we wish alfie hewett the best for— for you guys.t _ for you guys. we wish alfie hewett the best for next year. _ for you guys. we wish alfie hewett the best for next year. another - the best for next year. another british winter here searle ending the 61 year wait for a junior champion —— champion. seeing off the dominant victory unseen for the 17—year—old winning this one in straight sets. 64—61; 17—year—old winning this one in straight sets. 614—611 was a boy in quart one, a special moment for searle who was the junior champion the last british tuna shipping was stanley matthews the namesake of the former black and england footballer backin former black and england footballer back in 1962. this is a searle's moment. you can see what it meant to him. and those british fans in particular on court. credit to henry searle. what of carlos alcaraz cheer from the right. carlos alcaraz, 30-30 at the from the right. carlos alcaraz, 30—30 at the moment and he's trying to get himself a break point against djokovic. we will keep you updated.

it has been a busy day for alfie hewett and gordon reid.ob done for him on the fourth match point in the end against his opponents. beating him in straight sets to reach that final on court 0ne. seven grand slam singles titles for alfie but this is the one that is missing. this is the one that he is desperate for and he will pray for it tomorrow. unfortunately, won't be against gordon reid, though, because gordon reid has gone out of the singles. the 2016 champion here, of course and he was beaten by the top seed. 0ne and he was beaten by the top seed. one of the men he beat in the doubles, the world number one who just won the french open beating alfie hewett. they will play each other tomorrow for the chance to be wimbledon champion for the first time in both of their cases. we look forward to that, we also look forward to that, we also look forward to that, we also look forward to alcaraz— djokovic. more on that later in the programme but let's hand back to the bbc sport centre and paul scott. away from wimbledon and the biggest football

gordon reid and alfie hewett had barely played together this year.nt for both of them. for alfie hewett, his wimbledon is not over because he is going to play in a wheelchair singles final tomorrow having got thejohn donne in a semifinal against his spanish opponent. took a fourth match point for alfie. this is the holy grail for him. fourth match point for alfie. this is the holy grailfor him. he has seven grand slam singles titles but wimbledon is not one of them. he wants his first wimbledon singles title and he will get to play for it tomorrow. it won't be though, against his doubles partner gordon reid because gordon reid went out in his semifinal. the 2016 champion here, he was beaten by the top seed. by here, he was beaten by the top seed. by the 17—year—old who is lit up wheelchair tennis. by the 17—year—old who is lit up wheelchairtennis. he by the 17—year—old who is lit up wheelchair tennis. he won the french open final by beating alfie earlier 0pen final by beating alfie earlier this year. he is in his third grand slam title this year, the

we will see alfie hewett, singles final. we will see alfie hewett. the — singles final., the only trophy missing singles final. we will see alfie - hewett, the only trophy missing from his cabinet is the wimbledon men's singles trophy and he is into the final having won his semi earlier today. he is playing the japanese 17—year—old who is the world number one and the current french open champion. that will be played on sunday. we're into the last few days of competition at the world para—athletics championships in paris — britain sit fourth in the medal table. one place where they finished at the last championships in 2019. but today's a busy one, and plenty more opportunities for medals come tonight. rachael latham is there for us. great britain has won a gold medal every day since the competition started a week ago and there are five more medal opportunities tonight including champion dan and the newly crowned sammy kinghorn goes again. ill be head—to—head between her and brunner. she has a ready won three golds but it was kinghorn's history last night. that is all fro

wait for a wimbledon singles title continues for alfie hewett.to give it a go next year-— next year. it's been an amazing week. next year. it's been an amazing week- not _ next year. it's been an amazing week- not my _ next year. it's been an amazing week. not my first _ next year. it's been an amazing week. not my first time - next year. it's been an amazing week. not my first time on - next year. it's been an amazing i week. not my first time on court, honestly if you games last year. so i feel like wheelchair tennis is being put on the map at wimbledon i went to thankjamie baker in everyone in the club who make this possible and obviously took a chance with wheelchair tennis on show courts like this. it is amazing to play even with the result did not go my way. i know there will be even more determined and motivated next year to fight in front of you guys. to see so many people on court watching that final good luck to alfie hewett and his pursuit of the wimbledon title. more british success to tell you about on the spinal state. success to te

