of last week spain in saragossa saw heavy rain and hail through the streets, and it all follows what the wmo have said was the warmest week ever recorded. a warm atmosphere means more extreme rainfall and the impact of climate change will be assessed, but there have been other things happening in vermont and the other north—east parts of the us and the rain has been stuck in place by this area of high pressure in the north atlantic. we are on the other side with low pressure, not quite as extreme, but showing you for the rest of the week into the weekend it will be another changeable spell, rather cool for the time of year and rain on and off and some heavy rain expected and strong winds on friday. that's coming our way. let's get back to what is happening at the moment. heavy showers at the moment and many are england and wales have faded and more will continue through scotland and northern ireland and with clear skies around a fresher night than we saw through last night. through tomorrow morning, much of central and eastern and southern england, lovely starter to the day on the same for the channel

islands for the showers elsewhere and more of them will bubble up through the day on what is going to happen tomorrow? stronger winds so they will rapidly push across the sky, someone heavy, thundery side, especially further north but there will be more in the way of sunshine and more sunshine towards east anglia and the south—east. it the winds are stronger, a cooler day tomorrow and that means for wimbledon a blustery one with the chance of passing shower but few showers on thursday and it should feel bit warmer.— showers on thursday and it should feel bit warmer. lovely. matt, thank ou ve feel bit warmer. lovely. matt, thank you very much- _ feel bit warmer. lovely. matt, thank you very much. it's _ feel bit warmer. lovely. matt, thank you very much. it's goodbye - feel bit warmer. lovely. matt, thank you very much. it's goodbye from i feel bit warmer. lovely. matt, thank| you very much. it's goodbye from us. time tojoin the you very much. it's goodbye from us. time to join the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday the quarterfinals get under way. coming up on the programme, the top

seed, incredible run of championships continues. and awaiting her in the semifinals is the unseated player, vondrousova winds here before. and can entr es stop know chunk of its charge towards an eighth title? will bring you the latest with the latest titles and play i'm jane dougall at the bbc sports centre. also coming up on sportsday. the women's ashes are about to resume, can england build on their success in the t20s to beat the aussies in the one dayers? and, the brits are bringing home medals at the world para athletics, we'll have the latest from paris.

quarterfinals day at wimbledon. thank you forjoining us and plenty watching the action unfold on centre court and we have legends matches around us and an extraordinary story to bring you 18 months ago when russia invaded ukraine, the top—seeded player svitolina five potentially about retiring from the sport in the concern over what was going on in the homeland and the charity foundation, the money she earns, much of it goes to that charity and then, in october next year, good news for her and she gave birth to her baby daughter sky, it was only in april that she went back from maternity leave. she reached the quarterfinals and even higher

today as they reached the wimbledon semifinals after knocking out the women's top seedin seed in here is a report. centre court were treated to a thrilling match between top seed and wild card svitolina, she started off strong she was seven for the first set and handed svitolina a lifeline, when she intended to use wisely. the road number one completely collapsed as svitolina found a rhythm to take the first set 7—5. the breaking could not have come at a better time for her. i was more like it svitolina on the return from maternity leave in april but she was pushing the top seed to her limits. 4—1 down, they bravely battled back one set each. both players had given everything in this match but svitolina somehow

found another gear. hat this match but svitolina somehow found another gear.— this match but svitolina somehow found another gear. not easy but it was a proud — found another gear. not easy but it was a proud effort _ found another gear. not easy but it was a proud effort that _ found another gear. not easy but it was a proud effort that i did - found another gear. not easy but it was a proud effort that i did today i was a proud effort that i did today and thank you so much for cheering for me all the way and i'm very quick. wait for her country, for her daughter and for herself. a victory that means so much so many. the first when for vondrousova, she did the hard way. first when for vondrousova, she did the hard way-— first when for vondrousova, she did the hard way. both only dropped one set on the way _ the hard way. both only dropped one set on the way to _ the hard way. both only dropped one set on the way to the _ the hard way. both only dropped one set on the way to the last _ the hard way. both only dropped one set on the way to the last eight - the hard way. both only dropped one set on the way to the last eight and i set on the way to the last eight and vondrousova taking the first set 6-4. but vondrousova taking the first set 6—4. but they're not going to give up 6—4. but they're not going to give up that easily it took us seven years to get to the top 100 but she is enjoying her tennis here. taking it to the top 100 but she is enjoying her tennis here. taking into a deciding set. 4—1 down in the third, they pulled up an incredible fight back to win five games in a

