, samantha, with emma raducanu, and i also have a feeling the fact that it was scheduled last we wereay not have helped emma either, considering that she wants to focus on the singles. i think the timing of that match probably played into her decision as well, but, yes, reflective of the rain that keeps coming and going here at wimbledon today — bit of disappointment for the british fans that are here that were looking forward to seeing murray and raducanu. that will not happen and andy murray has then, we believe, now played for the final time at these championships. if it was live there. i was looking for the rest of the country? now look at the weather. hello there. we've seen a developing area of low pressure moving across england and wales in the last 2a hours. in fact, one or two spots of south—east england have been very wet indeed. the rest of the weekend promises to be a little bit brighter. we should see sunny spells, but further scattered showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery. now, this is the developing area of low pressure i was talking about, moving off into

emma raducanu really leading the hopes for today.und match. bear in mind since the fairy tale us open when she played six grand slam events and has not made it past the second round. she had fitness and injury issues. what seems smart is escaping the clay—court season to focus on grass. the quarterfinals of eastbourne coming into the championships also you have to put her as a favourite against mertens, 28 years old but she will give her a real test. that later. two other british women. no wild card, battled through the qualifications to get here, they went of her life in the first round. we will see. the eastbourne champion the big favourite to win that one. anything “um out favourite to win that one. anything jump out in — favourite to win that one. anything jump out in the _ favourite to win that one. anything jump out in the men's _ favourite to win that one. anything jump out in the men's draw? - favourite to win that one. anything jump out in the men's draw? the l jump out in the men's draw? the defending champion? it jump out

britain's emma raducanu looks impressive — she reaches the third round of a grand slam since lifting021 us open title three years ago. and manx magic — mark cavendish breaks the record for tour de france stage wins, overhauling the great eddy merckx. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. we'll start with an update from wednesday's wimbledon to come. but what a treat in the late match on centre court as the men's world number one and top seed, jannik sinner progressed to round three, getting the better of fellow italian matteo berrettini. sinner proved just why he's the world's best — but the australian open champion was pushed all the way by berrettini. sinner took the first two sets, but both on tie breaks, and berrettini — the wimbledon finallist from three years ago — struck back, to take the third set in style, 6—2. and just when we thought it could go the distance, sinner got the better again on a tie break, to win in four sets. a fantastic watch, up next for him, miomir kecmanovic. well, that one of several second round matches at the all england club on wednesday, i

he had asked emma raducanu to play mixed doubles.ould not allow her to compete in the mixed. what andy murray is left with is the respect of everyone, even when within's greatest ever champion. taste within's greatest ever champion. we love within's greatest ever champion. - love the game equally, so much. we would love to do it for ever, he said encore. ishare would love to do it for ever, he said encore. i share that opinion completely. i think he will say what a great decision it will be for his life and body and mind to get away from it. �* , ., ., from it. there's more to when within an andy murray. _ from it. there's more to when within an andy murray, there _ from it. there's more to when within an andy murray, there is _ from it. there's more to when within an andy murray, there is more - from it. there's more to when within an andy murray, there is more for. an andy murray, there is more for under murray dan wimbledon, but the of disappointment here fills every court, cloud and stand —— for andy murray than wimbledon. lets h

daniel l meyer came back to win last to stop so to emma raducanu. stepping out into the limelight.aducanu had the backing of the wimbledon crowd but ekaterina alexandrova is blazing something of a trail for mixing women's tennis, just inside the top 100, coming from behind to tie—break. —— but renata zarazua is blazing. which raducanu dominated. she had six set points and only needed one of them. the second set seemed comparatively street forward. raducanu was always ahead, she got that crucial break of serve, her path to the second round opened up. just a question of serving out the match. and centre court got what he wanted. this first british victory of the day, and after all the injury problems, a smile on emma raducanu's face. drew savage, bbc news. and so emma raducanu in the end got thatjob done, i enjoyed by the king, captain, the former british number one. we were so busy watching that second set, just about got here on time, just to put that out there on the record, but we are here and we are catching our breath, and emma raducanu, that is a significant moment for her, es

