Guernsey's Neves breaks club breaststroke record

Kristina Neves has set a new record at the Guernsey Swimming Club's 100m Series Championships.
Neves, who has already set records in the backstroke, butterfly and individual medley, returned to set a new best time for the breaststroke.
The 14-year-old completed the 100m in a time of one minute, 17.53 seconds, eclipsing the previous record time by more than a second.
In the freestyle event, Neves matched her 2010 best time of 59.74 seconds.
The 100m freestyle remains one of the few Guernsey records to elude the teenager, who is still half a second outside the longstanding best, which was set by Cate Jackson in 1982.
Elsewhere at the Championships, Ben Lowndes continued his impressive form with wins in the over-16 breaststroke and freestyle events.
Isabelle Walker, Aimee Bran and Annabelle Goubert claimed first places in their age groups, with Luke Winstanley, William Russell and Callum Penney dominating the boys categories. (from BBC)