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Retained his highjump title, but he wasn't alone at the top. broom—edwards seen here shared his gold medal with poland's maciej lepiato after both had jumped 2.05 metres in paris. organisers gave them the opportunity of a jump—off, but the two agreed to share gold instead. broom—edward's gold is the second that great britain have won at the championships. turns out anthonyjoshua feels much the same way as we all do expressing his frustration at the wrangling that prevents the biggest fights in the heavyweight boxing division from happening. joshua is still hoping to fight deontay wilder ...

But there is a success story brewing in the women's doubles. nayktha bains and maia lumsden are into the quarter finals — becoming the first british pair in 40 years to do so. that wasjo durie and anne hobbs who reached the semis in 1983 now to a tale of sportsmanship and success for great britain at the world para—athletics championships. jonathan broom—edwards retaining his highjump title — but he wasn't alone at the top after both he and poland's maciej lepiatojumped the same height, 2.05 metres, organisers gave them the opportunity of a 'jump—off' to settle it, but the two agreed...

Treated on the battlefields of ukraine. we caught wagner and they have a higher level of experience. the russian army's level of experience is far lower than that, and prigozhin thought his forces were mistreated. for him to carry out 19-17 2.05 and march it out, it's a little confusing. no matter how favorable a deal, he is likely a dead man walking. vladimir cannot afford to keep him alive. the why is going to be one of the great intelligence mysteries here. >> absolutely. and you mentioned you were fighting with the international leon in ukraine and you had encounters with the wagner group....

Donein is the first time it has ever been done in a laboratory. anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st—century. so what's the breakthrough announced today? what have they done? the experiment takes some hydrogen encased in a tiny pellet, the size of a peppercorn. then, in a number of steps, 192 lasers blast the pellet. this sparks a fusion reaction, where the hydrogen atoms join together, releasing energy. what's getting the scientists so excited, though, is for the first time, the energy coming out of the experiment — this number...

From fusion reactions than the energy used to start the process. it is the first time it has ever been done in a laboratory anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st—century. so what's the breakthrough announced today — what have they done? the experiment takes some hydrogen encased in a tiny pellet — smaller than a peppercorn. then, in a number of steps, 192 lasers blast the pellet. this sparks a fusion reaction, where the hydrogen atoms join together — releasing energy. what's getting the scientists so excited, though, is for t...