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sportsday with me, hugh woozencroft. garbine muguruza beats venus williams in the england final. —— in the wimbledon final. england collapse at trent bridge to leave south africa in control of the second test. lewis hamilton storms to a record—equalling pole position for tomorrow's british grand prix at silverstone. also coming up in the programme, chris froome is back in yellow. he shakes off his rivals on stage 14 to retake the overall lead at the tour de france. and join me, kate grey at the olympic park, where i will be looking ahead to all the action at the world para athletic championships. hello, we are into the final two days at the all—england club. 0nce

again it has provided us with the gripping drama and supreme showers that you might have expected. the roof was up on centre court allowing spain's garbine muguruza to win her first title here at the expense of the five—time champion venus williams. 0n finals weekend, centre court brings the generations together, garbine muguruza, one of the newest stars against its greatest survivor. at 37, the stage was set for venus williams aiming to be the oldest post—war champion. beneath the roof you can hear the secrets of her longevity, power. she wants to close out points quickly, but amid the aggression come moments of genius. what a shot from venus williams! those flashes took williams to the brink of the first set. she had two points for the advantage, but back came muguruza. with bravery and brilliance, it swung the spaniards way. how did she get that ball?

that would be the shot of the set. her battling saw off break points and suddenly she had the lead. how this sport can swing. that exchange would have its effect on williams. even with her experience, she gets unsettled. muguruza has grown into this tournament, now she had grown into the match. three breaks in the second set had her racing towards the title. two years ago she was denied by serena. she would not miss this chance. tears of despair a couple of years ago but overwhelming joy now. she is the champion. venus williams says she will be back again to win more. it was the game's new star who'd light up centre. a first wimbledon title. the start of her own legacy. i had i think the hardest match today against venus. she is such an incredible player.

i grew up watching her play so it is incredible to play the final... laughter sorry! sue barker: but she was an inspiration? definitely. i feel incredible to play her here. and you showed no sign of nerves. i think it is inside. of course i am nervous. i always dreamed to be here. i was composed, i guess. that first set was crucial, wasn't it? yes, it was very, very tough. we both had a lot of chances so i am glad i made it. what about your team 7 your coach cannot be here. do you have a message for him? yes, well, here it is! congratulations, it is amazing. i know how hard you work. this means so much to you and your family.

well done today. beautiful. but also, venus, well done to you because you have had a great tournament. yes, thank you. thank you to my team who have been here day in, day out. thank you to my family. i love you guys. and a message to serena? imiss you. i tried my best to do the same things you do, but i think there'll be other opportunities, i do. so it was not to be for venus williams but a redemption for garbine muguruza. 0ur reporter david 0rnstein caught up with a former champion mary pierce. it was quite something.

that first set was a real battle. there was the epic long rally of 19 shots where garbine muguruza played so solid, so aggressive. i think that really turned things around for her, winning that game, going to 5—5 and winning the first set. and it seemed physically venus williams wasn't the same player inthe second set. the first set took a lot out of her physically. very quickly, garbine muguruza took that match. but so happy for her. i think she really deserves it. she has worked hard to get back to where she is now. it looks like we've got garbine muguruza won the french open last year and i was so happy to see that smile on her face afterwards. and having conchita martinez in her camp as well has also given her confidence that someone else has already done this and can give her tips.

what does this victory mean to her, the second grand slam title, how big an achievement if this? i think it consolidates and concerns your position in tennis and to say, i am a champion, i am a grand slam champion now, i have done it twice. i'm here to stay and hopefully to win some more titles. garbine muguruza did not have a great year over the last 12 months. it has been hard for her to readjust to a new lifestyle. so many things have changed and she has had real difficulties. there is a time it takes to get used to that. she has gone through that time and now she is wimbledon champion now. having two grand slam titles will give her a lot more confidence for the rest of the year. venus williams will be so disappointed. there was so much history riding on this match. were you disappointed ? i was so proud of her. at 37 years old, and with an immune condition, to be playing so well is incredible. after everything she has been

doing in her career, she obviously enjoys playing tennis. she is obviously sad that she lost but i think she can be proud of herself because she knows she has gone out there and she has given 100% of herself and really left everything out on the court. by by winning the title here, garbine muguruza is only the second spanish woman to win the title, the second since her stand—in coach conchita martinez back in 1994. arantxa sanchez vicario was so well known here but she was beaten twice in the finals. she was elated for her compatriot. this year it was more open than any other. serena was

