england and wales scotland, but england and wales largely dry. look at those temperatures, up to about 28, possibly 29. it won't just feel warm but quite humid on friday as well. if you are heading to wimbledon, just the very outside chance of a shower tomorrow. just the very outside chance of a showertomorrow. hot just the very outside chance of a shower tomorrow. hot on friday, but thunderstorms likely by saturday. huw. thank you, sarah. that's all from bbc news at six in edinburgh. stay with us on bbc one for the news in all the nations and regions, but we leave you with some of the memorable images and sounds of today's royal events in the capital of scotland. goodbye. pipes play.

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iam i am checked and partake, welcome to wimbledon weather, the sun is shining and play has continued on day three. on the programme can katie boulter put another one run together she's true to their second round with another impressive win on ct. 18. her match is one of two on that court to be disrupted byjust stop oil, as fears of process come through despite adequate security checks at the championships. making a main draw britain's arthur fery gives medvedev hs. and i'm marc edwards at the bbc sport studio. away from wimbledon. we'll be live at the oval and have all the latest from headingley with both the mens and women's ashes on the line and there's a dramatic day of racing

at the tour de france — australia's jai hindley takes the leader's yellow jersey from adam yates this is better, is that? the sun is out and umbrellas are down and play is under way right across wimbledon, including the outside courts. a foreignerfinally including the outside courts. a foreigner finally explain to the right of me, been chosen plain on the court behind me. we've only had 90 minutes of tennis on the outside court yesterday because of rain, it means we have 87 matches to be played today can't making it one of the busiest days in the history of the busiest days in the history of the championships but, unfortunately, there were disruptions caused by other reasons than the rain today and on ct. 18

month that was a just stop oil, we have not one but two protests, to be put running onto court when if former semifinalist was plain here, they threw orange confetti and jigsaw pieces, the jigsaw pieces bought from a piece bought in the women's under shop, that cause temporary delays so that match and then went katie boulter it was plaintiff you are slated, the same thing happening with a man running onto court with orange confetti and jigsaw pieces being spread across the fort. both times, there was swift response and we had a statement from the all england club, seen individuals have been arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespassing and they have been removed from the grounds. the response from the all england club, the good news was that katie boulter did not let what happened get to her

and she went on to win that match on and she went on to win that match on a day where we have seen seven british players on the schedule, as joe lynskey now reports. centre court at one of a break in the clouds and forjodi burrage, a breakthrough. on monday, she won her first grand slam match and on this course for the first time a huge step up. the 11 cd player, inside 20 minutes, she had won the first set 6-0. but minutes, she had won the first set 6—0. but burge has gone through setback and injuries, three years ago she almost quit the game and now she went for her moment. jodi burrage went a break up in the second set but lost momentum with the raymond puts up after a delay, her opponent refocused and the russian raced through to round three in two sets and just one hour. she too was grateful just to in two sets and just one hour. she too was gratefuljust to be here. i'm nervous as well to play on the

best courts in the world, i would say. coming back here it special. fin say. coming back here it special. on ct. numberone, say. coming back here it special. on ct. number one, the world number 386, this is arthur fery, a 20—year—old britain who grew up down the road and is now up against a major winner. the road and is now up against a majorwinner. in the road and is now up against a major winner. in arthur fery at first grand slam match he went toe to the with daniil medvedev, but he's a champion for a reason and with his own style. the he's a champion for a reason and with his own style.— with his own style. the power of those enormous _ with his own style. the power of those enormous limbs. - with his own style. the power of those enormous limbs. daniil i those enormous limbs. daniil medvedev — those enormous limbs. daniil medvedev went _ those enormous limbs. daniil medvedev went through - those enormous limbs. daniil medvedev went through in i those enormous limbs. daniil i medvedev went through in three those enormous limbs. daniil medvedev went through in three sets, he now wants to win this line for the first time this was also a day when arthur fery arrived, for the young britain there is promise. i said good luck in his career young britain there is promise. i said good luck in his career because his career is only started, his first major grand slam, in a long way to go. he wants to be at the top, it was a good match. it's a

