at seven we'll be speaking to aidan mcquade, who's director the of anti—slavery international, about the growth of modern day slavery. we'll also have more on the war of words between the united states and north korea with a report from the us pacific island territory of guam, threatened by pyongyang. and we find out more about the dark history of a tiny scottish island which has now been put up for sale. that's all ahead on bbc news. marriage toepfer sports day. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm 0lly foster. it's day seven at these championships, three more gold to be one and it will be isaac friday in but one if he can take the 200 metres title. the highjump but one if he can take the 200 metres title. the high jump that katerina johnson thompson down in the highjump can she qualify in the individual final. and i'm nick marshall mccormack in salford with the rest of the day's sport, including rory mcilroy‘s bid for his third uspga title in north carolina. we'll have the latest from quail hollow. and the western storm are blown away by the lethal southern vipers in the first match of cricket's womens‘ super league. good evening to you, day seven here and we are blessed with much, much better weather. it is glorious weather and a glorious evening here in east london. it absolutely bucketed down all yesterday and that clearly affected performances. british medal interests are a mean, once again, but there are 20 of rounds to look forward to. qualification events as well. one of thoseis qualification events as well. one of those is going on right now on the drag behind me. we'll take you live there, pictures from bbc sport is there, pictures from bbc sport is the first round, the heats of the 5000 metres. in their is lower your, you can just see 5000 metres. in their is lower your, you canjust see her 5000 metres. in their is lower your, you can just see her attacked 5000 metres. in their is lower your, you canjust see her attacked in the middle. —— lower your, you canjust see her attacked in the middle. —— loweryour, she you canjust see her attacked in the middle. —— lower your, shejust missed out on a 1500 —— clyne just missed out on a 1500 —— clyne just missed out on a 1500 metres medal. a listener wearable again to bring you the end of that race a little later in the programme. bat look to francois it in to be one of those nights are you pity their eyes everywhere. last on the track, one of the three gold medals to be one and the 200 metres, which is really been the story of the week, because it has become entwined with the story of the noraid virus outbreak that affected isaac kuala, he wasn't allowed to compete in the 200, a gaudy qualified for the 400 metre final but he wasn't allowed entry into the stadium. he came out of quarantine yesterday and was allowed to do that, and individual time trial in the 200 metres. we had to get 20.53 seconds, the race of his life racing against the clock one of the defining images of this role jabbing chips. he did —— out of this world championships. he did it and got into the semifinals of the 200. here is that semifinal coming up right now. this is the same final thatis right now. this is the same final that is going to have mitchell blake. he filling a bit hard done by suddenly having isaac lacroix led to raise against. that the pharmacist to be about bat a classic final, about ten to 10pm. it could be blisteringly quick. a noteworthy as today. i know i've done it and it is about beating together. they given a lot of confidence because i know that you get. i've done it before i can do it again but i wanted to pass that. 0nce can do it again but i wanted to pass that. once again you don't want to get caught up in the final. you want to manage your position. that should bea to manage your position. that should be a fantastic final. we got one final ina be a fantastic final. we got one final in a field event, and that is the triple jump. for so long, christine taylor has been threatening —— christian taylor has been threatening jonathan edwards's record. is here again, a double world champion, double 0lympic champion. he loves this champion because he won here in 2012 as well as in rio. he qualified very co mforta bly. as in rio. he qualified very comfortably. not the furthest, but he didn't really have to expend too much energy. i'm not sure if we can show you that qualification from christian taylor, the american, he is such a lovely fellow. it was two yea rs is such a lovely fellow. it was two years ago at beijing in the world championships that he came within eight centimetres of jonathan edwardss putt record. world record. i got edwardss putt record. world record. igot up edwardss putt record. world record. i got up with him earlier. today i'm going for a wr, if i don't want to let you down, but made that promise to myself. he's made a promise to himself, a lovely fellow, a real thought head for the sport of trouble jumping. watching tonight with some trepidation, no doubt, will be jonathan with some trepidation, no doubt, will bejonathan edwards, because he