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Newshour: Ethiopia's Almaz Ayana Smashes World Record in Rio

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12/08/2016 GMT

Ethiopia's Almaz Ayana Smashes World Record in Rio

BBC World Service - Newshour, Ethiopia's Almaz Ayana Smashes World Record in Rio

Almaz Ayana sets world record in 10K metres; Cannes bans burkinis; the oldest vertebrates

Ethiopia smashes 23-year-old world record in women's 10,000 metres in Rio; the mayor of Cannes in France has banned full-body swimsuits known as burkinis; "old" Greenland sharks.

Almaz Ayana of Ethiopia takes gold in the women's 10,000 metres, smashing a 23-year-old world record; Cannes in France bans burkinis over suspected link to radical Islamism; "old" Greenland sharks.

(Picture: Almaz Ayana of Ethiopia wins the Women's 10,000 Meters Final and setting a new world record. Credit: Getty Images)

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