tough challenge like in any other sport, and i hope he does well later. sport, and i hope he does well later, ., sport, and i hope he does well later. ., 'j~ ., sport, and i hope he does well later. ., �* ., �*, later. so, to ct. 18 and britain's new number— later. so, to ct. 18 and britain's new number one, _ later. so, to ct. 18 and britain's new number one, katie - later. so, to ct. 18 and britain's new number one, katie boulterj later. so, to ct. 18 and britain's i new number one, katie boulter had waited 2a hours for her first round to resume, a first set tie—breaker was disrupted by the protests but through all the ladies, katie boulter had firm.— through all the ladies, katie boulter had firm. ., �* ., , boulter had firm. katie boulter says i'm dialled into _ boulter had firm. katie boulter says i'm dialled into this _ boulter had firm. katie boulter says i'm dialled into this and _ boulter had firm. katie boulter says i'm dialled into this and she - boulter had firm. katie boulter says i'm dialled into this and she has i i'm dialled into this and she has taken the interrupted open set. to win that set was a platform now she bolted and broke her opponent three times in a second set, for a straight set when that is more like a marathon. back on the shore court was heather watson in her 13th wimbledon, by now she is used to the stage. in herfirst round she wimbledon, by now she is used to the stage. in her first round she showed touches. oh yes. but she faced a grand slam winner, eventually

appointed proved too strong. the tenth seed through in straight sets on a day of mixed fortunes for the brits. joe lynskey, bbc news a shame for heather watson, one other update, and other british wild card had a really tough test against holder ruined, he lost in straight sets. he stepped away for tennis for a while but did not feel the right place. came back strong and had a good here, his opponent was a favourite, is a top ten player, he goes through. let's get the thoughts of ten hangman, he sat down with me a few hours ago and as he sat down the second process happened in the very moment in that court behind me,

he gave an interview about the first part is and did not want to talk about again, he already gave his official nine i was coming to on the arthur fery daniil medvedev match and wanted to talk about that so that's where we started. i was impressed i had not seen _ where we started. i was impressed i had not seen arthur— where we started. i was impressed i had not seen arthur fery _ where we started. i was impressed i had not seen arthur fery play i where we started. i was impressed i had not seen arthur fery play 80 i had not seen arthur fery play 80 lots of professional tennis, not at this level. growing up i had someone like daniil medvedev, i thought he came with a good game plan, serving and volleying adults and looking to be aggressive. i liked his technique, he was a good athlete and though he lost in straight sets, i think it's safe to say if he keeps working hard he can have a bright future. .,. working hard he can have a bright future. , . , future. each year these championships - future. each year these championships are i future. each year these i championships are unique and future. each year these _ championships are unique and feel different, we've had rain delays, some challenges arise security checks and people coming into the grounds and all of that and his stories around british wildcards, how do you think these first two or three days have gone? lots how do you think these first two or three days have gone?— three days have gone? lots of stories out _ three days have gone? lots of stories out there _ three days have gone? lots of stories out there and - three days have gone? lots of stories out there and it's i three days have gone? lots of stories out there and it's beenj stories out there and it's been challenging with the weather as you say and you get a backlog of matches

and that makes it busy in the referees offices. it's great to be back and lots of good performances, obviously a great opportunity for the british players. some are using those wildcards and if they can take advantage there are huge ranking points and big prize money available, so, yeah, day three, hopefully more good tennis come. how do ou hopefully more good tennis come. how do you think — hopefully more good tennis come. how do you think about andy murray? we saw him go through his first mesh well. an important match in terms of keeping his fitness. how do you feel about that? he is feeling good about the grass, and bring to our attention that she is only meant to beat novak djokovic on this. how beat novak d'okovic on this. how far do ou beat novak d'okovic on this. how far do you think — beat novak djokovic on this. how far do you think you _ beat novak djokovic on this. how far do you think you can _ beat novak djokovic on this. how far do you think you can go? _ beat novak djokovic on this. how far do you think you can go? he - beat novak djokovic on this. how far do you think you can go? he playedl do you think you can go? he played well. his performance on centre court was good and only lost four games. a good start, he appreciates the challenges will get greater as he moves on in a tournament, if he

