the all england club find £207,000, both are appealing these fines. the all england club. it's been unsatisfactory from start to finish— it's been unsatisfactory from start to finish and the club have been put in a very— to finish and the club have been put in a very difficult position. when he got _ in a very difficult position. when he got to— in a very difficult position. when he got to the whole government guidance, — he got to the whole government guidance, but you cannot deny that the championships and the lta have .one the championships and the lta have gone against those agreements with the two _ gone against those agreements with the two are. sol gone against those agreements with the two are. so i still think there is a process— the two are. so i still think there is a process to go through that will certainly be appealing those fines. but i certainly be appealing those fines. but i think— certainly be appealing those fines. but i think we all want to move on from _ but i think we all want to move on from it _ amanda, on the scoreboard is thr

number nine seed at the all england club.ed out tommy paul in straight sets. the american, is close friend and training partner, norrie toogood on the day. and on monday, the fourth round matches continue when we see rafael nadal, simona halep, and, before them, nick kyrgios open play en centre court. that is actually yesterday's report. those results through already. we don't have time to go through them now. it is quite a sum of sport. wimbledon there. we have european women's football championship starting on wednesday. but perhaps the jewel in the sporting crown is an event that's been taking place in a field in southwest england, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. music: the chain by fleetwood mac. this is where horticulture meets motor racing. a sort of high—speed gardening, if you will. how else can you put it than ready, steady, mow? these are the lawnmower world championships, an annual event that dates back nearly half a century, which would be an awful lot of cut grass, except they take the blades out, just to be o

well, she's into her second consecutive quarterfinal here at the all england club. aight sets. we've got an all—german quarterfinal to look forward to as well. tatjana maria, one of the stories of the day, knocking outjelena 0stapenko, the former french open champion. 0stapenko had two match points, but maria saved them and ended up winning the match in three. she's going to play her german compatriotjule niemeier, the world number 97 beating the british numberfour heather watson. in the men's draw, we had an absolute cracker between future of men's tennis — jannik sinner and carlos alcaraz. the italian tenth seed coming through this one in the end in four sets, alcaraz battling hard. both of these vastly inexperienced players on grass but sinner getting the job done — a famous win for him in his grand slam career. in the same half of the draw, belgium's david goffin got through five brutal sets against the american frances tiafoe. goffin�*s reached a quarterfinal here before. now in the last eight, he's going to play the british number one cameron norrie — the numbe

well, she's into a second consecutive quarterfinal here at the all england club. a in straight sets. we've got an all—german quarterfinal to look forward to, as well. tatjana maria, one of the stories of the day, knocking outjelena 0stapenko, the former french open champion. 0stapenko had two match—points, but maria saves them and ended up winning the match in three. she's going to play her german compatriotjule niemeier, the world number 97, beating the british number four heather watson. in the men's draw, we had an absolute cracker between future of men's tennis, jannik sinner, and carlos alcaraz. the italian tenth—seed coming through this one in the end in four sets. alcaraz battling hard. both of these vastly inexperienced players on grass, but sinner getting the job done with a famous win for him in his grand slam career. in the same half of the draw, belgium's david goffin got through five brutal sets against the american frances tiafoe. goffin�*s reached a quarterfinal here before. now in the last eight, he's going to put the british number one cameron norr

i'm chethan partak live at the all england club. ming up on the programmer on a stunning day at the all england club, iga swiatek, the world number one and top seed, gives us the upset of the championship so far, knocked out by the world number 37. it's not a super saturday for the brits as a wild card liam brodie is knocked out in straight sets. and katie poulter�*s when the time comes to an end as harmony tan�*s incredible run continues. and i'm ben croucher at the bbc sport centre with the rest of today's headlines. a kick in the teeth for wales — beaten by south africa with a stoppage—time penalty. news of defeats for england and ireland on the way. india's bowlers take control of the second test against england with both bat and ball in hand. and carlos sainz storms to his first f1 pole at a soggy silverstone. welcome along to the busy state wimbledon that so far, the crowds packed in on henman hill that watching two blockbuster matches and a big surprise of the day coming in the women's draw with the world number one, iga swiat

