burnley and england defender michael keane is their latest signing for a fee that could rise to £30 milliongh this evening starting, of course, at wimbledon. there were seven british players involved on the first day — not often you can say that. andy murray allayed the injury fears that have dogged his preparations for the championships and breezed into round two with a comfortable victory. ben crowcher reports. and so begins the most quintessentially british fortnight of the sporting summer, queueing, an excuse of the sporting summer, queueing, an excuse for fancy dress and two weeks of andy murray putting us through the ringer. he already put us through that before starting, how would his hip injury stand up against public, we known for his unpredictable style? —— against public. the kazakhstan player was given the ru na round. public. the kazakhstan player was given the runaround. this was andy murray ina given the runaround. this was andy murray in a hurry, tennis in the fast lane. ooh, there is a little bit of good fortune in that but there is even more superb touch. bit of good fortu

the former scotland international phil bardsley hasjoined premier league side burnley on a two—year—dealor for an undisclosed fee, and is burnley‘s fourth signing of the summer. there were 15 ties in the scottish league cup this evening and peterhead sealed a 2—1 victory against hearts. celtic manager brendan rodgers has condemned a section of the club's support after they displayed para—military banners at a recent european match. the club have closed a section of the ground occupied by a group of fans known as the green brigade for two matches, as a result of their recent behaviour. here's our reporter, chris mclaughlin. celtic park last week, a champions league qualifier against northern irish side linfield, and the banners that have led to a ban. now the man depictedin one has had his say. celtic is not a political arena for any supporters to come into and display any sort of political element. and it is based around football. and for me, i was obviously saddened by what i'd seen. this was the green brigade at the final game of last season, defiantly ignoring a ban on players. the gr

league news where everton have had another busy day in the transfer market — completing the signing of burnley 39 million dollars which would equal the deal agreed for goalkeeper jordan pickford from sunderland. the toffees have also confirmed the signing of the spanish striker sandro ramirez from malaga. it has been a long time coming, i'm over the moon. ifinally got it signed. it has been a long day doing the medical but we finally got it done. i can't wait to come to training tomorrow. i'm 24 which is still relatively lung in the premier league. —— relatively young. i had a good time last year and that was down to playing regularfootball and i hope i can do that again. john terry says he rejected more lucrative offers from premier league clubs, to join second tier aston villa on a one—year deal. terry spent 22 years at chelsea where he won five premier league titles and ten other major honours. but the 36—year—old defender became a free agent when the stamford bridge outfit didn't offer him another contract. the history is huge. the training ground and the facilities. when you look back at

talking of moves, jack cork has swapped swansea for burnley.on signing for a fee that could rise to about $13 million with add—ons. steve madanda has rejoined former club marseille from crystal palace on a three—year—deal for an undisclosed fee. the 32—year—old france goalkeeper made just league nine appearances for the eagles. almost all the time we've got left for now, reminder of our top story. johanna konta has become the first british woman into the semi—finals of wimbledon in almost 40 years after she beat second seed simona halep. so let's take a quick look at the draw for thursday's women's semi—final. 2015 runner up garbine muguruza will take on this years wimbledon fairy tale story in the shape of world number 87 magdalena rybarikova. the slovakian was outside of the top 400 in the world as recently as march after knee and wrist injuries. while 37—year—old venus williams will fight the partisan crowd against britain's johanna konta. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest o

up in sportsday on bbc news — away from wimbledon, everton continue their spending spree, signing burnleyender michael keane for a fee which could rise to £30 million. good evening. an inquiry into seven decades of abuse of children in care injersey says children there may still be at risk. more than 600 witnesses have given harrowing evidence about the systematic mistreatment of vulnerable young people such as being sexually abused, tortured with electrical wires, locked in confined spaces or simply abandoned. the independentjersey care inquiry recommends that the children's home at the centre of the scandal — haut de la garenne — be demolished. it has also found failings injersey‘s child care system even now and says the lessons of the past have not been learned. robert hall is in jersey for us tonight. robert, this is a day that so many survivors of abuse there have long been waiting for. yes, a very difficult day for many of them. but this was a day when their suffering was acknowledged, when independent voices identified the failures that led to physical, sexual and mental abuse. thi

one final football line for you — burnley midfielderjoey barton has tonight won an appeal to have hisllegal betting but that has been reduced to 13 months. its been south africa's day at the start of the third test against england at the oval. only former catpain alistair cook, and then the rain found a way to stop the tourists who lost the toss and were put into field. our sports correspondentjoe wilson has been at the oval for us. when a team picks three debutants for a test match, is it a sign of desperation? certainly for england right now there are more questions than answers. keaton jennings certainly falls into the uncertainty character. his positive start to test match cricket is beginning to feel like a long time ago. docs do not help but when a player is starting his career, technique and temperament are as important as runs. tom westley displayed that. what he will be sad about is that he got to 25 and then got out straight after lunch. educating it out, swinging delivery, a lot of batsmen do that in their career —— edging it out. and in these conditions, i wonder how many

the former scotland international phil bardsley hasjoined premier league side burnley on a two—year—deal4. he moves to turf moor for an undisclosed fee, and is burnley‘s fourth signing of the summer. just two games to keep you across at the women's euros tonight germany are leading russia 1—0 at the moment and in the other match it's1—1 between sweden and italy. that's all sport for now. i'll have more at 10:30pm. some breaking news from switzerland. police have arrested a chainsaw wielding attacker who yesterday entered and insurers offers in a swiss town and wounded two staff members, two other customers worse treated for shock whilst a fifth person was hurt during the police response. the authorities had issued an international arrest warrant for the suspect who has now been cocked. the number of nhs vacancies in england rose by almost 8,000 between january and march, compared with the same period last year. that's according to the latest figures from nhs digital. a total of 86,000 posts were vacant over the three months. of these, more than 11,000 nurse and midwife posts remained vac

everton have had another busy day in the transfer market — completing the signing of burnley and englander jordan pickford from sunderland. everton have also confirmed the signing of the spanish striker sandro ramirez from malaga. britain's geraint thomas will still be wearing the leader's 3 ended in a sprint with the team sky rider safely over the line in 8th place. slovakian world champion peter sagan took the stage win on an uphill finish to a 126—mile stage that started in belgium and finished at longwy in france. thomas extended his race lead to 12 seconds after the rest of the top six failed to finish in the main bunch. and that means his team leader, chris froome, moves up to second overall. that's all sport for now — more in the next hour. it has been a clash of cultures. under one anger public sector cuts. because of our plans, things are getting better but there is still a long way to go. on the other, a government, past and present, which says we must fix the public finances. i have come to ealing in west london. now, before the election, this was a marginal seat, with the con