“p up to 29 humidity. temperatures up to 29 degrees, that is 84 fahrenheit. around 16—22 in the bulk of scotland, but that bodes well for wimbledon. maybe too hot for some spectators. 27 degrees with the increasing humidity through the day. into the weekend, low pressure in the atlantic and these weather fronts will push into that humidity. that is likely to lead to the potential for some thunderstorms. there was weather fronts will sweep steadily north and east with sunshine and thundery downpours as we go through the day on saturday. some areas if you dodge the showers, we will still keep some humidity with 27 degrees so still close to 80 fahrenheit. to sun up the weekend, if you have outdoor plans, it will be a humid start with sunny spells but some thundery downpours may well rain on your parade. thank you, louise. that is it from the bbc news

at six. the news continues on bbc one because it's time to join our 0ne because it's time to join our news team is where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. iamat i am at pathak, liar from wimbledon on day four of the wimbledon championships and the sun is girlishly shining on a day the rain has stayed away. coming up on the programme. the win of his life, wild card liam broady knocks out the fourth seed on centre court brilliant from boulter — who like last year — sails into the third round and all that before andy murray takes on stefanos tsistsipas — does a night of drama await?

also coming up on sportsday... mark wood makes his ashes bow, and it's quite the show. as the cricket provides all the drama on the first day of the third test at headingley. her winning record reads, euros, followed by euros, can sarina weigman and world cup to that? we sit down with the england manager. welcome along, thank you forjoining us here we are on the best day of whether we have had so far at the all england club and there are hundreds of people on henman hill or whatever you want to call it. it lots of british tennis fans here have been living there best lives

and could there be more drama to come? are we in for yet another one of those famous andy murray nights question mark in the next hour or so he should be taken to centre court where he faces stefan was since the parts, andy murray one his first round match in straight sets. he says he feels good on the grass, coming into this weaning to challenge her titles and stefanos tsitsipas is a step up. it's already been a good day for britain here, we started the day with four in the singles, andy murray to i said, for the other three, john tracy kmart early but katie boulter remains alive, the only british woman in the singles, and liam broady without the fourth seed casper ruud a man who

was when three of the last five grand slam finals in an epic match. when i went to bed last night i was having a think about what i would say if i won the match and i don't know what to say no but it's a pretty terrifying, exhilarating expense coming to centre court, wimbledon, it's been my dream since i was five years old. i spoke to my mum this morning, told her i already won its a grand this week so she can sit out. won it's a grand this week so she can sit out-— won it's a grand this week so she can sit out. �* , , ., can sit out. the british number one can sit out. the british number one can look forward _ can sit out. the british number one can look forward to _ can sit out. the british number one can look forward to a _ can sit out. the british number one can look forward to a third - can sit out. the british number one can look forward to a third round i can look forward to a third round here for a second rear in a row. it definitely wasn't easy out there. i try to _ definitely wasn't easy out there. i try to back— definitely wasn't easy out there. i try to back myself and keep remind myself— try to back myself and keep remind myself to— try to back myself and keep remind myself to go for it and it paid off today and — myself to go for it and it paid off today and i'm super happy. i sent

in. today and i'm super happy. i sent in there— today and i'm super happy. i sent in there is— today and i'm super happy. i sent in there is a _ today and i'm super happy. i sent in. there is a bit of tension at the end and _ in. there is a bit of tension at the end and i— in. there is a bit of tension at the end and ijust wanted to go for it and it_ end and ijust wanted to go for it and it definitely got me over the line, _ and it definitely got me over the line. so— and it definitely got me over the line. so i— and it definitely got me over the line, so i love the atmosphere today — line, so i love the atmosphere toda . ~ . ., , pleased and i know i say that every day but i'm generally delighted that here in the last few seconds we got liam broady�*s big sister naomi here. how proud are you of the performance from them?— from them? immensely proud. did so well with some _ from them? immensely proud. did so well with some i _ from them? immensely proud. did so well with some i enjoyed _ from them? immensely proud. did so well with some i enjoyed the - from them? immensely proud. did so well with some i enjoyed the second i well with some i enjoyed the second set, i was a bit late to the match, i thought i couldn't go when he won the first set because i will be the ban on, but he lost a second. it sounded loud here, we saw him do it last year and now he is against casper ruud, i meant was 13 of the last four grand slams, casper ruud

