butjust as it looked as though he was back in the match, draper became unplayable. and had through to a semifinalfor the first finish in style. and had through to a semifinal for the first time. there wasn't such good knees —— a news for cameron norrie. creasy�*s molly was causing habit, but wasn't working for the american —— causing havoc. creasy finished in at fashion once again at the net. it was the end of the road for harriet dart. it was always going to be a challenge czech dominating the first set. in the second, it was a similar story. a day of mixed emotions for the home crowd, as draper is the last briton standing in eastbourne. lydia campbell, bbc news. there's no serena williams in the doubles semifinals today. making her comeback after nearly a year out, she and ons jabeur you won two matches this week, but the tunisian has a knee injury so they've withdrawn. it means williams, who was using eastbourne as preparation for wimbledon, will have played just two competitive matches in almost 12 months. well, wimbledon begins on monday without russian and bel

it's that draper and bradley held that it had been repealed. with respect to that category so there is a symmetry in the statute as a result. non-indian up on non-indian crimes are excluded by virtue of draper and mcgrath need and in the middle where you have crimes by non-indians against indians or the other way around the very core of the relationship between indians and non-indians that congress was given exclusive responsibility for from the founding that remains exclusive federal jurisdiction at this court's decision in nagansett said it's the courts decisions that hadrendered the major crimes act jurisdiction exclusive and relied on the word exclusive . we have that same point here and if i can make one other textual points because i think this is important. my friend on the other side several times relied on language and wilson and also in donnelly as saying the word exclusive refers not to the nature of the jurisdiction but to the laws imported. and i think he's misreading that language. the argument in both donnelly and wilson was a so

non indian upon non indian crime is excluded by virtue of mcbratney and draper.in the middle when you have crimes of non indians versus indians or the other way around, the very core of the relationship that congress was given exclusive responsibility for from the founding forward. that remains exclusive federal tradition. this court's decision in may gantz it said that it is the text and the courts decision, rather than the major crimes act jurisdiction, it remained only on the word, exclusive. we have that same point here. i will make one other contextual point. i think that this is important. my friend on the other side has relied on language from wilson, and also in ottawa where exclusive refers not to the jurisdiction but to the law as imported. i think he is misreading that language. the argument and both donnelly and wilson, it was a somewhat convoluted argument but it was that the federal government as a whole does not have exclusive jurisdiction over those particular reservations, like an donnelly. the state has created a school district. therefore, the

jack draper is one we should all be excited about? last week for the tennis channel in the united states, and jack draper, i watch them take a set off novak last year, he has become has lots of weapons, a lefty serve and beforehand. but this year the back improved, it is really quite powerful. it is a good athlete so i think it is a bright future. most of your work is back in the us, we get excited about british tennis as you would expect, there was a time when tim henman and greg rusedski was all we could talk about. i was translated to a broad? obviously, emma raducanu's incredible story but as british tennis growing in stature and? ryan peniston has come through, the emma raducanu story is international news, what emma was able to do last year at the us open as a qualifier and win three matches there and then seven more, so ten matches without dropping a set, that's unprecedented. she was ranked 150 in the world, it was incredible to watch the way she was able to be composed. soften, you have a big win if your ranked 150, you aren'

jack draper is a _ be? mixed bag is the word. jack draper is a great _ be? mixed bag is the word.attle. zizou bergs is a player he beatin battle. zizou bergs is a player he beat in a challenger five months ago in northern france. it is, as you can see, advantage on per�*s serve as he tries to take this to a tie—break and tries to get the job done in straight sets, if he can. we are going to a tie—break there, so can you get himself to the second round? is a positive side of the draw. ryan peniston is through, he got to the quarterfinals in eastbourne and nottingham and at queen's, a player most people had not heard of before this grass court season but talk about hitting your stride at the right time, a great win over his swiss opponent, and on he goes. stevejohnson of america up next, probably a player most people haven't heard of either, 32 years old, reached the fourth round before. and are still looking to go on a run like draper potentially could. heatherwatson on a run like draper potentially could. heather watson is through, she has had a tough couple of years, a real battl

alex seminar and draper broke early.lter, heather watson and liam broady here at wimbledon, it's good night for now. hello. it continues to be a bit on the cool side in the uk outlets on foot up in the sun across central and eastern europe a blistering heat wave at the moment. you could see the amber and red colours here all the amber and red colours here all the way from north africa through the way from north africa through the arctic circle, these areas is much as 20 degrees above normal in a few spots for the blue colour indicating temperatures below normal for this time a year, the dividing line the serial cloud which stays to the east through tonight but will bring persistent range of shetland the back edge of it we're seeing further showers at times walls seem to fade parts of the midlands, east didn't england more downpours come here. some quite nasty into the morning for the most places dry, temperatures into single figures that we start friday morning. almost a between weather systems on friday, this one produc