andy murray's wimbledon career is over after emma raducanu pulled out of their mixed doubles clash.ear! it is hugely disappointing, - oh, dear! it is hugely disappointing, isn't . oh, dear! it is hugely. disappointing, isn't it? oh, dear! it is hugely - disappointing, isn't it? there oh, dear! it is hugely _ disappointing, isn't it? there was a real buzz and excitement here, i think it is fair to say. even working on this morning, just the idea of andy murray and emma raducanu the two active british players at our grand slam champions playing together for what would potentially then be his final match here at wimbledon. and it is not going to happen for the reasons that emma raducanu citing stiffness in her right wrist, the playing hand. she bit her pony yesterday and in her statement today saying she has decided to make the tough decision to withdraw from the mixed doubles —— she beat her opponent yesterday. she said she was looking forward to playing with andy but has to take care. a really difficult decision, i'm sure, for adekanye because she has a wonderful opportunity here to

i want to give emma raducanu herjews because she's put in an exceptional performance.n't play the clay court season, some people question to that — are thinking seem to have been right, and she's looking really good at the moment. her right, and she's looking really good at the moment.— at the moment. her decisions are often spot — at the moment. her decisions are often spot on. — at the moment. her decisions are often spot on, she _ at the moment. her decisions are often spot on, she faces - at the moment. her decisions are often spot on, she faces so - at the moment. her decisions are often spot on, she faces so much| often spot on, she faces so much criticism, but she has to be so mindful of her schedule, she already has so many injuries for someone of her age. has so many injuries for someone of herage. she has so many injuries for someone of her age. she needs to draw a line in her age. she needs to draw a line in her sand and overcome those injuries to seek and put the hours back in the practice court. it was what she always took so much confidence from, and that

he had asked emma raducanu to play mixed doubles.tinues in the women's singles, she said that stiffness would not allow her to. andy murray is left with the respect of everyone, even wimbledon�*s greatest everyone, even wimbledon�*s greatest ever men's champion. irate everyone, even wimbledon's greatest ever men's champion.— ever men's champion. we love the name ever men's champion. we love the game equally _ ever men's champion. we love the game equally so — ever men's champion. we love the game equally so much _ ever men's champion. we love the game equally so much and - ever men's champion. we love the game equally so much and we - ever men's champion. we love the l game equally so much and we would love to do it for ever. i share the opinion completely. i think he will see on the other side what a great decision it will be for his life, body and mind to get away from it. there is more to wimbledon than andy murray, there is more but anti—mode than women. but the sense of disappointment here feels sad —— more for and you murray th

we expect to hear more on this, but emma raducanu prioritising the singles.finals. cameron norrie, that game finished in the last few moments on centre court under the roof losing in straight sets. an extraordinary third set tie—break which lasted many minutes. cameron norrie gave it his all and saved multiple match points but it is this fourth seed that goes through and british number two cameron norrie is out. court number one, that match is about to get under way. she had a straight sets win over sophia and petra to come into this match. she is a four—time french open champion and trying to win wimbledon for the first time. novak djokovic later today, and long may the sunshine. thank you, much appreciated. the semi finals of the euros will be decided later. we already know spain will play france in one, and either the netherlands or turkey will take on england or switzerland. less than an hour until kick—off in dusseldorf in that one and the england fans there, will be hoping for a better performance, than in their previous showings. england manager gareth

emma raducanu citing that stiffness in her right wrist, her playing hand.ke the very tough decision to withdraw from the mixed doubles, she's disappointed, she was looking forward to playing with andy, but she's got to take care. and a really difficult decision, i'm sure, for raducanu because she's got a wonderful opportunity here to to go all the way. quite frankly, samantha, i didn't think i'd say that about raducanu coming into these championships. we shouldn't forget that last year she had surgeries on her wrist and ankle that forced her to miss wimbledon. she's got to be really careful. but in the last few weeks she's put herself into a fantastic position to have a deep run here, and she's looked brilliant across her opening three matches. and i don't know what the conversation was with andy, but i know enough of andy murray to think that he would have supported her in that moment for her to focus on the singles, as disappointed as he will be to not get to play with her. but we did see, of course, on thursday night what was a very emotional scene on ce

here at wimbledon, news of andy murray with emma raducanu, an of andy murray with emma raducanu, exceptional moment to remember for mark cavendish, who makes history at the tour de france by breaking the record for stage wins after a chaotic sprint finish in saint—vulbas. over the last six weeks we've been hearing from bbc reporters about how the election campaign has been playing out across the uk, from shetland to newquay, from dungannon to the norfolk coast. so, for the last time in this election, let's find out the mood in two areas. tristan pascoe is on portland in dorset. and first let's go to the west midlands and emma thomas who's in walsall. this is a brand—new constituency in both name and shape. it is made up of roughly half of the former seat of roughly half of the former seat of walsall north, which going into the election had a conservative mp, and half of walsall south, which had and half of walsall south, which had a labour mp. infact, it had and half of walsall south, which had a labour mp. in fact, it had elected labour mps and the writing 70s, while walsall north was a fai

