14/08/2016 BBC News at Ten

Team GB moves up to second in the medal table in Rio,

after an evening of stunning successes.

Max Whitlock makes history - winning Britain's first ever Olympic

gold in gymnastics - he then won a second,

A German, years and years, and you get about one minute to show what

you have been working on. -- for hours and hours in the gym. I am

just psyched, so happy. And it is goals. -- and it is gold.

And 112 years since golf was last played in the Olympics,

Jason Kenny winds the gold medal for the second time. And in the last few

minutes, Jason Kenny has won gold in the cycling.

Also on the programme: New video, appearing to show the kidnapped

Nigerian schoolgirls, is released by the Islamist

More bad blood between Jeremy Corbyn and his deputy in advance

And Pakistan win the fourth and final Test at Lords,

It has turned into Super Sunday at the Olympics in Rio.

In less than two hours, Britain won three gold medals,

pushing Team GB to second place in the medal table.

Max Whitlock won the men's floor exercise to take Britain's first

ever Olympic gold in gymnastics - he then went on to win a second

The third gold came in golf, with a two-shot victory

In the last few minutes, Jason Kenny has won a gold

And there are more medals to come - including for Andy Murray,

who is playing in the men's tennis final now.

We begin tonight with all the latest on the gymnastics, from our sports

For every athlete there is a moment where careers are defined. For Max

Whitlock, it was historic for an entire generation. Where others

faltered, he was immaculate on the floor. Impeccable. Flawless. He just

needs to land this tumble. His score of 15.633 would not be bettered. Max

Whitlock has made history. A silver and bronze for Brazil proved popular

here, too. But after carrying the weight of British gymnastics' hopes

for someone, the union flag must have felt some light on his

shoulders. This is an historic moment for British gymnastics. The

first-ever Olympic champion in the sport, and his best event, the

pommel horse, yet to come. Whitlock had just one hour off to come back

down to earth. Simone Biles use that time to vault herself into the

stratosphere. She makes the impossible not only look impossible

but easy. Gold number three from a possible five. Britain's domination

on the pommel is extraordinary. Louis Smith was the silver medallist

in London who inspired a generation of youngsters to see that gymnastics

could be cool. Here, his routine was enough to take the lead and

guarantee a medal. But then Whitlock, the Commonwealth champion,

World Champion and European champion and now, double Olympian champion.

Smith was unable to hide his devastation at silver but his sport

thanks. These boys have put British gymnastics on map. Hours into the

gym, years and years, and then you get one minute to show what you have

been working on. To do it today at the Olympic Games, I am just so

happy. After a lifetime waiting for goals, two came along at once. It

was well worth the wait. For more on Justin Rose's

success in the golf, and all the rest of today's action

in Rio, here's Andy Swiss. Some said that golf did not belong

in the Olympics. Just try saying that to Justin Rose. For all its

critics, it produced a thrilling showdown. Rose level with Henrik

Stenson until the final hole, a moment of magic. Stenson crumbled

and Rose departed for glory. The first Olympic golf champion for 112

years. -- rollers putted for glory. Worth waiting for for Britain. It

feels better than any tournament I have ever won. It is so different

and unique. The cloud were incredible. It is a cross between

golf and a carnival. In the ceiling, gold was guaranteed for Giles Scott.

Successor to Ben Ainslie and living up to his example. The title won

with racist despair. There was also silver for Nick Dempsey. Elsewhere,

the roommates racing for gold in the velodrome, Jason Kenny and Alan

Skinner. The best of three and Kenny edged the first. Win a second and he

would be champion. Kenny proved unstoppable. His fifth on a big old.

Sir Chris Hoy, Sir Steve Redgrave and Sir Bradley Wiggins the only

other Britons to have done that. And in the tennis, Andy Murray looking

for a place in the record books, as he emerged to face Juan Martin Del

Potro for goals. No player has ever won two Olympic singles titles, can

Murray make history on this historic day for Team GB? What an evening we

are having here. Jason Kenny with that remarkable fifth Olympic title,

and in the tennis behind me, it is currently 5-5 in the first set

between Andy Murray and Juan Martin Del Potro. Will it be another gold

medal for Team GB on this quite extraordinary day? Extraordinary.

Team GB's remarkable achievements began in the early hours

when Mo Farah retained his ten thousand metres title -

In the heptathlon, Jessica Ennis Hill narrowly

missed out on gold and afterwards hinted at retirement.

Our Sports Editor Dan Roan reports on the overnight action.