hasn't figured out on grass but is still the fourth seed here, it was not expected, how did liam do it? it was funny, there was almost an added pressure normally pin against casper ruud on the service. it's a running joke that casper ruud thinks grass is for the growth and he doesn't really do much warm up for it. lots of people thought liam broady could win it because there was a? around was casper ruud really is a firm favourite or not? he had to hold his nerve out there. there is one long game where he broke casperfor the second time and from that moment on i think casper had enough of something it came to that fifth set which liam won, in terms of the and what it means for his mental health. he spoke about it in the past and how he nearly quit the sport. what

does this when mean for him, having one on centre court, into the third round. i one on centre court, into the third round. . , . . round. i was a feeling that the moment? _ round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's _ round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a _ round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a dream - round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a dream to - round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a dream to winl round. i was a feeling that the - moment? it's a dream to win against the higher ranked opponent on centre court, in front of a british crowd, as he said, he has been driven it a bit since he was five, a reward for all the hard work he has within them. if you know moments in the past, he was the worlds bestjunior at one point, ifinally past, he was the worlds bestjunior at one point, i finally this year and the boysjuniors, and the other guys his age have almost taken them overin guys his age have almost taken them over in their seniors, and he questioned whether he should continue as tennis or go to something else, as he was nearing 30s. . ~ , ;;:: , ., something else, as he was nearing 30s. . ~' , ;;:: , ., ., something else, as he was nearing 30s. . ~ , ;;:: , ., ., ., 30s. thankfully 30s not too old now. 30s. thankfully 30s not too old now. 30s considered _ 30s. thankfully 30s not too old now. 30s considered old _ 30s. thankfully 30s not too old now. 30s considered old and _ 30s. thankfully 30s not too old now. 30s considered old and tennis. - 30s. thankfully 30s not too old now. 30s considered old and tennis. letsl 30s considered old and tennis. lets take about katie _ 305 considered old and tennis. lets take about katie boulter because last year we had the story of liam making the third round and katie too, she has done the same again,

the last british woman standing in the last british woman standing in the singles, what do you make of her in the last few days? so the singles, what do you make of her in the last few days?— in the last few days? so impressive, mounds of confidence, _ in the last few days? so impressive, mounds of confidence, she - in the last few days? so impressive, mounds of confidence, she made i in the last few days? so impressive, | mounds of confidence, she made her maiden tightly when a few weeks ago. her boyfriend was a finalist at queen's, there are feeding off each other. alec said he was inspired by her title, other. alec said he was inspired by hertitle, both other. alec said he was inspired by her title, both contessa grass court players and she's enjoying her time here at wimbledon, and another fantastic results and now she's in the third round.— fantastic results and now she's in the third round. before you go, lets di in on the third round. before you go, lets dip in on centre _ the third round. before you go, lets dip in on centre court _ the third round. before you go, lets dip in on centre court because - the third round. before you go, lets dip in on centre court because we . dip in on centre court because we know katie boulter�*s next opponent is playing. the defending champion here, is trying to close out this match. she is 5—4 up in the second set. it's a not another test if it is to be read back in her. it would be. most is to be read back in her. it would be- most of _ is to be read back in her. it would be. most of the _ is to be read back in her. it would be. most of the people _

is to be read back in her. it would be. most of the people here - is to be read back in her. it would be. most of the people here in i be. most of the people here in discernment will be higher ranked thanit discernment will be higher ranked than it katie boulter, she is done fantastic to get where she is, i think her level is higher than our current ranking which will catch up with here. hopefully casey can overpower her next appointment. whatever happens it should be exciting, we have liam broady in the next round with a good match, and katie boulter coming up. we will let you free note, we will keep our fingers crossed for a liam broady, thank you. come back to me later on, mary and bart generally has been speaking to me about when women than years ago and andy murray to win his fight for sight let the same time back to the bbc sport centre. thanks chethan. to headingley first, and given the context the build up