we look forward to that and we all see alfie hewett and gordon i we all see alfie hewett and gordon reid, we have to leave it there and we appreciate your time, in the rain no less, we need some towers and we need them fast. let's and a back to the bbc sport centre and olly foster. today we saw one of the most beautiful but brutal stages in this year's tour de france, two—time winner tadej pogacar has to cutjonas vingegaard's lead in the yellowjersey to just nine seconds, but it was michal kwiatkowski who was first to the summit finish on the grand colombier, givin the british ineos team their first stage victory this year. drew savage reports he may be recovering from a broken wrist but two—time champion tadej pogacar looks like he is riding into top form. this is the first of three mountain stages a big test for the yellow jersey. jonas vingegaard mountain stages a big test for the yellowjersey. jonas vingegaard has it for a week but tadej pogacar chipping at his lead and although his team had strength in numbers he did not attack. on the breakaway it was costly. the crowd cheered on t

alfie hewett is chasing to one title he is missing from his collection, a wimbledon singles title. singles matches. they are of course in the doubles final that we will see tomorrow. you course in the doubles final that we will see tomorrow.— will see tomorrow. you can follow all of the tennis _ will see tomorrow. you can follow all of the tennis this _ will see tomorrow. you can follow all of the tennis this afternoon - all of the tennis this afternoon across bbc one and bbc two. the second round of the scottish open is under way. it's the final step on the golf calendar before next week's open at royal liverpool. joining me now is our golf correspondent iain carter. hello, iain. sum up for us what's happened so far this morning. it has been a good day for low scoring so far today, even though many of the hole locations have been rather challenging. certainly in the morning the breeze was down the course, the course was soft and some players took real advantage. tyrrell hatton went on to an eight under par, a 62, and that took him into a share of the lead. the overnight leader isj

on court number one we have already seen the men's wheelchair singles final and alfie hewett trying tosingles title but it wasn't to be for alfie hewett. he and his partner had won the doubles yesterday and hewitt was built beaten in the singles final last year and was beaten by the japanese opponent again, 17—year—old tokito oda who is again, 17—year—old tokito oda who is a real hot standout talent it wheelchair tennis at the moment. he won the french open final last month against alfie hewett and beat him in the australian open final but it's oda who is the wimbledon final. he wins his first wimbledon title and we also have the women's doubles final to come later this will be the last one before retiring. that one still to come, junior finals to be completed but i are very much on centre court at the moment, djokovic having won the opening game of the match and alcaraz hanging in there in the second game but still has won a break point. is 30—a0 to alcaraz at the moment. you can keep up with it on the bbc sport website. a wonderful final round of 6—under par, has seen scotland's robe

we havejust seen in the last hour that alfie hewett, the british player going for his first wimbledons titles, and this was the one he was chasing more than any other, but we were on court one watching this as he lost to 0da. if you look at 0da, the backhand is explosive. he is taking wheelchair tennis to another level. alfie hewett and gordon reid did win the doubles title against 0da and his japanese partner yesterday, so they did at least have that. the wait for a single title continues. for 0ns jabeur, that is back—to—back grand slam wins, having won back the french open. anotherfinal slam wins, having won back the french open. another final is the women's doubles final. we say goodbye bite barbara strycova as she retires. —— we say goodbye to. that will follow on centre court after the completion of no novak djokovic against carlos alcaraz. 0vernight leader rory mcilroy bogeyed the second hole of his final round of the scottish 0pen, which is being played earlier than scheduled because of bad weather being forecast. he now has a share of the lead with scott and's robert mcintyre,