draper's first win over a top 20 player in his burdegoning career.s. norrie who reached the final of queens last year took the first set via a tie break, but dmitrov responded to win 6—7, 6—1, 6—4. liam brody is out, too — beaten by marin cillic. another british hope at wimbledon is harriet dart — and she continued her fine form at the birmingham classic. dart was a wild card at the event, and overcame camila 0sorio of colombia 6—2, 6—love to reach the last 16. she'll play double grand slam winner simona halep, who booked her place after beating lesia tsurenko in straight sets. and that's all the sport for now. from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. we're expecting a short style of rather hot weather across much of the uk, but not all of it over the next few days or so — the heat and the humidity will be gradually building northwards. and that's because there's a heat wave across the iberian peninsula at the moment — temperatures in parts of spain have surpassed a0 celsius. that heat will be pushing northwards into fra

it's the first time draper has reached a semi—final on the main atp tour. under way on monday. it's the first time in three years that the championship will be at full capacity and players given much more freedom around the sw19 grounds. wimbledon's ceo sally bolton says this year feels more exciting than ever. it's really incredible to be back and it's— it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible _ it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible to— it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible to be - it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible to be back. it's really incredible to be backi and it's incredible to be back as it's really incredible to be back. and it's incredible to be back as a full championships _ and it's incredible to be back as a full championships this _ and it's incredible to be back as a full championships this year. - and it's incredible to be back as a full championships this year. the j full championships this year. the players _ full championships this year. the players are — full championships

it's been a summer of emergence for britain's numberfourjack draper, but the 20 year old lost in fours performances at queen's and eastbourne, but exits wimbledon at the second round stage on court number one. england's women have wrapped up their preparations for the home european championships with a convincing 4—0 win away to switzerland. all eyes now to the tournament opener next week at old trafford against austria. jo currie watched the match for us in zurich. the science of been good for england going into the euros, 30 matches and beaten with just one more challenge to go. in this area, fans took the chance to see their teams in action were more time before waving the mall. the players had one last chance to take a claim for starting place. perhaps it was the heap of both sides made a sluggish start. testing this was keeper, that is saying a lackluster first 45 minutes. in front of a record cloud ofjust 10,000, minutes. in front of a record cloud ofjust10,000, they started the second half better, finally finding a breakthrough with the highball and russo with the header. it to

a winning start forjack draper.ing up, harry kane gives us his take on england's lack of goals in the nation week match against hungary tomorrow. welcome along, thanks forjoining us this monday night. the tourists at the moment. next to the second test at trent bridge where england have spent most of the day trying to limit new zealand's lead. both sides hit over 500 in theirfirst innings. joe root with a magnificent 176. 0ver over 500 in theirfirst over 500 in their first winnings beforejimmy anderson made history with the ball. patrick geary reports. joe root runs, words that are never far away from each other at the moment, especially on this flat pitch. where everything he touches, flies. if you can hit them there, you can hit them anyway. root out, out of nowhere. he scored 176. that only made him want more. with him went england's momentum. now new were daryl mitchell caught him. too late. ben foakes and 56 had come too far. england had lost direction. all out, still 1a runs behind, with the ball they needed t

all of that, and thenjack draper lost the point. do me know, seeded 20, is talented.but over four sets, de minaur wasjust a bit better. i should sets, de minaur wasjust a bit better. ishould mention sets, de minaur wasjust a bit better. i should mention victory today for rafael nadal and iga swiatek, although both did drop a set. if it is continued british interest you're looking for, then in the next round, both cameron norrie and heather watson are scheduled to play on friday, which, to be honest, far away! wonderful, thank you very much, joe wilson at wimbledon, and that takes us to a look at the weather prospects wherever you are in the country. chris fawkes has those. it has been a day of big showers, bigger than over the last few days, towering clouds heading heavenwards, and wherever you see is guys like that, it is inevitable somebody is getting a soaking, a shower going through stoke newington in the greater london area. showers across wales, the midlands, the south—west, and they have moved across the midlands, the pennines and into north—east england. thund

draper recently broke into the 100 but struggled in the first set. let his left in singles —— that wild card. an amazing story, this one. he beat french open finalist casper, and after that, he said he hoped his family would be very proud of his journey from surviving a rare cancer to earning that victory. looking ahead to match, here is sue barker and peter fleming. peter, looking ahead to tomorrow, ryan hissed and comes back onto court, but yesterday, what a fairy tale start it was for him. how difficult is it to pick himself up after such a big win? it difficult is it to pick himself up after such a big win?— after such a big win? it will be difficult, no _ after such a big win? it will be difficult, no question, - after such a big win? it will be| difficult, no question, because after such a big win? it will be - difficult, no question, because he was on such a high. the nice thing is he seems to be a really good competitor. he moves well and competes well, so i think you probably can turn around, but it won't be easy. == probably can turn around

