now, match points for gilles muller.s one match point saved but 1.5 hours later, this was the moment for gilles muller. after an fifth set that lasted over two hours, rafael nadal was defeated. the biggest shock of the tournament so far. it was a long match. darl‘ stepped it up and it was a battle. i had match point, i think i had four, and did not make them so it was going to be tough i was feeling that it was going to be over soon but is a just thought i would give it a shot, go 100% and it is a great feeling to win that match. roger federer was the last on the court against grigor dimitrov. but the champion never looked under threat. he won comfortably in straight sets. after a scare in the last round, andy murray was looking to confirm his status as the number one seed against france's and predictable performative. despite taking the first set from dummy muguruza, angelique kerber was defeated in three sets by the 2015 finalist. it means she will lose her world number one ranking after the tournament. —— dashmac garb

we will start with nadal, having a hard time against gilles muller, the 16th seed.k, though. let's take a look at how he's getting on. he has fought his way back into the match. that's how they look at our live pictures. this is called one, rafa nadal, he is 3—2 down but we know what a fighting spirit he has got. gives they keep the bullet out the back? right now, he's break point down, so a pretty minor mental... no, sorry, he wasn't, but i think a little bit earlier he was. but he has just levelled the score line, hasn't he? but he has actually taken a long time to wrestle back some control in this match. i mean, gilles muller was probably is not mere drop because he is a player who has won two mac titles this year, 34 years of age, left—hander, nightmare reserve to return, and of course, being a left—hander can sell, its not all was easy to play against a left—hander. as your mother —— and as your mother is hard to get over them again. but it's hard to roll them again. but it's hard to roll the dice. were going to go to live pictures on centre court. a tight firs

soon he found himself in a phenomenal struggle against gilles muller of luxembourg.his point made it 10—10 in the fifth set. at 3a, muller is suddenly in the form of his life, seeded at wimbledon for the first time. he would not yield. keep watching, if you dare. nadal kept facing match points and kept saving them. it couldn't last. at 8.32pm, he went long. 15-13. it's finished honestly. you've won. pursuing greatness takes everything you've got. sometimes even that's not enough. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's evan. isis has been defeated in mosul. the next goal is to clear them from raqqa in syria. tonight, we have a remarkable film about the forces leading that struggle and the things they've found in territory they've taken. we meet the kurdish woman who is commander of a thousand fighters. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. the headlines tonight. and a murray and joanna contact a ball through to the finals. but rafael nadal losers. he was beaten 15—13 in a deciding set. and £7

so too luxembourg's gilles muller, who took four hours and 48 minutes to beat rafa nadal last night. r players to beat nadal at wimbledon. czech lukas rosol beat the spaniard on centre court in 2012, and promptly lost in straight sets two days later. steve darcis of belgium beat nadal in 2013 as did nick kyrgios in 2014 — both men beaten in their next match. and the same happened to dustin brown, the german who knocked nadal out two years ago. muller tries to break that curse against marin cilic tomorrow, after last night's epic win over nadal. it felt like at the end of the match i was close to winning than him, because i had match points. ifelt i didn't do anything wrong and those match point. i just didn't do anything wrong and those match point. ijust felt i had to be patient and keep playing that way. and if i work i would have some more chances and that is how it went. you seemed to have a tremendous amount of mental strength. how important is that as you head into the second week? i guess the mental part is huge. it is probably the biggest thing in tennis. you have very many qu

he took gilles muller into a battle that lasted nearly five hours. it manic monday. all fourth round matches played today. eight in the women‘s, eight in the mend, no other tournament schedules are more on the same day. and it was an incredible finish. rafael nadal knocked out, defeated by gilles muller over five gruelling

a tight first serve, that went to gilles muller. lost his advantage and it is now back on serve in that second set. 6-5 it is back on serve in that second set. 6—5 it is to gilles muller. i am looking at the scores, aljaz bedene has just been looking at the scores, aljaz bedene hasjust been broken. it looks like he is ata hasjust been broken. it looks like he is at a disadvantage in the second set, and will have to work ha rd to second set, and will have to work hard to keep himself in that match out on court number two. johanna konta is the middle match on court number0ne, johanna konta is the middle match on court number one, she takes on maria saqqara from greece. 21 years old, ranked outside the top 100. a second wimbledon, and she is trying to make it through to the third round for the first time like you konta. johanna konta is now the favourite to ta ke johanna konta is now the favourite to take the title with karolina pliskova being knocked out yesterday. she hopes to be here for the full two weeks of the tournament after a

