carlos alcaraz stops the rot with his first title since winning wimbledon last summer.ottie scheffler becomes the first man to defend the players championship. hello and welcome along to sportsday. we're so used to seeing dame laura kenny winning gold on track for great britain — five olympic titles, seven world championships in one of the most decorated careers of any sportsperson globally. earlier, kenny announced she is to retire from the sport, talking up the pressure of elite competition on her young family. so kenny won't be competing at a fourth consecutive games in paris this summer. she joined me earlier in the studio and said the decision was on her mind for a while. i always knew that there would be a time that i would stop and deep down people were asking me what competition i was going to go to. what training camps i was going to go to, and it was just filling me with dread, to be honest. i just don't want to leave the boys. and i think when you start getting those feelings, cycling is so 21w, you can't do itjust 50%, you are either in or you are out, and i

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it's alcaraz�*s first title since winning wimbledon last year.ning his players�* championship title after a dramatic final round at sawgrass. the american staged a remarkable comeback on sunday, coming from five shots behind, as a final round 64 saw him finish on 20—under par. he made six birdies and this superb eagle. fellow americans xander schauffele, brian harman and wyndham clark all needed a birdie on the 18th to force a play—off, but they all fell short to hand scheffler the title. the world number one becomes the first player in the tournament's 50—year history to win back—to—back players�* championhip titles. clearly in—form before the masters, which is coming up very soon. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. we're into some much milder feeling air now with temperatures in the mid—teens quite widely on sunday with a wet start to the day for some of us. but we saw some sunny spells emerging such as here in nott

in the london suburb of wimbledon, persian language, journalist and britain have faced a number of threats in recent years. and bailey is a spokesperson for your audience broadcaster run international. you told me more about the circumstances of the attack. it was a talked yesterday afternoon about 3 in the all new london time by 2 man um flashed with a knife. it is low about a and then a man ran off to a way she can catch my car. i don't know if he went on since then. he's in the hospital. he's making a good recovery and very much a good recovery. i spoke to him this morning on nissan's cheerful, but of course he's very shocking and d p. take be shocking to me, and i thought he is a good spirits. p. as in good spirits, i will tell you investigation and tell of yours. so i would tell our viewers, why would you radi specifically be targeted if in fact he was surely he's not the only critic of the machine is not specifically a critic of the regime is just the most journalist working outside of ron, who report on the wrong and of considered critics of the regime, but it may affect the reporti

nial cooper, afc wimbledon supporter, thanks forjoining us. that is it for this hour.ely and the afternoon promises some decent spells of sunshine. so far, some of the best breaks in the cloud have been across wales with these sunny skies spotted earlier in north—west wales. but it's not the only place that's seeing sunshine today. northern ireland, scotland, northern england also seeing increasingly sunny skies. it's across east anglia and south—east england where we'll probably keep a lot of cloud. it's a mild day, 13 degrees for belfast and aberdeen, 15 or 16 in the mildest spots in england and wales. one or two isolated showers knocking around, yes, but for many of you, it stays dry. that's not the case, though, overnight, because low pressure's set to move in. and with that, we're going to see some fairly persistent outbreaks of rain pushing in, particularly to northern ireland, wales and northern england. a mild night, though, with temperatures 9 or 10c for england and wales. 0n into tomorrow, the wettest weather, starting off the day in northern ireland will swi

in the london suburb of wimbledon, persian language journalist in britain have faced a number of threats in recent years. and bailey is a spokesperson for his around his broadcaster iran international. welcome to dw sir, i'll get straight to it, adam, we appreciate your joining us. you know that periods are reality personally. what can you tell us about the circumstances of the attack? he was a talked yesterday afternoon about 3 and the all new london time bye to man. um. flashed with a knife in his lower body and then the man ran off to avoid. she can catch my car. i don't know if he went on since then. he's in the hospital, he's making a good recovery, and very much a good recovery aspect to this morning on nissan's cheerful. but of course, he's very shocking, and d p to be shocking to me, and i thought he is a good spirits p, as in good spirits, i will tell you investigation and tell of yours. so i would tell our viewers, why would variety specifically be targeted if in fact he was uh, surely he's not the only critic of the regime. he's not specifically a critic of the regime is just

now in stable condition in hospital after being attacked outside his home and in the london suburb of wimbledon. persian language journalists in britain have faced a number of threats in recent years. and, and bailey is a spokes person for his realities, broadcast for ron international. he told me more about the circumstances of the attack. he was a talked yesterday afternoon about 3 in the new london time by 2 man flashed with a knife in his lower body. and then the man ran off to a way she can catch him a call. i don't know if he went on since then. he's in the hospital. he's making a good recovery and very much a good recovery aspect to this morning. um, any sounds cheerful, but of course it's very shocking and d p take the shocking to and i thought he is a good spirits p, as in good spirits, i will tell you investigation and tell of yours. so i would tell our viewers, why would variety specifically be targeted different fact uh he was, uh, surely he's not the only critic of the regime or he's not specifically a critic of the regime is just the most journalists working outside of rom, who re