it�*s the first time draper has reached a semi—final on the main atp tour.edible to be back and it's incredible to be back. as a full championship this year. the players are able to stay in the accommodation - they want, they're no longer. in a minimise risk environment. you can see them walking around the grounds _ we'll have full spectators, - the weather looks like it might be set, so i think reasons to be excited about. i northern ireland�*s women will head to this summer�*s european championships on the back of a disappointing defeat, after losing their only warm—up match for the tournament. they were beaten 4—1 away to belgium, tessa wullert putting the home side ahead. northern ireland did equalise before half—time. lauren wade with an excellent opportunist finish. but northern ireland then had goalkeeperjackie burns sent off, and belgium scored three goals late on to seal a 4—1 win. northern ireland kick their tournament off against norway onjuly 7th. there�*s been a big signing in the premier league this evening, with newcastle united adding to thei

it's been a summer of emergence for britain's numberfourjack draper, but the 20 year old lost in fourr preparations for the home european championships with a convincing 4—0 win away to switzerland. all eyes now to the tournament opener next week at old trafford against austria. jo currie watched the match for us in zurich. the signs have been good for england going into the euros, 30 matches and beaten with just one more challenge to go. in this sun, fans took the chance to see their teams in action one more time before waving them off. the players had one last chance to take a claim for starting place. perhaps it was the heap of both sides made a sluggish start. testing the swiss keeper, that is saying a lackluster first 45 minutes. in front of a record cloud ofjust 10,000, they started the second half better, finally finding a breakthrough rachel with the highball and russo with the header. it took a penalty for england to score again and lauren had a cracking initial effort in and then stepping up to put the ball away. england claimed the line and third moments later and started t

the other brits are jack draper, liam broady and harriet dart, so plenty to try to lift the mood of the home fans here but it's not only about the brits. the other stars on show today are rafael nadal, coco gauff and the most dominant player in tennis right now, eavis were intact. lets see what the weather is doing at wimbledon and for the rest of us with matt taylor. a good swathes of europe is currently searing under an unusually strong heatwave for this stage in june, all the way from north africa through to the arctic circle. we've got temperatures well above average, june records have been broken far and wide, for some as much as 20 degrees where it would be normally at this stage. the extent of that exceptional heat is shown here by the red colours and orange colours on the chart. france, spain, blue colours showing temperatures at the moment for many are below normal for the time of year because we are on the time of year because we are on the western side of this strip of cloud, the weather front that divides the heat from cooler atlantic air, and it's an atlantic air we are atl

draper's first win over a top 20 player in his burdegoning career.dart — and she continued her fine form at the birmingham classic. dart was a wild card at the event, and overcame camila osorio of colombia 6—2, 6—love to reach the last 16. she'll play double grand slam winner simona halep, who booked her place after beating lesia tsurenko in straight sets. and that's all your sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. we're expecting a short style of rather hot weather across much of the uk, but not all of it over the next few days or so — the heat and the humidity will be gradually building northwards. and that's because there's a heat wave across the iberian peninsula at the moment — temperatures in parts of spain have surpassed 40 celsius. that heat will be pushing northwards into france, and eventually into southern areas of the uk, so england and wales, by the time we get to friday when that heat is likely to peak. and that means that temperatures in london and in birmingham could get over 30 celsius on

britain's jack draper could potentially face ryan peniston next after his win against diego schwartzmant one—set—all. serena williams is through to the semi—finals in the doubles as she prepares to make a comeback to wimbledon after nearly a year away from the sport. together with ons jabeur, they beat shulo aoyama and chan hao—ching in straight sets. england have completed a 3—0 series victory in the one—day series against the netherlands. they comfortably won their third and final match this afternoon, as andy swiss reports. i day which began with a first england cap for david payne. liam livingston dazzled by the dutch sunshine, no breakthrough, no hard feelings. the netherlands threatened to make him pay, as max o'dowd swatted his way to a half—century from a promising position. pena belatedly getting his big moment, although it was david willey that did the most damage. easy for england, while there was a brief wobble. but the netherlands's hopes look through their fingers. joss buttler dispatching them to belgium, while jason royce matched his way to a stunning century. rarely has

draper is a limousine driver before heading out for the night. we stopped by the shell station in daly city to get gas and he says he's here often. i'm how much gas that well, i'm you have to swipe your card twice to pay for that. sometimes draper says today he was just putting in $100 worth of gas. it came out to just over 14 and-a-half gallant's. i waited while he went to track how much it filled his >> have today. the $100 only equal to a quarter of a tank. >> and now his limo still isn't full. joe mixon do that. but right now, the average gas price nationwide is $5 a gallon. and with the upcoming summer travel season, some experts say they think it's just going to go up. >> in daly city, amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> well, it's not just the gas prices. they continue to climb. the price of food is going up as well. the labor department says that the overall cost of groceries was up nearly 12% when compared to may of last year. prices are also up more than 7% of restaurants. and some of these increases are because of the rising fuel prices. but

