wilfred tsonga. againstjulia gergen is ——julia goerges. lots of people looking forward to seeing andy murray and serena williams. we will see both of them in the mixed doubles. first of all she needs to emulate margaret court's record. she's been trying to do that for a long time now. she hasn't won a major in a long time, a big slam, but could we see her do it this year at wimbledon? it certainly would be a story. petra kvitova, two times previously won here, she is through, she came through in her match earlier on. potentially somebody to win the title this year. she beat magda linette. we know about her pedigree on grass court. naomi 0saka is no longer in. caroline wozniacki also went out. petra kvitova, one of the names mentioned when discussing the women's singles title. thanks very much. it's not the match the england wanted to be playing in but head coach phil neville says they have to finish the women's world cup on a high despite being "sick" of losing semi—finals. england were beaten by the

, if tsonga brings his a—game to that match we could have a spectacle.roger federer, against luca pouille. not to gore get coco gauff. she is in action with jay clarke. thank you very much. let us hope the rain holds off. there's more throughout the day on the bbc news channel. the next national news is on at the earlier time of 3.30. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. welcome to bbc london news. up to 1.5 million people are expected to take to the streets of london today for the pride parade. it's been described as the biggest and most diverse event yet. the parade has just got under way — sarah harris has more. getting ready to march and celebrate 50 years of activism. 0rganisers say it will be the biggest ever parade. dom from finchley remembers the early days when being attacked and jeered rather than cheered was the norm. it's one thing to feel it on concrete or a solid floor, to feel it on concrete or a solid floor, to feel itona concrete or a solid floor, to feel it on a surface that is already undulating under you, it must feel

nadal will play frenchman jo—wilfried tsonga in the next round.h to see a couple of things on court, and it's amazing how good he is able to play and he is able to forget about all this stuff. potentially he's a grand slam winner. whatever happens in the women's draw, there'll be a new name on the trophy after defending champion angeligue kerber was knocked out the little—known american lauren davis. kerber, who's the fifth seed, was beaten in three sets by the world 95, who's only in the tournament as a lucky loser. and it looked like another big name might be in trouble when seven—time wimbledon champion serena williams went a set down to the slovenian teenager kaja juven. but williams recovered to win the match 2—6, 6—2, 6—4. and andy murray made a winning return to wimbledon. five months after undergoing hip surgery, the two—time singles champion is into the second round of the doubles with his french partner pierre—hugues herbert. they came from a set down to beat ugo humbert and marius copil in 4 sets. a little bit nervous in the start, but

. >> keeps your white shirt on and more tennis and rafael nadal taking on the joe w fred tsonga. him four times in the past and he takes it 6-2 and the 18-time grand slam champion will take on the round of 16 on mondaynd the american sam query will also square off in the round of 16. hey, they start summer league tonight against the pelican, but no, zion williamson bged his knee last night in the game against the nets and the wizards will h not fa. >> he has to protect that commodity. >> that's it he's out of here. >> one lastec which of the weather. what have we got? >> we have some storms that are increasing n for loudoun, fairfax and portions of montgomery county. loudoun, fairfax, ntgomery county until 7 clk p.m. weaken tonight, but then tomorrow there's another threat, so i will say 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. stay with us. >> download the nbc washington app and get the weather alerts there to the palm of your hand. >> nightly news is up next andck we areere again for news 4 at 11:00. enjoy your saturday night. see you later. we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa

nadal had no problems defeating jo—wilfried tsonga, to reach the 11th round. also in action. dutchman mike teunissen will wear the yellowjersey again for stage three of the tour de france. his team yumbo visma helped him extend his lead to 10 seconds in sunday's team time—trial in brussels. the riders will leave belgium on monday going from banche, crossing the border into france and finishing in epernay. instagram posts from the us women's football team have been trending after they defended the women's world cup. megan rapinoe, who won player of the tournament — was pictured with a winners medal in her mouth. the co—captain of the side, had a social media spat, with none other than us president donald trump earlier in the tournament. rapinoe saying she'd refuse a white house visit if the team won. trump tweeted his congratulations to the team, saying they'd done america proud. no mention of any earlier fall out, or if a visit is on the cards. since its giant lovell telescope was installed over 60 years ago, thejodrell bank 0bservatory here in britain has bee

two time wimbledon champion rafa nadal is through, he beatjo wilfried tsonga and could play dan evansteh fourth round again, one of teh big three and on course to meet djokovic in the final. kei nishikori remains in the draw — the only top 10 seed besides djokovic, nadal and federer left in the tournament. he beat the american steve johnson in straight sets. the italian player fabio fognini has apologised after being heard on court saying "i wish a bomb would explode on this club" during his defeat by tenny sandgren. fognini is under threat of a ban from two grand slam tournaments following misogynistic language to a female umpire at the us open in 2017. it really good, explode though. ok, so most of the time when you're on court you're frustrated and for sure i was not happy about my performance today because i knew i had to win in this case because i to to win back, something happened on court, and if i have to say sorry. yes, some imagined then that he will be facing further punishments for those comments today very surprising comments today very surprising comments he made earlier