the women's final at the all england lawn tennis club serves up a few firsts. l that and the day's headlines on tonight's "pbs news weekend." ♪ >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by -- >> f 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that helps people communicate and connect. we offer a variety of no contract plans and u.s.-based customer service team can find one that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. ♪ >> and with the ongoing support ofhese individuals and institutions -- ♪ and friends of the "newshour." ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. nick: we begin tonight with breaking news, as the island nation of sri lanka has descended into political turmoil. the country's president and prime minister will both resign, bowing to pressure after protests rocked the capital, colombo. tens of thousands of demonstrators broke through barricades and stormed the presidential residence, forcing

chethan pathak�*s at the all england club us and chetan — norrie showed no signs of nerves out on courtwere a few moments of tightness, times, but he is so good, isn't he, just that mental toughness and focus on the most consistent players on the men's and it is job done and who need a rest day? it is certainly not cam norrie. for the first time into a quarterfinal meeting his american mate who they had been together in four straight sets and what you see here is cam norrie just really playing with tommy paul throughout that match, estimate the net, better at the base, ninth seed really embracing the pressure and a bit of expectation on his shoulders into the last eight. he is going to play belgium's david goffin next and that is on tuesday and cameron norrie asked afterwards about how he's feeling about this one understandably delighted with how things are going at these championships so far. i’m things are going at these championships so far. i'm the last one left so — championships so far. i'm the last one left so why — championships so far. i'm the last one left so why not _ champio

to the weekend of finals at all england club.aryos for his fourth consecutive wimbledon title. only roger federer owns my titles with eight and only raffal nadal has the most trophies at 22 but it appears le not have a chance to get even at nadal at the final major confirming he has no plans to receive the coronavirus vaccine and he will not be playing in the u.s. open. >> i'm not vaccinated and i'm not planning to get vaccinated so the only good news i could have is them removing the mandate, mandated green vaccine card or whatever you call it to enter the united states or exemption. or i don't know, i don't think exemption is realistically possible or if that is a possibility. i don't know exemption would be about. >> maybe this guy could play for the red sox after he stops -- >> despite his win yesterday. joke vick drops to number seven in the rankings as wimbledon did not count toward any ranking points. due to its ban on players from russia and belarus. as for wimbledon's runner-up, another match filled with outbursts for ni

roger federer, back at the all england club. look at that introduction. wants to return after undergoing knee surgery. djokovic will be waiting for him. the number one seed in the near court. djokovic, big forehand smash. won it in four sets. djokovic wins. line judge had his back. they shared a moment. give tiafo a little rest. this lasted nearly five hours. look at the american cover the court. won the point and went over to shake the hands of the family in the front row. thank you. thank you for your support. he led two sets to one but could not close. water-skiing by a pga golf course. nice form. streelman, 189 yards out. look at that ace. finished 41st, but he will always have that. at the 12th, jt poston, 67 feet away. no fresca for you. he was smiling at the finish. his second career pga victory. took home $1.28 million. what's it like walking around with a million dollar check? >> i can only imagine. aspire to that idea. when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys techn

showing why he hasn't lost at the all-england club since 2017. even impressed himself with that return. kyrgios said playing djokovic was like playing against one of the gods. he beat kyrgios in four sets for his fourth straight wimbledon title. seventh overall and 21st career grand slam, one shy of rafael nadal. final round of the american century championship. steph curry was not able to get that coveted first title in tahoe. he finished 16th ahead of his dad and brother. that's where cbs nfl analyst tony romo outlasted joe pavelski to win the event for the third time. back across the pond for the final round of the scottish open, tied for the lead on 18. birdie putt for the lead. slides it past the hole. he was the clubhouse leader after shooting a 66. go back to 14. xander schauffele, he would grab the solo lead and would go on to win by a shot for a second straight victory and third of the year. now the golf world heads to st. andrews next week. it's the british open. that does it for spo >>> finally this evening, the san francisco zoo offic

all england club. but how about steph? right out there? i mean, we know he loves golf.might be his first love. >> basketball makes the money, but >> if you ever really got good, you can do whatever he wants. pretty much thanks to we'll be righ big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. to the world, now you know. do a bunch of push-ups to get an autograph from steph curry, a file. that's somebody decided do to get that autograph. she's going to have to earn it. curry who's in south lake tahoe, as you just saw playing at the american century championship golf tournament. >> this guy do 30 push-ups for number 30 before signing the fans. curry, jersey. the guy completed the task and he got the