will not affect play on centre court, you can probably see the covers on the outside courts and alfie hewetther doubles finals, they should have been playing semifinals singles matches and this is the only individual title missing from the very impressive trophy collection of alfie hewett! he by the fact in the quarterfinals he 2-0 by the fact in the quarterfinals he 2—0 sets up against novak djokovic before letting the match slip

great britain's alfie hewett was going for a career grand slam but disappointment for him. his first wimbledon title just after gordon reid won their doubles title but he will look back on this and say that his game was not where it needed to be. his first service failed him in terms of his returns, wasn't what we release to seeing with him. in the end, it was tokito oda, the 17—year—old who is the world number one. alfie hewett away for a singles title continues. he is a seven time grand slam title winner but this title continues to elude him and credits to odour who are 17 as i said, from japan, he will now target us open final which he was ready talking about. he said he'd like to have some champagne but at 17 he is too young so will have sparkling water.— 17 he is too young so will have sparkling water. thank you very much. there was a dramatic conclusion to golf's scottish open as rory mcilroy birdied the final two holes of his final round at the the renaissance club, to win by a single shot from scotland's robert mcintyre. mcintyre's impressive six—under for the day m

alfie hewett is trying to win his first wimbledon�*s singles title.her majors except this one. frustration for britain, as three other players are all out. what a story that would be for chris eubanks. cricket, and england's women need 264 to win their first of three odi against australia and level of the ashes. england got off to a good start with kate cross taking the early wicket, lbw, in the first over. sophie ecclestone with a spectacular catch. england did well to restrict australia to 263, but will be hoping five missed catches and a missed stumping of beth mooney will not come back to haunt them. sorry to cut sport short but there you see the pictures. the ukrainian president is at the microphone. apologies, because there is a slight delay in getting the translation at the news conference, which isjust starting. let me pose as the president of ukraine start and see if we can pick it up. iam i am really sorry but we were expecting the translation as the president answered the first question. we are trying to sort that out technically, so we wil

alfie hewett will go for the men's singles wheelchair title tomorrow.eads the tour de france, gaining just a second on stage ia in the alps, to extend his lead over tadej pogacar to ten seconds. the stage was won by carlos rodriguez who moves up to third overall. but defending champion vingegaard still wears the yellow jersey, benefitting from pogacar�*s bad luck after the slovenian was blocked by a photographer's motorbike when he was on course to take an eight—second time bonus for being first up the last climb. instead vingegaard overtook him to take the bonus himself. arsenal have confirmed the signing of england midfielder declan rice for £100 million, plus £5 million in add—ons. rice captained west ham to the europa conference league title last season. the 24—year—old thanked wrote a letter to west ham supporters, but said his decision was ultimately about his "ambition to play at the very highest level." meanwhile, someone who's already played at the highest level, lionel messi, has now officially signed for the us side inter miami from the frenc

alfie hewett and gordon reid won the wheelchair doubles title for a fifth time. itle, but he can put that right today in the final against oda. britain's alfie hewett will try to complete a career grand slam by winning the wimbledon wheelchair singles title for the first time. he plays tokito oda in the final later. on match point i think we were both cheering up a little bit because the atmosphere was electric and my first wimbledon was in 2008, out on court 53 or something... wimbledon was in 2008, out on court 53 or something. . ._ in i 53 or something... laughter. in front of my _ 53 or something... laughter. in front of my mum _ 53 or something... laughter. in front of my mum and _ 53 or something... laughter. in front of my mum and my - 53 or something... laughter. in front of my mum and my sister . 53 or something... laughter. in | front of my mum and my sister and somebody�*s dog. if you told me then that i would be on court number one in front of a full stadium with the crowd going absolute berserk... cheering and applause. $1150 cheering and applause. al