upset at wimbledon, with one of the favourites, rafael nadal, knocked out by the sixteenth seed, gilles mullermatch that lasted almost five hours. the spaniard fought back from two sets down before muller won the fifth and the match, 6—3, 6-4,3-6,4-6,15-13. we've got more coming up with the tea m we've got more coming up with the team in sport today on that later this hour. and nasa'sjuno spacecraft is about to get the best—ever look atjupiter‘s famous great red spot. juno will fly over the 16,000 kilometre wide storm, which three earths could fit inside it. the fly—by will take place at 6:02 gmt, that's in about two hours' time. we'll have to wait till the weekend to receive the pictures here on earth. more now on our top story, germany's accusing china's security services of controlling the cancer treatment of the famous dissident liu xiaobo. so are there any signs that beijing may relent? suzanne nossel is from the literary and human rights organisation pen america, with links to the dissident. i think it was encouraging that they did allow the international doctors, the american and the ge

winning a third wimbledon title are over for another year after an epic five—set defeat by 16th seed gilles mullera is—time grand slam champion, fought back from two sets down before muller took a fifth match point to win 6—3, 6—4, 3-6,4-6,15-13. we have more on that coming up with oui’ we have more on that coming up with our team we have more on that coming up with ourteam in we have more on that coming up with our team in sport today later dessau. —— later this hour. and nasa'sjuno spacecraft is about to get the best—ever look atjupiter‘s famous great red spot. juno will fly over the 16,000 kilometre wide storm — which is so big that three earths could fit inside it. the fly by will take place at six minutes past two gmt, that's in three hours' time. and we have to wait till the weekend to receive the pictures on earth. and when we do, we will bring them to you. more now on our top story: germany's accusing china's security services of controlling the cancer treatment of the famous dissident liu xiaobo. so are there any signs that beijing may relent? suzanne nossel is from the literary and human

ijust interview gilles muller minutes ago. he is a cool customer.. leon, thank you for dashing over from centre court. cool customer. leon, thank you for dashing overfrom centre court. we will let you enjoy some sunshine. thank you. it wouldn't be wimbledon without a bit of controversy, would it? we had injuries and bernard tomic‘s comments yesterday. today it's the turn of danil medvedev, the russian who beat stan wawrinka on monday, and who spoke to us on sportsday last night. he was involved in his second round match against belgium's ruben bemelmens, and was leading in the fifth set when he took exception to the call from the umpire, and demanded that she be replaced. it seemed to distract medvedev so much so that he lost the set and the match. but he took things further afterwards, and began to throw coins at the umpire's chair, in protest at what he perceived as her mistakes throughout the match. there might be repercussions, though, for the russian afterwards. not quite sure what he was saying by throwing those not quite sure what he was sayi

court one novak djokovic is back again for his last eight match after rafael nadal‘s conqueror gilles mullery. the american 24th seed who knocked djokovic out last year. it's the defending champion‘s tenth straight wimbledon quarterfinal. and it'll start at 1pm. the longterm future of the british grand prix is in doubt tonight after silverstone's owner confirmed they've activated a break clause in their contract with formula one. it is to stop hosting the race after 2019. silverstone has been home to the race every year since 1987. however, the british racing drivers‘ club which owns the circuit, is struggling with the financial cost of running the event. we have lost £2.8 million in 2015 and 4.8 million in 2016 and we expect to lose a similar amount this year. we cannot go one sustaining and subsidising the british grand prix with the rest of the grass roots motorsport activities we run. we wa nt roots motorsport activities we run. we want to preserve the british grand prix at silverstone and think it isa grand prix at silverstone and think it is a terrific venue and the fans love it. we th