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break point, raducanu. after all her injuries, emma raducanu is ranked 135 in the world. some matches which is, i'd say, different to the last couple of years, and i'm feeling very confident about things and relaxed. but i think that i'm just feeling free, i'm feeling light, i'm feeling like i'vejust got a big enjoyment. katie boulter is britain's number one, in the form of her life, recent winner at nottingham, seeded at wimbledon. and if you can't dream at the start of the fortnight, when can you? joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. our reporterjo currie is outside centre court. i know there is a lot going on but this big andy murray decision is being keenly awaited. yes. this big andy murray decision is being keenly awaited.— being keenly awaited. yes, it is rare on the _ being keenly awaited. yes, it is rare on the opening _ being keenly awaited. yes, it is rare on the opening day - being keenly awaited. yes, it is rare on the opening day at - being keenly awaited. yes, it is - rare on the opening day at wimbledon that the fans of�* focus is drawn to the practice courts

meanwhile, it also wasn't to be for britain's emma raducanu. back to her best, the former us open champion lost to a qualifier today. but in the men's draw, spain's carlos alcaraz is still on course to defend his singles title. chetan pathak reports from wimbledon. not for the first time, carlos alcaraz had a scare at these championships, and yet again he found a way to win. targeting back—to—back titles, the spanish third seed made a strong start, dealing with the threat of left—hander hugo humbert to take a two—set lead. but the frenchman took charge of the third, as alcaraz�*s level dropped, winning it 6—1. the defending champion wasn't down for long, though. it might�*ve been tense, but he saw the match out in four sets. jannik sinner, the top seed and the world number one, is quietly and efficiently getting his work done as he targets a first wimbledon title. he had few problems against ben shelton early on, who had three five—set matches going into this one. the american is one of the most exciting players on the tour and took sinner to a

meanwhile, it also wasn't to be for britain's emma raducanu.ly back to her best, the former us open champion lost to a qualifier today. but in the men's draw, spain's carlos alcaraz is still on course to defend his singles title. chetan pathak reports from wimbledon. not for the first time, carlos alcaraz had a scare at these championships, and yet again he found a way to win. targeting back—to—back titles, the spanish third seed made a strong start, dealing with the threat of left—hander hugo humbert to take a two—set lead. but the frenchman took charge of the third, as alcaraz�*s level dropped, winning it 6—1. the defending champion wasn't down for long, though. it might�*ve been tense, but he saw the match out in four sets. jannik sinner, the top seed and the world number one, is quietly and efficiently getting his work done as he targets a first wimbledon title. he had few problems against ben shelton early on, who had three five—set matches going into this one. the american is one of the most exciting players on the tour and took sinner to

emma raducanu fair play great career. emma raducanu fair play to her as well.r to worry about, so i do understand it for balance, though, she has just ruined a great man's day. but hey, that's what women do. terrible ending for that. i didn't mean to say that. let's do the daily star sunday and larry the cat may not be able to stay at 10 downing street, which is a pity because he received a higher percentage of the vote than keir starmer. >> i heard, oh, that's not true anyway. >> and i don't even like harris. i don't like anyway, larry the cat could be in trouble in number 10, because keir starmer brought his own pet, which is a dog. he's a dog guy as well. >> yeah, he's a tough dog. >> yeah, he's a tough dog. >> and you know what it is. and it's like, it's like, oh my god. they actually actually in this, in this article, which is in the daily star, they actually asked a dog and cat expert, an expert, whether cats like me with dogs, that's, that's yeah, they got some new information. >> i know it's great, but i mean, larry fended off a huge fox apparently in 2

