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chetan pathak has the details from the all england club.ome things are much bigger than tennis and ukraine provided a reminder of that here on day eight of the championships and confirming the place in the quarterfinals in consecutive years with the straight win over china's player wearing a black ribbon in memory of the dozens of people killed in russian strikes of the hospital in her native homeland. it was a great performance my side today it is very difficult day today for ukrainian people. cheering and applause it is not easy to focus on the match today and since the morning is very difficult to read the news and just to go on the court, it's really tough. she had an incredible run last year and if she's to do it again she is to beat the next opponent, the champion from two years ago was the last day after beating her opponent had to retire in the second set to the injury, she is a big favour to win a second title. the latvian player saw the challenge of the unseeded challenger, 6—2 to 6—3 to reach her third wimbledon final. waiting fo

chetan pathak has the details from the all england club.ings are much bigger than tennis and ukraine provided a reminder of that here on day eight of the championships and confirming the place in the quarterfinals in consecutive years with the straight win over china's player wearing a black ribbon and out of the dozens of people killed in russian strikes including the hospital the salad and her native homeland. it was a great performance my side — it was a great performance my side today it is very difficult day today for ukrainian people. it is not — day today for ukrainian people. it is not easy to focus on the match — it is not easy to focus on the match today and since the morning _ match today and since the morning is very difficult to read — morning is very difficult to read the _ morning is very difficult to read the news and just to go on the court. — read the news and just to go on the court, it's really tough. an incredible run last year and she's to do it again if she is to beat the next opponent, the champion from two years ago

we'll head live to the all england club. tourists to seek shelter overnight. more than 100 firefghters are still tackling the blaze, which officials say is now being brought under control. jessica lane has the latest. more than 100 firefighters spent the night battling these fires on the island of kos, trying to make sure they won't flare up again. this is one of greece's most popular and busiest tourist spots. the scenes last night at the hotel were quite alarming. the smoke was quite clearly billowing over the hill just across from us. the winds had changed and it was coming towards us, and i felt in that instant, immediately, slight panic and very challenged. you know, just felt i needed to get to the room, get the passports, grab our stuff and get out of the hotel. hundreds of people took refuge in this sports stadium last night after being evacuated. this morning many returned to their hotels and homes as it's hoped the worst of the fires have been put out for now. dozens of fires broke out across the country over the w

but it is a huge weekend at the all england club. are you ladies champion.nth time in a row, a new name on the venus rose water dish. an unexpected name, no one expected her to have this run at this championship. she won a title in 2021, had a year of illness and injury unlike her late coach who died in 2017 she has that same never give up attitude. she battled her way past daniel collins, ostapenko, elena rybakina, into the final againstjasmine paolini. paolini lit up againstjasmine paolini. paolini lit up the tournament with exuberance and joy but fell short today as krejcikova won in three sets. the women's singles at wimbledon has become predictably unpredictable, serving up a new champion for the seventh successive year. that was all that could be guaranteed. barbora krejcikova said she'd be fighting for every ball in honour of her mentor, the late championjana novotna, and that she did. a formidable first set. she was halfway there. but here came the italian pocket rocket jasmine paolini, launching herself back into contention. she is electric. but the

woman to reach a wimbledon final, the second italian player in history to reach the stage at the all england club back it up by reaching the wimbledon final. she is up having lost the first set, credit to krejcikova serving really well. striking the ball really well. he has dismissed the likes of daniel collins and ostapenko to reach the stage. far better to reach this stage. far better to reach this stage. credit to jasmine paolini to find that variety that has put krejcikova. herserve find that variety that has put krejcikova. her serve has faltered a bit and so jasmine paolini finds herself a game away from levelling up herself a game away from levelling up the match. centre court tries not to have favourites, sometimes it fails. it is clear from the sound they are behind jasmine paolini, it is exuberance and joy she brings to the tennis court has won people over. she is trying to level up the match. she is 5—2 up in the second set. a spirited second half comeback saw new zealand win 24—17 over england and claim a 2—0 series win. replacement beauden barrett played his part as the all blacks ma

the day as carlos alcaraz made it consecutive wimbledon titles beating novak djokovic at the all england cluborjoining us as spain are crowned european champions for a record fourth time. their 2—1 win over england in the euro 2024 final in berlin made it seven wins out of seven at this tournament and catapulted some of their players into superstardom. for england, it was a second successive loss in the final and our sports editor dan roan looks back on what might have been. this was uncharted territory for england. never before had its men's team contested a major final on foreign soil. now for those fortunate enough to be in berlin, a chance to witness history. they've got to bring it home now. ijust can't believe we are here in berlin. it's written in the stars. we rode our luck— throughout the tournament. it's happening, i it's coming home. here in a venue of epic proportions, greatness beckoned. in what could be his final game in charge, the manager and his players arrived for a date with destiny. england! could they be the ones to secure a first major title since that iconic day, 58 yea

so, chris, you're the digital products lead at the all england club.sing al to scan the social media feeds of players to be able to protect them from trolls. can you tell me a little bit more about that? yeah, absolutely. so that's a joint initiative that we launched with some of the other tennis governing bodies earlier this year. and you know, we all we all know about the potential negative impacts of social media. and it's another great example of where we're looking at the latest technology that's available and really thinking about where it can have a really positive impact. that could be for our players, that could be for our fans, that could be the people that are attending here on site and getting very excited right now over the tennis. um, but, you know, essentially it's about finding that latest technology and finding where it can really add value to wimbledon as an experience. and have you had any player feedback in terms of that particular application of artificial intelligence? yeah. we've had really positive feedback that it's something t