row. request for a major appearance goes on but while vondrousova continues her wimbledon train. continues her wimbledon dream. we have tried to make this happen a few times and we have been stopped in our plans. the champion is here. let us start with svitolina, that is some story for so many reasons, how do you explain how she is made this run happen here. do you explain how she is made this run happen here-— run happen here. going back from maternity leave _ run happen here. going back from maternity leave and _ run happen here. going back from maternity leave and being - run happen here. going back from maternity leave and being back. run happen here. going back from| maternity leave and being back for run happen here. going back from i maternity leave and being back for a couple of months and doing well at the french open and now shared wimbledon, this seems like she's playing inspired tennis and playing for ukraine because she was always an aggressive player beforehand, her service just an aggressive player beforehand, her servicejustjumped up an aggressive player beforehand, her service justjumped up about 20%, the way that she walks and gets pumped up for matches, she is

sticking out these matches like never before and i think so much of it is because of what is happening in her homeland.— it is because of what is happening in her homeland. which years this perspeetive _ in her homeland. which years this perspeetive that — in her homeland. which years this perspective that she _ in her homeland. which years this perspective that she is _ in her homeland. which years this perspective that she is doing - in her homeland. which years this perspective that she is doing it. in her homeland. which years this j perspective that she is doing it for more than herself but actually winning a tennis match. this is what she is about any more. she's doing for ukraine and also being a mother. her hand seems looser, she is enjoying it more. there is a freedom and they talked about this as well, it's and they talked about this as well, its english playing somebody else when she had that match. it's english playing somebody else when she had that match.- when she had that match. playing five times before _ when she had that match. playing five times before and _ when she had that match. playing five times before and they - when she had that match. playing five times before and they had - when she had that match. playing | five times before and they had won all five in this was something different, the way svitolina was down in that final match type brick, 7-4 down in that final match type brick, 7—4 and just doug and and based on the last point, i think looking at the full picture for svitolina, very happy and her personal life, a great

new coach that is really helped her decide that she has the weapons to be more aggressive in today's game, she is a former semifinalist and she knows us to use those weapons and we knows us to use those weapons and we know that it's just a point or two that can make a difference they think the cloud today also helped, playing number one in the world, they were not against her but they can relate to the story of svitolina.— can relate to the story of svitolina. ,, , , ., ., svitolina. she said she is going to have a beer _ svitolina. she said she is going to have a beer tonight. _ svitolina. she said she is going to have a beer tonight. that - svitolina. she said she is going to have a beer tonight. that is - svitolina. she said she is going to have a beer tonight. that is so . have a beer tonight. that is so relatable- _ have a beer tonight. that is so relatable. making _ have a beer tonight. that is so relatable. making sure - have a beer tonight. that is so relatable. making sure that. have a beer tonight. that is so | relatable. making sure that she have a beer tonight. that is so - relatable. making sure that she gets that because — relatable. making sure that she gets that because we _ relatable. making sure that she gets that because we did _ relatable. making sure that she gets that because we did not _ relatable. making sure that she gets that because we did not think - relatable. making sure that she gets that because we did not think she i that because we did not think she was country plank here on thursday and mistress of a quick mention on the quarterfinals, she has to figure this thing out, she is too good to not end up winning this one day. she is 14 majors —

not end up winning this one day. sue: is 14 majors or not end up winning this one day. sie: is 14 majors or she not end up winning this one day. si2 is 14 majors or she has time to get set up in the biggest stroke in the game beforehand. but she has not conquered how to play and use of weapons on brass and there is a very big take—back and the important knows that they can break down but swiatek it sometimes doesn't have a perfect bounce on brass and svitolina was still very crafty and putting in some spends in staying low, she did not give swiatek the same shot at the same level all the time thomas was a master class for svitolina and again, swiatek had never made it to the quarter, i believe one day she will win it because she is too good an athlete not to stop at moving at a grand slam in the sixth attempt, winning this one and three. it was

vondrousova, i think whenjessica was up 4—1 and a point, break point to go in the third set in total control, she had when the second set 6-2 control, she had when the second set 6—2 in the way she was going to break that barrierfive 6—2 in the way she was going to break that barrier five major quarterfinals and never been to the semifinals but it was vondrousova at that time, it seemed like she just freed up and tried everything else, i'm just going to start crushing the ball in her surface much better, or strokes are powerful when she took it. all credit to her and have to say that she played well but unseeded finalist because we have vondrousova and we have svitolina who was a wild card because she came back and wasn't even high enough to get rent from her maternity leave. we have reaching the semifinal, that