britain's emma raducanu looks impressive — she reaches the third round of a grand slam since lifting021 us open title three years ago. and manx magic — mark cavendish breaks the record for tour de france stage wins, overhauling the great eddie merckx. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. we'll start with an update from wednesday's wimbledon to come. but what a treat in the late match on centre court as the men's world number one and top seed, jannik sinner progressed to round three, getting the better of fellow italian matteo berretini. sinner proved just why he's the world's best — but the australian open champion was pushed all the way by berretini. sinner took the first two sets, but both on tie breaks, and berretini — the wimbledon finallist from three years ago — struck back, to take the third set in style, 6—2. and just when we thought it could go the distance, sinner got the better again on a tie break, to win in four sets. a fantastic watch, up next for him, miomir kecmanovic. well, that one of several second round matches at the all england club on wednesday, inc

it was the first time we'd really heard the name emma raducanu.es, emma raducanu came into this tournament feeling happy, and she eventually ended her first—round match even happier. game, set, match, raducanu. although it took nearly two hours to get past mexico's renata zarazua. at the end of the day, you have to just do what it takes to get over the line, and honestly, watching the football last night, it was like winning ugly! like, it... it all counts! well—timed line for a sporting audience. for a dominant british victory, watch this forehand. with that, sonay kartal of brighton had knocked out the number 29 seed sorana cirstea of romania, 6—0 in the third. top of court 16, london's lily miyazaki won her first—round match 6—1, 6—2. first victory here aged 28. why not stop for another photo? joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. hello there. we've seen a good deal of cloud heading our way today, bringing with it some rain here and there as well. and, really, through the rest of this week, it's very changeable. not particularly what we'd expect at

that's the news we have had in the last hour because emma l had in the last hour because emma raducanu was this evening. but emma raducanu has pulled out because of stiffness in her wrist that she has cited in a statement saying she has cited in a statement saying she has decided to make the tough decision to withdraw from the mixed doubles. she is disappointed as she was looking forward to playing with andy murray, but she has got to take care. we had in the last few moments from andy murray that he is disappointed by the news as well. what that means is that when he played in the men's doubles on thursday night with jamie murray, a match that they lost and andy murray were struggling, they lost that match. but what followed was very much a tribute on centre court led by the former bbc sport presenter sue barker, john mcenroe and martina navratilova were there to pay tribute to andy murray, and what we thought thereafter was that we would get one more match at least with emma raducanu. so many british fans here today were hoping to see that. it was scheduled as the final match on cour

we can see her| here talking to emma raducanu.yer. i'm sure they have met before on other occasions but this will be very special for emma, as well. i will be very special for emma, as well. . , ., ., well. i imagine they have. emma looks delighted _ well. i imagine they have. emma looks delighted to _ well. i imagine they have. emma looks delighted to be _ well. i imagine they have. emma looks delighted to be speaking i well. i imagine they have. emma| looks delighted to be speaking to the princess of way is. she was knocked out this time round, but she is a rising british star in tennis and someone that people have a lot of interesting and am sure for both charlotte and emma it seems there is interested and happy to be meeting each other, which is a lovely thing to say. each other, which is a lovely thing to sa . , , . ., each other, which is a lovely thing tosa. ,, , ., to say. this is taking small baby ste -s to say. this is taking small baby steps back _ to say. this is taking small baby steps back into _ to say. this is taki

he's very talented, of course, but what did, emma raducanu do today ?ours before they were due to take centre court, andy's last game, where he could say thank you to the wimbledon crowd and goodbye. no doubt a very, very tearful occasion. emma said. sorry, i've got a bit of a stiff wrist. i'm going to sit this one out, leaving not enough time for andy to get a replacement partner. so yeah, thanks , emma, sticking yeah, thanks, emma, sticking one, sticking one to andy. i don't care about andy's career. i'm just going to concentrate on my own singles. >> what if she really did have a hurt wrist, though? and let's just point out, emma raducanu has not dropped a single set in wimbledon. >> she's matching her run that saw her win the us open. now you spend your whole life trying to win these big tournaments. wimbledon as a brit, is the one she's most want to going to want to do. if you've got a minor injury, are you really going to risk this brilliant run? >> so why leave it? >> so why leave it? >> can't expect to permanently injure herself. >> why leave it