A special moment. No matter how hard they try, Mo Farah's rivals are

simply cannot keep up. No other British track athlete has ever won a

third Olympic gold medal. This has now become distance running

domination. His win last night, all the more

remarkable given his fall in the tent flap. The reigning champion

quickly recovered and although the Kenyans made a late charge, Mo Farah

surged to decisively. They succumb to the inevitable. Bow to his

superiority, Mo Farah wins the gold. Four years on from double gold at

London's gold, he has another, and with the 5000 metres next weekend,

he is on course for a historic repeat here in Rio. I am not going

to focus on it. I am going to switch off and let my body recover. In the

final event, the heptathlon, Jessica Ennis-Hill knew she had to beat her

opponent by almost ten seconds to retain her title. Jess Ennis, it is

going to be very close to her best. Just outside 2.7 eight. And now the

clock is ticking. Tiam finished seven seconds behind, close enough

for the Belgian to prevail. This morning, after some reflection, and

is still hinting at retirement. It is definitely a difficult decision.

-- Jess Ennis Hill. I feel confident with what I have achieved throughout

my career and this is an amazing occasion. This is my last Olympics,

and I think that is why I was so emotional. Greg Rutherford, the

other member of the Super Saturday Trujillo, had to settle for bronze

in the long jump. This evening, the attention turns to one man, Usain

Bolt. The Jamaican hoping to complete an unprecedented hat-trick

of Olympic 100 metre titles. Meanwhile in the pool there was yet

another gold medal for the American He won his 23rd gold

in the 4x100 metre medley relay final -

the final race of his Among those picking up

the silver was Adam Peaty. Hard to keep up but let's look at

the medal table. Almost halfway through Day 9

of the Rio Games and there's been a big change for Britain

on the medal table. Team GB are now

in second place behind the United States after

pushing China into third. Britain now has 13 golds,

15 silvers and 7 bronze medals And we can speak to our

sports editor Dan Roan. He is inside the stadium tonight.

Very hard to keep up. A remarkable 24 hours. Yes, you are witnessing

one of the greatest days in British Olympic history. If you consider Mo

Farah's gold medal in the early hours of today, as it was reviewed,

and Andy Murray's tennis match later, we're looking at six or seven

gold medals, if you consider Giles Scott, guaranteed victory in the

ceiling. That surpasses anything, even at London 2012. The fact that

Team GB is vying with Olympic powerhouse like China, with a

population of over 1 billion, it is remarkable when you consider that as

recently as 1996, 20 years ago, grey Britain managed just eight medals.

Anybody who thinks that fantastic haul four years ago was peculiarly

down to the fact that we had home advantage, must think again, a

reminder of the game change that lottery funding has proven for sport

in Great Britain. More drama in the Olympic Stadium at 2:30am your time.

The blue ribbon and event of any Olympic Games is the 100 metre final

and Usain Bolt, huge amount at stake for him. He will try to become the

first man in Olympic history to win the 100 metres at three successive

Games. A huge amount at stake for the organisers, given the doping

related controversy. The last thing the organisers will want is for his

nearest challenger, Justin Gatlin, twice on the receiving end of doping

bans, to win such a defining event. All will be revealed later when the

world will stop for around ten seconds to watch.

The Islamist group Boko Haram has released a video which it says shows

some of the schoolgirls who were kidnapped from

276 girls were abducted from their school more

than two years ago - about 50 appear in the video.

In this report from Martin Patience, the images

of the girls are obscured to protect their identity.

Massacre and menacing, this militant is very much in charge. Bind him,

the kidnapped schoolgirls, two years on no young women. -- are now young

women. In this propaganda video, the militant forces one of them to

speak. She says that many of the girls

have been badly injured in military air strikes,

and she calls on the government to release Boko Haram

prisoners in order to secure TRANSLATION: We woke up to a video

on the state of our girls. We are left with missed feelings of grief

and strength and hope. This mother could not be consoled. As the

families came together to watch the latest video. One father said he was

shocked by his daughter's appearance, but thankful that there

very happy because she is still very happy because she is still

alive. The students were kidnapped from their school here in Chibok,

more than two years ago. Driven into the forest,

their abductions sparked international outrage and has shone

a spotlight on the brutal But this May, renewed hope

for the families, after one Forced to marry a fighter,

Amina had a baby. The government is under intense

pressure to free the girls. It says it is in talks

with the militants, but it needs to be doubly sure that it's speaking

to the right people. As for the girls' families,

the agony and the anger goes on. And while the world focuses

on the fate of the schoolgirls, aid agencies warn of a growing

humanitarian crisis. Thousands have been killed

by the Boko Haram insurgency and more than 2 million

displaced by the fighting. This is a conflict far

bigger than just Chibok. The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has