bernard tomac was fined 56,000 for not try iing hard enough at wimbledon he was playing joe will fred tsongashortest match at wimbledon since 2004 he was also fined for the same reason at wimbledon in 2017. don't know why he would be tanking. there's no, he doesn't get a higher draft pick. >> right but this is not the australian i thought was going to be involved in this headline. i didn't see this match, but i did see kyrgios play nadal yesterday. he's been known to tank before or get, get into problems with fined for his behavior he was pretty chill yesterday. now this whole controversy over whether he tried to hit him in the chest with the ball as he admitted he tried to do. in any case, defending his country men say iing a lot of people don't understand how bernard plays. he moves slow. plays the game slower. i don't agree with fining the guy all of his prize money, he earned the right to be in the draw he thinks outrageous and hopes bernard is all right >> that's a lot of money >> that was all his prize money to get to that stage >>> interest rate, the hot topic today as the strong jobs

now you'll remember jo wilfried tsonga took just 58 minutes to beat australian bernard tomic on wednesday stringing section of the all england club, getting to grips with some new technology and he chalked up an impressive time of two minutes and 13 seconds. at the cricket world cup west indies beat afghanistan in both teams' final match of the tournament. while in leicester, england lost to australia in the second one—day international of the women's ashes. tammy beaumont scored a century as england set the tourists a target of 218, but that couldn't stop australia from winning by four wickets. the tourists go four points to zero up in the multi format series let's have a look at some of this morning's back pages. wimbledon all over the as is frank lampard. franks for nothing. playing days will count for zero says frank lampard. he says i will prove myself all over. you can see on the right—hand side, danny cipriani, who made england's world training squad. it will be cut to 31, it is currently at 35. going well under eddiejones so currently at 35. going well under eddie jones so far. cu

two days later, george bush, his opponent, pat buchanan, bill clinton, paul tsongas was making noise.ry king said, would you think about running for president? perot said, i'll tell you what, if you the people are that serious about it you register my name in all 50 states, and i'll do it. it was taken as an empty promise, sort of a nonsense. and yet, in an overnight, we didn't have the internet like we do, a grassroots movement sprang up. they handed in 258,000 signatures in texas for ross perot. by the late spring of '92, he was running in first place in the national polls, ahead of bush, ahead of clinton. there was serious talk that he could actually win the presidency and the electoral college. of course, as the scrutiny intensified things changed for perot. i think there were a lot of precursors in that 1992 race. >> it's interesting, we think about all of the years that changed politics. a lot of people obviously look back at 1966, for the beginning of the reagan revolution. 1974, the watergate babies, as they were called. you can go through the years. but 1992, specifically tha

been fined his entire first—round prize money of £a5,000 following his bizarre defeat tojo—wilfried tsongahour. he has the right to appeal but the statement from the all england club quoted the grand slam rule book, which states that "all players are expected to perform to a professional standard in every match". england will face sweden in their third—place playoff on saturday, after the swedes lost their semifinal against the netherlands 1—0 in lyon. manchester united midfielder jackie groenen's goal in extra time saw the european champions through to sunday's final, where they'll face holders the usa. the four—time 0lympic cycling champion laura kenny says the success of england's women at the world cup will go a long way towards changing the perception of women's sport. she's involved in the "i am team gb" campaign, created by the british olympic association, to get as many people as possible physically active, and even though the lionesses were knocked out in the semifinals, kenny believes they are trailblazers. i was heartbroken for them. they are still going for the bronze medal, bu

france'sjo—wilfried tsonga won the fastest men's singles match at wimbledon in 15 years yesterday, dispatchingord is one minute, 11! seconds to get all those strings ona 11! seconds to get all those strings on a racket. you know what, ifeel a challenge coming on for carroll later on, at 7:30am we will go down to where they string the rackets and we'll see how we get on —— carol.|j love it is hands—on, someone else normally does that job love it is hands—on, someone else normally does thatjob so i love that! mike, do you have a temptation to literally divebomb on top of that tarpaulin when it is all inflated? it looks too irresistible not to do. you know when you're trying out ski jumping, skijumping you know when you're trying out ski jumping, ski jumping onto that would be fantastic, that's how you learn the tricks. do it, put it on social media, keep yourself safe.|j the tricks. do it, put it on social media, keep yourself safe. i might not be here at 7:30 a.m.! there could somebody under there, a great place to sleep all night, fantastic! none of those things are allowed so we won't be doin