though and he thrives _ win this set. -- shapovalov.es in this _ win this set. -- shapovalov. though and he thrives in this environment l and he thrives in this environment where he plays in front of the home crowd, they really love him. he's got a a little bit of the underdog status. thejustice —— it'sjust a shame he's now down a break. the best thing about the sets are the opportunities to come back. was not how to mountjust opportunities to come back. was not how to mount just yet.— how to mount 'ust yet. everyone knows there — how to mountjust yet. everyone knows there are _ how to mountjust yet. everyone knows there are hundreds - how to mountjust yet. everyone | knows there are hundreds behind how to mountjust yet. everyone - knows there are hundreds behind us watching, that broady match, and they're hoping to wheel him over the line. we'll keep you updated as that third set goes deep. let's talk about carlos alcaraz. he's been playing on centre court. he's so explosive. it was a straight sets win for him. didn't have it all again

hum and three dots , the viewer iryna chered asks you to remind him , while you remember serhii shapovalov , an analyst of the democratic foundation appears in our initiatives and i, ilka kuchereva, will talk about the poll conducted by us: war, peace, victory, future, mr. serhiy, welcome to our broadcast, good afternoon, thank you for the invitation , mr. serhiy, according to this survey, the glass of ukrainians is half full or half empty. what are the feelings or are there feelings that we are there everything has been lost and it is necessary to end this war or vice versa. well, you know, there are different emotional nuances here, let's say this, this glass, give a general perception of the situation in the country, here we are somewhere from august 2022, regularly in our in polls, we ask the question of whether ukrainians believe in victory, and this is the parameter we asked in the poll. nothing changes. 93% of ukrainians are still a stable indicator, we ourselves are surprised that it does not go down by one percent or up about 93% believe in the victory of ukraine here and now here

liam brody, a man whose only just inside the world's top 150, took the match in five sets, denis shapovalov awaits him next. elina svitolina is the highest ranked ukrainian player, she is through to the third round having reached the quarter—finals at roland—garros last month, understandably emotional after her 3—set win. friday should be an absolute cracker here, novak djokovic, iga swiatek, carlos alcaraz, aryna sabalenka and last year's beaten finalist ons jabeur are all scheduled to play. all hoping to reach the second week of these championships. not only is it ten years since andy murray's wimbledon title, 2013 also the year of marion butterly�*s�* victory, her only grand slam one at the 47th attempt. she has been reflecting on that moment a decade on. it was 2007 when i lost to venus in the final but it six long years before i got another chance and i really felt at that moment it was god just giving me another chance and i had to take it, and it was a very special edition, i didn't lose a set so for me to win wimbledon and that kind of fashion and just making the statement that duri

its denis shapovalov who awaits him next. svitolina is the highest ranked ukrainian player, she's through to the third round having reached the quarterfinals only last month, she was understandably emotional after her three set win over elise mertens. friday should be an absolute cracker here, novak djokovic, iga swiantek, carlos alcaraz, aryna sabalenka, last year's beaten finalist, ons jabeur all scheduled to play, all hoping to reach the second week of these championships. not only is it ten years since andy murray's first wimbledon title. 2013 was also the year of marion bartoli's victory at the all england club, her only grand slam won at a record 47th attempt. she's been reflecting on that moment a decade on with chethan. i was very close in 2007 when i lost against venus and it took me six long years before i got another chance and i really felt at that moment, it was god giving me another chance. and i had to take it. it was very special edition and i did not lose a set, but for me to win in that kind of fashion and j

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proved too much for him, while liam broady was unable to spring another upset, losing to denis shapovalovfor the british trio, a day without triumph. andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. a lovely sunny day. here's louise lear. it is starting to get a bit tricky. we like to say three fine days and a thunderstorm. we have only really had one this week. the thunderstorms are on their way. it was a hot day to temperature is widely mid to high 20s but we saw 30 degrees in chertsey. i think we saw 30 as well in central london. that is going to lead to a pretty humid night to come. in fact, lead to a pretty humid night to come. infact, lows lead to a pretty humid night to come. in fact, lows for some into the high teens, perhaps 20 degrees in london first thing tomorrow morning. there will be a beautiful sunrise, some early morning sunshine but it won't last because a weather front will move in from the south—west and this could quite literally raining on our parade for tomorrow. some heavy, thundery downpours are expected. it is not a guarantee and very hit and miss some of these showers but if you

