- follow that later on the day, stanislas wawrinka againstl follow that later on the day, stanislased, but that is all your support for now, martin. political parties across south africa have been holding their final rallies before wednesday's elections. it's 30 years since the african national congress won the country's first democratic elections following the release of nelson mandela and the end of apartheid. now polls suggest that for the first time, the party may fail to get an overall majority. let's cross to my colleague catherine byaruhanga, who is at a rally for the main opposition party the democratic alliance, just outside johannesburg. hi, martin, this weekend as the climax of months of campaigning by parties in south africa was top this weekend, you have the party is conducting rallies like this across the country. right now behind me as a sea of blue, this is the colour for the democratic alliance, it is the official opposition party in south africa. last time around, it took about 20% of the vote, but it isn't the only party trying to take on the anc, you have more th

he was up against another veteran in stanislas wawrinka in the opening round, a former winner in paris and fellow three—time grand slam champion. at 39, wawrinka is two years older, but he took advantage of murray's lack of court time, winning in straight sets. they shared a nice moment at the net afterwards, having had a fair few battles across the years, and murray, who reached the french open final in 2016, as well as multiple semifinals and quarterfinals, was in reflective move afterwards. idid i did really well here over the years and i guess a lot of the results and stuff, i think the issue for me is when you compare it to watch rough on or novak djokovic achieved in the same time is obviously minuscule in comparison, that most players would sign up for the results i had here, played a final, four semis, the results i had here, played a final, foursemis, i made the results i had here, played a final, four semis, i made the quarters how many times, a couple of times as well, maybe. i lost in the semis, i lost to novak in five, stand in five and twice to rafa, and obviously no sham

he was up against another veteran in stanislas wawrinka, a former winner in paris and fellow three—timery. 26—6, it finished. elsewhere, hull kr won 64—14 at london broncos. charles leclerc says his ultimate dream has come true — after winning his home grand prix in monaco. the track is where he grew up and his father, who died from cancer before watching him compete in f1, was at the front of his mind during the race he says. leclerc had started on pole twice before and failed to win, but this was third time lucky. he had to wait a little longer to secure victory after a huge crash on the opening lap between sergio perez and kevin magnussen. both drivers walked away unscathed but took no further part in the race, neither did nico hulkenberg. when it finally resumed, leclerc pulled away from his rivals to take the chequered flag and close the gap on max verstappen in the driver's championship to 31 points. oscar piastri was second, carlos sainz third. britons lando norris, george russell and lewis hamilton were 4th, 5th and 7th respectively. two—time tour de france winner tadej pogacar