the croatian beat rafael nadal‘s conqueror gilles muller in five sets...so let's draw all those results together then. sam querrey‘s prize for beating andy murray is a semi—final against marin cilic... while the winner will face either roger federer or tomas berdych. those will be on friday. and before we leave wimbledon... news of britain's heather watson and her finnish partner henri kontinen who have made it through to the mixed doubles quarterfinals. they beat the fourth seeds ivan dodig and sania mirza in straight sets. england's women are into the semi—finals of the cricket world cup after beating new zealand. 0pener tammy beaumont got england off to a good start in derby — she made 93. when she wasjoined by natalie sivver, who made 129 — her second century of the world cup — they pushed on to 284 for nine off their fifty overs. new zealand began well... but then collapsed, losing four wickets to england's spin bowlers in quick succession. they were bowled out for 209. giving england victory by 75 runs. theirfifth in a row. australia and south africa

it was incredible to watch and you have to say, gilles muller played fa ntastically. to say, gilles mullerir. no plans to have the roof on when they start but they tend to move the roof back and forward at certain points in the fortnight. —— there is rain in the air. live sporting action at 9:30am from wimbledon, courtesy of sally nugent! thank you very much. sally every morning from wimbledon live. points from you about the cash in hand economy, the review from matthew taylor, the way we work in britain in 2017. we will talk more about it. e—mail from clare, so many beauty bars on my street that only accept cash. they are full of stuff that do not really speak english, i do not know how they get away with it. it is commonplace throughout london. roger tweets, let us be realistic, it is not about employee rights, this report, it is about taxes. simon e—mails, iam report, it is about taxes. simon e—mails, i am a decorator and i spent 18 months working for a very large construction company and i was forced to work ten hours per day, weekends, or lose myjob. holiday pay was taken from me, pay

aljaz bedene failed to beat gilles muller in straight sets. england take three wickets.gland's's a58 all out. i'll be backjust after half past england's's a58 all out. i'll be back just after half past with england's's a58 all out. i'll be backjust after half past with more. the seniorjudge who'll lead the grenfell tower public inquiry has faced angry questions from survivors of the fire and from local residents. sir martin moore—bick listened to their views at a public meeting last night. last week, he admitted it was doubtful that he'd be able to consider the social issues which some people claim have led to a housing crisis. wyre davies reports. i give you my word that i will look into this matter to the very best of my ability and find the facts as i see them from the evidence. a passionate defence last night of his remit and record from the formerjudge appointed to lead the grenfell inquiry. he is already facing calls from some residents to stand down. no, but you don't respect me because you say the government is appointing me to do a hatchet job. not a hatchetjob,

. —— gilles muller. then broken midway through the third, 6—4. lots of british interest, more coming up, we have andy murray and joke onto —— johanna konta. only halfway through the british menu, if you like, we have lost heather watson and aljaz bedene, butjohanna konta is up next playing maria sakkari of greece, ranked outside the top 100, should bea ranked outside the top 100, should be a pretty easy one forjohanna konta, ranked sixth here, and andy murray, defending champion and world number one. he goes up against fabio fognini, 28 seed, pretty epic battles in the past, 3—3 between the two, so there could be a test for andy murray, last up on centre court. the way the matches go today, would be quite a late evening for andy murray. therefore, a late evening for all of us as well!|j andy murray. therefore, a late evening for all of us as well! i am still jealous of you. evening for all of us as well! i am stilljealous of you. thank evening for all of us as well! i am still jealous of you. thank you evening for all of us as well! i am stilljea

gilles muller beat the two—time champion in an epic five—setter.was some criticism of the scheduling of matches yesterday, world number one angelique kerber said she was really surprised to find herself on court two after she lost to garbine mugaruza. only two of the eight women's singles matches were on the show courts. we will be talking about that later in the programme. away from wimbledon, romelu lukaku has completed his £75 million move from everton to manchester united. he trained with his new team—mates for the first time yesterday on united's pre—season tour of the usa. we told you yesterday about wayne rooney wearing his everton pyjamas in secret for the last 13 years, now he's got his hands on the offical kit after returning from manchester united. he says he wants to win trophies at his boyhood club and force his way back into the national team, so pyjamas might not be appropriate. i'm not going into retirement, i'm ready to play. i want to win and be successful at this football club and that's what i'll do. i feel good. it will build u

