agassi _ more on a bit of a downslope sampras required, agassi retired, _ more on a bit of a downslopef all winning for ten plus years, almost nobody else could win anything else, like a lock on the big tournaments. england defender eric dier, just recalled to the international squad for the nations league matches, their last before the world cup, says fan base has become so bad he doesn�*t want his family attending matches. he has called the issue a real problem and says his mum hasn�*t attended away matches for years. he received a four match ban after confronting a fan understands a couple of seasons ago and revealed abuse was aimed at his brother when spurs face chelsea away last month. before we go, congratulations to the great britain men�*s side who qualified for the world baseball classic for the first time in their history, the sporty�*s equivalent of the world cup in football or cricket, marking a major moment for the team, who have the long—term ambition of reaching the 2028 los angeles olympics, where baseball is expected to be restored to the olympic programme. brilliant r

thank educators agassi. he now hopes a trial on the attacks will bring those responsible for his daughter's death to justice. after 6 and a half years, it will now take place here in brussels. it's not an absurd time, it's a very complicated we use most of the people who made. yeah, thank themself. died in the attack. so you have to find the other people responsible. so it's a long inquiry and you have to make sure that you do everything properly. as many of the survivors, chris del jovan at is looking at the start of the process. with mixed feelings. was going to put the trial, went alleviate me from all the pictures i have in my head. on the contrary, there'll be other things added with everything that i'll hear and see my work for her. it will be very important. she hopes it will help her to live with the horrors she experienced. more than 6 years ago. is wally prime minister yi la pete is here in berlin. on his 1st official trip to germany, he in german chance lola schoultz agreed to deepen cooperation o

he. andre agassi just shows how sort of long his career has span that the eighty's and ninety's. exactly. it feels like he's sort of really been a bridge between different areas, but during the late 2002000 and he was just so dominant. and of course, it's sort of eternal battles with other members of the so called big 3 against of actual convention rather than a ball have been great to watch over the last 2 years. you can't define all of those highlights or bring that down to one or 2. but what about is legacy? yeah, i mean, i think that's, that's part of what's wrapped up and it's like, legacy, he's had this incredible longevity. he's been really on this for the sport and i think he's the most well rounded of the other big names in the open era. so even though technically of those, those big 3, his 20 grand slam titles, i put him statistically at the bottom of those, he's now been eclipsed by both others. still what he does, the way he plays and also who he is off the tennis court. you can speak languages, he's an international superstar, he's philanthropic, he's truly beloved a

he won his 1st grand slam in 2003, he played in grand slams against pete sampras and andre agassi and stuff. so he is he span kind of an almost entire tennis generation. if we say he is one of the best, are we telling the truth? i think we're certainly telling the truth and i mean, if i wasn't such a coward, i would say he is the best. yeah. but i am a coward, so i use definitely one of them statistically of the kind of big 3 of the open era which includes rather than a doll. and novak joke of it. he actually is the lowest in the account for grand slams, but he has a versatility, a grace, a skill, a kind of superstar status, both outside of tennis and in the world of sports that i don't think they have. yeah, well he definitely will be missed and it just, it feels like a whole generation whole era is coming to an end. it is. it's kind of bittersweet. they thank you. the german film director them vendors and the chinese artist i way way or among the winters of this years. premium imperial awards, the global arts prizes bestowed by japan's royal family, are given out in 5 categories. an

but this is a continent that is changing fast and preserving his mother's agassi will not be without the queen was in the early years of her reign. and india was a young republic still enamoured. grants gathered everywhere —— crowds gathered everywhere she went. queen elizabeth sought to address some of the dark chapters of india's history. unarmed indians were shot dead by british soldier a century ago. the royal stop short of an apology. 75 years since independence, india is trying to move away from its past, and its links with the british royal family have become less significant. it's a complicated relationship because of the nature of colonial rule, but what we've seen here today as most people looking beyond the institution that the queen represented to the person she was. and a deep sense of respect has been reflected in the tributes. indian prime minister modi recalled his meetings with her. she personified dignity and see in public life. a day of mourning will be held on sunday. a young queen elizabeth in jamaica on herfirst royal visit. back in 1953, crowds were eager to ca