provided this third ashes test you might have thought it hard for the first day between england and australia to match the raised stakes. but mark wood, restored to the side and bowling at 95 miles an hour, made sure the home crowd got the start they wanted. he ended up with five wickets. in between them another newcomer to this series, mitchell marsh, dropped on 12, scoring a run a ball century to help australia to 263 all out. england's reply stuttered 68—3, they at the close. let's speak to our correspondentjoe wilson. we spent a lot of time talking about this test because of the build up but it was nice to get some cricket on your way and a good start for england. on your way and a good start for encland. ~ , on your way and a good start for eniiand, �* , ., ., england. absolutely, throughout the series we have _ england. absolutely, throughout the series we have been _ england. absolutely, throughout the series we have been wondering i england. absolutely, throughout the | series we have been wondering when it is mark wood going to play? we have been told he's not quite ready, at lord's, they have been holding them back and there we go. today he

exploded into the series with consistently bowling around 95 miles one hour. that probably makes them, it may be, england's fastest bowler ever. too good for five australian batters today and a key reason why i sure that were 206 three, was mark wood. he was with difference between the teams and the difference in the first to test metrics. we know he has to push himself to his limits aboard like that and that's why england have to rush on him, at one stage assure that 85 44, how come they got to 200 plus. england's feeling was not their best. several dropped catches, included mention march dropped on 12, weaving sin and i think is true, and glenn can beat australia in the series but they need to be at their best in all times in all departments, in terms

of the catching today they want. i don't know what the opposite sick catches wind matches is but it may be relevant to this test because michelle at march went on to punish that mistake. michelle at march went on to punish that mistake-— that mistake. mitchell marsh claim because there _ that mistake. mitchell marsh claim because there are _ that mistake. mitchell marsh claim because there are other _ that mistake. mitchell marsh claim because there are other big - that mistake. mitchell marsh claim i because there are other big shopping all around her is injured. he has an had an up—and—down international career, 31 years old now, work hard on his physical fitness career, 31 years old now, work hard on his physicalfitness and psychologists, has been self—deprecating in the past about what australia thinks of them. what you did today was play his natural game. it allows test measures to be free of test mesh constraints so mitchell marsh just batted to his constraints and not many stronger than him. ~ ., ., i. ., ,, constraints and not many stronger than him. ~ ., ., .,~ ., than him. what do you make of the rel ? than him. what do you make of the reply? 68-3. _ than him. what do you make of the reply? 68-3. at _ than him. what do you make of the reply? 68-3, at what _ than him. what do you make of the reply? 68-3, at what pace, - than him. what do you make of the reply? 68-3, at what pace, what i reply? 68—3, at what pace, what context we provide to this? are they

being careful, joe? i context we provide to this? are they being careful, joe?— being careful, joe? i was thinking that matt cummings _ being careful, joe? i was thinking that matt cummings got - being careful, joe? i was thinking that matt cummings got a - being careful, joe? i was thinking that matt cummings got a lots i being careful, joe? i was thinking that matt cummings got a lots of| that matt cummings got a lots of abuse today pat cummings was up there was a boisterous atmosphere but control. if pat cummings was feeling any anger or frustration he could take it out on the england batterers, very rare for a captain to be a fast bowler. he got rid of too early batterers. mitchell march the all rounder came on to take a look at it was well. england down on the close after all of that, assure them i think it is their day. thank oujoe them i think it is their day. thank you joe wilson — them i think it is their day. thank you joe wilson at _ them i think it is their day. thank you joe wilson at headingley. i the highlights are on today at the test at seven o'clock on bbc four and the bbc iplayer. scotland have failed to qualify for this years men's 50 over world cup after a four wicket defeat by the netherlands in bulawayo. achieved in exactly the way they needed to make the tournament in india themselves.