emma raducanu. >> of course.ah. >> yeah. >> you know, we i've spoken to eamonn about this, and i know eamonn about this, and i know eamonn is more on the side of, you know, emma raducanu and it's not happening for her. and she was lucky when she won. >> harsh. >> harsh. >> he is, he is a little harsh and she has had injuries. she's only 21 years old. she's got time and she didn't. of course she won the us open three years ago and then after that she never got past a third round in any grand slam tournament where now she has. and wimbledon, the first game that she played in the first round, she said i won ugly and yesterday she won beautifully. she played elise mertens of belgium six one, six two. she thrashed her and she looked great. so i don't know this is that it's always the thing about sport. it's the hope that kills you. so now i'm putting all my hope and pressure on emma raducanu to do well. but also the other thing is the murray brothers play today as well. so andy murray, who couldn't play in the singles

he's playing alongside emma raducanu in the mixed doubles later this week.its, harriet dart beat katie boulter while jack draper lost to cameron norrie . those are the latest norrie. those are the latest news headlines. i'm polly middleton. stay with us throughout the night for all election reaction results right here on gb news >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com. forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to patrick christys tonight with me, ben leo. a bit gutted that andy murray's just been knocked out of wimbledon and the doubles anyway with his brother, but as polly alluded to his on court with emma raducanu tomorrow fingers crossed. come on andy. right. moving on. fat jabs. they've become all the rage, haven't they? with people using them to shed a few pounds for their summer holidays. but is their summer holidays. but is the latest get slim quick fad actually a serious health risk concerning reports over the last 24 hours have linked certain weig

you now get to see emma raducanu. — up. you now get to see emma raducanu, carlos _ up.ade _ sea world class sportsmen ply their trade. looking forward to it. who can tell us _ trade. looking forward to it. who can tell us what _ trade. looking forward to it. who can tell us what it _ trade. looking forward to it. who can tell us what it is _ trade. looking forward to it. two can tell us what it is going to trade. looking forward to it. wm can tell us what it is going to be like today? it has been lovely. carol says i am a polar bear because i had very few layers on. waking to the sunshine this morning, carol? yes, it is warming up now but a was chile correct my chilly last night. it is lovely to be here in the queue. there are so many facilities, first—aid, left luggage, where you can leave your tents when you watch play. lots of people queueing. they will all be disappearing in the not—too—distant future inside. the forecast for today is one which is going to be mostly cloudy. we do have some rain in the west. that will be drifting eastward through the course of today.

and this is i mean, this is very, very big for emma raducanu. said that it was her childhood dream to play the mixed doubles with andy murray and that childhood dream is coming true. but she is very inexperienced when it comes to doubles playing. in fact, she's only played one professional round before and she was knocked out immediately. so of course britain is really, really excited to see that match. let's see how it goes. she is on the best form that we've seen her on in quite a few years now, so that bodes well. >> oh, fantastic. well thank you very much indeed, olivia, for being there at wimbledon for us. ihope being there at wimbledon for us. i hope you get to see a little more tennis as well later today. thank you very much. >> andy. fan andy murray, >> andy. fan andy murray, >> you know what? i always used to find him, perhaps a little bit grumpy, but i think his personality is starting to shine or has done for the last few years. what do you think? he's my hero. >> when he won, he's your hero. >> when he won, he's your hero. >> oh, wel

now emma raducanu the of course, british tennis player she's won the us open a great talent.have been his last appearance at wimbledon as a player, and he's been robbed of that opportunity. reading between the lines, judy murray, his mother is not happy. >> i think emma raducanu, she's a very good tennis player. of course, i think she's a flaky little minx and she got far too much to get off that fence. far too much, too soon. she did win the us open and then after that, the us open and then after that, the chanel deal. the this the that the and you know, since then she may or may not. i'm assuming she's got a problem with her wrist but but still even so i'm. >> well yeah. wasn't it. she got an achy wrist. i mean i've had that. i'll spare you the gory details as to why, but, you know, life's not easy, is it? trapped in a loveless marriage. what are you going to do? but the point is that this is a big letdown for andy murray. at the end of his career, you would have thought that emma raducanu could have managed a couple of games, you know, on one of those outer courts to give