she puts the lids to one side for audi. andre agassi only so that yeah you for us waste is valuable act and brings and money is all been thinking about money . my son and i collect things for the recycling center, but the bottle camps. uh huh. we usually take them highly, be handled, but i've gotten many of her neighbors also dropped the bottle caps off with her with inside the keyboard they had thought we know the lids will be given a new life, so we get them on the rear. right, well we've got a local recycling economy here with class dale, the social worker, marcella played royce, also works with audi on the diagonal. he leads the recycling network in which maria does audio participate voice. thank you, maria. this is great and we can make some more skateboard, sagebrook with muddy added as audio lives with her 5 children in a small apartment in low cigna bedroom pros. yet like in the hospital there was a garbage recycling campaign here. melisha that that's why i started working at the dom by the might. that was 3 years ago. it was today's own mom must said okay, roy help to get start

i don't know if we will ever see it again in sport, it was sampras and agassi, and in my time.t's big fight in manchester might feature in a future world heavyweight bout. that's what could be on the line for britain'sjoejoyce and former championjoseph parker of new zealand. former world champion ricky hatton thinks it could go the distance. i see it, joe parker, because of the speed he has got. he is very fast of feed for a heavyweight. good boxing, good movement. isee feed for a heavyweight. good boxing, good movement. i see him thinking a lot of the early rounds, but as the rounds to buy, tick by and joejoyce keeps coming on and coming on and coming on, i think that is wherejoe parker will have to at some point in the fight, go to the trenches, digging in and show bit of fight. he keeps coming, joe, he is a handful. updates on the football on the bbc sport website, but that is all the sport for now. thank you. early human trials of a new type of cancer therapy are showing promising results. that's according to the institute of cancer research and the royal marsden nhs founda

you know, we were more on a bit of a downslope of, "0h, sampras retired, agassi retired.hen andy all together. and all of a sudden there was this beautiful mix of we were all winning for ten plus years, all the same tournaments. almost nobody else could win anything else. it was like a lock on the big tournaments. and that was, it must have been quite frustrating for a lot of the players, you know, to be honest. but for us it was a challenge of our life trying to figure it out. how can i play against all these certain different playing styles and we all play very different? so i think also for the fans it's been a joy to watch and i'm sure some fans will be sad i'm leaving, of course, but then again, there will always be wonderful new people. and the question is, can they fill the void of the personalities? because it's also very much built on personalities and storytelling, i think, in our sport, you know. but i think our tour allows for incredible storytelling. so that's why i know the game is very safe and i'm sure we'll see incredible new superstars. one last question

you know, we were more on a bit of a downslope of, "oh, sampras retired, agassi retired.. and then there was novak and then andy all together. and all of a sudden there was this beautiful mix of we were all winning for ten plus years, all the same tournaments. almost nobody else could win anything else. it was like a lock on the big tournaments. and that was, it must have been quite frustrating for a lot of the players, you know, to be honest. but for us it was a challenge of our life trying to figure it out. how can i play against all these certain different playing styles that we all play very different? so i think also for the fans it's been a joy to watch and i'm sure some fans will be sad i'm leaving, of course, but then again, there will always be wonderful new people. and the question is, can they fill the void of the personalities? because it's also very much built on personalities and storytelling, i think, in our sport, you know. but i think our tour allows for incredible storytelling. so that's why i know the game is very safe and i'm sure we'll see incredible

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. >> agassi a long line of school buses with headlights. school buses doing on the runway? >> we basically set up emergency operation center at the town recalled and everybody that would be involved. there is nowhere in that plan that said what you do a 7000 people drops in for a few nights? we never had to take a look at what to do. our job was to make their stay in gander as comfortable as possible under a difficult situation they're going through very. >> my name is bonnie harris i cared for the animals drink 911 there on the planes. my husband had mentioned this probably animals on the plane you just can't leave them. >> there were 11 dogs, nine cats and two. these are living, breathing creatures here. these are somebody's pets. they had been on there at least 24 hours. and somebody needs to go in and at least give them water and check on them. these animals were stressed to the max. they were panting, they were thirsty, they were hungry, their bedding was dirty. we go in and take them for short walks and walk them around to give them a