winning a third wimbledon title are over for another year after an epic five—set defeat by 16th seed gilles mullerck from two sets down before muller took a fifth match point to win 6—3, 6—4, 3-6,4-6,15-13. just finally, that breaking news, we've been getting reports of five people killed in a plane crash in mississippi. it seems a marine corps plane has gone down. the c—130 military aircraft left memphis on monday and it's believed exploded in mid—air before crashing on the sunflower—leflore county line. investigators found wreckage on both sides of the highway. police say the plane was loaded with ammunition, so emergency teams have had to keep their distance. much more on all the news any time on the website. thanks for watching. hello. tuesday's forecast has some rain in it. we haven't been able to say that for some time. you may well say that monday was wet in my neck of the woods, that came from showers and thunderstorms. if one of those caught you, you certainly knew about it. not a cold start to tuesday. from the word go, some bits and pieces of rain across the heart of scotland, the north

he will go on to face marin cilic who won over gilles muller. semifinal? an expected. yes, i thought querrey would always bea yes, i thought querrey would always be a difficult match for an day—to—day. —— andy today. it is a surprise but querrey had the r surprise but querrey had the weaponry to trouble murray. cilic is someone weaponry to trouble murray. cilic is someone who will go into the semifinal as the clear favourite. he was talked about as a dark horse for the final from the start and coming through the day was an absolutely tremendous effort. he had chances to close it out in the fourth set. he bounced back and you can see from the reaction when he won to see how much it meant to him. a rather surprising event on centre court. novak djokovic retiring. it seems he has a shoulder problem so that is the right decision? something may be andy murray should have done? i'm not sure about that. you never know what nerves could come into play. i think andy did directing to stay on the court and give it a chance. the shoulder injury from djokovi

winning a third wimbledon title are over for another year after an epic five—set defeat by 16th seed gilles mulleruller took a fifth match point to win 6—3, 6-4,3-6,4-6,15-13. a huge result for mueller and a big disappointment for nadal as they explained after the match. he played well. i think i didn't play my best the first two sets, i made a couple of mistakes which made them play all the time against the score. not so difficult against a player like him. i bought i played pretty well through the whole match. he stepped it up in the third and the fourth set. i told myself, look, i'm doing the best i can, i am playing well, hang in there. i got a few of them, didn't take the first ones but i still kept believing and somehow, in the end, i made it. and it's been good news for the host's as for the first time in 44 years — a british man and a british woman are both through to the last 8. defending champion andy murray beating frenchman benoit paire. and sixth seed johanna konta knocking out france's caroline garcia. taking both murray and konta through to the quarterfinals. it's a decision that ha

soon he found himself in a phenomenal struggle against gilles muller of luxembourg.in the form of his life, seeded at wimbledon for the first time. he would not yield. keep watching, if you dare. nadal kept facing match points and kept saving them. it couldn't last. at 8.32pm, he went long. 15-13. it's finished honestly. you've won. pursuing greatness takes everything you've got.

on court number two, bedene lost in straight sets against gilles muller, the 16th seed.nd little in tennis is constructed with as much progression as thejohanna konta served. —— as much precision. maria sakkari of greece was trying to compete with her power, which isn't easy for anybody. 6—4 in the first, 6—1 in the second johanna konta, enthusiasm from the crowd matched with commitment on court. the support is amazing, and to see such a packed stadium it's truly humbling. it's what we all dream of. and so, the iceman, hip maintained by freezing barbs, andy murray strode onto court. he is playing fabio fognini, who he has had mixed results with in the past. it is 1—1 at the moment, going with the serve, so let's predict another british victory. let's hope so. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. quite a fine weekend for many of us with some warm sunshine. this is a scene from this afternoon from stirling in central scotland. a return to the sunnier skies in the second half of the afternoon, but quite a lot of cloud generally across northern and weste

it didn't get much after that nadal quickly found himself down 2 sets to none to luxembourg's gilles muller able to claw back and win the next two sets, but finally lost in the final fifth set 15-13the overall match lasted 4 hours and 47 minutes, the longest match so far in this year's wimbledon jerseysexchanged two champions exchanged jerseys my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. ((vicki/fsc))law and order s-v-u... is next then, we are back at 10:00 with the day's big stories. gary has sports.. and your four zone weather forecast with brittney shipp. it's the kron 4 news at ten ... right here o