is him finally realising his great talent. you look atjannik sinner, while the finals as well. it’s talent. you look at jannik sinner, while the finals as well.— while the finals as well. it's so important _ while the finals as well. it's so important to — while the finals as well. it's so important to do _ while the finals as well. it's so important to do with _ while the finals as well. it's so important to do with the i while the finals as well. it's so important to do with the first i while the finals as well. it's so i important to do with the first time because there's always the doubts but jannik because there's always the doubts butjannik sinner is an incredible athlete. but jannik sinner is an incredible athlete. �* ., , ., athlete. and potentially novak d'okovic athlete. and potentially novak djokovic in _ athlete. and potentially novak djokovic in front _ athlete. and potentially novak djokovic in front and _ athlete. and potentially novak djokovic in front and we i athlete. and potentially novak djokovic in front and we are i djokovic in front and we are expecting the inevitable, surely, novak novak djokovic in the semifinals. novak novak d'okovic in the semifinals.— novak novak d'okovic in the semifinals. ~ ., , �* , semifinals. winner for sure. but is definitely the _ semifinals. winner for sure. but is definitely the favour _ semifinals. winner for sure. but is definitely the favour and _ semifinals. winner for sure. but is definitely the favour and is - semifinals. winner for sure. but is definitely the favour and is one i semifinals. winner for sure. but is| definitely the favour and is one the last four years but 36 and oftentimes, you see a little bit of a player at that age go down, i feel he is playing better than he ever has. i, i, ~ he is playing better than he ever has. ., ., ~ , he is playing better than he ever has. , , , , has. he took the first set up but i think his expression _ has. he took the first set up but i think his expression that - has. he took the first set up but i think his expression that he i has. he took the first set up but i think his expression that he felt i think his expression that he felt the pressure even more because it was no longer i have nothing to

lose, i am one set up and novak talk tojust raised himself. he has fears that most other guys do not have. 203, maybe he can speak through but when you're playing three out of five, that is why the blood and play in the novak djokovic will lose at one point but ijust do not feel like it is quite yet in three out of five, know chunk of it seems to figure it out and loves the surface and play so well for me to not feel comfortable on this surface —— novak novak djokovic. comfortable on this surface -- novak novak djokovic.— novak djokovic. looking at the quarterfinals — novak djokovic. looking at the quarterfinals to _ novak djokovic. looking at the quarterfinals to come - novak djokovic. looking at the | quarterfinals to come tomorrow novak djokovic. looking at the i quarterfinals to come tomorrow and will be talking but back to the bbc sportscenter. back at the bbc sport centre, let's bring you up to date with the other days sports news. we'll start with the women's ashes now and the three one dayers begin tomorrow in bristol with tammy beaumont and lauren filer back in the england squad. they weren't selected for the t20

series, which england won — the first series that australia have lost since 2017. can they have the same sucess in the odi's? ben croucher looks ahead. it will make england have won the game! they are still in the ashes! the battle but in bristol, they still have to play the long game. we still have to play the long game. 2 talked about that after the first victory, we have seen ourselves trying to do things differently to trying to do things differently to try and beat this ragged team. to help the cause, the recorded record breakers. , �* ., ., , , , breakers. timmy beaumont brings up the double centre. _ breakers. timmy beaumont brings up the double centre. point _ breakers. timmy beaumont brings up the double centre. point in _ breakers. timmy beaumont brings up the double centre. point in the i breakers. timmy beaumont brings up the double centre. point in the test l the double centre. point in the test match, the double centre. point in the test match. she — the double centre. point in the test match. she was _ the double centre. point in the test match, she was left _ the double centre. point in the test match, she was left out _ the double centre. point in the test match, she was left out of - the double centre. point in the test match, she was left out of the i the double centre. point in the test match, she was left out of the t20 | match, she was left out of the t20 series and is still determined to make her mark. it’s series and is still determined to make her mark.— series and is still determined to make her mark. it's always good to score rounds _ make her mark. it's always good to score rounds but _ make her mark. it's always good to score rounds but certainly a - make her mark. it's always good to score rounds but certainly a lot i