accused his deputy Tom Watson of talking nonsense about claims

that hard left activists are trying to infiltrate the party, in the run

up to the leadership election. Tom Watson says there is clear

evidence to support his allegations. Earlier today, it was announced

that there won't be an appeal to the Supreme Court

about whether new members can vote Here's our Political

Correspondent Chris Mason. Smiles and pleasantries from Jeremy

Corbyn today. I do in a civil war with Tom Watson? Lovely to see. But

no answers. The reality is that he and his deputy are peddling in

different directions. Those who support Mr Corbyn say that Tom

Watson is talking nonsense when he says that hard left campaigners are

signing up to take over the party. The allegations are as ridiculous as

they are outlandish. The Labour Party has over half a million

members. These are ordinary men and women who have come to the Labour

Party because they have been bruised and bloodied by the economic crisis.

But in a post on Facebook tonight, Tom Watson hits back. He says a

small group of left-wing activists do want to seize control. Yes, the

Labour Party has made something of a habit in recent months of falling

out with itself but this really is something else. When Jeremy Corbyn

publicly describes claims by his deputy is nonsense, it is proof that

the bitterness and rancour are notching up further still. Little

wonder that senior figures within the Labour Party say they have never

known it to be this divided. Despite that, the man who once Jeremy

Corbyn's job reckons he could bring the party together. I am convinced

that there is more that unites us than divides us and I am convinced

that if I can put together a programme of people and policies at

the heart of the Labour Party, I can get people to rally around it.

Whoever finds themselves in charge of Labour next month, the deep

divisions will not disappear quickly.

Scotland Yard is setting up a team of specialist police officers

to target people who commit hate crimes online.

The project to tackle so-called trolls will cost more

than ?1.5 million over the next two years.

An imam and his friend have been shot dead near a mosque in New York.

prayers in the borough of Queens. of the head as they walked home from

Police say they don't know the motive for the attack,

which has raised fears within the muslim community.

Torrential rain has caused widespread flooding in the southern

US states of Louisiana and Mississippi - killing

Thousands of people - including this woman

who was trapped inside her car - have been rescued from

Both the woman and her dog were pulled to safety.

Officials say floods have reached 'epic proportions'.

The husband of a British-Iranian woman who's facing trial in Iran has

told the BBC that she is being used as a political pawn.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has been in prison in Iran since April,

The Prime Minister, Theresa May, recently raised concerns

about the case in a phone call to the Iranian

Our correspondent, Caroline Hawley reports.

It has been almost five months now since the Ratcliffe

Nazanin had taken her daughter Gabriella back to Tehran on holiday.

This photo was taken shortly before Nazanin was arrested by Iran's

Gabriella had her passport confiscated and is now living

Nazanin's job involves organising training for journalists around

She has been accused of trying to engineer the peaceful overthrow

She is to be tried in a secretive revolutionary court.

This time last year, Britain was reopening its embassy

after a deal was struck on Iran's nuclear programme.

The country's moderate President is trying to repair relations

But in the past few months, several dual nationals

Many believe hard liners within the regime are trying

to wreck the rapprochement with the west.

Do you think she is a pawn in a political game, if so what is it?

I think she is definitely - there is definitely a political game

going on between different parts of the Iranian Government

and Iranian regime, so the revolutionary guard

versus the Government, and she's caught up in that.

There have been various attempts by the Iranian Government to improve

relations with the west, and this is, you know,

almost as provocative as possible to stop that happening.

Gabriella, filmed here before her mother's arrest,

spent her second birthday separated from both her parents.

When she was first allowed to see Mazanin, her mother was too weak

Richard shows me the toys waiting for her when she comes home.

For now, he is watching his daughter grow up on Skype.

Desperate for the day the family can be reunited.

In the cricket, England have lost the fourth and final Test

against Pakistan by 10 wickets at the Oval.

Chasing just 40 to win, after England finished their second

innings on 253, the tourists completed the rout just

after tea on the fourth day, to level the series.

How fortunes flutter for England right now.

A team headed for world number one has seen things whirl

Gary Ballance the latest to be lured to his end -

Still 86 runs behind Pakistan, only five wickets remaining,

pressure liberated Moeen Ali and Jonny Bairstow.

England were in trouble any way - why not have a go?

Pakistan's spinner Yasir Shah held his nerve.

Moeen didn't wait for the umpire, he knew.

The tourists took part in army bootcamps to get fitter

Putting fielders in just the right places.

Stuart Broad caught in the web spun by Yasir.

England were soon all out, just 39 ahead.

This is Pakistan's Independence Day, and the final

All such occasions need to finish with something spectacular.

The series is drawn, but it feels like their triumph.

And that is all from me for tonight. Now on BBC One, time for the news

wherever you are. Good night.