he played against pete sampras and andre agassi.e spent an entire tennis generation. >> when we say he is one of the best, are we telling the truth? >> certainly. if i were in such a coward, i would say he is the best, but i am a coward. [laughter] statistically, the big three of the open era which includes nadal and djokovic, he is actually the lowest in the count for grand slam's, but he has a versatility, grace, skill, superstar status both outside tennis and in the world of sports that i do not think they have. >> he definitely will be missed. it feels like a whole era is coming to an end. it is kind of bittersweet. thank you. the german film director within vendors and the chinese artist ai weiwei are among the winners of this year's global arts prizes bestowed by japan's royal family are given out in five categories. they have been dubbed the nobel prizes for the arts. >> film director -- is one of the winners of the premier imperial on a 2022. american landscapes are like a protagonist. prem >>ier as a farewell film to americ

sam sampras-agassi. serena against venus. and sooern serena when she dominated for so many years. before. this is a second-round match. that's the type of energy that she's bringing to this tournament. and it's interesting to watch her initially in the first round struggle because we're so used to seeing her dominate the field. you're starting to think oh, no, is this going to be a muhammad ali tight moment, a michael jordan at the end of his career where she doesn't look like she really belongs out there. and now over the last couple of days you're like hold on a second, she could actually go all the way. >> we heard that a little bit in the commentary after night one, she's moving like people hadn't seen her move in years. last night in the second set she started to look a little tired and then all of a sudden that switch flipped, third set it is on. christine, this comment about her having an x on her back for the last 20-plus years, i know that really stood out to you. why? >> absolutely. patrick, great to be with you. erica as well. and yes, because i've covered her as patric

sampras/agassi, venus against serena obviously both of them in their times, djokovic/federer, djokovicrd the volume that i've heard this year in this tournament. >> electric i don't think even begins to cut it. the whole world is behind serena williams, the whole stadium is behind serena williams. i'm a bit of a sensitive soul so i have wondered every once in awhile what's it like to be the other person on the court. i recall, you know, in 1991 you played a very famous match against jimmy conners when he was 38 at the u.s. open. >> 39. >> 39. >> who is counting. >> you were up two sets, i don't want to remind you, he came back, won three sets in a row and the place was going wild. you have a sense of what it's like to be that other guy. >> just for the record, i was up two sets, 0-3, 0-40 with conner serving. it's you against the entire stadium and that was a match when i lost to conners that was the beginning of his epic run to the semi-finals. it was late night, there was a couple thousand people there but it felt like there were 40,000 people. i feel for the other players. i'm a new

we were more on a bit of a downslope of, sampras retired, agassi retired, oh, what's going to come nextame rafa, and then there was novak and then andy, all together, and all of a sudden there was this beautiful mix of we were all winning for ten plus years. all the same tournaments, almost nobody else could win anything else, it was like a lock on the big tournaments. and that must have been quite frustrating for a lot of the players, you know, to be honest, but for us the challenge of our life trying to figure it out, how can i play against all these certain different playing styles that we all play very different. so i think also for the fans it's been a joy to watch, and i'm sure some fans will be sad i'm leaving, of course, but then again there will always be wonderful new people, and the question is, can they fill the void of the personalities? because it's also very much different personalities and storytelling, i think, in our sport, you know? but i think our tour allows for incredible storytelling, so that's why i know that the game is very safe, and i'm sure we'll see incredib

we were all on a bit of a downslope of pete sampras retiring, andre agassi retiring, what is going tore will always be wonderful new people and the question is, can they fill the void of the personalities, because it is also very much built on personalities and storytelling in our sport, and i think i would tour allows for incredible storytelling. that is why i know the game is very safe and i think we will see a new incredible superstars. what is next? i always try to keep basically —— clean slate for when i retire because i have four children and they are amazing and they need my help, and my wife has always been by my side throughout, and we will see howl my side throughout, and we will see how i can stay in the game, in what way. i left two children, it will be a nice time to reflect and look forward. england's women are taking on india in the second one—day international in the second one—day international in canterbury. today, england won the toss and decided to bowl. they have taken three wickets so far to date with sophie ecclestone taking the latest wicket thanks to an lbw ru