brandon mcmullen helped scotland set the dutch a difficult target of 278 — with a century offjust 110 balls. to overtake scotland in the standings the netherlands needed to make the runs in under 44 overs and after taking five wickets bas de leede hit a century of his own to edge his side closer to victory, and with seven balls to spare logan van beek hit the winning run... sending the netherlands to their first world cup since 2011. you're watching sportsday. time for some of our other headlines defending champion yonas vingergaur has taken the leader's yellowjersey on stage six of the tour de france. but two—time winner tadej pogacar is up from sixth to second after riding away from vingergaur to take today's stage in the pyrenees — he's now 25 seconds off the lead. defending champion annameek van vleuten is on course for a fourth women's giro d'italia title — she won stage seven to extend her lead to nearly four minutes,

with two stages to go. britain's daniel dubois will challenge 0leksandr usyk for his world heavyweight titles in poland next month. the fight will be in wroclaw on august 26th... while anthonyjoshua and dillian whyte will meet in an all—british fight on august 12th in london. cesar azpilicueta is leaving chelsea and is expected tojoin atletico madrid. the spanish defender had been at stamford bridge for 11 years, captaining them since 2019. england's lionesses will arrive shortly in australia to begin their final preparations for the world cup. they'll be led by a woman who's already made history. in taking england to the euro 2022 title, sarina wiegman became the only manager to win the tournament back to back with different nations. having done it prevoiusly with the netherlands. now wiegman will attempt to do the same at the world cup. natalie pirks went to find out more about her...

england unassuming leader was change the face of football in this country forever. without the single—mindedness and drive of sarina weigman, england might not have become european champions but from the start the odds were stacked against her for ever making a career in football. , ., ., ., in football. there been a lot of barriers. first _ in football. there been a lot of barriers. first when _ in football. there been a lot of barriers. first when i- in football. there been a lot of barriers. first when i started l barriers. first when i started playing, when i was a kid i was not allowed to play, it was basically illegal. in allowed to play, it was basically illeaal. ., ., , . , illegal. in order to fit in she cuts her hair short _ illegal. in order to fit in she cuts her hair short to _ illegal. in order to fit in she cuts her hair short to play _ illegal. in order to fit in she cuts her hair short to play with i illegal. in order to fit in she cuts her hair short to play with the i illegal. in order to fit in she cuts i her hair short to play with the boys team with her twin brother. by the 90s, she was a fully fledged international player but no money in women's football, she had to teach full—time. here serena. that's a good photo. she worked alongside dennis keeler in the hague. i just dennis keeler in the hague. i 'ust stru: led dennis keeler in the hague. i 'ust struggled and fi dennis keeler in the hague. i 'ust struggled and was i dennis keeler in the hague. i 'ust struggled and was always i dennis keeler in the hague. i 'ust struggled and was always on i dennis keeler in the hague. iiji,sii struggled and was always on the edge of being overloaded and try to keep stable. i think being a pe teacher helped the knee as a coach. hora helped the knee as a coach. how would you _

helped the knee as a coach. how would you describe _ helped the knee as a coach. how would you describe serena? she | helped the knee as a coach. how i would you describe serena? she is hard under — would you describe serena? she is hard under outside _ would you describe serena? she is hard under outside a _ would you describe serena? she is hard under outside a you _ would you describe serena? she is hard under outside a you have i would you describe serena? she is hard under outside a you have to l would you describe serena? she is| hard under outside a you have to do what _ hard under outside a you have to do what you _ hard under outside a you have to do what you say, but she is good with relationships. what you say, but she is good with relationships-— relationships. after retiring as a -la er, relationships. after retiring as a player. she _ relationships. after retiring as a player. she left _ relationships. after retiring as a player, she left teaching - relationships. after retiring as a player, she left teaching to i relationships. after retiring as a i player, she left teaching to pursue coaching for the time and after a successful stint with local clubs, the dutch f8 came calling to manage a site in the home euros, she soon found herself standing alongside james of the game. it was here that sarina weigman made her mark, first as assistant than in a top job, any crowded field of dutch meal football and legends, certain abatement stands alone. in and legends, certain abatement stands alone.— and legends, certain abatement stands alone. in 2017, they start with zero and _ stands alone. in 2017, they start with zero and ended _ stands alone. in 2017, they start with zero and ended with - stands alone. in 2017, they start with zero and ended with zero i stands alone. in 2017, they start i with zero and ended with zero and she was really at the bottom of that success. by 2021, it was england's