a lwa ys open than any other. serena was always the favourite to win everywhere. she took her chances and played well. that will give her confidence going to the next tournament is for sure, and being one of the favourites after serena not being here, to be able to continue her success. she has confidence and she will manage to do the day—to—day because this is what she is dreaming for and she will have a good celebration first and enjoy the moment and she will concentrate for the rest of the season concentrate for the rest of the season because she can continue having much more success. what about what it means for tennis back in spain. they were spoilt to have you and conchita martinez back in the day? i was very happy to be the pioneer to win and to be the first one andi pioneer to win and to be the first one and i think that motivation of having more players with can cheat there. now she won his starts winning again, the same as we had

rafa for many years winning every grand slam. i think it is good tennis for spain, and we are very happy and privileged to have the same success happy and privileged to have the same success that we had many years ago and the continuation is there. philjones with arantxa sanchez vicario. we will have more on the other finals here later on, including news of alfie hewett and gordon reid. but quickly we will turn our attention to cricket. england have handed south africa control of the second test at trent bridge after a batting collapse on day two. adam wild has been watching. a serene scene at trent bridge. down below, joe root and england plotting to break that calm. if there is one player they can rely on to create noise, it is james anderson. he got the cheers started early. needing four dismissals to wrap up the south africa innings,

anderson was in no mood to share them out. little over half an hour played, 335 all out. the applause well earned. now over to south africa, to plot their response. it was as swift as it was effective. alistair cook stopped before he was allowed to get started. the very next ball, keatonjennings, out. trent bridge suddenly silenced. then it was down tojoe root to get the crowd on their feet. he passed 50. a recovery of sorts but one that would not last. when he went for 78, england were right back in trouble. ben stokes could not offer a single run of help. now the only sound, that of wickets falling and south africa celebrating. england collapsing to 205 all out. still 130 behind. the day ending as it began, with south africa batting. 0nly trent bridge now

a little less calm. south africa are firmly in control. england's women have set up a world cup semifinal clash with south africa after a convincing 92 run win over west indies today. they continued their good form with the bat, posting 220—7 from their 50 overs. captain heather knight hitting 67. in reply, west indies never came close, losing wickets regularly with natalie sciver picking up three of them forjust three runs, as england sealed a comfortable victory. australia will meet india in the other semifinal. so here are the final standings. confirmation that england finished top of the group stage. australia beat south africa today by 59 runs, finishing second to england on run—rate. india's huge 186 runs win over new zealand saw them finish third. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's british grand prix on pole position as he attempts to make history at silverstone. patrick gearey watched the mercedes driver dominate today's qualifying. the future of the british grand prix

might be unclear, but its presence, that is all about lewis hamilton. this weekend they have come to see lewis hamilton come to make history, to level alain prost and jim clark's record of five race wins in the british grand prix. hamilton equalled clark's record of five pole positions. it started in very british conditions. the drizzle but had disrupted final practice, reappeared for the first session of qualifying. daniel ricciardo suffered turbo failure and there hamilton came to the fore in q2 and q3. his final lap was quicker than kimi raikkonen. i needed to make sure i got that lap in. i did not do it in the last race so i made sure i saved it this weekend.

thank you guys so much. a sensational piece of driving which will be remembered by all who saw it. motor racing offers no guarantees. when hamilton gets ahead, he does not often look back. it could prove a crucial day at the tour de france after chris froome reclaimed the leader's yellow jersey after stage 14 in the pyrenees. the team sky rider finished just a second behind stage—winner michael matthews, but managed to break away from the previous overall leader fabio aru. turning a six second deficit into a 19 second advantage. the england under 19s have won their championship final against georgia. you never know what is on the horizon but a fourth final appearance by an england youth side this summer, things are looking

bright. this chance, about as good as it got. things improved, certainly for england they did. asystole a nd certainly for england they did. asystole and acting quickest that the young lions ahead. ——. if you thought that miss was bad, this one was even worse. a volley into play av was even worse. a volley into play a's own net. england went again in front. manchester city striker lucas metra got the winner. the under 19s led by head coach keith downing, winners of the european championship, the third youth tournament win of the summer. new horizons for england. chelsea have completed the signing of french

international midfielder tiemoue bakayoko from monaco. the 22—year—old helped the principality side claim the ligue 1 title last season, and joins chelsea on a five—year contract for a reported fee of up to £40 million. great britain has won some more medals at the world para—athletics championships. stef reid has been waiting 11 years for her gold medal. it came here in front of the home crowd. it is tough conditions here. it has been very windy in london. she took the lead in her first it has been very windy in london. she took the lead in herfirstjump. she took the lead in herfirstjump. she bettered it with a winning jump of five metres and 40 centimetres. all of her composure kicked in to ta ke to all of her composure kicked in to take to the finaljump and win the