raducanu says she sport, emma raducanu says she has no regrets after a difficult end to her wimbledonwhich ended british hopes in the singles, it followed her decision on saturday to pull out of a mixed doubles match, with andy murray ending his all england club career. raducanu says she was attempting, though, to protect a sore back and wrist . those are sore back and wrist. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sam francis, back with you at midday for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> honestly, tom and emily are here with us. >> we had one job apologising. >> we had one job apologising. >> i've just been saying sorry. normally at this time during the adverts i bring in some biscuits. you do for a very, very hungry mr andrew pierce. and sadly, sadly, i've forgotten the biscuits today because the production team failed to get us our digestive biscuits. >> he's got jammie dodgers today. oh, he would have been treat. >> yeah, i'd say go and get them

emma raducanu's career has often been challenging, some days outstanding. this was a cracker.s top ranked player in doubles. commentator: got it! she couldn't reach that. the shotmaking, athleticism, it was all there. if she's still rebuilding her form and fitness, a win in 75 minutes does wonders for the confidence. game, set and match, raducanu. number one court wanted more, specifically to hear raducanu's take on the day's other big news — she's going to play mixed doubles with andy murray. it's a real gift and it's a real honour that he asked me, and it's a moment that i could never say no to, and i'm just super excited to be on the mixed doubles court and hopefully learn a thing or two about coming to the net or something! i think the fans always really enjoy it when it's two players that they know and want to get behind. yeah, it should be should be a brilliant atmosphere in the matches we play. notice he says "matches" plural. still big expectations. sonay kartalfrom brighton, wearing the cap here, has completed two exceptional victories. in the second round she beat th

britain's emma raducanu looks impressive — she reaches the third round of a grand slam since liftingears ago. and manx magic — mark cavendish breaks the record for tour de france stage wins, overhauling the great eddie merckx. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. we'll start with an update from wednesday's wimbledon to come. but what a treat in the late match on centre court as the men's world number one and top seed, jannik sinner progressed to round three, getting the better of fellow italian matteo berretini. sinner proved just why he's the world's best —

we are going to see emma raducanu later. she is up against the new zealand qualifier.ull out of their mixed doubles with andy murray so she could focus on her singles run. coco gauff to come later as well. she's up against m navarro. so much still to be decided here. after england and the netherlands finalised the last—four lineup at the euros in dramatic fashion on saturday. attention now turns to the first of the semi—finals on tuesday, which is an eye—catching match between three—time winners spain against two—time champions france. it'll be a clash of styles in munich. spain have been one of the most entertaining teams in the tournament, whilst france needed penalties to get through their quarter—final against portugal and have been criticised for not scoring from open play. translation: personally, i don't | care, because in the end we are| semifinalists. i don't know why we would go looking for that little bit extra now we are in the final four and now we have to all get together, translation: personally, i don't | care, because in the end we are| semifinalists.

>> i could beat emma raducanu. >> i could beat emma raducanu. >> no no, no, she's a slam. >> she shee one, isn't it? >> i wonder how we'd be feeling about emma raducanu had she not won that us open and she'd be climbing the ladder, i mean, of course, we always get behind british players. she wasn't good yesterday, i mean. and you saw it, isabel didn't you? and i saw it, isabel didn't you? and i saw it as well. and this too many unforced errors that we just keep seeing. >> when was she last. good. >> when was she last. good. >> the american open i think she was last good in her last game i do i thought she looked really good. >> she was really really good. something's gonna change i did but also but the big controversy, of course, is about andy murray and this is really kicked off. >> she she was to play with him in the mixed doubles. she's going to play with him in the mixed doubles decider the night before. >> so it was supposed to be saturday night that actually she had a sprained a wrist wasn't comfortable. so then that was going to be the last hurrah for andy murray. although, yo

coming up in sport she missed the championships last year, can emma raducanu make a winning return totre court? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it's an historic ruling that could have significant consequences. the us supreme court has ruled that donald trump is partially immune from prosecution for actions taken while he was in the white house, over his attempts to overturn the result of the 2020 election. the former president described the decision as a "big win". but is it? our north america editor sarah smith is in washington. partially immune? what does this mean? well, first, it means it will be significantly harder now for prosecutors to bring their case against tantra for election interference in the january the 6th riot. in that case, donald trump is charged with conspiring to obstruct joe biden being certified as president, but this supreme court ruling has said specifically that some of the things that would have formed part of that case are covered by community and therefore he can't be prosecuted for them. things like the conversations he had with his vice