turn for an overhaul, winning a major trophy at the next summer. [30 major trophy at the next summer. do you feel a bit more english now? absolutely. wanted to win a tournament was so deep in society it was almost a trauma. after winning, people were so proud and it was so intense, it has really been incredible.— intense, it has really been incredible. ., ~ , ., ., ., incredible. now in australia, a ounu incredible. now in australia, a young team — incredible. now in australia, a young team hopes _ incredible. now in australia, a young team hopes they i incredible. now in australia, a young team hopes they can i incredible. now in australia, a i young team hopes they can bring champions of europe to the ultimate price. what will your message be to the players as they embark for their first welcome under you? taste the players as they embark for their first welcome under you? we worked to be there and _ first welcome under you? we worked to be there and be _ first welcome under you? we worked to be there and be at _ first welcome under you? we worked to be there and be at our _ first welcome under you? we worked to be there and be at our best - first welcome under you? we worked to be there and be at our best it, i to be there and be at our best it, it's such a big occasion but always remember why you started playing football. they left the game might get the kids and you out there and enjoy it and give your best and we will see what it will bring us. still, we have the stream.

at the british athletics championships at the weekend there will likely be a lot more eyes than before on zharnel hughes. the sprinter is usually one of the best in his country, but ten days ago he became the fastest in the world this year. he's 9.83 seconds in 100 metres in new york broke linford christie's 30—year—old british record, and he's been speaking to ben croucher. thank you forjoining us zharnel hughes, tell us what the last few weeks have been like for you. it’s weeks have been like for you. it's been weeks have been like for you. it�*s been exciting. different in regards to lots of media work and, you know, see my name all over the place, which is pretty exciting.- which is pretty exciting. that's what ou which is pretty exciting. that's what you have _ which is pretty exciting. that's what you have been _ which is pretty exciting. that's what you have been working . which is pretty exciting. that's l what you have been working for, isn't it? , , ., ~' isn't it? definitely. i worked towards this _ isn't it? definitely. i worked towards this moment i isn't it? definitely. i worked towards this moment and i isn't it? definitely. iworked i towards this moment and greater things to come in the future. we will aet things to come in the future. we will get into the race, before we get into it, we want to get through what was going through your mind as he was settling down in the block

here? ., . he was settling down in the block here? . . . . here? patience, patience, patience. that what was _ here? patience, patience, patience. that what was going _ here? patience, patience, patience. that what was going through - here? patience, patience, patience. that what was going through my i here? patience, patience, patience. i that what was going through my mind executing the phases and trusted my speed and, you know, when i get up right, top and, just going all out and gets into the finish line. i remember seeing the tape in front of me here and i was that get selected, yep, there you are. it me here and i was that get selected, yep. there you are-— yep, there you are. it everything feels different _ yep, there you are. it everything feels different that _ yep, there you are. it everything feels different that they - yep, there you are. it everything| feels different that they question mark is the fastest you have ever run and that process a british man has ever run. did it feel different in the blocks are when you got up? you've run fast but i've ever run that fast before?— you've run fast but i've ever run that fast before? when i ran the race i that fast before? when i ran the race i knew _ that fast before? when i ran the race i knew it _ that fast before? when i ran the race i knew it was _ that fast before? when i ran the race i knew it was nine - that fast before? when i ran the i race i knew it was nine seconds, but i didn't know it was a british record. it felt fast but it still felt, i still feel as if it could be faster. i remember being light on my feet and gets into the line. i could