. >> that is there'll draper is a limousine driver before heading out for the night. >> we stopped by the shell station in daly city to get gas and he says he's here often i'm going to do how much gas that >> i'm you have to swipe your card twice to pay for that. >> sometimes draper says today he was just putting in $100 worth of gas. it came out to just over 14 and-a-half gallant's. i waited while he went to check how much it filled his >> have a day. what $100 only equal to a quarter of a tank. and now his limo still is in full, just make some money because of what gary l a record barr is from the bay area, but lives in new york now she says she experienced a little bit of sticker shock, visiting home, awesome. and i guess it was like $2. and now they have said that it's $4. >> when i'm from here, so originally it was literally like $4 in the last time i visit in >> right now, the average gas price nationwide is $5. and some experts say with the summer travel season coming up, we expect that number to go up. live in daly city. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> thank you. inflation hittin

and with gas here nearing $7 a gallon, they're not getting as much as they expect there'll draper is a limousine driver before heading out for the night. we stopped by the shell station in daly city to get gas. >> and he says he's here often. i'm how much gas that >> i'm you have to swipe your card twice to pay for that. >> sometimes draper says today he was just putting in $100 worth of gas. it came out to just over 14 and-a-half gallant's. i waited while he went to track how much it filled his >> i have today. more? the $100 only equal to a quarter of a tank and now his limo still is in full. just make some money because of what gary l a record barr is from the bay area, but lives in new york now she says she experienced a little bit of sticker shock, visiting home, awesome. and i guess it was like $2. and now they're upset that it's $4. >> when i'm from here, so originally, it was literally like $4 in the last time i visit >> hurt. >> and her right now the average gas price nationwide is $5 a gallon. and with the upcoming summer travel season, some experts say they think it's just

and in the men's, another up and coming brit jack draper looked unstoppable. his nerve in a tense finish at brookline to win by a shot. nine years ago, he won the us amateur title at the same course. 0ur golf correspondent, iain carter, says his victory is a much needed boost to british golf. this will reinforce that enthusiasm you would've thought for english and british golf fans, and i'm sure he's going to be an enormously popular figure next month. someone who has won the us open, followed in the footsteps ofjustin rose in 2013, tony jacklin footsteps ofjustin rose in 2013, tonyjacklin in 1970. some really massive names from the game of golf, and matt fitzpatrick has earned himself one of those as well. )as iain was saying there, the hope is fitzpatrick galvanises interest in golf with his win. he's certainly made those at hallamshire golf club in sheffield proud. that's where he started his career playing as an amateur and is still a member today. everybody at the other clubs are proud _ everybody at the other clubs are proud of — everybody at the other c

jack draper is taking on an australian opponent. for him so far. are going pretty well for him so far. england have completed their playing preparations ahead of the women's european championship, with an impressive win over switzerland in zurich. they won 4—0. the lionesses took the lead midway through the second half, alessia russo finally breaking the deadlock. georgia stanway added a second from the spot and beth england added a third in front of a swiss record crowd for a women's game of 16,000. jill scott then added a fourth in injury time for a comfortable victory. england's euros campaign kicks off next wednesday night at old trafford when they face austria it's been a really frustrating day at taunton. the rain bringing an early end to the final days play in the one—off test between england's women and south africa. the match was drawn. two heavy showers meant only 43 overs of play were possible, leaving south africa 181—5, 48 ahead and with england denied the opportunity of a run chase. elsewhere, in the last hour, jos but

barbara and draper out to sarah new graham president says africa is being held hostage by russia's war invasion has led to global food shortages as well as wising threats of famine across the african continent. all narceena, i address you in a state of emergency when we have a war in an emergency for the whole world, when africa is actually taken hostage, hostage of those who started the war against our state. this war may seem very distant to you in your countries, but catastrophically rising food prices have already brought it home to millions of african families, as well as to many families in asia, europe, and latin america, the unjust and provoked by russian war level of food prices is painfully felt on all continents willis w bureau opinions also blaming russia for critical shortages of grain and africa. a new diplomat to be meeting in luxembourg to discuss the conflicts impact on food security. one can not imagine that the millions of don a wheat remained walkie. ukraine wasn't directional to woo. people are suffering hunger. the seizure really war crime. we are repeating and th

we'll have news from eastbourne, where jack draper reached a maiden atp tour semifinal on a day of mixedn east africa ahead of the commonwealth leaders' summit, which begins in rwanda tomorrow. borisjohnson has been defending his controversial migrant deal with rwanda — telling critics to "keep an open mind" on it. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth sent this report from kigali. children sing. could this be a lesson in diplomacy? 0n visits in the rwandan capital today, borisjohnson was keen to talk about education, trade, sustainability — the things that bind commonwealth countries together. but it was a plan his government has drawn up to send asylum seekers from the uk here that has attracted attention. prince charles reportedly thinks that policy needs work, having, its claimed, called it "appalling". in rwanda himself, representing the queen, he is due to meet the prime minister tomorrow, who earlier seemed ready to defend his plan. people need to keep an open mind about the policy. the critics need to keep an open mind. i think a lot of people can see its obvious merits. yeah,