hung up his spikes along time ago. he isjust a couple of hung up his spikes along time ago. he is just a couple of tears down below us in what we call the interview zone. there are about 40 international broadcasters here or looking to get a piece of those athletes. a little bit earlier i beckoned him up to our little spot for bbc news and i asked him about watching christine taylor, once again. christian has been saying that he's going for the world record for a long time, so i am kind of it, but he has got a chance. two years ago, in beijing, 80 metres 21. i remember sitting there going out, that's a long lang. i didn't realise it was 18 metres 21. conditions last night were little bit chilly, but he's got a chance. what if you react if you rewind 20 years, what do you think? there are so many things you have to get right? it is probably the solo comp again about the events. you could be two thirds of the way to a world record, but there isa the way to a world record, but there is a lot that has to go right. what is a lot that has to go right. what is the interesting is a man that get it right when it matters most. he's got to olympic titles, two world titles and he is going for his third, so he knows about getting it together when it matters. any is hugely motivated for the world record, and i think that is important thing. he's got that focus. tell us about him as a person, because you know him pretty well? needs, i'd like to say, a consummate professional first and foremost. he goes about his business ina very foremost. he goes about his business in a very clear and disciplined way. he's a charming personality, you never hear him say about word about anybody. and what i recall a great ambassadorfor the anybody. and what i recall a great ambassador for the sport. it would've young man that every mother with her that her daughter would bring back. and a fierce competitor. a fierce competitor as jonathan edwards says, still tightly, a little bit better though. cuts a little bit better though. cuts a little bit better though. cuts a little bit greyer though. i'll be back with more related programme, but lots of others were to get to. back to nick marshall mccormac. it was a bit overcast in north carolina for the uspga championship. it is well underway at quail hollow with jordan spieth attempt to become the youngest ever grand slam winner. he's struggling, despite this burly birdie and he is currently trailing get marks thorbjorn 0lesen believes by four under. dustin johnson has made a steady start, he is three shots back on one under par. so, we'll have a quick look at the leaderboard. the americans are doing their best for the stars and stripes, selected others down at the bottom, paul casey tied physics, and spieth, tied for 32nd. rory mcilroy just about to tee off. the english football association say they're planning to enter a british women's team for the tokyo olympics in 2020, even if the other home nations don't support the ide. don't support the idea. that's why there wasn't a team at rio last summer. but the fa chief executive says talks about the games in three years' time have gone well. we have worked really hard with the other home nations to get them behind the idea that a british team would be good for football, both in england but also in scotland, wales and northern ireland. they will not stand in the way. they will not actively support it either but they will not stand in the way. on that basis, we will make an application to the olympic authorities for us to coordinate a british team and we feel confident that, once the details sorted out, we will have a british team competing for medals in tokyo 2020. the new premier league season starts tomorrow evening with arsenal taking on leicester at the emirates stadium. manager arsene wenger has admitted that uncertainty over his future last season created a "lack of clarity in the dressing room". wenger eventually signed a new two—year contract extension and the campaign finished on a high with victory in the fa cup final. maybe my attitude had an impact on the season, because at some stage the players came to see me and said, "what's going on, boss?" "where do you go?" i created, with me not deciding, a lack of clarity in the dressing room, and there's nothing worse than that. former england captain alan shearer says all the billions being spent on transfers in the premier league will make it ‘harder than ever‘ for young english players to break into their clu bs' first teams. that's despite the success england's youth sides have had this summer. will in that area, which shows that kids have the ability going up against the best in the world and been successful so why can't they have the chance in the bigger clubs in the premier league, because managers feel that they need to go and spend money guaranteed 50— £60 million, but they don't always work out, but that has to be a continuing this would ball. —— concern for in which football. the kia women's super league got under way today. it's the premier women's domestic twenty20 tournament and six teams compete