feel the guys on the outside of becoming through, i could hear their breathing, i could hear the footsteps coming but ijust thought i needed to get to the line and relax. we saw some bits that could be ironed out in this race and we have corrected those bits injamaica have corrected those bits in jamaica alread . , ., have corrected those bits in jamaica alread . , ., , ., already. so, you 'ust run a british record and _ already. so, you 'ust run a british record and their i already. so, youjust run a british record and their stuff? _ already. so, youjust run a british record and their stuff? there's i record and their stuff? there's stuff that can _ record and their stuff? there's stuff that can be _ record and their stuff? there's stuff that can be worked i record and their stuff? there's stuff that can be worked out i record and their stuff? there's i stuff that can be worked out there. lots of be made about your diary entry before the race, you wrote on the number. have you written down any more diary entries for what's coming up? i any more diary entries for what's coming up?— coming up? i haven't written an hind coming up? i haven't written anything down _ coming up? i haven't written anything down for _ coming up? i haven't written anything down for trials i coming up? i haven't written anything down for trials is i coming up? i haven't written | anything down for trials is yet coming up? i haven't written i anything down for trials is yet but more than likely i will. anything down for trials is yet but more than likely i will. do anything down for trials is yet but more than likely i will.— anything down for trials is yet but more than likely i will. do you have a another number _ more than likely i will. do you have a another number in _ more than likely i will. do you have a another number in your— more than likely i will. do you have a another number in your head? i more than likely i will. do you have | a another number in your head? no a another number in your head? in? numbers on my mind right now but i am going out to compete and give it my best shot and i will go there and execute my race, and focus on what i need to do, and embrace the moment. have fun. ., ~' ., need to do, and embrace the moment. have fun. ., ,, ., _, .,

have fun. you know, come away with the win for — have fun. you know, come away with the win for some _ have fun. you know, come away with the win for some how— have fun. you know, come away with the win for some how much - have fun. you know, come away with l the win for some how much confidence does that give you incident british championships, and the world championships? you are the fastest man in the world this year. mr; man in the world this year. my confidence _ man in the world this year. ii confidence is high but man in the world this year. ii1: confidence is high but i will man in the world this year. ii1 confidence is high but i will not get ahead of myself. the job confidence is high but i will not get ahead of myself. thejob is not done yet. this is where things are starting to tighten up now and there bits that can be fixed and am looking forward to going out and fixing what i need to fix and having fun while doing it. the most important thing is to get to the championship, and gets into that finance, execute my best race possible and come away with them at all. , i, possible and come away with them at all. , . ., ,, . ,, possible and come away with them at all. , ., ., ,, possible and come away with them at all. , ., ., , , ., ~' i., ., all. great to speak with you zharnel hu u hes. that's all from us here at the bbc sport centre, so let's head back to wimbledon and chetan. chetan, over to you. you may be on the brink of more andy murray time. it feels like that, the anticipation is building around us and on hand when held hundreds of gathered. you can hear the crops in

the distance for a mesh next to me. glorious sunny evening awaits, andy murray stefan us it's about succumb, andy murray won his first wimbledon title ten years ago as did marion bertinelli, also near where she won the cycle. she had lost a previous final to venus williams and thought she would never get the opportunity again except the championships back in 2017 was served for the third learned some and that is what she was talking to me about not run to the action pensive. he took me six long years before i got some chance after that loss to venus williams. i thought i'm that moment was god giving me another chance and i had to take it. it was a very special edition. i did not

lose a set. for me to win wimbledon in that fashion and make a statement, that during those two weeks of the best they're out there was special. his weeks of the best they're out there was special-— weeks of the best they're out there was special-— weeks of the best they're out there wassecial. , , . , i ~ , was special. his ten year since andy murray presses _ was special. his ten year since andy murray presses hands _ was special. his ten year since andy murray presses hands on _ was special. his ten year since andy murray presses hands on his - was special. his ten year since andy murray presses hands on his first i murray presses hands on his first wimbledon title, you shared that journey together in some way, where there any moments to share during that run in 2013?— that run in 2013? there were two moments i _ that run in 2013? there were two moments i remember. _ that run in 2013? there were two moments i remember. the - that run in 2013? there were two moments i remember. the first. that run in 2013? there were two i moments i remember. the first one that run in 2013? there were two - moments i remember. the first one on the sunday prior to the tournament starting, it was raining, or the courts were closed to all of them, expect the and he was playing on, and i was next to that court. so i think people didn't want to disturb andy murray, so that simply a few more moments and i use that to my advantage to get a fume moments. we were the last two standing before the tournament started in the rain practising. on sunday when i was in my physical recovery session in the private for your room, and he was doing his as well, our two freezers

