with news of the raining paralympic men's singles champion‘s match, as well a defeat for alfie hewettne, here's our reporter kate grey. it was another convincing victory for andy black fawn in the quad division, which means he is the first british person to make it through to the semifinals on saturday. he was up against rising star keith davidson from australia. he made a confident start, winning the first set 6—2. at times, it looked like it might go through to a third set. but his experience kicked m and he went through in straight sets. i had to be on my game today. i really pushed myself. it was nice to get a victory under my belt. gordon reid managed to bounce back yesterday. victory over his french opponent. disappointment for alfie hewett who made a promising start in his match against his japanese opponent. following treatment to his shoulder at the break, he never quite found his form again and lost the next two sets. my shoulder was aching at the start of the second. unfortunately i dropped some intensity after that. that means both reid and hewitt will have to win their ma

but it was defeat for britain's alfie hewett. he lost to japan's shingo kunieda in three sets.early stages, winning the first set 6—1. but the british number two was forced to call for a medical time out after the first set due to a shoulder injury and never recovered, losing the next two sets 6—4, 6—2. there was also disappointment for britain's lucy shuker. she lost her match to south africa's kg montjanyer 6—1, 6—2. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent, and political strategist jo tanner. she does appear on other paper reviews but we won't mention them. welcome to this one. and now to the front pages. the metro claims that the special relationship between the us and the uk looks to be injeopardy following the row over donald trump's anti—muslim twitter posts. the ft says the labour leader, jeremy corbyn has warned banks operating in the city of london, that he would be a threat to their busin