fourth round of a grand slam for the first time but was beaten by the experience of the 16th seed gilles muller "favourite" tag very well indeed. she showed her distinct improvements on grass to beat greece's maria sakkari — the world number 101. konta reaches the fourth round for the first time in her career, and will play the 21st seed caroline garcia next. everyone is a potential winner here. i am going to be hopefully involved until the very end, but one match at a time. i'm happy to have come through today and i definitely have another battle coming up next. heather watson was looking to reach the second week of a grand slam for the first time, but unfortunately she's out. she was beaten in three sets by belarus's victoria azarenka. the former world number one is making her grand slam return after the birth of her first child in december. england have the edge after the second day of the first test against south africa at lord's. a last—wicket partnership between james anderson and stuart broad helped england to a first innings total of a58 all out. broad then got amongst the wickets as so

gilles muller isa in his game in 2017.won three each, all on clay. for panini beat him earlier this year. —— fabio fognini beat him earlier this year. i call him the johnny depp of tennis and he's like a swashbuckling pirate and he's like a swashbuckling pirate and he's like a swashbuckling pirate and he needs a grander stage. he's one of these players that all the other top players love to practice with because they are in awe of the tale nt with because they are in awe of the talent and skills he possesses. he has amazing shotmaking capabilities, this firepower that can bring a crowd to their feet with breathtaking or shotmaking. interspersed with beautiful, soft hands and silky skills with drop shots. we'll see a lot of drop shots. we'll see a lot of drop shots. fascinating it is the first time on grass, i'm not sure how his skills will transfer onto the grass, it'll be interesting. i think there isa it'll be interesting. i think there is a lot of respect for andy murray on the other end of the court. they‘ve been frien

that is on centre, while on number one court, rafa nadal has lost the first set to 16th seed gilles muller, after 13 years at manchester united, wayne rooney making the move back to his childhood club is notjust an emotional homecoming. he says he wants to win trophies at everton. it was very exciting for me to get back and meet everybody. it is notjust an exciting time for me, but also for everton football club. i think we're moving forward, signing the right players. i think we're all hoping this year could be a good year us. today is a rest day on the tour de france. chris froome still holds the yellow jersey as the race leader, but it is one of the men who crashed out on sunday's dramatic stage getting the social media headlines. geraint thomas posted this picture, of his ripped team skyjersey after sunday's fall, in which he broke a collar bone, with the words, "only worn once. "not in 100% condition, slight signs of use. might need a wash." thomas said he will go back to cardiff for surgery and is looking forward to going to the pub! despite the loss of his team—mate, froome still be

marin cilic beat gilles muller and will play sam querrey for a place in the final.e made it through to the mixed doubles quarter—finals. they beat the fourth seeds ivan dodig and sania mirza in straight sets. england's women are into the semi—finals of the cricket world cup after beating new zealand. 0pener tammy beaumont got england off to a good start in derby — she made 93. and when she was joined by natalie sivver, who made 129 — her second century of the world cup. they pushed on to 284—9 off their 50 overs. new zealand began well. but then collapsed, losing four wickets to england's spin bowlers in quick succession. they were bowled out for 209, giving england victory by 75 runs, theirfifth in a row. australia and south africa are also through to the last four. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour thank you, hugh ferris. survivors of the grenfell tower disaster have confronted the senior investigating police officer looking at the fire during a hated public meeting tonight. it was intended to give the locals... (inaudible) . well, the

. —— gilles muller. broken midway through the third, losing 6—4.ed here, member, the last time she had the epic battle with the croat, donovan ricketts, to get through, she wants to be here for the whole two weeks, here she is on the practice court, she will take over a greek opponent, maria sicario, ranked just outside the top 100 in the world, she is looking to get into the third round for the first time, just likejoe cullen to herself. —— johanna for the first time, just likejoe cullen to herself. ——johanna konta —— donna veki. cullen to herself. ——johanna konta —— donna veki . the defending champion, world number one, what a climax, taking on fabio fognini, the italian, 28 seat. —— maria sakkari. the head—to—head between them, 3—3, so this could be a tight one, it is a roller—coaster of a day. so this could be a tight one, it is a roller-coaster of a day. not a quiet day at all. lots to look forward to. on cricket, england have made an early breakthrough as they defend the first—innings total, a58 against south africa on day two of the first te