said one week ago you were the only ones practising i know the are still in visio, maybe have the championships. i said to andy, maybe you can do it because you did it with the other pics last year, but for me i don't know, he said that i could do it as well. those are two moments we shared together. i fiiilii moments we shared together. i will never forget- _ moments we shared together. i will never forget. just _ moments we shared together. i will never forget. just sharing something with you here, something regarded by our team here ten years ago, just an idea of how hard you're working there even in practice. what are your memories was we have the weights attached to my ankles and doing the drive gelatin, i remember all of those moments.— all of those moments. trying to get read for all of those moments. trying to get ready for the _ all of those moments. trying to get ready for the final. _ all of those moments. trying to get ready for the final. i _ all of those moments. trying to get ready for the final. i just _ all of those moments. trying to get ready for the final. i just thought i ready for the final. i just thought it was my last chance, my last wimbledon, and the adrenaline and depression and the thrill and the desire to make this happen just put me into that situation, and when i

start my ace and heard marion vesely, then i know i did it. start my ace and heard marion vesely, then i knowl did it. marion bartoli was — vesely, then i knowl did it. marion bartoli was up _ vesely, then i knowl did it. marion bartoli was up another— vesely, then i knowl did it. marion bartoli was up another woman i vesely, then i knowl did it. marion bartoli was up another woman who | bartoli was up another woman who knows how to when a cyclist, is elena rebecca rebecca and her, she's trying to went back to back titles. her opponent is pumping at the moment though it because she has break point as she's trying to wrestle our way back into the match. can she keep her eyes up? we are keeping an eye on that because andy murray versus seven acid supports with stiffness since he bites would join it. everything on the bbc. —— stefanos tsitsipas. with looking forward to an murray tonight. good night.

hello there. temperatures have been a little bit below average for the first week ofjuly. however, things are set to get a lot hotter as we look at the forecast for tomorrow — more on that in a second. today, many of us have had dry weather with some spells of sunshine and some showers, though, for scotland and some heavy rain in northern ireland, all tied in with this thick cloud you can see on the satellite picture, and weather fronts that have been bringing some heavy rain to the northwest, well, that's being caused by this area of low pressure. it's on friday, as that low swings back out into the north atlantic, that we start to get these southerly winds moving in, and it's that that boosts our temperatures. so, a big jump in heat tomorrow with highs getting up to 29 degrees celsius in the hottest parts of the country. now, before we see that heat arrive, overnight tonight, we've got some rain, the rain turning heavy for a time as it pushes northwards across scotland. then the rain probably becomes a little bit lighter and patchy, at least for a time, for scotland and for northern ireland. a little bit of rain for a time across north west england. otherwise, england and wales looking largely dry with some clear spells. it will be a warmer night than we've seen over recent nights.

for friday, then, we've got the remnants of that weather system bringing some rain to northern ireland and scotland to start the day. that will clear away and the weather will turn brighter as we head into the afternoon. it's across england and wales that we'll have sunshine really from dawn till dusk, and it's across england, wales, that we'll see the highest temperatures, widely around 26 for east wales, the midlands, northern england, but as high as 29 degrees celsius around london and the southeast of england. and it does mean we could see the highest temperature of the whole of the wimbledon championship, potentially, during friday, with temperatures certainly getting into the high 20s here. on into the weekend's forecast — we'll keep the warm weather going, but there's a risk of some thundery showers initially working into the west, and then as a plume of moisture gets pulled in from europe, we might well see in from europe, we might well see storms breaking out ahead across parts of eastern england, eastern scotland. one or two of the showers could be torrential, but at the same time, there will be some areas that dodged the downpours altogether and stay dry. temperatures still on the warm side for eastern england — could see temperatures storms breaking out ahead into the mid—20s for northern scotland. for sunday, again, it's a day of sunshine and showers,

but there could be some more organised clumps of rain moving up from the continent. a bit of uncertainty about where that might be, but it could be that we see some torrential rain across eastern areas of england. if that happens, we could see, well, about half a month's worth of rainfall in just a few hours. so there's a risk of seeing some localised flooding, but a bit of uncertaintyjust yet.

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