make her mark. it's always good to score rounds but certainly a lot of. score rounds but certainly a lot of confidence — score rounds but certainly a lot of confidence and _ score rounds but certainly a lot of confidence and is _ score rounds but certainly a lot of confidence and is so _ score rounds but certainly a lot of confidence and is so much - score rounds but certainly a lot of| confidence and is so much believe that we _ confidence and is so much believe that we can — confidence and is so much believe that we can beat _ confidence and is so much believe that we can beat australia - confidence and is so much believe . that we can beat australia tomorrow and hopefutty, — that we can beat australia tomorrow and hopefutiy. the _ that we can beat australia tomorrow and hopefully, the rest— that we can beat australia tomorrow and hopefully, the rest of— that we can beat australia tomorrow and hopefully, the rest of the - that we can beat australia tomorrow| and hopefully, the rest of the games getting _ and hopefully, the rest of the games getting back— and hopefully, the rest of the games getting back on — and hopefully, the rest of the games getting back on track _ and hopefully, the rest of the games getting back on track 19205. - and hopefully, the rest of the games getting back on track 19205. it- and hopefully, the rest of the games getting back on track 19205. it is i getting back on track 1920s. it is no small one. — getting back on track 19205. no small one, au5tralia getting back on track 19205.- no small one, australia the world champions they've won the last 15 in the 15 over format and making sure that they cannot be caught. essen; that they cannot be caught. every time he played — that they cannot be caught. every time he played england, - that they cannot be caught. every time he played england, it's i that they cannot be caught. e2 time he played england, it's really good cricket, hard—fought and every time we played england, the repetitiveness of the last two games we have to acknowledge that and fix some areas of our game and so, no game against england is ever easy. aha, game against england is ever ea5y. a victory in any of the remaining three matches will be enough to maintain the women's ashes but they need to beat the most english of conditions, a solo bristol crowd and maybe even, the art shower too. this morning, england men announced their squad for the fourth test which starts at old trafford a week tomorrow. they remain unchanged from the side

which won by three wickets at headingley on sunday to make it 2—1 to australia with two tests still to play. it means there is no place for surrey wicketkeeper ben foakes, with jonny bairstow to retain the gloves. after winning the stage at the tour de france, he dedicated his victory to his late team—mate who died after a crash at last month's race. he kept his overall lead by moving up to for place above the british trio and tom. nick reports. starting after arrest of the tour de france is always hard. but the temperatures in roads across 104 miles made stage ten even more challenging for any fight to the finish. contest for overall victory is very down to a two horse race, and so here

defending champion in the yellow jersey and the mountains. this was a day for a breakaway. with 20 miles to go, they went for what would be the biggest victory of his career. the team was confident. it’s the biggest victory of his career. the team was confident.- the biggest victory of his career. the team was confident. it's the day of our the team was confident. it's the day of your life. — the team was confident. it's the day of your life, come _ the team was confident. it's the day of your life, come on. _ the team was confident. it's the day of your life, come on. but— the team was confident. it's the day of your life, come on. but in - the team was confident. it's the day of your life, come on. but in this i of your life, come on. but in this lace, of your life, come on. but in this place. he — of your life, come on. but in this place. he was — of your life, come on. but in this place, he was caught _ of your life, come on. but in this place, he was caught two - of your life, come on. but in this place, he was caught two miles i of your life, come on. but in this i place, he was caught two miles from the finish line and things really started to speed up. and before they found their way to the front and stayed there. 11 days after the race got under way, there was finally a winner. the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of double 800 metre olympic champion caster semenya in the challenge against world athletics' rules which stated that the runner�*s testosterone levels would have to be lowered. world athletics said they had taken a proportionate measure to defend

the female category. alex capstick is our correspondent following this story. ever since they've made broad headlines as a teenager when she won 80 metres back in 2009, these rules were introduced in 2018 permanently ljy were introduced in 2018 permanently by world of flex to restrict levels of testosterone for these athletes with differences in sexual development and refusing to take medication, she was not allowed to compete in these events that she won olympic and world titles and that is the 800 metres and she's argued that these rules are a violation human rights and she appealed in 2019 in that field and took it to the swiss tribunal in 2021, the supreme court there failed again and she has appealed to the european court of human rights and while this is a decision of a narrow one, many of thejudges believe there is