it's alcaraz�*s first title since winning wimbledon last year.aining his players�* championship title after a dramatic final round at sawgrass. the american staged a remarkable comeback on sunday, coming from five shots behind, as a final round 64 saw him finish on 20—under par. he made six birdies and this superb eagle. fellow americans xander schauffele, brian harman and wyndham clark all needed a birdie on the 18th to force a play—off, but they all fell short to hand scheffler the title. the world number one becomes the first player in the tournament's 50—year history to win back—to—back players championhip titles. clearly in—form before the masters, which is coming up very soon. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. we're into some much milder feeling air now with temperatures in the mid—teens quite widely on sunday with a wet start to the day for some of us. but we saw some sunny spells emergi

the 2022 wimbledon champion recovering from an awful second set to win 6467611.his composure, seeing her dominate the former world. number one to take the deciding tie—break, seven two. number one to take the deciding tie—break, 7—2. alexander zverev is into the last four of the men's miami open with a hard fought victory over in—form fabian marijan. zverev ensuring the hungarians pair of top ten wins didn't turn into a hat trick. having defeated aruna and alex de minaur en route to the last eight marin, though unable to force his way past the world, numberfive is into his third semifinal of the season and zverev taking the match 6375 taking the match 6—3—7—5 marizanne, though, will move into the top a0 in monday's atp rankings. i mean, i love miami. i always said that. obviously, i'm happy to be back at these kind of late stages of these tournaments, you know, playing the best players in the world. i think there's only only those left. and i'm looking forward to the challenge. now, finally, for any footballer playing for your country can be life changing. and th

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were craving — america�*s danielle collins with the biggest win of her career — she beat the former wimbledonrst wta 1000 title. the gujarat titans beat sunrisers hyderabad in the indian premier league. the sunrisers made 162 from their 20 overs but it wasn�*t enough as the titans chased down the target with five balls to spare. david miller hitting the winning runs as they move up to fourth in the table. a reminder of our top story before we go. another twist in the title race, as the latest leg unfolded at the etihad and at anfield. liverpool managed to come from behind to beat brighton.. danny welbeck with cracking opener for them. butjurgen klopp�*s side hit back through luis diaz — and then mo salah in the second half. and manchester city and arsenal played out a goalless draw in a game of few clear cut chances, a cagey affair between the pair. so it�*s liverpool who are top of the premier league tonight. that�*s all from sportsday. carnauba wax is a product you may not have heard of, but you have almost certainly consumed it 7 its added to sweets to stop them melting, to pills to make t

the 2022 wimbledon champion recovering from an awful second set to win 646764. set to win 6—4, 0—6, 7 composure, seeing her dominate the former world. number one to take the deciding tie—break, seven two. alexander zverev is into the last four of the men's miami open with a hard fought victory over in—form fabian marijan. zverev, ensuring the hungarians pair of top ten wins didn't turn into a hat trick. having defeated hog aruna and alex de minaur en route to the last eight. marin, though unable to force his way past the world, number five is into his third semifinal of the season and zverev taking the match 6—3,7—5. marizanne, though, will move into the top a0 in monday's atp rankings. i mean, i love miami. i always said that. obviously, i'm happy to be back at these kind of late stages of these tournaments, you know, playing the best players in the world. i think there's only only those left. and i'm looking forward to the challenge. now, finally, for any footballer playing for your country can be life changing. and that's especially true for those involved in the homeless world cup

the 2022 wimbledon champion recovering from an awful second set to win 6—4, 0—6, 7—6.er dominate the former world number one to take the deciding tie—break, 7—2. alexander zverev is into the last four of the men's miami open with a hard fought victory over in—form fabian marijan. zverev, ensuring the hungarians pair of top ten wins didn't turn into a hat trick. having defeated hog aruna and alex de minaur en route to the last eight. marin, though unable to force his way past the world, number five is into his third semifinal of the season and zverev taking the match 6—3,7—5. marizanne, though, will move into the top a0 in monday's atp rankings. i mean, i love miami. i always said that. obviously, i'm happy to be back at these kind of late stages of these tournaments, you know, playing the best players in the world. i think there's only only those left. and i'm looking forward to the challenge. now, finally, for any footballer playing for your country can be life changing. and that's especially true for those involved in the homeless world cup. the tournament in south k

wimbledon used to host football matches for it broke new ground by holding its first breaking of the they've been holding at wonderful places, trafalgar square has been used in the past, wembley, was there for britain tonight for the first time home of the afc wimbledon. it's about bringing all communities together. you don't have to be a muslim to be here. you don't have to be fasting to be here. we see wonderful crossovers between the way the communities have built through faith and built through football fandom. i can speak to the founder of ramadan tent and shoot kevin ri for the trust for the what makes it so special holding a mac do like this? it's amazing to be able to bring so many different communities together. to celebrate the month of ramadan, open to all. especially at the psychotic location for the very first time. to hear the prayer pitch side was an amazing feeling. it left so many of us featureless. also a theme this year is heritage. it's really powerful to be in a space which shares a rich heritage and diversity. and a lovely testament to the beautiful city that we