he hasn't lost at the all england club since 2017. s all around are staggering from novak djokovic, but he did drop the first set. naturally he started a little nervous, a little edgy and nick kyrgios playing with freedom, playing in his first grand slam final took the first set by six games to four. novak djokovic we saw him do it against him and nori in the semifinals, so good at resetting, getting his game back where he wants it. he's been in this position time and time again, and he really then was able to get the better of nick kyrgios across the next three sets. nick kyrgios yet again to me you mentioned there a while ago that chen tearing away was quite frustrated with his own box for not supporting them out he wanted his support. he called that a woman in the crowd who was frustrating and when he told the umpire about your committee impairs that i don't know who you are talking about, he said well, it's the one who looks like she's had 700 drinks. he was letting those things get to make with the time and again. novak djokovic k

long those the asian and all england club, u. k. politicians have been among those voicing the outrage of the penalties since february, the vast majority of the international sporting community have come together and solidarity to condemn putin's barbaric actions in ukraine. regrettably, the international tennis federations appear determined to be outcasts in this. the lawn tennis association and wimbledon should be praised for their move to make russia and international sporting pariah. we stand by the decision we made. we are deeply disappointed at the reactions of the tours to that decision. it was not one we took lightly. we thought carefully about the ramifications of taking it, but it was absolutely the right decision for us. it was the only viable option in the context of the government guidance in place and we stand by that decision foremost, sports a media lecture on. so sylvia professor the you case austin university. alice cashmore. he believes the window, wimbledon chiefs were not prepared for the international condem

now lined up are matched against rafael nadal who was previously beaten here at the all england club. against the american 20 on seed and yet to drop a set at the championships. a slight wobble at the end of the second set but powering through in little over an hour. the 2019 champion looking formidable at the moment. and she will next play kazakhstan's elena rybakina, 17th seed who came from a set down to beat ajla tomljanovic, who got to the quarter—finals last year beating emma raducanu on the way at wimbledon. her wimbledon yet again and is with elena rybakina the 23 rolled into her first grandslam semi—final. you can keep up—to—date with rebels and on the bbc news website. 0r download the bbc news up which is where to go on the latest on the political turmoil in the uk. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. from all of us on the team in london they give for your company, we will see you next time. hello there. so far, the weather story this week has been dominated by a lot of low, grey cloud for many. yes, at times, it's felt warm, but just take a look at suffolk yester

the second seeded spaniard who's looking for a first title at the all england club in 12 years lost outstralia's nick kyrgios will play his first quarter—final at wimbledon since 2014 when he goes up against chile's cristian garin. in the last of the women's quarter—finals 2019 champion simona halep will play american amanada anisimova on centre court while australia's ajla tomljanovic goes up against kazahkstan's elena rybakina on court one. england pulled off a record run chase to beat india at edgbaston on tuesday asjonny bairstow picked up a fourth century in five innings. an unbroken partnership of 269 between bairstow and joe root — who also scored a century — meant the rearranged 5th test saw england win by 7 wickets to square the series at 2—2. a couple of days, we got it back up and about absolutely delighted, very proud of the way the lads have gone about it, obviously when we played against them last summer in the game was cancelled, they were on top of the series, they were playing really well so around draw series against a top—class side is really pleasing. the women's eur

djokovic has won at the all england club six times and is hoping he can lift a 21st singles grand slamn who could potentially take over the mantle. it is different than playing anybody else because, you know, we are also friends and get along very well and practice a lot. if i can call myself a mental to him a little bit in the last few years and i'm really glad that he is doing well —— mentor. he is kind of a player that likes probably a slower surface, player that likes probably a slowersurface, higher player that likes probably a slower surface, higher bounce like a hardcourt or a clay court but still, he has been playing well so one serbian player will be in the fourth round. that's the good news. on the women's side of the draw, 2018 champion angelique kerber is one of the big names in action on friday. the number 15 seed has looked pretty good so far. she dispatched of kristina mladenovic and magda linette in straight sets and takes on elise mertens in the third round. the former world number one has won the most matches on grass in the draw. in fact, the only active players to h

