tax evasion allegations. and italian champions juventus are to be investigated over the transfer of paul pogba to manchester united. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that there were plenty of shocks at the queen's tournament in london on tuesday. the top three seeds have all been knocked out in the first round, the most high profile was andy murray. the world number one was beaten in straight sets by a man 89 places below him in australianjordan thompson as andy swiss reports. back on home turf. for andy murray, a return to the grass courts of london normally spells success, but his hopes of a record sixth queen's title fell at the first. his opponent, jordan thompson, was a late replacement, but he hardly played like one. murray was strangely error—strewn, come a first set tie—break, with costly results. commentator: and thompson has it now.

murray falters, again. that wasn't in the script, and it didn't get any better. thompson, the world number 90 no less, conjuring the performance of his life while murray's customary precision was all too wayward. commentator: they've called it out now. the outcome — one of the biggest shocks in the tournament's history and for murray, plenty to think about. obviously, i didn't play how i would like today and that's something that, you know, i'll speak to about with my team, get back to work and prepare for wimbledon. and with less than a fortnight until that wimbledon title defence, he'll be hoping this is his summer's only early exit. andy swiss, bbc news. so murray is out but what of the man who beat him? jordan thompson qualified as a lucky loser after aljaz bedene withdrew through injury and the australian was speaking tojohn inverdale about his success against the world number one. playing him at queens on centre

court is huge and together when it is definitely the biggest one of my career. did you walk on thinking i will take down the world number one? i took each point at a time. i definitely did not expect to win here in straight sets. i wanted to enjoy myself and stay calm and i did that. there was a shock too for swiss second seed stan wawrinka — he lost to former finalist feliciano lopez of spain 7—6, 7—5. that result means wawrinka has now lost in the first round for the second year running at queen's club. world number six milos raonic also crashed out. the canadian finished as queen's and wimbledon runner—up last year, but his hopes of another strong showing on grass were ruined by australian wildcard tha nasi kokkinakis who won 7—6, 7—6. eighteen—time grand slam champion roger federer won his first match of the season on grass, by thrashing japan's yuichi sugita

in the first round at halle. the swiss top seed, skipped the entire clay—court schedule in order to be fully fit for wimbledon. he brushed aside sugita in straight sets injust 51 minutes. the japanese player replaced injured lu yen—hsun from taiwan and that was the the 35 year old's iiooth win on the atp tour. i think it was a good match. i think i was i think it was a good match. i think iwas in i think it was a good match. i think i was in control early and then had to focus on my service on and i did that well. i got off to a good start in the second set and brought it home quite easily and fahmy it was important to stay aggressive, keep pushing, go into the net and i think idid pushing, go into the net and i think i did that quite well today. i am happy to get my win on tour. meanwhile, third seed kei nishikori needed three sets to defeat fernando verdasco.

spaniard took the first set, 7—6 before nishikori fought back to take the next two s 6—3,6—4 to advance to the second round. real madrid star cristiano ronaldo has been called to testify in court next month, over claims he hid income from spanish tax authorities over a four year period. in a separate development, manchester united manager jose mourinho has als?o been accused of tax fraud dating back to his time as real madrid's head coach. our sports news correspondent richard conway has more details. the spanish tax authorities sayjose mourinho is accused of $10.7 million worth of tax fraud relating to 2011 and 2012, a period of time when he was in charge of real madrid. the prosecutor said it is specifically related to the use of image rights. the spanish tax authorities are keen to look into this matter of image rights and the use to shelter

income. last week, cristiano ronaldo was accused of a similar offence for a much larger sum of money. he is incensed and says he may leave spain asa incensed and says he may leave spain as a result. last year, lionel messi, another high profile player was also accused of tax fraud. he was also accused of tax fraud. he was successfully prosecuted and lost his appeal a few weeks ago. he received a substantial fine and a suspended prison sentence. it shows clearly the spanish tax authorities are taking this very seriously and they are deployment to go after this. —— and determined. fifa have confirmed that disciplinary proceedings