1 to successfully retain the title he won 12 months ago, its alcaraz, his first title since winning wimbledonand the world. now to golf and the world number one, scottie scheffler has made history by successfully retaining his players championship title after a dramatic final round at sawgrass. the american staged a remarkable comeback on sunday, coming from five shots behind as a final round. 64 saw him finish on 20 under par. he made six birdies and that superb eagle. well, fellow americans xander schauffele, brian harman and wyndham clark all needed a birdie on the 18th if they were to force a play off, but they all fell short to hand. but they all fell short to hand scheffler the title. the world number one becomes the first player in the tournament's 50 year history to win back to back players championship titles. excellent win and clearly in form ahead of the masters, which is coming up very soon. well, you can get all of the latest sports news at the bbc sport app orfrom our website. but for now, for me and the rest of the team, it's goodbye from the bbc sport centre. hello there. we'r

scorer, pleaded not guilty to the offence at a court hearing yesterday and is scheduled to appear at wimbledonfebruary next year. kerr is curently sidelined with an anterior cruciate ligament injury. i woke up this morning like everyone else did to the news and that is when football australia found out about this unsettling event. but, look, we are trying to get to the bottom of it at the moment. we've got our own questions you would like to know and we have to find out what actually happened but we also want to say there is a process that is under way in the united kingdom and that process needs to run its course. former arsenal goalkeeper david seaman says his old team will have learnt the lessons from last season and have a great chance of winning the premier league this time round. arsenal made it seven league wins in a row last night when thay thrashed sheffield united 6—0 at bramall lane , a result that leaves them just one point behind second place manchester city and two behind leaders liverpool , with 11 matches still to play they are in with a great chance, no doubt about that and wh

it's alcaraz�*s first title since winning wimbledon last year.dramatic final round at sawgrass. the american staged a remarkable comeback on sunday, coming from five shots behind, as a final round 64 saw him finish on 20—under par. he made six birdies and this superb eagle. fellow americans xander schauffele, brian harman and wyndham clark all needed a birdie on the 18th to force a play—off, but they all fell short to hand scheffler the title. the world number one becomes the first player in the tournament's 50—year history to win back—to—back players championhip titles. clearly in—form before the masters, which is coming up very soon. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. we're into some much milder feeling air now with temperatures in the mid—teens quite widely on sunday with a wet start to the day for some of us. but we saw some sunny spells emerging such as here in nottinghamshire, and there's

not that i didn't win a tournament since wimbledon, for me that doesn't matter, from me it is about theile, world number one iga swiatek beat greece's maria sakkari to claim her second indian wells wta title. sakkari was competitive in the first set and broke back to level at a—a, but after that swiatek dominated to win eight games in a row to take a straight sets win. it is the second time swiatek has won this tournament in three years. that's all the sport for now. you can get all the sport on the bbc sport website. see you soon. councils in england say they're now spending an average of two—thirds of their budget on vital services, for adults and children. bbc panorama found that spending per head on children s services alone has risen by 77 per cent in a decade. the county councils network is now calling for an honest discussion with the government about future funding, but ministers say councils have already been given additional money. here s our social affairs editor, alison holt. it's half past seven in the morning, and 17—year—old harley is getting the school bus. his special e

he's in a stable condition in hospital after being attacked outside his home in the london suburb of wimbledon, post and language journalists in britain to face the number of threats in recent years. this is the is one of the christian world's most important festivals, marking the death and resurrection of jesus believe is across south america have monkwood friday re enacting the carrying of the cross. and the course eviction celebrations are being held across the lovely catholic, confident in venezuela worship, as also recreated the difficult story of jesus last out. the words people have to say, that's why we listen. we close every weekend on d w. you might see me how much can we do simultaneously? multitasking diesel, modern.

expected to be murray's final summer on tour, and he had been targeting the french open in may before wimbledon international team—mate lewis ludlam also expected to move to the south of france. moving to france will effectively end both players international careers under current eligibility rules. britain's elvin evans is second overall at safari rally kenya. but he's not been able to keep up with his toyota team mate kaller rovanpera. the firm won all six of today's stages to lead evans by almost a minute. the rally finishes on sunday. british para—canoeist jack aires used to feel ashamed of his disability, but now says having his leg amputated was the best decision he's ever made. it led to a career in modelling, and then elite sport. he's been talking to sally hurst about his journey from catwalk to canoe. owning the catwalk as mr england — the first amputee to win the title. it's hard to believe thatjust a few years earlier, jack eyers hated how he looked. i was born with a condition in my leg that affect my hip and my kneejoint and my femur. i was very embarrassed by my leg, and i was ve