the originally secret, fines were handed to the you case, lawn tennis association, the all england club of punishment. british politicians have been among those voicing their outrage. the financial penalties and quite a few headlines as well in newspapers, talking about them. well let's go live now to l as cash morales as former sports and media lecture on current sociology. professor at the case. austin university. always get you in the program. alice, 1st of all, your overall reaction to the fines know, made public on the, on the british reaction to the the brief reaction is about 60 percent against the band. in fact, most sports fans around the world believe that this band was simply wrong. let's remind ourselves that it was wimbleton decision. they didn't consult the, the well governing organisation of tennis. it just went off on a limb and said, well, banding bell, russian and russian athletes from wimbledon this year. and as you pointed out earlier, it believe that he had the backing of the british government for what that was. we don't know. but obviously it was governing organiz

let's cross live to the all england club, chethan pathak is there, he's seeded ninth, but this is unchartedorrie. it is. he set himself a target before the championships of finally reaching the second week of a grand slam and he has donejust reaching the second week of a grand slam and he has done just that and into his first major finals, slam and he has done just that and into his first majorfinals, he slam and he has done just that and into his first major finals, he will face david goffin, the belgian player, former top ten player, fairly unlikely run to the last eight, he has had quite a troubled 18 months, fair to say but looked impressive so far, into the quarterfinals once before, unlike cameron norrie, who's not been at this stage of a grand slam before. looked really good against tommy paul in his last match and he is a potential contender. and behind me in the hill packing out with british fans hoping to get cameron norrie over the line today. the winner of that match will play the winner of the match currently on centre court, novak djokovic, the defending champion, preparing to

he's the king of the all england club — novak djokovic has been crowned wimbledon champion for the fourth australian nick kyrgios. kyrgios, appearing in his first grand slam final, was out of the blocks the fastest but djokovic doing what he does best, roaring back into the match to pick up his seventh wimbledon men's title — a victory which moves him tojust one behind rafael nadal�*s record 22 men's majors. a perfect antidote to what has been a difficult time for the serb after his pre—aussie open deportation. that has caused turbulence inside of me and ijust needed time to weather the storm. at one point, i realised it'sjust going to take time, and that's it. time to, you know, for me to regroup, to get into optimal balanced state on the court, off the court. ferrari's charles leclerc has revived his title hopes by winning an incident—packed austrian grand prix and moved up to second in the formula i drivers�* championship. ferrari were on fire, but not in the good sense — carlos sainz, though, managing to escape his car unhurt. but it was also a bad day for red bull at their home track

held his nerve to set up a meeting with nick kyrgios who's into his first ever semifinal at the all england clubian garin, making him the first australian man since 2005 to reach the last four at wimbledon. but will his opponent make it? i don't know. i can't give you a clear answer, because if i give you a clear answer because if tomorrow and another thing happens, i will be a liar. while in the women's draw, 2019 champion simona halep is through to the semifinals after a straightforward win over american amanda anisimova. and she'll face elena rybakina after the 23—year—old came from a set down to beat australia's ajla tomljanovic, making her the first player from kazakhstan, male orfemale, to reach a singles semifinal at one of the four grand slam tournaments. so, it'll be halep versus rybakina in the women's semifinals in the coming hours, while the other semifinal will see this lady on screen, tunisian third seed ons jabeur, take on mother of two tatjana maria of germany. england got their campaign off to a winning start at old trafford as they beat austria 1—0 in front of a record crowd fo

