Whove died in the line of duty. And the slate landscapes of North West wales, including six sites in snowdonia, have been awarded unesco World Heritage Site status. Good Afternoon And Welcome to Bbc News. Theres been more Medal Success at the olympics for Team Gb. Charlotte dujardin has won bronze in the individual dressage, at the Tokyo Olympics, on her Horse Gio to become Great Britains most decorated female olympian of all time with six medals. Early this morning, there was a fifth Tokyo Gold, in the mens 200 metre freestyle relay. Tom dean and Duncan Scott who won Gold And Silver yesterday were part of the victorious team who just missed out on a World Record. And britains rowers won their first medal of the games a silver in the mens quadruple sculls. For a full Round Up of the action at the olympics this morning, lets cross to Jane Dougall at the Bbc Sport Centre. What a fantastic day. That is just so far. Who knows what will happen next. Charlotte dujardin has won a third succes
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