and i didn't do at wimbledon but get wimbledon actually.o concessions there to, to encourage are less, encourage people who are less, maybe privileged to to maybe less privileged to go to matches. go, to go to matches. so or go, go to go to watch event. so after 5:00, watch the event. so after 5:00, for you get return for example, you can get return tickets. coming can tickets. anybody coming out can handin tickets. anybody coming out can hand in tickets and they hand in their tickets and they can at a knock down can get them at a knock down price. and can probably see price. and they can probably see in in in the summer time, in the height summer, could height of summer, you could potentially hours of potentially see 4 or 5 hours of play. are other play. there are other concessions as well, like middle saturday where saturday is the one where the general public invited general public are invited to come get people queuing come in. you get people queuing overnight. actually had food overnight. i actually had food there i the summer there la

scorer, pleaded not guilty to the offence at a court hearing yesterday and is scheduled to appear at wimbledoned with an anterior cruciate ligament injury. i woke iwoke up i woke up this morning like everyone else did to the news on that is when football australia found out about this unsettling event. but, look, we are trying to get to the bottom of it at the moment. we've got our own questions you would like to know and we have to find out what actually happened but we also want to say there is a process that is under way in the united kingdom and that process needs to run its course. arsenal are two points behind leaders liverpool after their seventh premier league win in a row. they thrashed bottom side sheffield united 6—0 at bramall lane. that set a top division record, the gunners becoming the first side to win three away games in a row by five goals or more. it was also an unwanted record for the blades, they are the first top—flight side to lose three home games in a row by five goals or more. it sets up the weekend nicely for arsenal. they will move top for the first time this year i

halep, who won the french open in 2018 and wimbledon the following year, hasn't played competitivelyemma raducanu is into the second round at indian wells, in california. the 2021 us open winner beat qualifier rebeka masarova in straight sets. the 21—year—old had won just three matches in four tournaments since returning from an eight—month injury lay—off, but was in superb form as she won in straight sets 6—2, 6—3. she'll play ukrainian dayana yastremska next. india ended day one of the fifth test in dharamsala firmly on top, after england won the toss and elected to bat. england started brightly enough, with opener zak crawley making 79 — taking his total runs in the series to over 400. he then became one of five wickets for kuldeep yadav, who also took the scalp ofjonny bairstow on his 100th test. ravichandran ashwin — also playing in his 100th test — took the remaining four wickets as england slumped to 218 all out. in reply, india reached 135 for one at the close of play — trailing byjust 83. captain rohit sharma with an unbeaten half century. england did take the wicket of dang

those moments where people associate you with wimbledon or some of the shows that they watch on tv that elevates luxury? >> it's a very holistic exercise, so it's not just one thing. >> there one thing that you think works better than others? is it the flagship stores that have coffee shops and have a very distinct lifestyle that you think people are drawn to more than online? >> for us, the way we think about it is 30 key cities around the world. we don't look at markets, we look at key city. and each we want to have a balanced eco system. start with a flagship store that is going to project the image. our approach in china is driven by the city focus, established a strong flag ship and build the eco system around it. but i don't know that i can point to just one intervention. i think the transformation of our marketing and story telling has also been quite effective particularly at recruiting a younger consumer one of our priorities. >> which is the hardest. >> which is the hardest. >> they change. >> exactly. and there's a lot of opportunities. and i remember when i started in this j

russia and the belarus be banned from all international competitions uh the tennis showpiece event, wimbledon also barred russian and bellorussian players from participating, so uh basically this shouldn't really be up for debate at all. yes, it's pretty obvious that all of the international bodies that are dominated by western countries are going to be one-sided in how they treat countries and how they deal with uh political uh reality. the genocide in gaza is clear for everyone to see even in the west, people are increasingly recognizing the fact that the israeli regime is carrying out a holocaus, but as you rightly pointed out, the ban against the russians or bellorus or others is has been put in place not only by bodies linked to sports, but also all other institutions, european institution. and elsewhere, the russians are punished, but the israelis are not punished, and it goes beyond that, it's it's in all fields and all areas and all aspects of life, the israeli regime is not sanctioned, only a handful of people in the west bank settlers have been sanctioned, and that's for show, but w

there and before wimbledon. there and before w usually n. wimbledon. w usually the worst scenario. is usually the worst scenario. >> getting your ankle back. >> just getting your ankle back. you've your you've then got to get your fitness of course. >> yeah. >> yeah. so >> yeah. so i >> yeah. so i don't >> yeah. so i don't know >> yeah. so i don't know now wimbledon. it murray. >> oh isn't it andy murray. >> oh isn't it andy murray. >> machine. could >> the man's a machine. he could probably okay worrying , but probably be okay worrying, but as okay, that's the as long as he's okay, that's the main wimbledon and then main thing. wimbledon and then the olympics. and he's only said he'll the olympics he'll only play in the olympics if thinks can win a medal. if he thinks he can win a medal. >> okay. >> okay. >> right, my friend. see you again . 7:20. yeah. and we'll again. 7:20. yeah. and we'll talk about, there's a lot of controversy with the england football kit that they're wearing at the moment. germany germans now as well. yeah. so we'll talk about