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nick kyrgios is into the quarter—finals for the first time at the all england club since 2014 after a shoulder and will now play chile's cristian garin in the last eight on wednesday. 2019 champion simona halep dismantled fourth—seeded spaniard paula badosa, needing just 60 minutes to win 6—1, 6—2. it was her first match on centre court since winning the title three years ago. the romanian is the only grand slam winner left standing in the women's singles draw, and next up, she faces american amanda anisimova. defending men's champion novak djokovic heads out for his quarter—final later when he'll face italian 10th seed jannik sinner. the serbian is looking for a seventh title at this venue, and he's also chasing a 21st grand slam title overall while the 20—year—old sinner is in his first wimbledon quarter—final. and in the women's draw, ons jabeur, the highest remaining seed at number three, takes on czech republic's marie bouzkova. no african woman has ever won a grand slam title and that is the goal the tunisian is aiming for. england need just 119 more runs on the final day of the

the serbian top seed is chasing a 7th title overall at the all england club and was a 6—2 4—6 6—16—2ianjannik sinner for a place in the semi—finals and he was relieved to have beaten the curfew and a potential return on monday. i don't know if there was a curfew, 11 o'clock? is that still on? ok, iam curfew, 11 o'clock? is that still on? ok, i am lucky. curfew, 11 o'clock? is that still on? ok, iam lucky. it curfew, 11 o'clock? is that still on? ok, i am lucky. it is 20 minutes to 11. thank god. but i have had some previous experiences of playing a match for two days under the roof, with rafa nadal. it is not pleasant if you cannot finish the match on the same day. i am glad i did and looking forward to the next game. in the women's draw third seed, 0ns jabeur, is into the quarter—finals after the tunisian won in straight sets over belgium's elise mertens. jabeur is the highest remaining seed and after her 7—6, 6—4 win, now faces 23—year—old czech marie bouzkova in the last eight. later on monday, men's second seed rafael nadal goes up against dutchman, botic van de zansculp, in the

she is into her second consecutive quarterfinal here at the all england club, and next up for her willight sets. an all—german quarterfinal to look forward to as well. tatjana maria knocking out jelena ostapenko, the former french open champion. jelena ostapenko two match points, had but tatjana maria saved them, and up winning the match in three. she will play her general compatriot, the world number 97, who beat heather watson. in the men stop you had an absolute cracker between the future of men's tennis, jannik sinner and carlos alcaraz. alcanar is battling hard, both of these vastly inexperienced players on grass, but sinner getting the job done. a famous win for him in his grand slam career. in the same half of the draw, david goffin got through five brittle sets against the american frances tiafoe. goffin had reach a quarterfinal here before, not in the last eight, he is going to play the british number one, cameron nodded. —— cameron norrie. he knocked out tommy paul in straight sets. the american, has close friend and training partner, cameron norrie too good on the day. on mo

. >> really strong story lines from the all england club. had not lost since february. full credit to her opponent from france. threw to the fourth round. earlier on saturday, 18-year-old american cocoa in action. reaching the french open. she wins the first set today but loses the next two. a fantastic victory. i just want to tell you about a real buzz, the australian star broiled in a thrilling contest with a young greek player. both players had to be warned for code violations. this was a pretty feisty especially counter. calling for his opponent to be defaulted after the player hit a ball into the crowd.

the all england club is celebrating 100 years of the centre court at wimbledon today, and the britishatson, is first up, having reached the fourth round for the first time in her career. 0ur sports news correspondent, laura scott, is there for us. tennis fans will know only too well we are normally only here at wimbledon on the middle sunday of the championships when we have had a lot of rain but it's all changed. the rest day is a thing of the past, as wimbledon comes into line with the other grand slams by scheduling play all 1a days, and it's particularly special this year because it's the centenary celebrations of centre court. every single champion has been invited and there's already been a sighting of eight times champion roger federer as well as 1500 local refugees from ukraine, afghanistan and syria. there will be live music and memories of iconic moments on centre court. hoping to keep that party atmosphere going is britain's heather watson, who has paid on every day of the tournament so far, because she is true to the last 16 of the singles and doubles. she expects a diffic

chethan pathak�*s at the all england club and chetan — what went wrong for boulter? the latest?et us bring you live pictures from court one at the moment where liam brady, the wild card from stockport who has never got this far at a grand slam is taking on the australian alex to manoa. —— taking on alex de minaur. de minaur is katie built up a mac boyfriend, he is 27th in the world now. he reached the third round in 2018, he knows his way on grass court. credit to broady, he is fighting to stay alive in these championships. we will keep you updated. british fans biting their nails over broady but it is unfortunately all over for katie boulter, the 25—year—old who has been beaten by harmony tan. she worked at —— she knocked out serena williams. so many great asset the british player has got but harmony tan has come out of nowhere to become one of the stories out of this championships. she got herself over the line in straight sets, this tookjust over the line in straight sets, this took just 53 over the line in straight sets, this tookjust 53 minutes over the line in straight set