youngsterjack draper takes on world number 15 diego schwartzman.looking to progress against the 1ath seed petra kvitova. and having stunned the top seed paula badosa in straight sets, jodie burrage plays beatriz haddad maia, the brazilian has won titles in both nottingham and birmingham in recent weeks. harriet dart will resume her match with switzerland's jill teichmann at one—set all. england are without captain eoin morgan for their third one—day international against the netherlands. the captain has a groin problem. jos buttler is leading the side as they look to wrap up a 3—0 series win. england won the toss and chose to field. there was an early breakthrough as david willey took vikram singh�*s wicket for the third match in a row. scott edwards scored 6a, england still to bat. jamie 0verton will make his england test debut in the third and final test against new zealand at headingley, where he'll play alongside his twin brother craig. the surrey paceman replaces james anderson, who misses out due to an ankle problem. england have already won

jack draper has gone through a potential champion matteo berrettini is out with covid.xpect. we just saw that glimpse of her at eastbourne in the doubles but let's hope whatever happens this evening at this year it does not end in tears. joe, thank you very much. time for a look at the weather, here's stav danaos. good evening. we had uninterrupted tennis today at wimbledon and there was a east west divide with many western areas dry and windy. tomorrow we are all in the sunshine and showers regime and the wind a little bit lighter. this low pressure brought that wet and windy weather today. pressure brought that wet and windy weathertoday. bringing pressure brought that wet and windy weather today. bringing heavy and persistent rain and place particularly through wales, north—west england and south—west scotland. further east it has been dry with sunshine. through this evening and overnight the rain slowly moving east. fizzling out in some areas but still some heavier breasts as it pushes the east. behind it clear spells and some showers but temperatures coming up from

while jack draper beat americanjenson brooksby, which means he�*ll face diego schwartzman for a places the wimbledon qualifiers. on the bbc sport website. let�*s retun to our top story — and half of britain�*s rail lines will be closed during strikes this week in a dispute about pay and conditions. on the lines that remain open, only a fifth of services will run. let�*s speak to our political correspondent iain watson in westminster. good morning. what more can we expect to hearfrom good morning. what more can we expect to hear from the prime minister today? expect to hear from the prime ministertoday? he expect to hear from the prime minister today? he has got a cabinet meeting? tie minister today? he has got a cabinet meetin: ? ., , ., , ., minister today? he has got a cabinet meetinr? ., , ., meeting? he does, he has a cabinet meetin: meeting? he does, he has a cabinet meeting this — meeting? he does, he has a cabinet meeting this morning. _ meeting? he does, he has a cabinet meeting this morning. i _ meeting? he does, he has a cabinet meeting this morning. i am - meeting? he does,

and with british number one cam norrie knocked out, andy murray pulling out, draper who isjust insideching her first wta quarter—final in nottingham last week. she says being happier off the court has led to improved performances. the third golf major of the year — the us open — gets undereway on thursday and the winner of this years uspga championshipjustin thomas says its "sad" that the build up to the tournament has been dominated by talks of golf�*s civil war. players from the pga tour and the breakaway liv series will tee up together. you can't go anywhere without somebody bringing it up, but that is just one of the things i spoke to earlier, it is sad, this is the us open, this is an unbelievable venue with so much history, unbelievable feel, so many storylines, yes, that seems to be what all the questions are about and that is unfortunate, thatis are about and that is unfortunate, that is not right to the us open, it is not right for us players, but thatis is not right for us players, but that is unfortunately where we are at right now. a lot of noise about the breakaway league

it's the first time draper has reached a semi final on the main atp tour. first time in three years that the championship will be at full capacity and players given much more freedom around the sw19 grounds. wimbledon's ceo sally bolton says this year feels more exciting than ever. it is really incredible to be back, and it is incredible to be back as a full championship this year, the players are able to stay in the accommodation they want to stay in, they are no longer in a minimise risk environment, you can see them walking around the grounds, will have full spectators from the beginning of the championships this year, the weather looks like it might be set fair, so i think reasons to be hugely excited about the forthcoming couple of weeks. rory mcilroy has called players who join the saudi—funded liv golf "pretty duplicitous" as former world number one brooks koepka becomes the latest to move to the controverisal, new series. having stuck with the pga tour, mcilroy is in action today — at the travelers championship in connecticut — he's on course for a

and jack draper has made a good start on court number one.gh. —— ruffin adele. that was her 37th consecutive victory. time for a look at the weather. here's chris faulkes. today has been another day of sunshine and showers can but today showers been much bigger, take this big storm cloud on the horizon in hampshire. if i show you the radar, you can see the majority of thunderstorms we have had have been in wales, south—west england and the midlands. if you look at the jet stream pattern, we have got a trough, which encourages those big showers and thunderstorms to develop, but in stark contrast to what is happening further east, what we have a massive ridge pattern that has set up very high temperatures, with a heat wave ring record june temperatures from part of the arctic dentist in europe. overnight tonight, given those favourable jet stream conditions, we keep showers going in england and wales the next several hours. temperatures of ten to 12 and, by the end of the night, we start to see some rain arriving in eastern most areas of i wet