it's ready to ready to wimbledon champion eventually coming out on top of the 2 hours and 48 minutes standing in the way all 3 back in a and the 2nd success in miami opened fine. is victoria as a ring to the former will number $1.00 and $3.00 time when a of this event also had a mattress, includes the final match as the ring could take in almost 3 hours to beat. i'm gonna see the julie equity and save us in 3 states. she's the 3rd player to make the savings opportunity $0.54 per 17. 1989. and venus williams in 2017 to ukraine's president's ultimate zalinski has praised the country's football team for qualifying for the 1st major tournaments since the russian invasion, a single best part with victory and the payoffs along with poland and georgia. david stokes rounds up the extra array, moments of celebration, feed crane, the ongoing rule with russia to secure the full success of a parents of the euro is with a to one play effect tree of iceland. the game has to be paid in poland, which has the largest concentration of u. crating refugees. as a result of the conflict back home, which i

go run even this of which the former wimbledon champion joining jock of which is team in 2018 before becoming his main coach in 2022 in the time working together junk of each 1. 12 is 20 full grand slam titles, announcing the deals and social media drunken, which roads on cold chemistry had its ups and downs, but our friendship was always rock solid. the serbian has had a disappointing stock through the season, having failed with a tight and so far in 202424 majors which is the most immense tenants. and half of those came north of age 30 when he was with gore and even east of it. some of this is about the tactics and an x as knows. but i think a lot of this is just about culture and companion ability. it was interesting that even if it is probation and joking, which of course is serbian, but i think they had a real chemistry that we are meeting the coverage was 30 years off and they started working together. so it's not, as of the coach is telling him how to grip the racket. i think this is much more about a level of comfort and rid of i'm sure there are a lot of coaches who would lo

she beat the former wimbledon champion elena rybakina in straight sets.re at the end of the season, it's her first wta 1000 title. bangladesh trail sri lanka by a huge a76 runs going after day two of the second test in chattogram. the tourists piled on the runs in theirfirst innings. they made 531, with six of their batsmen making half centuries. but none going on to reach three figures. kamindu mendi finished 92 not out. bangladesh are 55 for one at stumps, and with a mountain climb ahead of the third day. babar azam has been re—appointed as pakistan's skipper in white—ball cricket. babar had been replaced by shaheen shah afridi after their failure at last year's 50 over world cup. but he takes over again as they prepare for the t20 world cup in two months time. more on the website including coverage of ireland v italy in the women's six nations and the english women's league cup final. both of those start at three o'clock. that's all the sport for now. supporters of india's main opposition alliance are holding a major rally in the capital ahead of next

the home team was supported by wimbledon winner carlos alcara.nish tennis player is currently playing in miami at the masters tournament, and after the match the golden state players had a warm conversation with the best scorer in the history of the brazilian national football team. neymar, spectacular swords that remain in the memory of football fans for a long time, are sometimes scored by representatives of teams that usually do not snatch stars from the sky. monza, which is in the middle of the italian championship table, this month delighted its fans not only victories, but also extraordinary goals. white-red striker dani mota created a real one. a masterpiece in the match against genoa, with a cool falling shot that hit the opponent’s goal. another monza player, daniel maldini, scored in the meeting with calgheri. the successor of the world famous football dynasty of maldini, he executed the free kick masterfully. a powerful shot and the ball bounces off the crossbar over the goal line. the best goal of the month in the portuguese champions

he will appear at wimbledon magistrates court.ter an incident between beckenham junction and shortlands train stations. the alleged victim, who was in his 20s, was taken to hospital where police earlier said he was in a critical but stable condition . in other news, stable condition. in other news, the task of clearing baltimore's port will take considerable time after president biden committed $60 million to rebuilding the collapsed bridge. it's after a cargo ship crashed into one of the key bridge's foundations on tuesday. the enormous wreckage remains in the port, with the ship measuring about as long as the eiffel tower . maryland's the eiffel tower. maryland's governor, wes moore, says they're facing incredibly they're facing an incredibly complex job to reopen the port. a chinese company is hoping to take on elon musk with the release of a new electric car. xiaomi is better known for its smartphones, but it's hoped the unveiling of its new su seven car will put it in prime position to compete with tesla. the company's ceo, l

