda, the other thing that strikes me is a contact. Linda, the other thing that strikes me is that a contact. Linda, the other thing that strikes me is that the that strikes me is that the relaxation of the isolation requirements, the Self Isolation requirements, the Self Isolation requirements if pinged or contacted ljy requirements if pinged or contacted by Nhs Test and trace for those who are double vaccinated Is Due To, and on the 16th of august. That is in the middle of the School Summer holidays, a lot of people have been travelling, will be returning perhaps from foreign travel around then. How much are they . Or uncertainty does that create her and perhaps other variants being brought back the risks at that poses . Weill. Back the risks at that poses . Well, it is certainly back the risks at that poses . Well, it is certainly not back the risks at that poses . Well, it is certainly not without back the risks at that poses . Well, it is certainly not without risk. Back the risks at that poses . Well, it is certainly not without risk. I it is certainly not without risk. I think the system now is better than it was, for example, last year, as in the checks and balances out there, people have to be tested, there, people have to be tested, there is more documentation. They have to provide, etc. But there certainly are risks. If you look early in the pandemic, we know there were genomic studies done in scotland and wales, for example, that we receded the virus back into the country last summer through international travel and we all know through what has happened with the Delta Variant and the big debate about restrictions on people coming from india, so lets recognise that thatis from india, so lets recognise that that is a risk. I think the one thing that everybody globally wants to avoid is a variant which generally challenges our vaccines. We havent had one yet, but it is certainly not impossible that would happen in the future. But i guess the final point for me on that is that we do have to find a way to continue to minimise risk, but also gradually move back to not living with lots of restrictions because you cant do that indefinitely. It is just a really, you cant do that indefinitely. It isjust a really, really you cant do that indefinitely. It is just a really, really challenging period at the moment. Isjust a really, really challenging period at the moment. Isjust a really, really challenging period at the moment. Linda, we have seen a lot of period at the moment. Linda, we have seen a lot of perhaps period at the moment. Linda, we have seen a lot of perhaps mixed, seen a lot of perhaps mixed, confused messaging around the obligation, the duty to self isolate if pinged. How much of an effect has that had, do you think, on the Public Health of things . On Peoples Willingness to follow that instruction if they get it . I think behaviourally, instruction if they get it . I think behaviourally, it instruction if they get it . I think behaviourally, it has instruction if they get it . I think behaviourally, it has had instruction if they get it . I think behaviourally, it has had an instruction if they get it . I think behaviourally, it has had an impact. I have not seen a lot of high quality data from, for example, from surveys on this, but what we know, the bare facts are that people are deleting the app. Even here in scotland, we have seen quite a big reduction over the last week or so and i think you have had some high profile public figure saying to people to delete the app, but what i would say again from a public Health Point of view is the key cornerstone of this is if you test positive you must still self isolate. We have done that over the decades for many different conditions that are infectious. If you are a contact, we need another model, but there certainly is in the population going to be people who just wont be bothering any more and, as i say, when we have got cases still rising in many parts of the country, that is obviously of concern to me and my colleagues. Is obviously of concern to me and my collea. Ues. , is obviously of concern to me and my colleagues colleagues. Ok, linda, thanks very much for sharing colleagues. Ok, linda, thanks very much for sharing your colleagues. Ok, linda, thanks very much for sharing your thoughts colleagues. Ok, linda, thanks very| much for sharing your thoughts with us. Professor Linda Bauld from the university of edinburgh, thank you. The planned lifting of coronavirus Restrictions Injersey has been put back until at least september, due to the rising number of covid cases. The opening of nightclubs and staging of big events has also been put on hold although people who are isolating can now leave their home for up to two hours to exercise outdoors. You are watching bbc news. The headlines on bbc news. Host nationjapan picks up its first medals a gold and a silver in thejudo competition. That was after ecuador� s Richard Carapaz won the Mens Road Cycling rays and a Gold Medalfor china and picking up two Goals Injudo and weightlifting. In shooting and weightlifting. Tackling britains pingdemic hundreds more Covid Testing Sites are to be set up across england to ensure Essential Workers can avoid Self Isolation and keep working. Several people have been arrested in sydney as thousands of anti lockdown protesters breached covid 19 restrictions in the centre of australias biggest city. Thousands joined the protests after authorities suggested covid 19 restrictions could remain in place until october. A number of them clashed with the police and were arrested. Demonstrations have also taken place in melbourne and brisbane. 