in a round robin table, with the top four progressing to the semi finals in hove on the first september. on the 1st september. the final takes place on the same day. in the first match of the tournament the southern vipers thrashed the western storm by nine wickets, as ben croucher reports. there's been much fanfare for women's cricket this summer after the world's best came here. sadly england captain eddie knight couldn't do the same as western foreign side wilted —— heather knight couldn't do the same against the western storm site. this just one of three boundaries in the innings. if wickets with anything, then this is your rat. west indies skipper stefanie taylor the fruitful eventually. chasing 71, suzie bates then attacked the edges of the aegeus poll. in just then attacked the edges of the aegeus poll. injust one then attacked the edges of the aegeus poll. in just one over they knocked off nearly half of the target. 34 runs and the game as good as gone. another late blow and it was. just nine overs for a nine we could win. the viper‘s title defence starting in style. a that go back to arlene foster in the latest. —— arlene foster in the latest. —— arlene foster. laura muir has to finish in the top five in the 5000 metres. but tv pictures from bbc two. seve has to keep going, it's a very very tired laura muir coming in. she's going to finish seventh, bewildering time, 1456. lara is going to be 1359 and it is good to in anxious wait. —— 13.5 nine. —— when the new predictions are absolutely right you know, steve cram said it all, that 1500 metres obviously took it out of this. laura muir looked absolutely spent there. she left to wait for the second heat of the 5000 metres. i think laura muir does find out exactly how hard we world—class 5000 metres is. ethiopia, kenya all those african nations on the top of their games. she will wait and see if she can get into the final of that. one of the finals that we are looking forward to most is the final of the 400 metres women's hurdles, and the british women's team captain is competing. she has just british women's team captain is competing. she hasjust completed —— qualify for this is the slowest qualifier but hopefully the crowd can give the lift and push that she needs. delilah mammoth in the us is the reigning 0lympic needs. delilah mammoth in the us is the reigning olympic champion and the reigning olympic champion and the favourite. also much interest and a fat cat arena johnson thompson is going to perform in the high jump. remember it is the highjump that letter than in the heptathlon every weekend. she only cleared one metre 80 and was always playing catch—up have the opening day. so, we will see as he goes this evening in the individual event. also taking pa rt in the individual event. also taking part is morgan lake, another tablet. they have to get one metre 94 to be sure of doing throughout its the top 12 qualifiers. we'll also get the opening rounds of the 800 metres. a couple of british girls racing in that. it is in event that has been dominated by castor slimani —— samantha. we will see three british runners in the opening round we've also got the women's 200 metres semifinals. two british outlets in that d natasha smith —— deena astra smith. her story is so entwined with this stadium, she carried jessica ennis hill's kit five years ago. just be a part of it, she carried jesse kit. keep the layout for the bahamian runners showed a comedy foreignerjabbing. bahamian runners showed a comedy foreigner jabbing. we'll have bahamian runners showed a comedy foreignerjabbing. we'll have to wait to see if she makes it onto the start line. bianca williams also spending for great britain a little bit later. so much to look forward to on the seventh day of these championships. there's a brief rundown of you can watch things. we know how you can watch it, it is across the bbc of course. some of those 5000 metres runner is just coming through buying me, we will try and grab a word with laura muir. the men's triple jump final, cannot wait for that to see of me to get a world record. two finals later on in the 400 metres hurdles and the blockbuster men's 200 metres. will it be isaac makwala day? if he can win this race, it will be amazing. if he can do it. mitchell blake, kenny do it? —— kenny do it? we will keep you updated throughout the evening. british athletics were today that is all for now. you're watching bbc news. a widow has spoken of her "shock and horror" after a private gp who treated her late husband admitted failings in the case. dr peter wheeler, who was princess diana's doctor, has acknowledged he failed to properly monitor his patient by not arranging the recommended blood tests. 0ur health correspondent, jane dreaper, reports. a mother and son seeking answers. stefanos vavalidis died from liver failure after spending the last eight months of his life in hospital. his widow is suing the private gp who was the family's trusted doctor over the prescribing of a drug mr vavalidis took for a skin condition for 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