pariah zarati, who was targeted outside his home in wimbledon , is said his home in wimbledon, is saidondition after suffering an injury to his leg. police say they're keeping an open mind regarding a motive. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now it's back to gb news. saturday >> thanks, sophia. remember, you can get in touch about all the topics we've been discussing today by emailing me on gb views at gb news. com or message me on our socials . we're at gb news. our socials. we're at gb news. jackie's just written in and she says, girl , why is jackie's just written in and she says, girl, why is everything broken in this country? is there not one single area that doesn't need complete overhaul? need a complete overhaul? i think thinking the think we're all thinking the same thing. loads more coming up on including how on today's show, including how southwest reporter train a renowned delicacy , a deep fried renowned delicacy, a deep fried creme egg, all of that and more to come . i'm creme

alcaraz is aiming to win his first title since wimbledon last year and is the first man to beat the australianappy to classify for the final. it means a lot to me to play such a great level and play anotherfinal and of course winning today. 16 matches straight. and to be able to win something like this, it is incredible for me. alcaraz will play daniil medvedev in the final after the russian beat tommy paul in three sets. medvedev says he'll have to play 20 out of 10 to beat alcaraz, who has won three of their last four meetings. a0 points from lebronjames wasn't enough to prevent the la lakers slipping to a 128 to 121 defeat against the golden state warriors for whom steph curry scored 31 points after missing the three previous games with an ankle injury. meanwhile, the new york knicks won their third game in a row, beating the sacramento kings 98—91. jalen brunson scored 42 points, becoming only the fourth knicks player to register consecutive 40—point games and he's now reached that mark in seven games this season. you can follow the football by our website, on the uk it is on bbc one. and

saying ok, if you want to go and take part in these games, you might not be allowed to take part in wimbledon, or in the word of that assumptive and so on, so forth. this could cause a huge fracture within sports altogether. this could be, i believe that we could be seen the energy. i'll see as we know us. it could be very, very dangerous. it could be very dangerous for sports in general because defensive games, which beheld so of course, as you mentioned, to me here in russia, in september for a couple of weeks to basis. moscow, a new cut reimbursed. the plan is said to have the winter games and then to take the next games somewhere else of the all you'll see knows the gigs of they notice going to be a huge problem. and if they don't cash, you know, i'm scared to live in daylight. so these people, it'll be all over for them. you know, this is all coming against russia, but there's a number of conflicts happening across the world, including of course, very who high profile, what's happening in gaza with israel's an invasion there right now. but we're not hearing so much about and slides and u

saying ok, if you want to go and take part in these games, you might not be allowed to take part in wimbledon, or in the word of that assumptive and so on, so forth. this could cause a huge fracture within sports altogether. this could be, i believe that we could be seen the energy all you'll see as we know us. it could be very, very dangerous. it could be very dangerous for sports in general because defensive games which beheld so of course, as you mentioned, to me here in russia in september for a couple of weeks to basis. moscow, a new cut to reimburse. the plan isn't to have the winter games and then to take the next games somewhere else. of the all you'll see knows the gigs of the day. notice going to be a huge problem and they don't cost, you know, i'm scared to live in daylight. so these people, it'll be all over for them. you know, this is all coming against russia, but there's a number of conflicts happening across the world. including of course, very who high profile, what's happening in does that with israel's an invasion there right now, but we're not hearing so much about an flag

basically saying ok, if you want to go and take part in these games, you might popular to take part in wimbledon or in the word of that assumptive. and so on, so forth. this could cause a huge fracture within sports altogether. this could be, i believe that we could be seen the energy all you'll see as we know us. it could be very, very dangerous. it could be very dangerous for sports in general because the friendship games which beheld so of course, as you mentioned, to me here in russia, in september for a couple of weeks to basis. moscow, a new category in burke. the plan is then to have the winter games and then to take the next games somewhere else. of the all you'll see knows the gigs of they know there's going to be a huge problem. and if they don't cash, you know, i'm scared to live in daylight. so these people, it'll be all over for them. you know, this is all coming against russia, but there's a number of conflicts happening across the world. including of course, very who high profile, what's happening in gaza with israel's an invasion there right now, but we're not hearing so much abo

basically saying ok, if you want to go and take part in these games, you might popular to take part in wimbledon or in the word of that assumptive. and so on, so forth. this could cause a huge fracture within sports altogether. this could be, i believe that we could be seen the end of the all, you'll see as we know us, it could be very, very dangerous. it could be very dangerous for sports in general because the friendship games which beheld so of course, as you mentioned, to me here in russia, in september for a couple of weeks to basis. moscow, a new category in burke. the plan is then to have the winter games and then to take the next games somewhere else. of the all you'll see knows the gigs of the notice going to be a huge problem and they don't cash it. now i'm scared to live in daylight. so these people, it'll be all over for them. you know, this is. busy coming against russia, but there's a number of conflicts happening across the world, including of course, very who high profile, what's happening in gaza with israel's an invasion there right now. but we're not hearing so much about am s