women's to 44 long jump. she was clearly over the moon. this has been a long time coming and she finally got to pick up that gold medal earlier on today and we managed to catch up with her and her gold medal afterwards. it has been quite overwhelming and i probably need a moment to reflect on it. it is really satisfying. when you work at something for a long time and you continue to believe, no matter what happens, ican continue to believe, no matter what happens, i can still get better, i think i am just really grateful and thankful to everyone who has stayed with me and been on the journey. kate,it with me and been on the journey. kate, it could be a busy evening session where you are. who should we be looking out for? it will be a very busy evening this evening. we have action kicking off in the stadium already. the main highlight of the evening will be are limpid champion richard whitehead going in the t 40 to 100 metres. this is the event he is famous for. he has been

incredible form already this season. at 40 years old he is already breaking world records. he broke the world record in switzerland in the 200 metres and he is very much looking forward to competing here in the stadium once again, just like he did in london 2012. also on the track we will see kadeena cox. you may remember her from track we will see kadeena cox. you may remember herfrom rio track we will see kadeena cox. you may remember her from rio 2016. track we will see kadeena cox. you may remember herfrom rio 2016. she competed in two sports and 12—macro gold medal. she will go in the 200 metres alongside team—mate sophie hahn. it will be a close race between the two of them. in a few minutes time, hollie arnold will be hoping to defend her world title in the t 44 javelin hoping to defend her world title in the t 44javelin event. she is the world record holder and she missed out on winning a medal in london 2012 but i'm sure she will be keen to put that right and win a gold medal in front of her home crowd. indeed. thank you forjoining us.

britain's jeanette chippington and emma wiggs both won gold at the para—canoe european championships in bulgaria, adding to their paralympic and world titles. former swimmer—turned canoeist chippington, who has won 12 paralympic medals, beat russian alexandra dupik into first place by almost a second and a half in the kl1w 200 metres final. wiggs won the kl2w 200 metres final, and was almost three seconds faster than her fellow british team—mate charlotte henshaw who took silver. ian poulter has a share of the lead heading into the final round of the scottish 0pen golf. he's on nine under par along with another englishman callum shinkwin and andrew dodt of australia. poulter, who finished second in the players championship back in may, went round in 71. three birdies for him, this approach shot on the eighth helping him to one of those his playing partner 24—year—old shinkwin, ranking outside the world's top 400, had a mixed round — but did manage an eagle on the 14th. horse racing's prestigious darleyjuly cup was won

by the 9—2 priced harry angel. ridden by adam kirby, the clive cox trained sprinter avenged his defeat to carravagio at royal ascot by seeing off the unbeaten heavy favourite into 3rd place today at newmarket. harry angel's win was a nice birthday present for owner sheikmohammed who won his firstjuly cup. rio 2016 gold medallists jack laugher and... were hoping to add to their titles. the pair looked well—placed but their penultimate dive did not quite go to plan. their final routine was not much better

but the damage had already been done. russia took a shock gold ahead of china with ukraine getting bronze. there was the surprise bronze. there was the surprise bronze medal by the ukraine. they we re bronze medal by the ukraine. they were not expected to medal. we are disappointed. the first four dives we re disappointed. the first four dives were fantastic. the last two sucked. there is not much excuse for that. we are very disappointed. earlier on lois toulson and matty lee got the silver medal in the mixed event. this was an incredible performance from the pair. it means a lot. we have not been training that long, about a year now. we have shown really good performances all over europe and in britain. this is our first world competition. ifeel like we suit really well together on the board. i feel like i am we suit really well together on the board. ifeel like i am relaxed with lois on the board and she dives

amazing. it is a good partnership andi amazing. it is a good partnership and i am happy. there has also been successful britain in the open water swimming competition. rick shuttleworth got an impressive bronze and said it was the toughest physical challenge of his career. tomorrow it is the turn of the women going over ten kilometres. lois tolson will be back tomorrow diving from ten metres tomorrow alongside her synchro partner in the winning's event, her synchro partner in the winning's eve nt, ta nya her synchro partner in the winning's event, tanya crouch. you will be able to catch that on the red button. now it is time to get back to the tennis. we have had the first british winners today after alfie read —— alfie hewett and gordon reid successfully defended their wheelchair doubles title. the pair had come from behind after losing the first set on a tie—break. rain