raphael dell, —— raphael dell is now trailing gilles muller from luxembourg.e, a very good win over caroline garcia. she will face the number two seed, simona halep, next. they test forjohanna konta here at wimbledon, but she will be overjoyed. as you say, 90s and today, the last time that two british players have made the last eight huw edwards wooden. —— 90s 73. manchester united have completed the signing of striker romelu lukaku on a five year contract from everton for a fee reported to be an initial £75 million. that‘s all sport for now. back to one of our top stories, and the case of the terminally ill baby, charlie gard. the judge has said he will hear the case in full on thursday, but that something "dramatic and new" would be needed to grant charlie‘s parents the right to send their baby to the us for treatment. professor neena modi is president of the royal college of paediatrics and child health. we can speak to her via webcam from italy. thanks forjoining us. this is an upsetting case for everyone. and certainly, one has two consider what is going

aljaz bedene also waved farewell against luxembourg's gilles muller.nother year. rafa nadal continued his solid form, he's yet to drop a set after beating russia's karun khachenov on centre court. he didn't drop a set when he won the french open either. 0ne face we're used to seeing in the second week at wimbledon is venus williams. the tenth seed came through againstjapan's naomi 0saka. away from the tennis, england's cricketers are just about on top heading into the third day of the first test at lord's. moeen ali and stuart broad took two wickets apiece as south africa's batsmen struggled in reply to england's 458 all out. and a late wicket from james anderson left them trailing by 244 runs with five first innings wickets left. lewis hamilton already knows he faces a five—place grid penalty for tomorrow's austrian grand prix, after making a gearbox change. he did set the pace in practice though, just ahead of championship rival sebastian vettel. chris froome is still wearing the yellow jersey as the tour de france heads towards thejura mountains. he

aljaz bedene also waved farewell against luxembourg's gilles muller.. emulating murray and konta will have to wait for another year. rafa nadal continued his solid form, he's yet to drop a set after beating russia's karun khachenov on centre court. he didn't drop a set when he won the french open either. one face we're used to seeing in the second week at wimbledon is venus williams. the tenth seed came through againstjapan's naomi osaka. away from the tennis, england's cricketers are just about on top heading into the third day of the first test at lord's. moeen ali and stuart broad took two wickets apiece as south africa's batsmen struggled in reply to england's a58 all out. and a late wicket from james anderson left them trailing by 244 runs with five first innings wickets left. lewis hamilton already knows he faces a five—place grid penalty for tomorrow's austrian grand prix, after making a gearbox change. he did set the pace in practice though, just ahead of championship rival sebastian vettel. chris froome is still wearing the yellow jersey as th

yes, that late finish yesterday due to rafa nadal and gilles muller meant he had to return this morningng for his fourth title. after the match he was critical, as many players have been, of the condition of the courts. the cords honestly are not that great this year. many players feel the same. it is what it is. the weather affects the grass. i'm sure the groundsman know theirjob the best in the world. but the grass is probably the most complex service to make, to maintain. it is not easy. they are trying their best. but i have played on better courts. jamie murray and martina hingis reached the fourth round of the mixed doubles. play suspended a couple of times because of the bad weather during that match. they got it completed. a good win there. a quick update. still 4—3 tojohanna konta in our match against simona halep, but trailing by a set. the future of the british grand prix has been left very uncertain, after silverstone's owner confirmed they've activated a break clause in their contract with formula one to stop hosting the race after 2019. silverstone has been home to the rac

he had a very good victory and has reached the semifinals for the first time over gilles muller, he hadn his 100th match at wimbledon. he is playing milos raonic who was the runner—up last year. he is beating federer in ruthless style so far. novak djokovic on court number one in action. facing tomas berdych, 11th seed, who lost the last game against novak djokovic. djokovic going for a fourth title at wimbledon. going well and andre agassi on grass. surprising results so far. andy murray is out. beaten in five sets by the american sam ouerrey. murray is out. beaten in five sets by the american sam querrey. thank you. england's women are into the semi—finals of the cricket world cup after beating new zealand. much more in wimbledon sportsday at 6:30pm. let's get more on our top story — four weeks after fire destroyed grenfell tower, the trauma continues for the local community, particularly the children. our correspondent graham satchell has been to meet some of them, and find out how they're coping in the aftermath of the fire. in sight of grenfell tower, fun and laughter. this is kids