14 Million australians are under strict stay at home orders as the authorities struggle to contain a surge in Delta Variant infections. Phil mercer has more from sydney. Police minister david elliot, he has described about 3,500 protesters here in sydney as Selfish Boofheads thats an australian colloquialism for idiots and i think many australians will agree with his sentiments. Health officials say that the actions of these protesters could well cost lives and senior Police Officers say the consequences could be catastrophic, given that only about 15 of australians are fully vaccinated against covid 19. The authorities here are livid at the behaviour of these individuals. And of course, when you think more broadly about the lockdowns, notjust here in sydney and the surrounding areas, but also in the state of Victoria And South australia, clearly no one or very few people are happy being in lockdown. People are questioning the Governments Approach to this, especially vaccinations, but i suspect that the vast majority of australians trying to do the right thing. Yes, clearly they dont like the lockdowns and they will be looking at the actions of these protesters and thinking, what were they doing . We dont know yet, but the indications are that certainly sydneys Delta Variant crisis is getting worse. Today, weve had 163 new infections reported in the past 24 hours. That is a new Daily Record for this city thats been in lockdown now for a month. It is notjust The City Of Sydney and its 5 Million residents, also regions up to the north, South And West and also the entire state of Victoria And South australia too, so the situation is far worse here in sydney than it is anywhere else. The lockdown Is Due To end on friday, but no one is really thinking that will happen. How long it is extended for, no one really knows. There is speculation it could well be Months rather than weeks and No Doubt that has fuelled these protests today. But as i say, most australians are pretty compliant. They know the score, they know they have to stay home and do the right thing, but the authorities are setting up a special Task Force of detectives to investigate those people who are demonstrating here in sydney and in two other cities. Phil mercer there in sydney. President biden has warned that the united states is facing a pandemic of the unvaccinated, as the Delta Variant of Coronavirus Spreads rapidly in areas where the Uptake Ofjabs has been low. Speaking in virginia, Mr Biden praised the governor of Alabama Kay Ivey who said it was time to start blaming the unvaccinated for the rise in infections. Heres our north america correspondent, david willis. With less than 34 of its population fully vaccinated, alabama is the least vaccinated state in this country. And thursdays remarks by its republican governor were well received by the white house. They are supposed to have common sense. But it is time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks, not the regular folks because its the unvaccinated folks that are letting us down. In a speech, President Biden echoed governor kay ivey� s assertion that the recent rise in covid 19 cases was the fault of those who have refused to get vaccinated. What we have now is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. Here is the point. First of all, the covid 19 deaths and Hospitalisations Today are among the unvaccinated people. And i know, i know this has gotten a bit politicised but i hope it is starting to change. A Growing Number of republicans and conservative leaders have called on people to get vaccinated in recent days following nearly a three fold increase in coronavirus cases in the last two weeks. Most of them involving people who have not been vaccinated. 