he now faces fellow brit jack draper for a semifinal spot. bad news though for serena williams.were through to the semi—finals of the doubles, on williams�* return to tennis after a year out. they've had to withdraw today though, after an injury to jabeur. it means williams heads to wimbledon next week having played just two matches in almost a year. the latest pga tour event in the usa will get under way later, with some of the sport's biggest names missing — the four—time major winner brooks koepka is the latest tojoin the saudi backed liv golf series. another four—time major winner, rory mcilroy, isn't impressed with the former world number one. they say one thing and do another. and i don't understand that and i don't know if that is for legal reasons. i have no idea. it is pretty duplicitous on their part to say one thing and then do another thing. you're talking about something said two years ago or a week ago? the whole way through. in public, in private, all of it. that was definitely a surprise for me. that was definitely a surprise for me i_ that was definitely a surpr

the other brits are jack draper, liam broady and harriet dart, so plenty to try to lift the mood of theayer in tennis right now, eavis were intact. lets see what the weather is doing at wimbledon and for the rest of us with matt taylor. a good swathes of europe is currently searing under an unusually strong heatwave for this stage in june, all the way from north africa through to the arctic circle. we've got temperatures well above average, june records have been broken far and wide, for some as much as 20 degrees where it would be normally at this stage. the extent of that exceptional heat is shown here by the red colours

it's the first time draper has reached a semi final on the main atp tour.lroy who is competing this weekend, isn't impressed with the former world number one. they say one thing and they do another, and i don't understand that, and they don't know if that's for legal reasons or if they can't... i have no idea. but it's pretty duplicitous on their part to say one thing and then do another thing. are you talking about something they said two years ago a week ago? the whole way through! the whole way through, in public and private and all of it. that was definitely a surprise for me. | i was at a function with him last weekend definitely wasn't - what he had in mind. we were focused on building the pga tour and getting the guys— to stay here together, - and kind ofjust having talks and figuring out what... how we could help benefit the tour, and to see brooks leave _ was definitely a surprise for us. that being said, he has made a decision, and i will not- knock him for doing that. he made a decision that was best i for him, and i'm not going to be one tojudge

britain's jack draper is into his first atp semi—final later today, and is the only brit left standingter. two of the favourites have already been getting a feel of centre court. this year is the first time players have been able to practice on the show courts before the tournament. it's to help the new grass bed in, to make it less slippy. andy murray, dan evans and emma radacanu will have a practice on number two court later. at the women's pga championship south korea's in—jee chun is the one to catch after a record—equalling opening round. the two—time major winnner is on 8 under par heading in to the second round. that's the joint—lowest score in the history of the event. she made nine birdies at congressional blue in maryland. she has a five stroke lead over her nearest competitors. england's mel reid and northern ireland's stephanie meadow were the best of the homegrown talent, finishing one over par. rory mcilroy shares the lead heading into the second round of the travelers championship in connecticut. his opening round of 8 under par puts him a shot clear alongside the americ

fritz is ranked 1a in the world, so it's the 20—year—old draper's first victory over a top 20 player.t, and she continued her fine form at the birmingham classic. dart was a wildcard at the event and overcame camila 0sorio of colombia 6—2, 6—0 to reach the last 16. she'll play simona halep, who beat lesia tsurenko in straight sets. to football, and the nations league games are still coming thick and fast for the home nations tomorrow. wales travel to the netherlands while scotland face armenia. england take on hungary having lost the reverse fixture in budapest. so, england still without a win in the competition, and they've only scored once in three matches. but manager gareth southgate isn't questioning the commitment of his players after a long season, and captain harry kane is confident he can conitnue to add to his impressive tally for england. no pressure from the other players in terms of making me feel nervous about scoring goals or anything. i go out there, we all know our responsibilities and jobs and i try to take that responsibility as one of the experienced players, and i

britain's jack draper was locked out.s now got that sat on the board. consecutive titles here but she has faced with an emphatic form so far on the weekend before the start of wimbledon. that is over on bbc one if you want to catch that. that is just about all the sport from us for now. just to remind you you can get coverage of the 2022 uk athletics championships from manchester but starts now on the red button. the hundred metres as data and a qualification event for the worlds which comes out later this summer and of course you can get more and older stories we have been talking here on the bbc sport website at the usual address. thank you very much, gavin, thank you. thank you very much, gavin, thank you. the taliban's health minister has told the bbc that afghanistan urgently needs international support to deal with the aftermath of the earthquake that's killed more than a thousand people. hospitals which were in near collapse since the foreign funding which ran them was frozen, are struggling to treat the injured. f

