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 th
specifically mention them. people have been laying flowers in the town of charlottesville, where 32 year old year heather heyer died after being hit by a car whilst taking part in the anti fascism demonstration yesterday. a 20 year old man has been charged with murder. 19 other people were injured. our correspondent laura bicker is in cha rlottesville. amidst the condolences and many floral tributes being brought here, there is anger, as you have just heard. many feel that mr trump s condemnation of the violence here yesterday did not go far enough. he did not explicitly name the alt right groups. in fact, the criticism has even come from within his own party. one republican senator said that the president must call evil by its name. this was the work, he said, of white supremacists, and this was domestic terrorism. the white house has come back with a statement. they said that of course the president wanted to condemn all terrorists, including the kkk, neo nazis and white su