decision of a narrow one, many of the judges believe there is a vindication for her, it is quite nuanced and quite complicated and the decision is against switzerland, basically because the court there say they could not afford her enough protection and the procedural way it was run, given the fact there were credible and substantiated evidence that she had been discriminated against. so, a victory for her but it is quite complicated. to the world para—athletics now, where there's been more success for the brits, following a second gold for the team. our reporter rachael latham is in paris. one — rachael, what have the highlights been from today? she has set in the gold—medal position and she is going to be hoping for that. after seeing them go on the 200 metres final and it is such a tough race but right into the

income the bronze medal and we have also seenjohnny peacock or an action and that the 100 metres sheet and the two sheets reports of past that the top five qualifies for the northpoint north three —— 9.3. but but athlete that is already given a gold medal to great britain is joining me this evening and pick up the gold and around the neck, not having time to process how much this means to you?— having time to process how much this means to you? means a lot because of how much this — means to you? means a lot because of how much this build-up _ means to you? means a lot because of how much this build-up is _ means to you? means a lot because of how much this build-up is been - means to you? means a lot because of how much this build-up is been in i how much this build—up is been in eight _ how much this build—up is been in eight weeks ago, suffered a hamstring tear and having to backtrack and protect the hamstring but trying _ backtrack and protect the hamstring but trying to maintain the strength and fitness i was in, it was a challenge _ and fitness i was in, it was a challenge with my team, we did extremely well and to come out and perform _ extremely well and to come out and perform one of my cleanest score sheets _ perform one of my cleanest score sheets in — perform one of my cleanest score

sheets in the competition of my career. — sheets in the competition of my career. i'm _ sheets in the competition of my career, i'm quite proud of how we did. career, i'm quite proud of how we did yes. — career, i'm quite proud of how we did yes. i— career, i'm quite proud of how we did. yes, lam happy. with career, i'm quite proud of how we did. yes, i am happy.— did. yes, i am happy. with the paralympic_ did. yes, i am happy. with the paralympic games _ did. yes, i am happy. with the paralympic games and - did. yes, i am happy. with the paralympic games and going . did. yes, i am happy. with the i paralympic games and going into the next a world champion, how much confidence to select if view stops with tremendous confidence and i was my season opener. 25nd with tremendous confidence and i was my season opener-— my season opener. and going into the rest of the season _ my season opener. and going into the rest of the season to _ my season opener. and going into the rest of the season to hone _ my season opener. and going into the rest of the season to hone in on i rest of the season to hone in on what _ rest of the season to hone in on what they— rest of the season to hone in on what they need to improve on there's a you _ what they need to improve on there's a you think— what they need to improve on there's a you think some of the competition which are _ a you think some of the competition which are really difficult to deal with. _ which are really difficult to deal with, such as the heat. you are out there _ with, such as the heat. you are out there for— with, such as the heat. you are out there for two — with, such as the heat. you are out there for two and a half hours it was really— there for two and a half hours it was really hard. and my nutrition could've — was really hard. and my nutrition could've been better but upon reflection, hydration, it gives me a good _ reflection, hydration, it gives me a good practice for next year. it puts me in good — good practice for next year. it puts me in good stead. find good practice for next year. it puts me in good stead.— me in good stead. and exciting competition — me in good stead. and exciting competition to _ me in good stead. and exciting competition to watch _ me in good stead. and exciting competition to watch between | me in good stead. and exciting i competition to watch between you me in good stead. and exciting - competition to watch between you and your polish rival in the two of you in the definition of the same jump. i said this yesterday, despite poetic— i said this yesterday, despite poetic because we've been at the head _ poetic because we've been at the head throughout my whole career in