the home team was supported by the wimbledon winner.panish tennis player is currently playing in miami at the masters tournament, and after the match the golden state players had a warm conversation with the best scorer in the history of the brazilian national team. a real masterpiece in the match against genoa with a cool falling shot that hit the opponent’s goal. another monza player, daniel moldini, distinguished himself in the meeting with calgheri. the successor of the world famous football dynasty maldini, he masterfully performed free kick a powerful shot and the ball bounces off the crossbar over the goal line. the best goal of the month in the portuguese championship is also quite the player's account. sporting lisbon, with an irresistible shot into the top corner. in the dutch championship, psv, who tops the table, not only scores the most goals, but also does it beautifully, and even the defenders of the team from einthoven sometimes act like real strikers. twenty-three-year-old serginho dest brought psv. victory over the go

saying ok, if you want to go and take part in these games, you might not be allowed to take part in wimbledon, or in the word of that assumptive and so on, so forth. this could cause a huge fracture within sports altogether. this could be, i believe that we could be seen the energy all you'll see as we know us. it could be very, very dangerous. it could be very dangerous for sports in general because the friendship games which beheld so of course, as you mentioned that we had a real shift in september for a couple of weeks to basis. moscow, a new cut to reimburse. the plan isn't to have the winter games and then to take the next games somewhere else. of the all you'll see knows the gigs of the day. notice going to be shoes problem and they don't cash it. now. i'm scared to live in daylight, so these people, it'll be all over for them. you know, this is all coming against russia, but there's a number of conflicts happening across the world. including of course, very who high profile, what's happening in gaza with israel's an invasion there right now, but we're not hearing so much about an flag

alcaraz is aiming to win his first title since wimbledon last year, and is the first man to beat the beating jannik sinner but we have had a really good rivalry and of course 16 match streak and to be able to win something like this, it is incredible for me. alcaraz will play daniil medvedev in the final after the russian beat tommy paul in three sets. medvedev says he'll have to play 20 out of ten to beat alcaraz, who has won three of their last four meetings. the women's final is under wayjust over 90 minutes and at old trafford, liverpool do have a two—won lead against manchester united in that semifinal. today is st patrick's day, and thousands of people are gathering in towns and cities across ireland to celebrate. the event, which dates to 1762, is one of the world s largest irish heritage festivities. but it's notjust ireland — celebrations are happening in lots of places around the world. sofia bettiza reports. millions of people are coming together this weekend to celebrate st patrick's day. now, this, for example, is new york, which has the largest irish community in the us

police were called to an address in wimbledon shortly before 3pm this afternoon to reports a man hadeople on the lowest incomes will be able to have their debts wiped—out for free as rules change in april. debt relief orders clear existing debt on everything from council tax to energy bills and rent. but citizen s advice say many people are unable to afford the £90 it costs to get one. now that fee is about to be scrapped in england and wales, as our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has been finding out. a change is on the way to ease the pressure on those struggling the most. i am trying to encourage anyone who will listen, to be honest, if they are in debt, that they can have help. two years ago, jessie was in a bad way. yeah, £90 was a lot of money. on her own with four children after a marriage breakdown, her debts spiralling. i felt i was just about floating above the water anyway, with how much debt i was in. that's when i started to feel like i was drowning. and it's quite scary, really. so, i will take you through your debt relief application. but, at her localfood

were craving — amercia's danielle collins with the biggest win of her career — she beat the former wimbledono's 30 and will retire at the end of the season, it's her first wta 1000 title. the energy that i felt from the fans and i literally feel like i am like i am playing in front of thousands of my best friends. that was just surreal. i will never forget this day because of that. everywhere i looked people were saying, let's go, danielle, you can do this. the support that i got is hard for me to hide the emotion because it's just... i think these are the moments that we live for and we don't always get to have them. it's just really special. yes, special indeed. in cricket, babar azam has been re—appointed as pakistan's skipper in white—ball cricket. babar had been replaced by shaheen shah afridi after their failure at last year's 50 over world cup. but he takes over again as they prepare for the t20 world cup in two months' time. and that's all the sport for now. it is still currently i—i it is still currently 1—1 in the game with liverpool and brighton which could prove pivotal in the ti

saying ok, if you want to go and take part in these games, you might not be allowed to take part in wimbledon, or in the word of that assumptive and so on, so forth. this could cause a huge fracture within sports altogether. this could be, i believe that we could be seen the energy all you'll see as we know us. it could be very, very dangerous. it could be very dangerous for sports in general because defensive games which beheld so of course, as you mentioned, to me here in russia in september for a couple of weeks to basis moscow, a new cut to reimburse. the plan is then to have the winter games and it to take the next games somewhere else. of the all you'll see knows the gigs of the notice going to be a huge problem and they don't cash. you know, i'm scared to live in daylight. so these people, it'll be all over for them. you know, this is all coming against russia, but there's a number of conflicts happening across the world, including of course, very who high profile, what's happening in gaza with israel's an invasion there right now. but we're not hearing so much about and slides and und