welcome along tonight as the tennis fans are starting make their way out of the all england club fullpionships, so many great that we have seen but it is one familiar ending that we have to bring you and that is novak djokovic, the top seed here, the defending champion who once more retains his title. you beat australia's nick kyrgios in for mac sets. surviving a scare in the first set, here is our sports correspondent. novak djokovic and nick kyrgios friendship, but as promised, they gave us fireworks. powerful and peaceful, first set to carry out damning nick kyrgios. think you can get that one? well yes, nick kyrgios could. a triumphant point but soon after the shingo kunieda set to djokovic. the opposition between nick kyrgios and the umpire related to a spectator he wanted removed. he pointed her out. on the court, nick kyrgios lost his way, and his frustrations were vented towards his cork friends and family, we have observed this before and it's never comfortable. but that tension in the nova jug rich team. comfortable. but that tension in the novajug rich team. nick comfortabl

he'll now face nick kygrios in sunday's final, as he looks to seal a seventh title at the all england clubg just three british men — roger taylor, tim henman and andy murray — who'd done this before him in the professional era. now it was his wimbledon semifinal. oh, and his, too. novak djokovic was the overwhelming favourite, with the experience, with the titles, with his very first service game broken. norrie burst into the match with a roar of possibility, and in a flash... won the first set 6—2. honestly, it's there in black and white. then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game. norrie scrambled, stumbled and got up, but lost the second set. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. with norrie 2—1 down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go! and norrie did not give up. he's given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic, a look towards a critic in the crowd and then words for his opponent. cameron didn't have much to lose. he was playing probably. the tournament of his life and obviously playing at home is never

the two ladies finalist will both be making history at the all england club this weekend.pper became the first -- she became the first east african woman to reach a championship match after she ended the dream run in london. the number three seed needed to reset to get past the german. she has one 22 of her last 24 matches. she will head in the favorite. standing in her weight will be the first player from kazakhstan to reach a maitre -- major final. the big hitting 20 thrilled lasted her way to within a win. she fired 70 winners in the victory. >> the labor market is still strong. it does paint

i'm chethan partak live at the all england club. a big shock as the winning run of number one seed iga swiatek comes to an end. she knocked out by the world number 37. it's not a super saturday for the brits as katie boulter�*s wimbledon comes to an end. that was liam brodie, the same thing has happened to it katie boulter, beaten in straight sets. we will round up a british action for you as well. and i'm ben croucher at the bbc sport centre with the rest of today's headlines. denied at the death — wales pay the penalty with a last—minute loss to south africa. news of ireland and england defeats too. some brutal batting at edgbaston sees india take control of the final test against england. and carlos can't be caught as sainz sweeps to pole ahead of the british grand prix. welcome along. thank you forjoining us, the sonjust welcome along. thank you forjoining us, the son just hidden welcome along. thank you forjoining us, the sonjust hidden behind the clouds now but this has easily been the warmest day of the championship so far. w

laura scott is at the all england club for us. laura what a match in prospect? exactly.his abdominal muscle. nick kyrgios has a walk over to the final. he said it wasn't how he wanted to get there but he is excited. there is still a real buzz because britain's ninth seed, cameron norrie will play the six time champion novak djokovic for a place in the final, he called it one of the toughest tasks in tennis. cameron norrie's new favourite word is "crazy". he says crazy atmospheres have helped him through crazy matches, to the crazy point of being in the wimbledon semifinal. his remarkable run has earned him the royal seal of approval and a hill full of fans. is this now cameron's crest? obviously, a lot of hype at the moment and a lot of people following all around the world. it's just a lot to take in right now but i'm going to... it sounds amazing and everything but i'm going to have to try and bring it down again and go back to basics. norrie's just the fourth british man to reach the final four here, after roger taylor in the '70s, tim henman in the '90s and '00s and,