in tennis, britain's emma raducanu and sonay kartal are both through to the third round of wimbledon.el from france in 3 sets. in the men's draw the defending champion carlos alcaraz knocked out aleksandar vukic in 3 sets. alcaraz said he expected a tough match against his next opponent, frances tiafoe from the us. in tennis, britain's emma raducanu and sonay kartal are both through to the third round of wimbledon. raducanu beat eleeza mertens in two sets, while kartal defeated clara burel from france in 3 sets. in the men's draw the defending champion carlos alcaraz knocked out aleksandar vukic in 3 sets. alcaraz said he expected a tough match against his next opponent, frances tiafoe from the us. before we go, a new study found that hippos can become briefly airborne when trotting. researchers say that when moving fast, the feet of the creatures leave the ground for less than a second. by contrast, while elephants can walk and run, they never leave the ground with all four feet. the britain's royal veterinary college made the findings, suggesting hippos are able to push the limits o

emma raducanu is on centre court right now, we'll be there live in the next few moments., but dutch courage is now in order, as they prepare to face the netherlands, in the euro semi—finals this week. hello there, and welcome along to the programme — the euros takes a break till midweek, so time for the other of the weekend's big sporting stories to take the limelight. and the perfect man for the perfect moment at silverstone. an emotional lewis hamilton set a new record in winning the british grand prix for the ninth time and tops the podium for the first time since 2021. ben croucher was watching. a great drive from a great british driver. a race that had pain, rain and champagne. he owed it in no small part to the british summer. lights out and away we go. hamilton started second _ lights out and away we go. hamilton started second and _ lights out and away we go. hamilton started second and mercedes - started second and mercedes controlled the first part of the race but as conditions turned, lando norris surged ahead. when the rain abated, he waited a lap longer than

raducanu, who has admitted deleting her social media due to trolls. is to you have been investigating. tue: idea is to help you have been investigating. tte: idea is to help to you have been investigating. tt2 idea is to help to protect players. wimbledon is taking action by using ai. wimbledon is taking action by using al. the french open use bodyguard ai. it is to scan the social media posts that are targeting players, identifying which ones are abusive and then reporting them to the authorities. it is very important. saka had many abusive messages. raducanu. novak djokovic also had many abusive messages. a third of posts now contain negative comments. it is a huge problem. it also happens in football. this is an enormous problem in safeguarding athletes and ensuring that he does not affect their performance. it can affect their performance, it has to be stopped. let affect their performance, it has to be stopped-— be stopped. let us take a look at our be stopped. let us take a look at your report- _ wimbledon's also using artificial intelligence te

i think she may well be the underdog, the way that emma raducanu has been playing, sonay kartal.w, head test is coco gauff who has been terrific so far. many people picking hair, the second seed as their favourite to win the title. we shall wait and see. favourite to win the title. we shall wait and see-— favourite to win the title. we shall wait and see. busy day ahead. let's ho -e wait and see. busy day ahead. let's hope there's — wait and see. busy day ahead. let's hope there's umbrellas _ wait and see. busy day ahead. let's hope there's umbrellas stay - wait and see. busy day ahead. let's hope there's umbrellas stay down. | hope there's umbrellas stay down. thank you very much. full coverage of wimbledon across the bbc throughout the day. but let's turn our attention to football, because the quarterfinals of euro 2024 are fast approaching. in the last couple of hours, england'sjude bellingham has been cleared to play in their match against switzerland tomorrow. he was charged by uefa for what they call a "violation of the basic rules of decent conduct". that was for a gesture

britain's emma raducanu looks impressive — she reaches the third round of a grand slam since liftingks the record for tour de france stage wins, overhauling the great eddy merckx. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. we'll start with an update from wednesday's wimbledon to come. but what a treat in the late match on centre court

britain's emma raducanu looks impressive — she reaches the third round of a grand slam since liftingeaks the record for tour de france stage wins, overhauling the great eddy merckx. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. we'll start with an update from wednesday's wimbledon to come. but what a treat in the late match on centre court as the men's world number one and top seed, jannik sinner progressed to round three, getting the better of fellow italian matteo berrettini.

