coco gauff made headlines when she became the youngest player since 2005 to qualify for a wta finals.es in millimetres, and lose matches because they got aced in the same direction over and over again. i've certainly lost matches where i did not notice that i was getting served to the same spot because you are so caught up in your emotions at times. so, yeah, definitely, when you can see it, and, you know, when your coaches say it as well, some time you get stubborn out there so you don't believe it — but when you can see it for yourself, i think it is a different addition to it. these analytics, which are now available to the players, cannot only enhance the competition, but can also give something to the fans. everybody in the stands should probably be seeing all this, that's what i'd like to see. children today and young people want experiences. what affords you experiences? technology. do you see this really the future of tennis? oh, for sure, it is here already. it is going to get better and better. paris. the romance. the culture. the food! the iconic sites. the biggest start—up

coco gauff made headlines when she became the youngest player since 2005 to qualify for a wta finals.e lose matches in millimetres, and lose matches because they got aced in the same direction over and over again. i've certainly lost matches where i did not notice that i was getting served to the same spot because you are so caught up in your emotions at times. so, definitely, when you can see it, and you know when your coaches say it as well, some time you get stubborn out there so you don't believe it — but when you can see it for yourself, i think it is a different addition to it. these analytics, which are now available to the players, cannot only enhance the competition but can also give something to the fans. everybody in the stands should probably be seeing all this, that's what i'd like to see. children today and young people want experiences. what affords you experiences? technology. do you really see this as the future of tennis? oh, for sure, it is here already. it's just going to get better and better. roisin has come to the west end of london to watch some live theatre —

the number 2 seed aryna sabalenka is through to the semi—finals after a straight sets win over coco gauff unveiled a brand new spacesuit design that its astronauts will wear on future missions to the moon. azadeh moshiri has this report. it has to be one of the most brilliant moments in my life. the men is perhaps an unlikely catalogue but nasa has decided they need a new line for the iconic spacesuits. this is what astronauts will be on the outermost three mission. front and centre as i tried to return to the moon. and according to those who have worn the necessaries and update was surely needed. —— artemis. it surely needed. —— artemis. it was demanding, squeezing the gloves, moving the arms and trying to bend over, it was exhausting. it trying to bend over, it was exhausting.— trying to bend over, it was exhaustina. ., , ' . exhausting. it was so difficult to wear that _ exhausting. it was so difficult to wear that it _ exhausting. it was so difficult to wear that it led _ exhausting. it was so difficult to wear that it led to - exhausting. it was so difficult to wear that it led to so

while in the women's draw, sixth seed coco gauff is through to the quarterfinals after a 3—set win overraight sets over babora krejikova. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. that is indeed. thank you to the team. wolves are back in belgium for the first time in more than 100 years as their numbers grow across europe. strict eu legal protections have, in part, led to the resurgence. estimates put the total number across all 27 eu member states at over 19,000. for conservationists, it's a great success but for affected farmers, it's a proving a stress and burden, asjessica parker reports. on heathland in the east of belgium, a pack of wolves is on patrol. curious about a camera set up to track them. we patrol. curious about a camera set up to track them.— set up to track them. we are 'ust set up to track them. we are just looking _ set up to track them. we are just looking for... _ set up to track them. we are just looking for... searching | just looking for...

after that, a tie to look forward to — coco gauff and aryna sabalenka aim to make the last four.ked out after losing 2—1 to mexico, in phoenix. but they could still come away with something from their debut at the tournament. if the united states beats colombia later today, britain would earn an automatic spot in the 2026 event. all is well they could potentially end well for _ all is well they could potentially end well for them. _ and that is all the sport for now. here in the uk, the chancellor has been setting out his tax and spending plans for the coming year. jeremy hunt says the government is taking steps to help people deal with the cost of living crisis, and trying to get more people into work. measure include increasing the provision of free childcare, reforming tax on pension contributions, and continuing to subsidise household energy bills for a further three months. let's hear a little of whatjeremy hunt had to say. we tackle the two biggest barriers that stop businesses growing — investment incentives and labour supply. the best investment incentives in europe, the

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