also starting today is wheelchair tennis and alfie hewett of great britain is in the men's singles, the only grand slam title missing from an almost perfect career. this could be the year! time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett. nice to have a little bit of sunshine after so much rain at wimbledon. good job they have got the roof because there are more showers heading over there. we've had a lot of those recently. here in wales brooding skies, a little bit of summer heat not a lot of that. more showers on the weight which could turn heavy and thundery. temperatures around 18, 20 2 degrees, so on the cool side. we've seen how hot it is across southern parts of europe, this is the temperature, hotter than normal and we are drawing up heat from the north—west of africa which continues to affect southern parts of europe. it could briefly get warmer further north this weekend but not in the uk. we stay in that cooler air which means we have got showers, this is the radar picture developing, some thunderstorms continuing in the north—east of england. more showers through the rest

now i mentioned britain's alfie hewett, a double winner. one singles grand slam that has eluded hewett so far, and he was beaten in straight sets, by the 17—year—old top seed from japan, tokito 0da. it was a bit of revenge, after hewett and gordon reid, had beaten 0da and his teammate, in the doubles final on saturday. it was a really dramatic day of sport away from wimbledon. england's cricketers so nearly pulled off another remarkable triumph,in their women's ashes series against australia. england needed to beat the aussies again yesterday to have a chance of winning the series, but the tourists looked in a strong position, finishing their 50 overs on 282 for seven. it was to be a nail—biting finish; nat sciver—brunt hit a century and needed a six with the final ball, to win the match for england, but it wasn't to be, and the aussies won byjust three runs. that defeat means that australia retain the ashes, as england can only draw the series when they play the final one day international in taunton tomorrow. there was more drama at the sc

great britain's alfie hewett missed out on a career grand slam in singles, as he lost the final of thedon is the only grand slam singles title that the seven—time major champion hasn't won. but 17—year—old 0da won 6—4, 6—2 to claim his second major title after winning last month's french open. there was a dramatic conclusion to golf's scottish 0pen as rory mcilroy birdied the final two holes of his final round at the the renaissance club, to win by a single shot from scotland's robert mcintyre. mcintyre�*s impressive 6 under for the day meant he had the club house lead, but a birdie on holes 17 and 18 saw mcilroy claim the title — his first on scottish soil and ideal preparation ahead of the open next week. lionel messi has started a three day event that marks his move to major league soccer team inter miami — the club co—owned by david beckham. part one was the official announcement and promotional video. he arrives following his departure from psg — agreeing to play in the us until 2025. the world cup winner is being introduced in stages, in something inter miami are calling the unve

there was also british success in the men's wheelchair doubles when alfie hewett and gordon reid wonin front of a packed court 1, the top seeds had to fight back from a set down to beat japan's takuya miki and tokito oda in three sets. on match point i think we were both tearing up a little bit because the atmosphere was electric. my first wimbledon was in 2008, out on court 53 or something in front of three men and his dog and my mum and sister. if you told me then we would be on court number one in front of a nearly full stadium with the crowd going absolutely berserk, i would never have believed you. cheering and applause _ in cycling, denmark'sjonas vingegaard still leads the tour de france, gaining just a second on stage 1a in the alps, to extend his lead over tadej pogacar to ten seconds. the stage was won by carlos rodriguez who moves up to third overall. but defending champion vingegaard still wears the yellow jersey, benefitting from pogacar�*s bad luck after the slovenian was blocked by a photographer's motorbike when he was on course to take an eight—second time bonus for

great britain's alfie hewett is through to the men's wheelchair singles final, after defeating martin5—year—old second seed, beat the spaniard 6—3, 6—2 under the roof on court 0ne. he'll face japan's tokito 0da in sunday's final after the top seed beat british number two gordon reid 6—3, 6—4. carlos alcaraz says the blockbuster men's singles final against novak djokovic is going to be the "best moment" of his life. the world number one is gunning for his first wimbledon title, but is up against the toughest test of all in djokovic, who has eyes on a record—equalling eighth success on centre court. there's a 16—year age gap between the two players, as alcaraz looks to dethrone the seven—time wimbledon champion. judging by the performances that we have seen from all the players, i think this is the best finals we could have, he is one of the quickest guys on the tour and can do pretty much anything on the court. we are both in good form and playing well, we are both wanting to take this title. arsenal have confirmed the signing of england midfielder declan rice from west ham for £100 mi