stopped play the two hours but that break seemed to suit the british pair. they came back to win the next set 7—5 before taking advantage of their fifth championship point to prevail in a tense tie—break. their fifth championship point to prevail in a tense tie-break. when you have four match points and they save them all and then you have to go intoa save them all and then you have to go into a tie—break, it is quite tiring. you have to restart and go again andi tiring. you have to restart and go again and i think we did a really good job there and having no regrets, just going for it and playing instinctively. that is what we done in the end. i think it was one of the best tie—breaks we played. the finals continue at wimbledon. there is an epic in the men's doubles final. it is into a fifth and deciding set. they have been out on court for more than three hours and 45 minutes. these are live pictures. it is match point right now on centre court. it has

been a marathon match for all the players out there. we will stay with the pictures forjust players out there. we will stay with the pictures for just a players out there. we will stay with the pictures forjust a moment to see if they can feel it. it is one more championship point. lukasz kubot of poland and marcelo melo of brazil. and again, once again, they have been held, so we will leave it there for just have been held, so we will leave it there forjust a have been held, so we will leave it there for just a moment. have been held, so we will leave it there forjust a moment. we will turn our focus to the men's final tomorrow. 14 years after roger federer won his first grand slam title here at wimbledon, he now stands on the verge of innate all—england club triumph and the 19th grand slam title. victory over marin cilic would make the 35—year—old the oldest man to lift the famous golden trophy. 35—year—old the oldest man to lift the famous golden trophylj 35—year—old the oldest man to lift the famous golden trophy. i think the famous golden trophy. i think the records gave me an extra source of motivation and inspired me to train harder and be professional and love what i am doing. i get to meet the greats of the game. they did not

play for records back then, they played for what it was. i could get inspired by the fact that i could maybe break a record. now we are in the same situation again, it reminds me of my first wimbledon when i was trying to defend my first wimbledon 01’ trying to defend my first wimbledon or when i was going for my fifth wimbledon and equalling bjorn borg. thenin wimbledon and equalling bjorn borg. then in 2008 i was trying to beat the all—time grand slam record. i am happy to have these moments. i know when i step on court against chill itch that i will be ready. the occasion will not be too big to conquer and understand what i'm going into. iwill conquer and understand what i'm going into. i will be ready it.|j conquer and understand what i'm going into. iwill be ready it. ido have that needed belief to win the title here, even before i started to play a tournament here. i felt my game is really on a top—level and i played really well throughout the tournament. it was very important to show that on the court as well, not

just to feel inside of myself and that will be a similar thing tomorrow as well. now, we're just about out of time here at the all—england club, but we will leave you with the image of the day, garbine muguruza, looking like she will enjoy life as the new queen of wimbledon. from all of us here, it is goodbye for now. good evening. it has not been the brightest of starts to the weekend. there has been a lot of cloud around today. our weather watchers were out capturing the scenes. the cloud produced some outbreaks of rain. however, between this warm front and the cold front, the air is particularly warm and humid. where we saw some sunshine coming through in the midlands and northern ireland, that lifted temperatures to 24 and 25 degrees. it shows how warm

the areas and how warm it will be across england and wales. misty, murky, damp conditions. conversely, the northern ireland and scotland, with clear spells and some fairly fresh air in place, it will feel that bit more comfortable for sleeping i suspect. tomorrow morning we will see the best of the sunshine. there will be sent showers getting going across north—west scotland. it will be turning quite windy across northern scotland as well. increasingly bright weather across northern england as the band of rain since southwards across wales and the midlands. a damp and great start. quite cloudy initially for the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east. temperatures even at nine o'clock or around 20 degrees in london. even though the southern areas will stay generally quite cloudy, if we do see some brea ks quite cloudy, if we do see some breaks in the cloud and sunshine that could make it feel very warm indeed. fairly bright by the afternoon for north wales. some

showers in the north and a cooler, fresher feel. for wimbledon men's final day tomorrow, a lot of cloud around and the chance of a shower. a 30% chance of a shower. there could be the odd shower at silverstone as well for the grand prix. a weather front will be sinking its way southwards. these guys turn quite cool and fresh. an area of high pressure will be building its way in. this is how we start the new working week on monday. high pressure in charge. there will be some good spells of sunshine around. maybe some cloud plaguing the south coast. the best of the sunshine lifting the temperature up into the mid to high 20s. in the south it could get close to 30 degrees, and as the heat continues to build, it could bring some thunderstorms for the middle of the week. this is bbc news.

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