wimbledon — the cinch championships are under way at the queen's club, where british 20—year—old jack draper promises to boost the amount of home grown produce. the prime minister said the plans will back the uk's farmers and create morejobs, but campaigners say it lacks detail and fails to tackle obesity by leaving out a recommended tax on sugar and salt. our rural affairs correspondent claire marshall has the details. from the farms to the forks of the nation, the grand plan for our food system launched today. the prime minister's strategy? we have an opportunity to eat more of what we grow in this country and produce much more in the uk, so that's why we are supporting great british farming. technology and automation is touted as the way forward for farming — boosting productivity to better protect the country from global shocks like the war in ukraine. the government says it wants to significantly expand the production of fruit and vegetables, and there will be a consultation on whether the public sector should spend more of its procurement budget on locally grown or higher standard food

some of the british players we're looking forward to seeing tomorrow, we talked about draper.bert hurkacz touch is out. i'll have more for you later, but now back to the bbc sport centre. holly? wimbledon colours no less there, don't think we didn't notice that. unlike wimbledon, no closed roof at headingley — so rain did cause a delay for england's cricketers, but couldn't stop an emphatic victory on the final day of the third test against new zealand — and a stunning 3—0 series win. ben croucher has the details. sealed with a six — well, with this modern england, it was only ever going to end one way, wasn't a? there was a time this morning well it felt like the only thing that could derail this english freight train this summer was the english summer itself. not quite the starting they had in mind. all the pope didn't last the first over — the problem for new zealand was that broughtjohnny bairstow to the crease. few in balder modern england more than him —— few and body. no times for nerves or to waste, bairstow set out the chase at pace. the fastest 50 by an englishman an

and in the men's, another up—and—coming brit, jack draper, looked unstoppable.pondent, iain carter, says his victory is a much needed boost to british golf. this will reinforce that enthusiasm you would've thought for english and british golf fans, and i'm sure he's going to be an enormously popular figure next month. someone who has won the us open, followed in the footsteps ofjustin rose in 2013, tonyjacklin in 1970. some really massive names from the game of golf, and matt fitzpatrick has earned himself one of those as well. as iain was saying there, the hope is fitzpatrick galvanises interest in golf with his win. he's certainly made those at hallamshire golf club in sheffield proud. that's where he started his career playing as an amateur and is still a member today. everybody at the other clubs are proud of that. a lot of the players remember him as a ten or 11—year—old boyjust starting out on the golf scene. to go on to what he's achieved in the last 24 hours is absolutely amazing, so a lot of pride there for those members. england head coach eddiejones h

at queens, jack draper got a big win — beating the american fourth seed taylor fritz in straight setsam norrie though — he was beaten by former world number three grigor dmitrov in three sets. norrie who reached the final of queens last year took the first set via a tie break but dmitrov responded to win 6—7, 6—1, 6—4. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you in sportsday in an hour.. let's return to the news that the government is preparing to set out plans that would allow parts of northern ireland's borisjohnson boris johnson says borisjohnson says the current arrangements on trade in the proposed changes in what he described as a trivial set of adjustments. he has stores in belfast, bangor, and has recently opened a branch in warrington in the north west of england. to ease the burden of the protocol. thank you forjoining us. i was a protocol working for you? irate forjoining us. i was a protocol working for you?— forjoining us. i was a protocol working for you? we have had a difficult two _ working for you? we have had a difficult two and _ working for you? we have h

draper will face maxime cressy. this afternoon. and people will see the likes of andy murray and emma raducanu practising. to see if they are fit. and we will find out who they are playing in the draw takes place. and that is a first, having access before? they are thinking let's get somewhere and tear on it to bed it in. i am somewhere and tear on it to bed it in. iam no somewhere and tear on it to bed it in. i am no expert on lawns but that is the idea. if the grass beds in there will be fewer bare patches and less slippy. you have never been allowed on it? you have never been allowed on it? you are not allowed to go on. it is hallowed ground. only players. thanks. in the 1980s, the majestic red kite was one of only three globally threatened species in the uk, but a successful breeding programme has led to a remarkable turnaround for the bird of prey. now british—born red kites are being flown to spain in an attempt to rescue dwindling populations there. our environment correspondent helen briggs reports. soaring

jack draper's currently a set down against diego schwartzman.nd wrapped up a 3—0 series win against the netherlands today, with an eight wicket victory in the final one day international in amstelveen. jason roy hit 101 of balls off 86 balls and stand in skipper jos buttler added a quick fire 86 as england's batters dominated again. andy swiss was watching. a day which began with the first england cap for gloucestershire is david payne but the hopes for his first wicket didn't quite go according to plan. liam livingston dazzeled by the dutch sunshine, no breakthrough, no hard feelings. but the netherlands threatened to make him pay as giles swatted his way from a half—century from a promising position they collapsed, payne getting his big moment although it was david willey that did most damage, four wickets as the host subsided to 240 for all out for that easy for england? there was a brief wobble losing two quick wickets but the netherlands hopes soon slip through their fingers. butler dispatching halfway to belgium, while at the other end jas