basically saying ok, if you want to go and take part in these games, you might popular to take part in wimbledon or in the word of that assumptive. and so on, so forth. this could cause a huge fracture within sports altogether. this could be, i believe that we could be seen the energy all you'll see as we know us. it could be very, very dangerous. it could be very dangerous for sports in general because defensive games which beheld so of course, as you mentioned, to me here in russia in september for a couple of weeks to basis. moscow, a new cut to reimburse the plan is said to have the winter games and then to take the next games somewhere else. of the all you'll see knows big is of the notice gonna be huge problem if they don't cash, you know, i'm scared to live and they like to these people, it will be all over for them. you know, this is all coming against russia, but there's a number of conflicts happening across the world. including of course, very high profile. what's happening in gas that with israel's an invasion. busy right now, but we're not hearing so much about an slides and under a

saying ok, if you want to go and take part in these games, you might not be allowed to take part in wimbledon, or in the word of that assumptive and so on, so forth. this could cause a huge fracture within sports altogether. this could be, i believe that we could be seen the energy all you'll see as we know us. it could be very, very dangerous. it could be very dangerous for sports in general because the friendship games which beheld so of course, as you mentioned that we had a real shift in september for a couple of weeks to basis. moscow, a new cut to reimburse. the plan isn't to have the winter games and then to take the next games somewhere else. of the all you'll see knows the gigs of they notice going to be a huge problem and they don't cache it. now. i'm scared to live in daylight, so these people, it'll be all over for them. you know, this is. busy coming against russia, but there's a number of conflicts happening across the world, including of course, very who high profile, what's happening in gaza with israel's an invasion there right now. but we're not hearing so much about and sli

saying ok, if you want to go and take part in these games, you might not be allowed to take part in wimbledon, or in the word of that assumptive and so on, so forth. this could cause a huge fracture within sports altogether. this could be, i believe that we could be seen the energy all you'll see as we know us. it could be very, very dangerous. it could be very dangerous for sports in general because of the friendship games which beheld. so of course, as you mentioned, to me here in russia, in september for a couple of weeks to basis. moscow, a new cut to reimburse. the plan isn't to have the winter games and it to take the next games somewhere else. of the all you'll see knows the gigs of they know there's gonna be a huge problem and they don't cache it now. i'm scared to live in daylight, so these people, it'll be all over for them. you know, this is. busy coming against russia, but there's a number of conflicts happening across the world, including of course, very who high profile, what's happening in gals that with israel's an invasion there right now, but we're not hearing so much about

basically saying ok, if you want to go and take part in these games, you might popular to take part in wimbledon or in the word of that assumptive. and so on, so forth. this could cause a huge fracture within sports altogether. this could be, i believe that we could be seen the energy all you'll see as we know us. it could be very, very dangerous. it could be very dangerous for sports in general because the friendship games which beheld. so of course, as you mentioned that we had a real shift in september for a couple of weeks to basis. moscow and you've got to reimburse. the plan isn't to have the winter games and then to take the next games somewhere else. of the all you'll see knows the gigs of the node is going to be shoes problem, and they don't kasha. now i'm scared to live in daylight. so these people, it'll be all over for them. you know, this is all coming against russia, but there's a number of conflicts happening across the world, including, of course, very who high profile, what's happening in gals that with israel's an invasion there right now. but we're not hearing so much about an

the 20—year—old from spain at the bottom of your screen — aiming to win his first title since wimbledonirst man to beat the australian open champion sinnner this year. iam i am really happy to classify further final. i am really happy to classify furtherfinal. it means i am really happy to classify further final. it means a lot to i am really happy to classify furtherfinal. it means a lot to me to play such a great level and play another final and to play such a great level and play anotherfinal and of to play such a great level and play another final and of course winning today. 16 matches straight. and to be able to win something like this, it is incredible for me. and alcaraz will meet daniil medvedev in a repeat of last year's final in california, after the russian player also came back from a set down to win his semifinal 1—6 7—6 6—2 against american tommy paul. in the nba, a0 points from lebronjames wasn't enough to prevent the la lakers slipping to a 128 to 121 defeat against the golden state warriors, for whom steph curry scored 31 points after missing the three previous games w

saying ok, if you want to go and take part in these games, you might not be allowed to take part in wimbledon, or in the word of that assumptive and so on, so forth. this could cause a huge fracture within sports altogether. this could be, i believe that we could be seen the energy all you'll see as we know us. it could be very, very dangerous. it could be very dangerous for sports in general because if they, if they keep on coming home this point, you say as you go through the friendship games, which course was you mentioned. the 1st edition of this was back in 1984. and that was over political reasons because of boy eclipse and so on. so that was held across from mongolia to hungry and all places in between. it was a huge success. lots of countries for profit and 50 countries to button to great britain, italy, spain. so, you know, coaches who were, you know, western nations testbed into the goodwill games, which was of course, settled by cnn the founder turner. so that's the window for 5 edition. so any reason it stopped was because the all you'll see killed us in no uncertain terms. they b