moves on. certainly, i would like to see him get through the first week, if you get through the first week in a slam, you get into the second week you build up confidence and with the home support, his experience, with the grass, i believe you can have a good run. we the grass, i believe you can have a aood run. ~ ., ., ., , good run. we look forward to seeing andy murray — good run. we look forward to seeing andy murray tomorrow, _ good run. we look forward to seeing andy murray tomorrow, can - good run. we look forward to seeing andy murray tomorrow, can nori i andy murray tomorrow, can nori camilleri, when and get through. where do you think he's out with his game? where do you think he's out with his name? ., �* ~' where do you think he's out with his name? ., �* ~ �* , game? you're right, i think he's ain was game? you're right, i think he's pain was not— game? you're right, i think he's pain was not as _ game? you're right, i think he's pain was not as his _ game? you're right, i think he's pain was not as his best, i game? you're right, i think he's pain was not as his best, but i game? you're right, i think he's i pain was not as his best, but when you are not one of the top players you are not one of the top players you can play yourself into form and in the slams, the best—of—5, you can't win the tournament in the first week you can certainly lose it so that's where he has to build up momentum he's a good competitor and has the expense of making the same as last year and hopefully that will give them some confidence moving forward. i give them some confidence moving forward. . ~ give them some confidence moving forward. ., ~ ., forward. i let her talk about british tennis _ forward. i let her talk about british tennis and _ forward. i let her talk about british tennis and where's l forward. i let her talk about i british tennis and where's that and your family are of the days when you are playing in terms of british

women, we know those were computed needed wildcards, lots of question about why that sick ways and where we are with funding and everything else and a difference between men's and women's tennis? what's your opinion on where we are with women's tennis question mark i think british will tennis is moving in the right direction but i look at the group of women at the top of the british game. women at the top of the british came. �* women at the top of the british 1 ame. �* ., ., " women at the top of the british came. �* ., ., ~ ., ,., ., game. and i look at the potential. i think success _ game. and i look at the potential. i think success is _ game. and i look at the potential. i think success is about _ game. and i look at the potential. i think success is about maximising l think success is about maximising your potential and those four or five led by katie boulter, yojodi burrage, katie swan, i think they can really push up the rankings further, if you look at their games they are great players and if you get that healthy competition then hopefully they can push each of the higher in the rankings. tin hopefully they can push each of the higher in the rankings.— higher in the rankings. tin henman there talking _ higher in the rankings. tin henman there talking to _ higher in the rankings. tin henman there talking to me _ higher in the rankings. tin henman there talking to me earlier- higher in the rankings. tin henman there talking to me earlier and i there talking to me earlier and about british potential son eitel is one of those players and she is woman up against madison keys, the two—time

eastbourne champion, won the title or east recently. he initially wanted is safely through to the third round, this was a second round match being played earlier i know problems are her. she won this 16—2, 6-0. the problems are her. she won this 16—2, 6—0. the swiatek has never made it possible fourth round, despite being the current us open champion and french open champion. she says she's feeling great. formerjunior feeling great. former junior shopping feeling great. formerjunior shopping here, she says she wants a cycle more than any other. the concern at the moment and someone looking strong, is novak djokovic, we can take it to centre court. there he is taking onjordan thompson, he has taken the first set as you can see in this one and we are at a tie—break againstjordan thompson, the australian there was a good grass court game. novak djokovic never loses, tie—break and his fist in the air, he's got the job done and needs to sets to love “p job done and needs to sets to love up and not letting this go. he wants

to equal roger federer with eight women and cyclists and a 24th grand slam, would not be depressing. could andy murray come close? half close can he go at his championship we will be back later. back to the bbc sport centre and mark. so away from wimbledon we're right back into the ashes with that crucial third test starting at headingley tomorrow. trailing the seried 2—0, england have made a raft of changes. the math is simple. england have to win. anything less than that will see the australians retain the ashes. the aussies might be expecting a hostile atmosphere after that controversial final day in the second test... and our correspondentjoe wilson is in leeds for us with more in the last few days it seems that anybody intimately or distantly connected to cricket has expressed an opinion about the journey bear so something was up all that matters now is this theories is about to

