It s monday, the 29th ofjuly. Our main story. It was a dramatic second day at the olympics for team gb, winning two medals in the swimming and kayak. Adam peaty won silver in the 100m breaststroke final last night missing out on gold by 200ths of a second, while kimberley woods won bronze in the women s kayak single. Joe lynskey reports. For eight years, adam peaty has pushed his sport to new limits. He s not used to silver but he now has perspective. In the 100m breaststroke, he went for a third gold in the row and britain s first at these games. He missed out by a margin, two hundredths of a second. Commentator: the gold has gone to martinenghi of italy. and a joint silver medal, it s gone to adam peaty of great britain. Less than two years ago, he said this sport had broken him. To get so close might have felt cruel. But, for peaty, the breakthrough wasjust to be here. It s just incredibly hard. Like, to win it once and to win it again then to win it again. I m not crying becaus
Finances. But can she really blame the tories for some of her own choices. And two children have died after a ferocious attack at a children s taylor swift dance class in southport. Six other children are in southport. Six other children are in critical condition. We will talk live to the bishop of liverpool. Good evening. Welcome to newsnight for interviews and insight. Your panel this evening, former levelling up minister dehenna davison and sunday times columnist and former olympian matthew syed. It s been another huge political day, with the chancellor accusing the tories of a public finance cover up, and we ll come on to that. But first, how could a dance workshop for children become a scene of such tragedy? let s talk live to the bishop of liverpool, john perumbalath, and councillor sean halsall. Two children have been killed and nine more injured, six of them critically after what police described as a ferocious stabbing attack at a taylor swift dance class for primary schoolchi
Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are jasmine cameron chileshe of the financial times and james rampton of the independent. Tomorrow s front pages, starting with. Let s start with the metro. On its front page, team gb diver tom daley is shown in tears after finally ending his long wait for an olympic gold medal. He won the synchronised ten metre platform alongside partner matty lee. The guardian reports daley s empowering message to the lgbt+ community after his gold medal win, hoping that his victory will inspire others. The telegraph calls it magic monday as team gb enjoys other two gold medals. Adam peaty stormed to victory in the ioo metres breaststroke, and 21 year old tom pidcock dominated the men s mountain bike race. In other news, according to the times, the government will get tough on burglars as the prime minister is set to announce new crime fighting plans involving the use of tags, stop and search and community s
of their income. the government will expand its role running liverpool city council, after an inquiry last year found the authority was failing some of its duties the prime minister of finland sanna marin has agreed to a drug test after a celebrity party video leaked on social media. british athlete dina asher smith calls for more research into the effects of periods on sporting performance after she limps out a major race we discuss an intriguing new feature from wells. a horrorfilm entirely in welsh, and that is at 545. nhs leaders have warned that rising numbers of people will become ill unless the government takes more action on high energy prices. the nhs confederation says the uk is facing a public health emergency . it s written to ministers, warning that soaring energy costs mean people will have to choose between skipping meals to heat their homes, or living in cold, damp conditions this winter. the government says it s giving millions of the most vulnerable house