56 of americans, including children, have now received at least one jab, but a new poll suggests that the majority of those who are yet to be vaccinated still say they are unlikely to do so. David willis, bbc news, los angeles. Police in manchester say theyre extremely concerned about the welfare of a missing 11 year old girl from bolton. Fatuma kadir was seen boarding a train from Manchester Piccadilly on thursday evening, and was last spotted leaving London Euston station in the early hours of friday morning. Our correspondent Sanchia Berg has been following developments. Well, the latest is, as You Said, that the police have issued an appeal and fatumas parents were there. They did not speak, but they did look quite desperately worried about their daughter. The police have issued an appeal and they are particularly keen to try to track down a couple Who Fatuma spoke to, according to the cctv, on the train between bolton and manchester. They are not suggesting this couple have anything to do with her disappearance. They just think that fatuma might have given them some indication of where she was going and what her plans are. Family and friends have told the police that in the past she talked about wanting to set up her own clothes business, perhaps in the london bridge, Tower Bridge area, but of course she is only 11 and she is extremely vulnerable. It looks like the male and female are concerned for her welfare. The three are concerned for her welfare. The three get are concerned for her welfare. The three get on the train. On the same three get on the train. On the same train, three get on the train. On the same train, to Manchester Piccadilly. They get on the same train piccadilly. They get on the same train again piccadilly. They get on the same train again to birmingham new Street Train again to Birmingham New Street I Train again to Birmingham New Street. I am train again to Birmingham New Street. Lam not train again to Birmingham New Street. I am not saying they travelled street. I am not saying they travelled together, but they were on the same travelled together, but they were on the same train, so we really want to find this the same train, so we really want to find this mail and this female to et find this mail and this female to get in find this mail and this female to get in touch because they may know where get in touch because they may know where Fatuma Kadir was going. You mentioned where Fatuma Kadir was going. Ym. Mentioned that line about her perhaps wanting to set up a Business Or Base yourself in london for work, but do the police have any idea where she may have made such a journey at that time . Trio. Where she may have made such a journey at that time . Where she may have made such a journey at that time . No, they said there was no journey at that time . No, they said there was no Indication Journey at that time . No, they said there was no indication she journey at that time . No, they said there was no indication she had journey at that time . No, they said i there was no indication she had been in any way lured to london. There was no indication of why she had left at that time. They said that she was described by her parents as, a really intelligent girl, a very independent minded girl, but as i say, she is only 11 and to arrive in london in the middle of the night and then police believe she was headed for the london bridge, Tower Bridge area, they are very, very concerned and they said, if anyone does see her. She is five foot two, she is wearing a dark robe and headscarf, a blue scarf, she they should call 999 because, as i say, it is quite unusual for the Police Toissue it is quite unusual for the police to issue an urgent appeal at such a short time frame and they are very concerned about her. film concerned about her. Our correspondence concerned about her. Our correspondence there. I concerned about her. Our correspondence there. Plenty more news on the website whenever you want it and you can reach me at most of the team here on social media. This is bbc news. Plenty of british interest on the first full Days Action at the olympics. Heres mike bushell. A difficult day for Geraint Thomas in the cycling road race. Yes, a heartbreaking day, wasnt it . Yes, a heartbreaking day, wasnt it . Yes, thanks ever so much. Yes, when you think six and a Half Hours in the saddle for the riders in the Heat And Humidity and what Geraint Thomas did not want was what a repeat of what happened in rio, when he crashed out in a Mens Road Race. Guess what happened . Yes, this time it wasnt his fault at all. His Team Mate Teo Geoghegan Heart went down in front of him and lost his Front Wheel and had no option but to fall. They both went to the tarmac, picked themselves up pretty quickly and went on, but they had lost too much time, sojust like in rio a bit later on he went out of the race and it was absolutely heartbreaking for thomas. It has been a familiar sight over the last few weeks, he tweeted, i must� ve done something bad over a previous life. A complete Contrast And Emotion for the winner, thomass Team Mate, Richard Carapaz, who broke away there and you can see him crossing the line on his own. It hasnt been the case all the way along, but he made a break with about six kilometres to go and then dominated the final stages to win. A historic moment for his