later, alfie hewett and gordon reid are in men's wheelchair doubles semi—finals.p up to date with the tennis on bbc1 and 2 across the afternoon. our next story contains details which some viewers may find distressing. the everton midfielder dele alli says he was sexually abused as a child. in an emotional interview with former england footballer gary neville, he said he was "molested" at the age of six. he has also talked about how he started smoking at the age of seven and was dealing drugs at eight years old. in the interview, dele alli also said he recently spent six weeks in rehabilitation because of a sleeping pill addiction and mental health issues. his club everton have offered their support and say "everyone respects and applauds" his bravery. his former tottenham teammate and england captain harry kane has said he is proud of him for "speaking out and sharing his experiences to try and help others". former england midfielder karen carney says women's football could be a "billion pound industry"within10 years if it gets the right investment now. she has ch

in the wheelchair doubles final, the partnership with alfie hewett and gordon reid are going to have championship matches in birmingham. but is it from asthma now. thank you. whether... a big weekend this weekend, you are saying that in wimbledon that court has a roof, so not quite so important, but helen, a lot of people on henman hill who are going to want to watch it, so are they going to get wet? i'm afraid they are going to get wet and for cricket is not great either. these are the shark clouds bring behind me at saint david's in pembrokeshire, a sign of what is to come and the devil will be in the detail today. come and the devil will be in the detailtoday. it come and the devil will be in the detail today. it certainly will be a showery picture, so don't think anywhere will escape. yesterday we had a month's worth of rain and the seasonis had a month's worth of rain and the season is windy, another big talking point. those tightly packed as above me the strong winds in the south—west, and developing further east and we have yesterday's rain still with us across the north of sc

there will be british presence in the men's wheelchair doubles final too — after alfie hewett and gordonn izaguirre who won yesterday's stage and covered the last 30 kilometers all on his own, to finish ahead of the pack. britain's adam yates is sixth, with his brother simon seventh, and tom pidcock eighth overall. jonas vingegaard remains the overall leader by 17 seconds. there was a british one, two, three, last night, as hannah cockroft won world para gold in the t3a100 metres in paris. cockroft won her sixth 100 metre world title, as she led home team—mates kara adenegan and fabienne andre, in second and third respectively. next up for cockroft, she will be defending her 800 metre title on sunday. more success potentially to come for her. 77 1' more success potentially to come for her. 77 ~' , 7, , more success potentially to come for her. 7, ,, , 7, , . more success potentially to come for her. 77 , 7 ~~' her. thank you very much, mike. i know mike — her. thank you very much, mike. i know mike was _ her. thank you very much, mike. i know mike was talking _ her. thank you very much,

and in the men's wheelchair singles, alfie hewett is into the semi finals.edon, who was the pantomine villain yesterday, forjust doing hisjob. he's also a petty officer the royal navy _ a handful of spectators thought they might have a special momento to take home with them, from daniil medvedev's win after a ball went into the crowd. but the security guard, insisted the ball, be thrown back onto court — cue the boos from the fans watching. it could be a superstitious or lucky ball, _ it could be a superstitious or lucky ball. so— it could be a superstitious or lucky ball, so sometimes the players want the ball— ball, so sometimes the players want the ball back. ball, so sometimes the players want the ball back-— the ball back. they don't know the difference- — the ball back. they don't know the difference. there _ the ball back. they don't know the difference. there is _ the ball back. they don't know the difference. there is a _ the ball back. they don't know the difference. there is a special - the ball back. they don't know the difference. there is a spe