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thanjapan's aira kinoshita, making sure she successfully defended her s14 200m title. fellow brit poppy maskill took bronze. i think ithinka i think a lot of people do not see what goes on behind the scenes but itjust means a lot to be here and stand on the stage and win the gold. and that race tonight was some of the closest s14 races we have seen in a long _ the closest s14 races we have seen in a long time so how hard you have to dig _ in a long time so how hard you have to dig into— in a long time so how hard you have to dig into the freestyle at the end to dig into the freestyle at the end to win _ to dig into the freestyle at the end to win gold?— to win gold? definitely, i had to din dee to win gold? definitely, i had to dig deep but — to win gold? definitely, i had to dig deep but i — to win gold? definitely, i had to dig deep but i think _ to win gold? definitely, i had to dig deep but i think it _ to win gold? definitely, i had to dig deep but i think it makes . to win gold? definitely, i had to | dig deep but i think it makes the sport so much more exciting, it is exciting that we are putting the times and it is getting quicker and quicker and i think it makes it so much more exciting. there was disappointment for grace harvey as she lost her world title in the sb5 100m breaststroke final. harvey finished second behind germany's verena schott but, speaking to bbc sport post—race, harvey was far from disappointed. it feels really emotional, like, my first coach since i was ten has come all this way to watch me swim and