resume how do england react? journey bear still in particular all of that is the responsibility of the captain. i is the responsibility of the ca tain. ~ �* , captain. i think we've seen in the ast with captain. i think we've seen in the past with bairstow, _ captain. i think we've seen in the past with bairstow, any - captain. i think we've seen in the past with bairstow, any criticism | past with bairstow, any criticism around himself he has always managed to do something. whether he uses the incident last week as some kind of inspiration to get the best out of himself this week, who knows question mark every individualjust need to do what they need to do to get themselves up for this week. 50. get themselves up for this week. so, what riaht get themselves up for this week. so, what right now is in the mind of a shirt is kept in looking ahead to this test went looking back to sunday, knowing that so many people in the last few days have raised this issue? of the spiritual cricket? ., , ., cricket? people were asking where that was in the _ cricket? people were asking where that was in the long _ cricket? people were asking where that was in the long run _ cricket? people were asking where that was in the long run at - that was in the long run at lunchtime on sunday, i take that on board _ lunchtime on sunday, i take that on board. do _ lunchtime on sunday, i take that on board. ,, ~ lunchtime on sunday, i take that on board. ~ ,, , ., board. do you think the spirits of cook it is a real _ board. do you think the spirits of cook it is a real thing _ board. do you think the spirits of cook it is a real thing or- board. do you think the spirits of. cook it is a real thing or something we like to thing exist?— we like to thing exist? i think it's a realthing- _ we like to thing exist? i think it's a realthing. 100%. _ we like to thing exist? i think it's a realthing. 100%. i— we like to thing exist? i think it's a realthing. 100%. i think- we like to thing exist? i think it's a real thing. 100%. i think at i a real thing. 100%. i think at times there _ a real thing. 100%. i think at times there is_ a real thing. 100%. i think at times there is nuance to it, everyone

might state a bit differently which is fine _ might state a bit differently which is fine. that is part of it. i think that's_ is fine. that is part of it. i think that's one — is fine. that is part of it. i think that's one of— is fine. that is part of it. i think that's one of the beauties of our sport _ that's one of the beauties of our sport you — that's one of the beauties of our sport. you talk about it being a gentleman sport, you want to maintain — gentleman sport, you want to maintain respect for the opposition at all_ maintain respect for the opposition at all times, the umpires, maintain respect for the opposition at alltimes, the umpires, fans, the game _ at alltimes, the umpires, fans, the game i_ at alltimes, the umpires, fans, the game ithink— at alltimes, the umpires, fans, the game. i think it's one of the strengths _ game. i think it's one of the strengths of our game. do game. i think it's one of the strengths of our game. do you think that was upheld _ strengths of our game. do you think that was upheld at _ strengths of our game. do you think that was upheld at lord's? - strengths of our game. do you think that was upheld at lord's? people i that was upheld at lord's? people might wonder if you had any personal embarrassment about that in the days that the followed? i embarrassment about that in the days that the followed?— that the followed? i think our plays were absent _ that the followed? i think our plays were absent in _ that the followed? i think our plays were absent in that _ that the followed? i think our plays were absent in that regard, i that the followed? i think our plays were absent in that regard, yes. i were absent in that regard, yes. england's— were absent in that regard, yes. england's team will be different. mark would with coming, chris wilkes will try to tease out if you take quick it's mowing attis back and johnny bairstow patent number five, and above all that england would hope for some intangible head the magic to win this test match was up that right now is a theory. england's women are back in ashes action— they trail australia six points

to zero in their multi format series and can't lose any of the remaining five matches to regain the ashes. lets see how they're getting on in tonight's second t20 —at the oval — jo currie is there for us. i how has it all started? despite bein: i how has it all started? despite being being _ i how has it all started? despite being being a — i how has it all started? despite being being a must _ i how has it all started? despite being being a must win - i how has it all started? despite being being a must win game i i how has it all started? despite | being being a must win game for england, they said they would approach it would confidence and that's how they've started. like saturday, they lost the toss and were put into bat first by australia, on a saturday, they have attacked the powerplay. the opening partnership have really found the boundaries, taking england to 57—0 before one was caught out. she actuallyjuggled the ball spectacularly before getting the ball under control, well worth watching it back on bbc highlights later. since then, they got to the ioo-i later. since then, they got to the