britain's jack draper could potentially face ryan peniston next after his win against diego schwartzmanoyama and chan hao—ching in straight sets. england have completed a 3—0 series victory in the one—day series against the netherlands. they comfortably won their third and final match this afternoon, as andy swiss reports. a day which began with a first england cap for david payne. his hopes of a first wicket didn't quite go according to plan. liam livingston dazzled by the dutch sunshine, no breakthrough, no hard feelings. the netherlands threatened to make him pay, as max o'dowd swatted his way to a half—century from a promising position. payne belatedly getting his big moment, although it was david willey that did the most damage. four wickets. easy for england, while there was a brief wobble. losing two quick wickets. but the netherlands's hopes look through their fingers. joss buttler dispatching them to belgium, while jason roy matched his way to a stunning century. england wrapped it up with some 20 overs to spare. rarely has a match and a series been won quite so emphatically. a

while jack draper beat americanjenson brooksby, which means he'll face diego schwartzman for a placeverning body said it wanted to "balance the individual�*s right to participate against perceived risk to other pa rticipa nts". it follows fina, the swimming world governing body in their move, they've said they'll create a new open category. world athletics president lord coe said his sport could be next as lots of sports battle with trans inclusion. if it is a judgment between inclusion and fairness, we will always fall down on the side of fairness, that is for me, it is non—negotiable and the integrity of women's sport is really important here. we will follow the science on this and if we think there are events or distances or disciplines that are being unfairly impacted, we will of course look at there was again, in the light of that science. in rugby union, england head coach eddiejones has named a 36—player squad for the tour of australia next month. and the remarkable revival of danny care's england career continues. he's named alongside billy vunipola and eight uncapped players

wins forjack draper and liam broadie too. but, british number two dan evans was knocked out.d will play china's wang qiang tomorrow. fellow brit katie boulter also through. there was controversy in a match involving one beaten briton. australia's nick kyrgios won in five sets against pauljubb, but he spent much of the match irritated by the behaviour of some in the crowd. when kyrgios won, he appeared to spit in the direction of the person he alleged was abusing him. he was asked about that after the match. you did appear to spit in the direction... of one of the people disrespect— direction... of one of the people disrespect me, yes. so that was deliberate? yes, iwould not disrespect me, yes. so that was deliberate? yes, i would not be doing _ deliberate? yes, i would not be doing that — deliberate? yes, i would not be doing that to somebody was supporting me. i've been dealing with hate — supporting me. i've been dealing with hate and negativity for a long time _ with hate and negativity for a long time i_ with hate and negativity for a long time. i don't feel like i will t

. >> don draper is a master of the universe ad executive in early 1960s manhattan.e seeing him rise and fall over the course of the 1960s. in a lot of ways, the most interesting arc of the show is peggy olson's career. she goes from this little church mouse secretary to a really tough and bold and confident career woman. >> i like the way she's handing out the pops. >> who knows what to do and will try to get it even during a really sexist period for the industry when it was so hard for women to get anything. >> peggy, can you get me some coffee? >> no. >> the female characters in "mad men" are great because they each represent different aspects of what women were going through at that time. >> flying around that office like some magnificent ship. >> i had this incredible experience of reading "the feminine mystique" and "sex and the single girl" in the same week. and i said this is my show. >> daddy! >> i'm here all day, alone with them, outnumbered. >> what about carla? >> it's not her job to raise our children. >> it was incorporating the music of the times, the

and with gas here nearing $7 a gallon, they're not getting as much as they expect there'll draper istion in daly city to get gas and he says he's here often. i'm how much gas that >> i'm doing you have to swipe your card twice to pay for that. >> sometimes draper says he was just putting in $100 worth of gas. it came out to just over 14 and-a-half gallant's. i waited while he went to track how much it filled his >> day. more? the $100 only equal to a quarter of a tank. >> and now his limo still is in full. just make some it because of what gary l a record barr is from the bay area, but lives in new york now she says she experienced a little bit of sticker shock, visiting home, awesome. and i guess it was like $2. and now they're upset that it's $4. >> when i'm from here, so originally, it was literally like $4 in the last time. i >> hurt. >> and her right now, the average gas price nationwide is $5 a gallon. and with the upcoming summer travel season, some experts say they think it's just going to go up. in daly city amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> new details this morning on the deadly

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we have more tomorrow, including the great talent of jack draper.pointment forjody burridge — she lost to the ukrainian player in straight sets. sorrento has spoken about the difficulties of playing russian and belarusian players, before wimbledon imposed the ban has, are no russian or belarusian players because of the russian invasion of ukraine. 0ne belarusian players because of the russian invasion of ukraine. one of the talking points of that match was burridge giving a sweep to a ball boy who felt quite faint. disappointment ultimately for her. bringing you more on how the british players have been doing on sportsday at 6:30pm. players have been doing on sportsday at 6:30m. . . players have been doing on sportsday at 6:30m. ., ., ., ., at 6:30pm. chatham pontiac at wimbledon. — at 6:30pm. chatham pontiac at wimbledon, thanks _ at 6:30pm. chatham pontiac at wimbledon, thanks very - at 6:30pm. chatham pontiac at wimbledon, thanks very much. j england's cricketers have secured victory against new zealand in their third and final test, after anothe