welcome today, 14 of 14, another absolute scorcher at the all england club, fans are still hanging one doubles on at the big screen, but the big finish has been delivered yet again by novak djokovic, a familiar story to bring you for a fourth consecutive year, here is the men's singles championship. it brings a level with dominic up against nick kyrgios, he has got thejob dominic up against nick kyrgios, he has got the job is done dominic up against nick kyrgios, he has got thejob is done in four sets. kerry is... nick kyrgios never been this far in a grand slam and in the first set he was the one who started more at ease, freer, looser... it was djokovic who was tight and it was nick kyrgios who took that first set to give himself hope, to get himself believing. he got the crowd excited to. but time and time again we have seen novak djokovic doing this, reset, come again, never lose faith and he took the second and the third set to put himself in the driver seat. and then into a fourth set we went and took a pitch, with that muscle memory, 38 previous consecutive wins on centre court

joe wilson is at the all england club and waiting for his fourth round match.rgios you don't know. i'm not sure if he knows. there is _ with kyrgios you don't know. i'm not sure if he knows. there is a - with kyrgios you don't know. i'm not sure if he knows. there is a sense i sure if he knows. there is a sense of apprehension, sure if he knows. there is a sense ofapprehension, because sure if he knows. there is a sense of apprehension, because in his last match both players were fine bed after his opponent hit the ball into the crowd and kyrgios saying his opponent should be disqualified and kyrgios of course won the match. we have to ask ourselves whether kyrgios uses these outbursts to unsettle his opponent. but yourself in the shoes of his 20—year—old opponent today. look, it will be new to him. he has never been at this stage in a grand slam. one of the other talking points has been the crowds, small in comparison to recent normal wimbledons. the chief executive said she thinks that is down to fewer people joining the queue and they wonder why people aren'

, with the british number one cameron norrie looking to make the most of home support at the all england clubon and welcome to the bbc news at 0ne. borisjohnson�*s decision to appoint chris pincher as deputy chief whip is facing further scrutiny after a former top civil servant said the prime minister was briefed "in person" about an investigation into the mps conduct when he was a foreign office minister. downing street's account of what happened has shifted in the past few days — yesterday, it said mrjohnson was aware of some allegations which were either resolved or not part of a formal complaint — this was before he appointed mr pincher as deputy chief whip. but in a letter to the parliamentary standards commissioner, lord mcdonald, the former permanent secretary at the foreign office said the account given by number 10 was "not true". mr pincher was suspended as a conservative party mp last week over allegations he groped two men at a private members�* 0ur political correspondent ben wright has this report. are we good? not according to the former to - are we good? not according to the f

watching on at the all england club wasjoe wilson. this can only happen at wimbledon.ie has won tournaments before, normal tournaments for the client or world rankings in normal circumstances. this was not normal. this was the fifth set. and he broke david goffin the serve. cameron norrie stamina and composure got him here to 7—5, you done it, really. cameron norrie has collected influences and experiences from around the world with her peers mum from wales, dad from scotland and now everyone knows his name. it now everyone knows his name. it wasn't going my way from the beginning and i wasn't feeling good and feeling the ball and that was all credit to david, he was moving me, playing really good and i couldn't find my game thanks to you guys... couldn't find my game thanks to you cu s... , _ couldn't find my game thanks to you cu s... , , , ., couldn't find my game thanks to you cu s... , , . , guys... reserved by nature may be, but is going — guys... reserved by nature may be, but is going into all _ guys... reserved by nature may be, but is going into all of _ guys

the all england club. please rise, roger federer. honored today. wants to return after undergoing knee surgery. djokovic, what a day for him. djokovic set up the big forehand smash here. he won it in four sets. has not lost at wimbledon since 2017. a little off balance, line judge had his back. they shared a moment. a little chance to rest. the match lasted nearly five hours. look at him run all over the court. he won the point. after winning the point, wow, goes over and shakes hands with some of the fans in the front row. why not? he could not close. water-skiing by a pga golf course, why not? streelman, final hole, par 3 hole. look at this. how about a fresca? broke into a dance. he will have that. jt poston from 67 feet. no. he settled for par. was smiling after he finished off his second career pga win. he took home a $1.28 million check. that would go a long way. >> even in the city. >> you could celebrate a lot of 4th of julys. >> thanks. >>> coming up, hundreds of locals spending their holiday weekend fighting for abortion rights. >>> we ar