100—1 mark with later. since then, they got to the ioo-i mark with 11 later. since then, they got to the 100—1 mark with 11 over a reminder, this is a multi—formant the opening test and t— 20 game so they're down on the ashes series, if they want to guarantee they went to ashes, something they haven't done since 2014, the need to win all of the remaining five games, starting this evening. if they lose tonight, it means the best they can do is draw the series but cannot regain the trophy. and finds in particular want the series kept until at least saturday when the next t—20 takes place on saturday evening at lord's. jo currie in life or is there. some history will be made later this evening. hannah dingley has been named the caretaker head coach of forest green rovers — becoming the first woman to take charge of a senior men's team in english football. the league two side sacked duncan ferguson on tuesday afterjust six months in charge. our report damian derrick is there for us. few people are expected to be here

tonight but they come to wiltshire as there is another first for hannah dingley this up to give you background, she arrived at forest green rovers to head up their academy a few years ago. at that time, she was the first female to hold that rule in english men's football league and today she remains the only one. she has her chance because duncan ferguson left forest green rovers yesterday after only six months, he arrived in january hoping to keep the club in the league 1, but one victory in 18 matches meant they were relegated to leak two. the question is whether had that hannah dingley can get the job permanently and that is something that can put to her and the owner in a hastily arranged press conference after two nights match. staying with football and england's under 21's are in semi final action against israel at the euro's. they cruised through the group stage and are yet to concede in the tournament. their opponents knocked out hosts georgia but were soundly beaten 2—0 in the group

stage by england. now it is currently 3—0, nottingham forest midfielder morgan gibbs—white with the openerjust before half—time, cole palmer with the second and cameron archer adding a third. if things stay as they are they will face either spain or ukraine in the final. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. mason mount has completed his transfer from chelsea to manchester united for an initial £55 million pounds. the 24—year—old midfielder, who came through chelsea's academy, is united's first signing of the summer and has joined on a five—year contract. england's lionesses, meanwhile, have set off today for australia ahead of the women's world cup. they have departed from a hotel in berkshire to make their way to the airport in the last hour. serena weigman's squad play their first group game on 22nd july against haiti at the suncorp stadium in brisbane. british runnerjake wightman won't defend his 1500 metre title at the world championships

in budapest in august. the 28—year—old suffered a stress fracture in his foot earlier this year and wants more time to recover going into an olympic year. there's more on those stories on the bbc sport website. there's a new leader of the tour de france after a hard day of racing in the pyrenees. australia's jai hindley has taken the yellow jersey from britain's adam yates, who's now in fifth place. hindley leads the race by 47 seconds from defending champion jonas vingegaure. .. drew savage has been watching the action for us and m units and his co—team leader had improved impressed so far, starting the day first and second but a big test which of them in the high mountains. with two breakaway groups of the road, they had to use all of their team resources to chase them down, and they almost made it when this man attacked. jai hindley

who won the jury the italian last year, the results were incensed. gates began to lose his grip on the yellow jersey, gates began to lose his grip on the yellowjersey, dropping out of the chasing group, his team it was a next meant to suffer. the defending champion launched himself up the road afterjai hindley leaving yates behind. now it was a contest between jai hindley and second michael, the australian had his advantage over the last climb, second michael was in hot pursuit and cutjai hindley lead but concussion. his first win at this age in tour de france. adam yates and his team it had lost over one minute and a half, another hard day in the mountains tomorrow, but for now a moment to savour forjai hindley. drew savage, bbc news so this is how the overall standings look after an enormous shakeup on stage five. hindley leads the race from jones vingegaur — the australian is 47 seconds ahead

of the defending champion. adam yates is one minute 34 seconds off the leads, six seconds ahead of his co—team leader tadej pogacar, and his twin brother simon. former ryder cup vice—captain graeme mcdowell has told the bbc that european golfers playing in the saudi—backed liv series should be allowed to play in the ryder cup. it tees off in late september in rome with regular picks sergio garcia, lee westwood and ian poulter currently ineligible after resigning from the european tour. i hope that if one of the you're in peers here are deserving a spot on the ryder cup side, the landscape will be available to where that happens. for us to ignore liv players because of politics and have the us have liv players would make us look foolish. i hope he doesn't come to that. that is only if one of our pledge is good enough, and you