commenced againstjuventus over the handling of paul pogba's transfer to manchester united last year. the french international returned to old trafford in a world record transfer fee of $115 million having spent four years in italy. the world governing body also say that no disciplinary proceedings have been opened against manchester united. to cricket where anil kumble has stepped down as india's coach following their defeat to pakistan in the icc champions trophy. he hasn't travelled with the team to the west indies for their upcoming one day international series. the 46—year—old former indian captain, took charge lastjune, and led his country to an impressive 12 victories from 17 tests, with just the one loss also coaching india to one day series victories over new zealand and england. but there has been friction between kumble and captain virat kohli which it's believed helped hasten his departure. staying with cricket and it's a huge month ahead for england's women who are among the favourites to win

the world cup on home soil. charlotte edwards was the last england captain to lead the side to world cup glory — that was eight years ago, but she believes the class of 2017 could repeat that feat as the tournament gets underway on saturday. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. the england, for the world, this is where it begins dasha derby. a tournament now featuring serious money. $2 million in total and an intention to match men's prizemoney in15 intention to match men's prizemoney in 15 years. it is important. i think a lot of the girls who are playing cricket would not want anything they do not deserve so it is important the way we train and play our cricket is a spectacle because i think that is important in order to get the money. eight teams

in the tournament. west indians are an emerging force. new zealand, australia and england still the favourite. world cricket have brought in a woman who was the heartbeat of the english team for 20 yea rs. heartbeat of the english team for 20 years. there she is and she knows about the world cup. charlotte edwards spent the day touring the home city, leicester, and she is at his no longer to be leading england but to be observing. the amount of money on offer is going to change people ‘s lives but it does not mean world cup money in 97 did not mean any world cup money in 97 did not mean a ny less to world cup money in 97 did not mean any less to the players. certainly, all the world cup wins i had no one can take those away from me and come the 21st ofjuly, there will be an incentive for the money but lift in that trophy you cannot put a price

on. edwards thinks this will be the best world cup ever even if the first time in 20 years she is not playing in it. still got it. barney roy caused an upset on day one of the royal ascot racing festival in england to win the st james's palace stakes as favourite churchill finished fourth. churchill had previously held the upper hand over barney roy, beating him in the 2 thousand guineas, but this time it was the less heralded horse who stormed to victory. so a good day for trainer richard hannon and jockey james doyle. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. the prince of wales is the big race on wednesday on day two of ascot. the queen will be there. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, once again.

as has been the case in recent days, tuesday brought 30 degrees widely across the southern half of the british isles and as they say on the bbc other heatwaves are available. if we get to sa on wednesday that will put us well up the table. not quite into pole position compared to 1976, but certainly up there. of course wednesday is the summer solstice. for some the real start of summer and it will certainly feel that way, starting with 20 degrees in the south of wales and into the west country, down into the south—west of england. once the sun is up the temperatures are set to soar. that's not quite the whole story. there will be a fair amount of cloud coming in across the northern half of britain and in the afternoon we may see pretty violent thunderstorms breaking out in the far north of wales and to the north of england, maybe the scottish borders as well. the story in the south will undoubtedly be about the heat, especially if we get to that mark of 3a celsius, but it's notjust a south—eastern problem because it extends yet again

into the west country, to the south—west of england, into wales, the heart of the midlands and up towards the north—west of england. further north there is a somewhat cooler feel to the weather. even some of these temperatures, for example 22 in belfast, is above average for the time of year. as you'll see, we get further north it does look very much more unsettled. those storms will rumble on during the course of the evening. and later on we will see the first signs of somewhat cooler conditions trying to move in from the atlantic. once we start putting that moisture into the mix of all of the heat that we've had of late, well, that could be quite explosive. if you catch some of these thunderstorms as they rumble from west to east, right through the heart of the british isles, will certainly know all about it. it could be gusty winds, damaging hail and there will be a lot of water very quickly, so driving conditions will be treacherous. but at least they herald the arrival

of cooler and fresher weather. that will not feel the case across east anglia and the south—east, where temperatures still well on into the 20s in a couple of locations. to the latter half of the week and towards the weekend low pressure is the dominant feature. weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. all the while introducing the cooler and fresher conditions from the atlantic rather than the air from the continent that we've experienced of late. hence that sort of temperature profile will take us into a cooler weekend. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the most expensive congressional race in us history. democrats and republicans battle it out in georgia. belgian soldiers shoot dead a suspected suicide bomber after an explosion at brussels train station. the new leader of hong kong says

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