of the twenty-five-year-old russian of four grids outplayed the representatives of canada denis shapovalovn has come. in the first site its outcome was decided by one break. as a result , the font is in favor of the canadian, however, the following three safiullin confidently won the game six three one six one six three and for the first time in his career. the russian reached the quarterfinals of the grand slam tournament, becoming only the third tennis player in history to have dona in the last decade to reach the quarterfinals of the tournament. not being a pool in the top 75, he is also 12. turia, who reached this stage after graduating from meldon, roman will break into the top fifty ratings for the first time in his career. yes, for reaching the semi-finals, he will compete with andrey rublev, the yanik siner. also in the quarter-finals in mbledon. he outplayed in the fifties, the representative of kazakhstan , alexander bublik, the previous match took place recently on june 25 in the finals of the german gale tournaments, then bublik turned out to be stronger, but now he took rubles

liam broady�*s impressive wimbledon run is over, he was beaten in the third round by denis shapovalovey managed to claim some crucial and big wickets by the close of day. australia lead by 142 runs with 6 wickets remaining in their second innings. joe wilson was watching. skimmed the details and crickets, summer it's all comes back to ben stokes. at the others have fallen, his job is to stokes. at the others have fallen, hisjob is to rescue stokes. at the others have fallen, his job is to rescue the to keeping in close to australia's square to keep england in the ashes. but he's carrying injuries. he knew that was going to a field there, but something about his batting intimidates even the australians, missed it. australia picked a young spin bowler. this was todd murphy's headingley education. ben stokes to 50 for then pass 200 and spectators to their feet. that's what ben stokes does. he had five sixes and made 80 and when england were all out, they werejust made 80 and when england were all out, they were just 26 runs made 80 and when england were all out, they werejust 26 runs beh

while liam brady was unable to spring another upset, losing to denis shapovalov.tee is in action later today. the whole country rooting for katie later on. back here at headingley it is quite simple. england's cricketers need to find a way to take wickets and take them quickly on day three of their must—win ashes test against australia today. australia leading to—0 with two matches to play after this. the tourists will resume on 116—4 at headingley — that's a lead of 142, and had it not been for ben stokes, that lead could have been much, much bigger — he had an absolutely incredible performance yesterday, jawdropping what he was doing with the bat. asjoe wilson reports. there is something about ben stokes at headingley, there is something about him anywhere. even limited in his mobility he makes things happen, with anglin hanging on in that ashes, five sixes and 80 runs this time. australia and their second innings wanted to bat with control. usman khawaja with the example. england's fielding wasn't perfect, marnus labuschagne tojonny bairstow. a minute later lab

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next up for broady — the world number 29, denis shapovalov. when i went to bed last night, i was...a as annemiek van vleuten won her third stage of this year's race. she made her move on the finishing climb to pull away from the field — grab the victory — and move nearly four minutes clear in the overall standings —with two stages to go. that's it for now but steadier cells, what a day ahead at wimbledon. can andy murray initial rolling back the years? and here, a crucial first session for england but could be pivotal the whole series as they try to build a big first innings lead without losing any more wickets. for the moment, calm. alistair cook has gone away to enjoy the test match special team, you can listen to him and the team on 5 live sports extra, highlights on 5 live sports extra, highlights on bbc two tonight and wherever you are in play, highlights as they happen. hopefully sixes, not wickets, and i have to say congratulations and well done to a very special england team that i with you in the studio you do! congratulations to the amputee team. you are waiting for winner

the canadian 26th seed, denis shapovalov . so that was a shapovalov.for katie boulter. today. boulter. she's on today. absolutely yeah. 445 obviously times subject to change depending on the on the schedule. but she's up against elena who was the elena rybakina, who was the champ. she's the champion. she's also australian also the australian open finalist . so if she can come finalist. so if she can come past that and get into fourth round, that would be that would be the wind be brilliant. put the wind in ourselves could ourselves and who knows, could go further. go even further. >> what's going on >> yeah, maybe. what's going on with then? with the ashes then? >> well, look, i don't know what to be more depressed about. >> not really. >> well, not really. >> well, not really. >> wouldn't that. mean, >> i wouldn't say that. i mean, it's. it's the balance. i it's. it's in the balance. i mean, had that momentum mean, they had that momentum in a way from the injustice that happened last sunday lord's happened last sunday at lord's with the with jonny bai

so well done to liam brody , who then moves and brody, who then moves on and he's playing denis shapovalovof canada, big serving canadian. so that's going to be very tricky . but always with the very tricky. but always with the crowd behind you, anything's possible. >> yeah, one to watch. it's going to be busy today, isn't it? with that. it? very busy with that. >> ashes today playing it? very busy with that. >> sport. ashes today playing of sport. >> what's going on, paul? >> what's going on, paul? >> thank and i suppose that >> thank you. and i suppose that 11 pm. curfew annoying. 11 pm. curfew really annoying. yes today. let's hope that there's no environment protest that jumps its way on confetti's the lawn again . i mean, there's the lawn again. i mean, there's always anything can happen. >> the concern i think marathon council though should have council though they should have a because as as a look at that because as as katie just saying there, katie was just saying there, most houses are rented most of those houses are rented out going out to people who are going to wimbledon yeah