athletics _ head throughout my whole career in athletics and he's been pushing me every— athletics and he's been pushing me every step— athletics and he's been pushing me every step of the way and he's been the one _ every step of the way and he's been the one we — every step of the way and he's been the one i've been chasing and kind of go—between winning and this time, it's actually— of go—between winning and this time, it's actually nice to be to share. we needed to return from an achilles rupture, _ we needed to return from an achilles rupture, or— we needed to return from an achilles rupture, orabout we needed to return from an achilles rupture, or about 35 years old and were _ rupture, or about 35 years old and were very — rupture, or about 35 years old and were very much still in the sport and delivering and it was quite a nice moment.— and delivering and it was quite a nice moment. �* . ., , nice moment. and rich in paris the world championships. _ nice moment. and rich in paris the world championships. what - nice moment. and rich in paris the world championships. what do i nice moment. and rich in paris the world championships. what do you want from the paralympic games —— we are in paris. s second to london 2017 it's one of the biggest turnouts we've had of spectators in a real chance and turnouts we've had of spectators in a real chance— a real chance and you know what. the crowd are getting _ a real chance and you know what. the crowd are getting really _ a real chance and you know what. the crowd are getting really behind i a real chance and you know what. the crowd are getting really behind our. crowd are getting really behind our sport— crowd are getting really behind our sport and _ crowd are getting really behind our sport and it's a lovely spectacle to watch _ sport and it's a lovely spectacle to watch these prolific sports and more of the _ watch these prolific sports and more of the same and bigger and better. i've of the same and bigger and better. we just _ of the same and bigger and better. i've just been visiting the eiffel tower— i've just been visiting the eiffel tower today and in pairs 2024, it's going _ tower today and in pairs 2024, it's going to _ tower today and in pairs 2024, it's going to he — tower today and in pairs 2024, it's going to be an amazing venue and an

amazing— going to be an amazing venue and an amazing place to hold it.— amazing place to hold it. bigger and better there's _ amazing place to hold it. bigger and better there's more _ amazing place to hold it. bigger and better there's more to _ amazing place to hold it. bigger and better there's more to come - amazing place to hold it. bigger and better there's more to come this i better there's more to come this evening and two athletes are going to be going in the 100 metre run. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. australian racing driver daniel ricciardo has made a surprising return to formula 1. he'll race for red bull's sister team alpha tauri for the rest of the season after they dropped nyck de vries. riccardo left mclaren last year and had been with red bull as a reserve driver this season. tyson fury has announced he'll take on former ufc heavyweight champion francis ngannou in a fight in saudi arabia in october. ngannou has no professional record in boxing, but fury insists it won't be an exhibition, despite the fact he won't be defending his wbc title. tottenham have signed israel winger manor solomon from shakhtar donetsk on a five—year deal — reportedly for free.

he's tottenham's fourth signing of the summer after spending last season on loan at fulham. manchester city's england midfielder kalvin phillips says he's determined to have more of an impact on the pitch this season. phillips was signed from leeds for an initial fee of 42 million last summer. but injuries have meant he made just 21 appearances across all competitons as city completed the premier league, fa cup and champions league treble. it has been a very tough time. it's been a season and just getting used to a new team and new managers but topping off at the trouble and eeent topping off at the trouble and event topping off at the trouble and event to be very resilient _ topping off at the trouble and event to be very resilient this _ topping off at the trouble and event to be very resilient this season, haven't you? how difficult has that beenin haven't you? how difficult has that

been in talks of the injuries. it’s been in talks of the in'uries. it's been in talks of the in'uries. it's been very — been in talks of the injuries. it�*s been very difficult. and dislocated shoulder which have beenjust before the world cup several weeks before and it was time to get fit for that and before, had problems with my hamstring as well and does different injuries occurring and i feel really goodin injuries occurring and i feel really good in the england team and they've helped me a lot to get back to full fitness and that is what done the past few months trying to push myself and be ready for the preseason starts. that's all from us here at the bbc sport centre — so let's head back to wimbledon and chetan, chetan over to you.... we talked about svitolina, the championships talking about the story of the men's game. christopher

eubank who at the wimbledon quarterfinals tomorrow, what a turnaround for someone asked earlier playing tennis on brass talked about it being the dumbest surface to play the sport on. breaking into the world top 100 earlier this year they've been working on the side as a commentator with the tennis channel and last year, the semifinalist beat the man who beat andy murray and five and his friends have been telling him his natural game is made for grass and he was texting asking herfor game is made for grass and he was texting asking her for advice on how to get better and coming at wimbledon, he won the title and on the eve of his big match, we been getting the thoughts of some people that know him well starting with ten. . . that know him well starting with ten. ., ., . ., ., ten. that a connection with them to team tennis — ten. that a connection with them to team tennis together _ ten. that a connection with them to team tennis together and _ ten. that a connection with them to team tennis together and just i ten. that a connection with them to team tennis together and just to i ten. that a connection with them to | team tennis together and just to see him grow into what a lot of people

