European champion Hughes won the semi-final with a time of 9.98 seconds, his fastest time of the season and his first sub-10 time of the year. Nigeria's Enoch Adegoke came second behind Hughes in exactly 10secs, pipping the highly fancied American Trayvon Bromell. Bromell, who was tipped as one of the favourites to become the first Olympic 100m champion since Usain Bolt, missed out on the final in a shock result.

Zverev has been trying to break the dominance of Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer at the grand slams, but here he has been a cut above and he eased to victory over Khachanov, Zverev collapsed to his knees on the court at the end as he celebrated the biggest moment of his career so far.

Max Whitlock has successfully defended his Olympic gymnastics title by winning gold in the men's individual pommel horse. Whitlock, the lead gymnast for Team GB's men, was up first and performed a stunning routine to kick off the men's pommel horse final. Having only qualified fifth, Team GB's defending Olympic champion threw down the gauntlet to his challengers with a routine packed with difficulty and top execution.

The former Government minister had suggested the presenter needed 'elocution lessons' after speaking with her London accent during the BBC's coverage of the Olympics. Lord Digby (right) has since revealed he was met with a barrage of abuse online, telling LBC: 'I do wish people could criticise in a free democracy and understand that I have a point of view that doesn't mean I should be cancelled. It doesn't mean that people have to be incredibly rude.' He went on to state that he 'objects strongly' to Ms Scott 'playing the class card' in her response after the broadcaster retorted she was from 'a working class family... and proud.' She appeared on the BBC show last night missing her 'gs' on purpose in an apparent act of defiance (left).

After losing the second of his 2016 Rio Olympic backstroke titles to Russian Evgeny Rylov on Friday, an unhappy Ryan Murphy hinted doping had played a part in his demise. Mr Murphy later walked back his comments saying they were not directed specifically at his Russian rivals but at the sport which he said still has a big doping problem. But the Russian Olympic Committee hit back on Twitter, labelling American complaints as nothing more than sour grapes. This prompted a fiery response from the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) chief Travis Tygart (right), who came to the defence of American swimmer Mr Murphy for suggesting some of his rivals were drug cheats. 'The Russian state and sport officials put the dark cloud over themselves and in the process, tragically, pushed their athletes out in the storm,' Mr Tygart wrote in an email. Russia is competing in Tokyo as representatives of the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) because the country was stripped of its flag and anthem for doping offences, a punishment that Tygart has decried as a joke. Pictured left: Gold medalist Evgeny Rylov and silver medalist Ryan Murphy.

Jacoby's goggles fell from her eyes just after she dived into the pool for the second leg breast stroke with her team tied in first place and the mishap proved costly as they finished in fifth, three seconds behind winners Great Britain. The US had got off to a good start after Ryan Murphy's backstroke leg left them tied in the lead with Italy but when Jacoby dived in, wearing only one cap rather than the usual two, her googles slipped down to her mouth.

DAVID COVERDALE IN TOKYO: Adam Peaty has revealed he will take a short break from swimming after the Olympics to refresh and protect his mental health - referencing the struggles of Simone Biles and Ben Stokes. The British swimmer, who has won two gold medals and one silver in Tokyo, had already said he was likely to skip the International Swimming League season, which starts at the end of this month. But following life in the Olympic bubble, Peaty plans to relax with his family and take time out before beginning his preparations for next year's World Championships and then Paris 2024.

Seiko Hashimoto, Tokyo2020 President, said she regretted that the Japanese public were not allowed to attend the popular event held on Sunday but urged them to try to understand the reasons why. Hundreds of supporters gathered as close as they could to the Ariake Sports Park stadium to cheer on Japanese BMX free-style stars Rim Nakamura and Minato Oike.

American Xander Schauffele took the gold medal in the Tokyo Olympics golf while Chinese Taipei's Pan Cheng Tsung took bronze after a thrilling seven-way play-off. The sudden death knock-out for third included Team Ireland's Rory McIlroy, Team GB's Paul Casey and home favourite and recent Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama. Slovakian Rory Sabbatini took silver. It was agony for the other six golfers in the play-off, who effectively all tie for fourth place at the Olympics and go home without medals.

Max Whitlock (left) has successfully defended his Olympic gymnastic title by winning gold in the men's individual pommel horse as Team GB made history in the pool and the BMX freestyle events. Swimmer Duncan Scott became the first British athlete to win four medals at a single Olympics as Team GB celebrated their best swimming haul at a Games. Scott and his fellow Team GB swimmers took home silver in the 4x100 metres medley relay final just hours after Team GB made history as Charlotte Worthington (right) and Declan Brooks took gold and bronze in the first ever Olympic BMX freestyle event.

Biles pulled out of two events at Tokyo 2020, saying she needed to put her mental health first, while Stokes has announced he will play no part in the forthcoming series against India 'to prioritise his mental wellbeing.' Fomer world champion Roger Black said elite athletes can be in 'dark places' due to constantly being exposed and under constant pressure.