our sports news correspondent laura scott is at the all england club. described as a crazy match on a crazy day to set up a semifinal on friday with none other than novak djokovic. after emotional celebration is norrie admitted he will need to raise his level and races focus if he is to beat novak djokovic but he said he would take it to the top seed. today we have eight more players trying to book their spot in the semifinals. the semifinals. the former champion simona halep has yet to drop a set in the championship so far playing the young american amanda anisimova. then another american taylor fritz playing two times champion rafa nadal who has already won the first two grand slams of the year. then on court number one a big day for australian tennis because ajla tomljanovic is an action and then nick kyrgios. we wait to see if the court summons he faces has had any impact on him. he was silent on the matter yesterday further away from the singles and doubles action today for the brits. joe salisbury in action at the moment in the quarterfinals of th

nick hewer is as into the quarterfinals for the first time at the all england club since 2014 after aunlikely win against india in the delayed fifth test at edgbaston. they are chasing the hundred and 78 to win after bowling the visitors out 245 in their second innings on day four. they took care of the lower order shortly after lunch. captain ben stokes getting his indian counterpart jasprit bumrah. alex lees was then run out after a bright start for him and zak crawley. this one of three quick wickets. jonny bairstow and joe root then put england in a position. when they got together as they looked to pull off a record run chase. a premier league international footballer has been arrested on suspicion of rape in north london. the 29—year—old claire, who can't be named for legal reasons, was taken into custody this morning where he remains. —— 29—year—old player. in a statement the met police told bbc sport, on the met police told bbc sport, on the 4th ofjuly an allegation of rape of a woman in her 20s was reported to police. it is alleged it happened injune 2022. police arrested the

he hadn't lost at the all-england club since 2017.ues to gear up for his return to competitive golf competing in a pro am in ireland as a warm-up for the british open. the 15 time major winner closed with a two over 74 to finish tied for the 39th. he wanted to make sure that he was able to compete in the final major championship of the year which is why he opted to skip the u.s. open last month. >> the plan was to play in the u.s. open. but physically i was not able to do that. there is no way physically i could have done that. i had some issues with my leg and putting the tournament in jeopardy. no reason do that. >>> and lastly for you, ready, set, mow at the lawnmower world championships over the weekend. there are 16 different categories competing on a quarter mile track in what we'll call a grass roots sport because we love puns. it is the first time this three years that the races have been held and for safety reasons the blades were removed from the machines naturally. >> are these grownups? >> yeah, looks like grownups. i use

from the all england club this friday night, where various yet again a smile about for british tennistime. it is heather watson providing the story. she has played every single day of these championships because our first and second round matches crossed across two days because of the good old british weather, the rain. she is the hardest working woman at wimbledon because heather watson is right behind me as i speak on court 18 with heather dart playing in the women's doubles, but what a start to the day she had over on court one. let's show you what happened because she is into the last 16, she was playing kaja juvan, the first set was tighter, showing us as other impressive shots at the net. and it got even better, we were in a tie—break in the first set, it was tight and this was amongst these shots of the match, lobbying kaja juvan, who really couldn't deal with heather watson's variety today and the second set was more convincing from watson, she was 5—0 up, a mini fightback from kaja juvan, but it wasn't enough, job done for heather watson, who steals her place into the fourth

. >> reporter: the sun is setting over the all-england club after a day that has delivered drama and ehind me, one of the greatest of all time, novak djokovic, securing his seventh wimbledon title after a threat from a player he had never been before, or even won a set against. nick kyrgios, the great disruptor, who has repeatedly made headlines this season for his bad behavior, needed to maintain any chance at a meeting grand slam. one-set all in the third, it began to unravel for the australian. djokovic, piling on the pressure, grinding his opponent down for a comeback, while kyrgios roared in anger at his box , sensing the end was near. including prince george watching on, the royals saw djokovic charge three fourths- set tiebreak for his 21st grand slam. >> a loss of words for this tournament, this trophy and what it means to me, to my team, to my family. i have said this many times, it always has been and will be the most special tournament in my heart, the one that motivated me, inspired me to start playing tennis in small, little mountain resort in serbia, where my parents use