country, ecuador, only their second ever Gold Medal in a summer olympic games, theirfirst in 1996, so he was medal in a summer olympic games, their first in 1996, so he was truly celebrating at The End. It shouldnt be that much of a surprise though because he was third in this Years Tour de france, so he has got form. Absolutely brilliant. Then it was all about the race, really, in terms of the Bronze And Silver and this was really dramatic. Britains Adam Yates made a dash for the line with about 100 metres to go, but he says clap got the better of him, which was pretty heartbreaking for him, so he settled for ninth in The End, but when you consider what they have been through cramp was not surprising. It was belgium � s wout Van Aert, who won silver by a tie with the head of the slovenian champion, tadej pogacar, who put slovenia on the Medals Table with that bronze. find Slovenia on the Medals Table with that Bronze Slovenia on the Medals Table with that bronze. � ~ , ~ that bronze. And we saw Andy Murray with his partner that bronze. And we saw Andy Murray with his partnerjoe that bronze. And we saw Andy Murray with his Partnerjoe Salisbury that bronze. And we saw Andy Murray with his Partnerjoe Salisbury in with his Partnerjoe Salisbury in this final . , � , with his Partnerjoe Salisbury in this final . ,. ,. ,. , this final . Yes, lets not forget he won old this final . Yes, lets not forget he won gold in this final . Yes, lets not forget he won gold in the this final . Yes, lets not forget he won gold in the london this final . Yes, lets not forget he won gold in the London 2012 this final . Yes, lets not forget he won gold in the London 2012 and i this final . Yes, lets not forget he i won gold in the London 2012 and Rio 2016 in singles, but this time he was the underdog in the doubles because they were up against the number two seeds, Nicola Man who, and his friend, but they won. They will face german pair in the next round and Andy Murray says that he and salisbury have a potential to be and salisbury have a potential to be a very good pairing. It seems he is desperate to make another good impression on an olympic games, despite all the Injury Problems he has had over the last few years, when he slipped on the world rankings. In when he slipped on the world rankinas. ,. ,. ,. , when he slipped on the world rankinas. ,. ,. , rankings. In some Rowing Action as well for the rankings. In some Rowing Action as well for the women . Rankings. In some Rowing Action as well for the women . Yes, rankings. In some Rowing Action as well for the women . Yes, this rankings. In some Rowing Action as well for the women . Yes, this is i rankings. In some Rowing Action as i well for the women . Yes, this is one ofthe well for the women . Yes, this is one of the stories well for the women . Yes, this is one of the stories of well for the women . Yes, this is one of the stories of the well for the women . Yes, this is one of the stories of the olympics, well for the women . Yes, this is one of the stories of the olympics, just i of the stories of the olympics, just getting there. Helen glover aiming to win her third rowing Gold Medal. That will be history she would make them. She is the first british mother as well to compete in an olympics at rome 14 Months after giving birth to twins. The good news is that she is through, they qualified in third, into the semifinals on tuesday, but she wasnt really happy with the time, the fact they had to settle for third, that they were beaten in this race, alongside partner polly swann. She said she was disappointed, it was a learning curve, they can learn from this, but she has got a bit of a fight on her hands if she is to defend and win a third rowing Gold Medal, but remarkably that taste of defeat was her first in a decade, and some 51 races, spanning both those olympics in rio and at London 2012. But she lives to fight another day on tuesday. Ok. 2012. But she lives to fight another day on tuesday 2012. But she lives to fight another day on tuesday. Ok, mike, thank you very much day on tuesday. Ok, mike, thank you very much Mike Busheu Bushell there. Hot and humid in tokyo what is the weather doing here . Time for a look with owen evans. Hello, everyone. I hope youre doing all right. We have seen some Thundery Dampers across Southern Parts. A turning colour as we move through the next 24 hours, but where we see those dampers, we will see the rainfall and a short space of time in a short area downpours. This and a short space of time in a short area downpours. And a short space of time in a short area downpours. This is the area of concern. Area downpours. This is the area of concern, Parts Area downpours. This is the area of concern, parts of area downpours. This is the area of concern, parts of south area downpours. This is the area of concern, parts of south wales, i of concern, parts of south wales, Southern Parts of england as well