would think garcia would be the lead guy from that point and i think the european team room would be better with a sergio garcia in it. that's all from us here at the bbc sport centre — so let's head back to wimbledon and chetan... chetan over to you. mark edwards thank you, amongst the players happy with their feet sat watching the tennis played at the moment will be andy murray, because all the tenants being played on the outside court are players trying to finish their first run managed matches, andy murray saw off his opponent with relative ease in straight sets in. he is now awaiting whether it's deficits the parts or dominic tm would pay him. andy murray says he feels as good as he has done for several years, mental had been all that, but he wanted to the championships having won the two grass court at nottingham, the frustration of the defeat at the opening round at queen's, he says

he's moving well and feeling well, he's moving well and feeling well, he remains everyone he's the only one in a draw to a beaten novak djokovic. here is what he said about match tomorrow. he tried to get throu . h match tomorrow. he tried to get through the _ match tomorrow. he tried to get through the matches _ match tomorrow. he tried to get through the matches as - match tomorrow. he tried to get through the matches as best i match tomorrow. he tried to getj through the matches as best you match tomorrow. he tried to get i through the matches as best you can, you cannot control whether it would be a three set match or a long five setter. it's get through to get through the first round and i'm proud to have had the achievements and performances that i've had here. over the years i've been fortunate to get the chance, this is my 15th or 16th wimbledon, to play some of my best tennis here over the years and is a positive sign. andy murray feeling positive just how far can he go and how big a test awaits him in the second round because he is going to have to step up because he is going to have to step up his level? we can take you to ct. number two because this is where his feet will be decided. you can see the crowd watching, they are

transfixed because stefanos tsitsipas against dominic tm, this is going into a fifth and final set, thiem as i had all his injuries and problems, we believe he's asserted with great grass ct. terrace, that she could be the man andy morris placed a andy murray, he's a fifth—seeded and it would be a shock if that man goes out. this set will all entities on court to at the moment. you can see across everything on bbc iplayer, over on the bbc sports website as well. we are just pleased that finally we have a sportsday that required no umbrellas, the sun is out and there is tennis across these glorious courts. i will be back tomorrow but for me and the team for now, thanks for me and the team for now, thanks for watching. good night.

hello. wednesday on the whole has been a quieter day with some sunny spells. there have been a few scattered showers. so from time to time looking up in the sky, some threatening looking shower clouds, as you can see from this weather watcher picture sent in from luce in kent. but tuesday's heavy, persistent, rain moved off into the near continent. today has been a quieter story, as you can see from that satellite picture. a few scattered showers which will gradually fade through the night. we'll have some clearing skies and temperatures falling away. so it'll be a comfortable night for getting a good night's sleep. 8—11 degrees to greet us first thing on thursday morning. on the whole, thursday will continue to be dry, settled, and sunny for most. but we have got this area of low pressure pushing in from the west. winds will strengthen ahead of it, gusts perhaps in excess of 40 miles an hour. and there will be some wetter weather moving towards northern ireland, and gradually by the end

of the afternoon into western fringes of scotland. potentially clouding over with a few isolated showers into wales and south west england. best of the sunshine in the southeast with highs of 22 degrees. so that bodes well for wimbledon. there's plenty of sport to look out for at the moment. thursday, dry, warm, and humid on friday. could trigger some thunderstorms on saturday. and we've got another test, starting this time in headingley in leeds. a beautiful start, but there could be some sharp showers into the weekend. let's take a look at those in more detail. on thursday, the rain will be moving out of northern ireland and into the early hours of friday morning it'll be pushing through scotland. so we start off on friday morning with some showery outbreaks of rain to the north and west, but further south we'll once again see some clearer skies. but this frontal system will tend to lingerfor a time. it's going to tap in to some very warm and humid air as we move into friday. hence the reason we'll see this northwest, southeast divide. so some showery outbreaks of rain

into northern ireland and western scotland. eastern scotland, england, wales dry, settled, sunny and increasingly hot and humid, 28—29 degrees can't be ruled out by the middle of the afternoon. that runs the risk of more thunderstorms as we move into the weekend. hence the reason for those showers for both wimbledon and for headingley. and for headingley. those fronts will push in and move those fronts will push in and move steadily north and east. steadily north and east. so into the weekend, so into the weekend, sunny spells and scattered showers sunny spells and scattered showers and a little bit fresher. and a little bit fresher.

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