we also have emma raducanu , who also have emma raducanu, who obviously after winning that , us obviously after winning that, us openin obviously after winning that, us open in 2021, i think it was has really, really struggled with fitness and injury over the past few years. she came back with a bang yesterday . she defeated her bang yesterday. she defeated her belgian opponent six two, six one, in just 75 minutes. it was a fantastic match to watch apparently, and it looks like she's going to be back in the top 100 after being unseeded or number 301. i think it was in the world for quite a long time now. we also have british player fernley playing djokovic on centre court. that's starting in a few hours time. so all in all, a few hours time. so all in all, a really big, really exciting day for british tennis. >> thank you. thank you very much olivia. olivia, keep us up to date. i'm very envious because if i had to confess to a sport love, it is tennis and the great sporting love. of course of gb news is going to be of you there in the studio now . paul, there in the studio now. paul, oliv

so our attention turns to wednesday when we see carlos alcaraz, coco gauff, emma raducanu and daniilre asked at wimbledon. 18—year—old anna hursey will make her 0lympic debut this summer as part of team gb's table tennis squad. she'll be joined by liam pitchford who in contrast is making his fourth appearance at an olympic games. meanwhile in the paralympics, charlotte henshaw will be competing in herfifth games and will head to paris to defend her para—canoe kl2 title after previously competing as a swimmer. i'm very grateful and proud that this is my fifth paralympics. i remember very vividly getting that nod when i was 21 in beijing in 2008. when i got the email to say that paralympics gb had confirmed my to paris without it felt exciting, a relief but it gives you that great excitement for what's to come for the rest of the summer. i had no idea what the future would hold for me in terms of my sporting career. i started paracanoe because i wanted a new challenge. i didn't ever start a second sport with the aim to win a gold medal. ijust fancied a new challenge and knew i wanted t

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so our attention turns to wednesday when we see men's defender carlos alcaraz, coco gauff, emma raducanust intriguing of the matches, the number one seed jannik sinner against the beaten finalist from three years ago matteo berrettini. chetan pathak there for us at wimbledon. 18—year—old anna hursey will make her olympic debut this summer as part of team gb's table tennis squad. she'll be joined by liam pitchford who in contrast is making his fourth appearance at an olympic games. meanwhile in the paralympics, charlotte henshaw will be competing in herfifth games and will head to paris to defend her para—canoe kl2 title after previously competing as a swimmer. i'm very grateful and proud that this is my fifth paralympics. i remember very vividly getting that nod when i was 21 in beijing in 2008. when i got the email to say that paralympics gb had confirmed my to paris it felt as exciting, a relief but it gives you that great excitement for what's to come for the rest of the summer. i had no idea what the future would hold for me in terms of my sporting career. i started paracanoe because

emma raducanu i think she's being unfairly criticised for pulling out.ou're dead, right? >> i mean, i don't quite understand the argument really against, you know, andy murray is a very nice man. i'm sure he understands. and if the boot had been on the other foot, as it were, and he had a bad wrist, and he was playing his last singles at wimbledon, then i don't think he would have played ehhen don't think he would have played either, you know, i can understand the upset because people wanted to see murray play one last time, but you know, the priority for these players, these are elite athletes is the singles. you know , she felt, you singles. you know, she felt, you know, she it would have compromised her in the end. she lost the course to lulu's son who was a bit like her. it came from absolute nowhere. a qualifier, who might yet go all the way. i think i saw odds of about 1000 to 1 the other day. complete unknown. really but no, the priority is for the singles player. the girl of the moment, to put all her efforts into that. and if she didn't feel tha

so emma raducanu won seven six, six three.he actually said that she won ugly because she did make 30 unforced errors, which is not great, which is playing into your hands. eamonn. i've got to tell you, she wasn't that great. she kind of likened what had happened to the england team because they were asking about that, because she was she was in an england top the day before saying, you know, well, you know, i got through, but won i ugly. >> but we'll see a win is a win is a win is a win. >> a win is a win is a win is a win. >> she beat an ugly player. as in, this girl wasn't very good. who she beat. yes. and just beat. >> managed to get through. yeah. but yeah. we'll see. you know what i'm. i know where you stand on this. i'm just going to wait and see how we go because we're talking about andy murray. >> should be out the next round. >> should be out the next round. >> well, we'll we'll see andy murray. we're still waiting on that. said this time yesterday, we're going to see whether andy murray, because he's going to make a