meanwhile over on court number one gilles muller is taking on seventh seed marin cilic from croatia inl in the last round has been on the back foot somewhat since then and cilic has taken the next two sets to move into a 2—1 lead. these are life pictures from court one. they are into the fourth set. coverage is over on bbc two. after that match it is novak djokovic against thomas berdych. elsewhere, british brothers ken and neal skupski lost their quarter—final in the men's doubles. they were beaten in straight sets by poland's lukasz kubot playing with brazilian partner marcelo melo - 7-6, 6-4, 6-4. england's women are aiming for their fifth consecutive win at the cricket world cup today. 0pener tammy beaumont gave them the foundation for a big score against new zealand in derby — she made 93. and when she was joined by natalie sivver, who made 129 — her second century of the world cup — they pushed on to 284 for 9 off their 50 overs. new zealand lost the early wicket of rachel priest, bowled by anya shrubsole. and they've just lost another wicket, making it 89 for 2 in the 20th over.

former us open champion cilic came through a five—set epic against gilles muller over on court one.he defence of their mixed doubles title. they're through to the quarter finals after victory over fourth seeds ivan dodig and sania mirza. and i should also say this. and the wheelchair event gets under way here at the all england club today, with defending men's champion britain's gordon reid facing stefan olsson. england's cricketers have secured their place in the semi—finals of the women's world cup. they beat new zealand by 75 runs yesterday in derby, their fifth win in a row. they've qualified with a game to spare, that's against the west indies on saturday germany's marcel kittel won his fifth stage on this year's tour de france with victory in stage 11. chris froome retains the leaders yellowjersey and will be looking to defend his 18—second overall lead as the race heads into the pyrenees today. and rory mcilroy insists he's in positive mood ahead of the scottish open which begins this morning in dundonald. the world number four has yet to win a tournament in a year that's bee

it didn't get much after that nadal quickly found himself down 2 sets to none to luxembourg's gilles muller able to claw back and win the next two sets, but finally lost in the final fifth set 15-13the overall match lasted 4 hours and 47 minutes, the longest match so far in this year's wimbledon warriors forwards and nba defensive player of the year... draymond green visited manchester united manager jose mourinho (moon-eeen-yo) before a team practice today... and they did a little jersey exchange... man-u is in the nmiddle of a u-s tour... they play real madrid at klevi's staium later this monthgreen is fresh off his 2nd championship in 3 years... meanwhile mourinho has won 23 major trophies including last season's efl title and champions league trophiesand, following the soccer tradition, the two champions exchanged jerseys (catherine) still ahead - how much do you like your i-phone?the big, big price tag for an upcoming new model - that might have you thinking twice about buying.... if you love the i-phone and are waiting to buy the upcoming new model.. you might want to consider the est

four match points in the fifth before absorbing a 6-3, 6-4, 3-6, 4-6, 15-13 loss to 16th seed gilles mullermbourg. nadal won every set in the french open last month and did the same in the first three rounds at all england club before stalling out against muller. nadal fought off two match points while down 4-5 in the fifth set, and (darya) after the spanish tennis star enjoyed an electrolyte supplement, he called over a wimbledon ballboy to discard his trash. nadal might have been unaware that a trash can was directly next to him. (darya) no. 1 women's doubles player bethanie mattek-sands of the u.s. says she needs surgery on her right knee after dislocating her kneecap and rupturing her patella tendon during a singles match at wimbledon. mattek-sands says on facebook live that "it's been an emotional and painful roller-coaster the past few days." she was wearing a black brace on her right leg. tearing up, mattek-sands calls it "one of the most painful injuries that i've had - and i've had a few in my career." the 32-year-old american was hurt early in the third set of a s

aljaz bedene is up against the 16th seed, gilles muller. this will be a test for him.urnament in the netherlands. we will see how he gets on. we will go back live later in the day. johanna konta is favourite to take the women's title. some bookmakers think so, at least. she plays on court number one later. heather watson is first on centre court against last yea r‘s first on centre court against last year's beaten finalist, victoria azarenka. andy murray faces fabio fognini a bit later this afternoon. follow all of it across the bbc, with coverage on tv, radio and online throughout the championship. including bethany‘s online throughout the championship. including betha ny‘s match. online throughout the championship. including bethany‘s match. —— aljaz bedene's match. formula one in austria after sebastian vettel deliberately crashed his ferrari into hamilton's mercedes. he has apologised. they had been out on the track for first practice. hamilton has been setting the early pace. he has been setting the early pace. he has gone almost half of one seconds quicker, with

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