assumed he was capable of doing but hasn't really shown and then to win a title leading into wimbledon and being in the court is absolutely amazing and to me, that's the story of wimbledon so far. the amazing and to me, that's the story of wimbledon so far.— amazing and to me, that's the story of wimbledon so far. the reaction is auoin to of wimbledon so far. the reaction is going to be — of wimbledon so far. the reaction is going to be very _ of wimbledon so far. the reaction is going to be very surprising - of wimbledon so far. the reaction is going to be very surprising and i of wimbledon so far. the reaction is going to be very surprising and he's| going to be very surprising and he's a star— going to be very surprising and he's a star because people are falling in love with _ a star because people are falling in love with them as they should. his smile _ love with them as they should. his smile was— love with them as they should. his smile was the most genuine, he is a great _ smile was the most genuine, he is a great guy, _ smile was the most genuine, he is a great guy, passionate about the sport— great guy, passionate about the sport because by the game. such a treat au , sport because by the game. such a great guy. everyone _ sport because by the game. such a great guy, everyone likes - sport because by the game. such a great guy, everyone likes chris. i sport because by the game. such a j great guy, everyone likes chris. he always— great guy, everyone likes chris. he always does— great guy, everyone likes chris. he always does the _ great guy, everyone likes chris. he always does the right _ great guy, everyone likes chris. he always does the right thing - great guy, everyone likes chris. he always does the right thing and i great guy, everyone likes chris. he always does the right thing and it'5| always does the right thing and it's nice to _ always does the right thing and it's nice to see — always does the right thing and it's nice to see everything _ always does the right thing and it's nice to see everything pay- always does the right thing and it's nice to see everything pay off i always does the right thing and it's nice to see everything pay off for l nice to see everything pay off for him _ nice to see everything pay off for him. ~ ., ., ., forward to him. in effect novak djokovic will be on two sets but for me and the team, we are out of the time and thanks for watching. good night.

good evening. the shower clouds menacing in the menai straits behind me earlier today. it has been a day of contrasts, really. the sunshine between the showers, but when they've come along, we've had some really torrential downpours, lots of thunder and lightning, some hail in there as well. a rather more persistent band of rain still across the north of scotland. the showers perhaps fading a little later this evening and overnight across england and wales, but some more persistent rain potentially pushing through northern ireland into southern scotland, again back into north wales and northern england. i think we've lost the humidity, so a more comfortable night for sleeping. but those breezes, that brisk wind will continue to push those showers eastwards overnight and into wednesday with that low pressure close by. perhaps a little respite in the south on thursday, but not for long. the next area of wet and windy weather comes in by the end of the week and then lingers into the weekend.

we're set in this trend, really, at the moment of really very unsettled weather. so wednesday dawning with a little bit of sunshine, but the shower cloud soon gets going and they'll be heavy and frequent across northern ireland, scotland, northern england. and there will be showers further south as well. almost nowhere exempt from them, so when they come along, they will move through on that brisk wind coming from the west or the north—west. so it'll feel fresher, but as i say there is still the chance of some showers disrupting the play on wednesday at wimbledon, for example, because they will be coming through on that brisk breeze at times. squally winds and downpours continue into the evening. they fade a little, then, as we head towards thursday morning in southern areas. again, a pleasant night for sleeping having lost that humidity, fairly cool i should imagine in the suburbs, perhaps into single figures. but that ridge of high pressure's really only around in southern areas. still some heavy showers further north. and then this next area of low pressure pushes back in with some more persistent rain and a bout more persistent rain and a bout of strong winds again for friday. of strong winds again for friday. but for thursday, again plenty but for thursday, again plenty of showers, slow—moving and heavy of showers, slow—moving and heavy with the slightly less windy weather with the slightly less windy weather in the north.

perhaps fewer showers in the south, in the north. but there'll still be some around. with a bit more sunshine, with a bit more sunshine, temperatures will be a little higher. and then into friday, temperatures will be as our next area of low pressure winds itself in, pressure winds itself in, it will give another spell of quite heavy and thundery rain, it will give another spell of quite strong winds to go with it and following some heavy showers. and following some heavy showers. and you can see it stays unsettled and you can see it stays unsettled for the most part into the early for the most part into the early part of next week as well. part of next week as well. live from london. live from london. this is bbc news. this is bbc news. a second person makes allegations a second person makes allegations about the bbc presenter about the bbc presenter at the centre of claims over sexually explicit photos. it comes as the corporation says two attempts were made, over several weeks, to contact the family at the centre of the initial complaint.