started at wimbledon earlier on sunday as carlos alcaraz made it back to back men's titles at the all england clubng was chetan patak. last year we had a five set epic between these two. this time it was entirely different, in part because on, and a big part carlos alcaraz is a better player a year on, and a big part also because novak djokovic was clearly out of sorts. alcaraz level was high from the start. he broke the djokovic serve early and then raced into a two set lead. all that whilst the seven time champion struggled. djokovic only had knee surgery last month, and up against a relentless player like alcaraz, it showed. there was a brief opening for a djokovic comeback in the third set when alcaraz led his first championship points slip away, but he made no mistake in the tie break, winning in straight sets. at 21, he becomes the youngest man to win wimbledon and the french open in the same year. i'm repeating, you know, my dream. yeah, i want you to keep going, but i obviously it's a great feeling to, to play in this court, in this beautiful court, uh, to leave this amazing trophy. i'm go

chethan pathak has all the details from the all england club. rain keeps on coming at these championships and so do the surprises, his wait for his first wimbledon final continues. the world number one was hampered by illness during his quarterfinal against daniel medvedev but still managed to take into five sets. he'd won the last five against the russian fifth seed but this was medvedev�*s moment, revenge for his australian open final defeat. he is through to the semifinals again. where just like last year, carlos awaits. the defending champion wanted his match to be done before spain kicked off their football game. he got his wish of the title at queen �*s coming into these championships held him up by winning the first set. the defending champion was too good thereafter, reeling off the next three to reach the last four again. in the women's draw, new zealand's qualify, lulu's magical run is over. the world number 123 playing up her first grand slam took the first set, the croatian study thereafter. injuries nearly forced her out of the spor

we have all the details from the all england club. coming at these championships and so do the surprises. yannick sinner�*s wait for his first wimbledon final continues. the top seed and world number one was hampered by illness during his quarter—final against daniil medvedev but still managed to take him to five sets. sinner had won the last five against the russian fifth seed but this was medvedev�*s moment — revenge for his australian open final defeat. he is through to the semi finals again where, just like last year, carlos alcaraz awaits. the defending champion wanted his match against tommy paul to be done before spain kicked off their football game. he got his wish, but the american won the grasscourt title at queens coming into this championships and held alcaraz up but he was too good after, reeling off the next three to reach the last four again. in the women's draw, the new zealand qualifier lulu sun's magical run is over. the world number 123 playing at her first grand slam took a first set and steady there after though.

he has been out on the practice courts at the all england club over the weekend but with his first—rounduesday, he says he'll make a decision on his fitness late on monday. practised on the grass last couple of days — last three days practised on the grass and then played a set today. i'm gonna play a set again tomorrow, i'm going to do some physical testing in the morning before that, just around my movement, to see where that is and then, you know, should probably be able to make a decision, you know, tomorrow afternoon—evening. i mean, every day, it has been getting better and better, i just don't know whether it's enough time. is it the leg causing you more problems or the back? the back�*s fine, now. the back was pretty — i mean, it was pretty bad during all the clay season and then through — a few days before queens, it started again. and it was pretty bad during queens and then, i started kind of managing but when i sort of lost control of my leg, that sort of — not easy to play like that. so, yeah, back feels much better now but, yeah, it's the leg that needs to improve now. the

he has been on the practice court at the all england club over the weekend, but, with his match fasthe says he will make a decision on his fitness late on monday. last three days, practised on the grass. and then just set today. set again tomorrow. we'll do some physical testing in the morning before that, just around my movement, to see where that is, and, you know, it should probably be able to make a decision, you know, tomorrow afternoon or evening. every day it has been getting better and better, ijust don't know whether it is enough time. is it the leg causing more problems or the back? the back�*s fine, now. the back was pretty — it was pretty bad during all the clay season, then a few days before queens, it started again. and it was pretty bad during queens, and then i started kind of managing, but when i sort of lost control of my leg, that, sort of — not easy to play like that. so the back feels much better now, but the — it's — it's the leg that needs to improve, now. the way you're talking, it sounds as if you think there is a genuine chance you could play singles? today

well, that one of several second round matches at the all england club on wednesday, including a shockdraw, as naomi osaka's tournament is over. better news for the home hopes in emma raducanu though, as her fitness so far looks like it's holding up. chetan pathak has a round up from the day's action, and a look ahead to thursday. whoever wins the men's singles title at wimbledon this year will have a job on their hands beating carlos alcaraz, the defending champion showed all his qualities again against an impressive grass court player. the australian worked hard in the first site, taking it to a tie—break. once alcaraz found his rhythm, he powered through the next two sets, to set up a third—round match. the man alcaraz beat in last year's finals, daniil medvedev, fighting for his set and a break down to beat alexander muller and 3.5 hours. many people's favourite for the title, coco gauff, stormed past to move into the third round in 66 minutes, the us open champion is a players each transformed from the one that lost in the first round last year. as for the four—time champion naomi

it's been another catch your breath day at the all england club.th the news that andy murray, two—time wimbledon champion, has seemingly played his final singles match here, failing to recover from recent surgery. he pulled out of the singles. we should still see him in the doubles, all being well with his brotherjamie murray later in the week. for another 37—year—old, coming back from injury and surgery, novak djokovic had better news. surgery he had last month hasn't cost him a shot of the title this year, farfrom it, wearing a knee support on his right leg he showed no signs of discomfort as he eased past a qualifier in straight sets. i'm very pleased, the way i felt on the court, obviously coming into wimbledon this year, a little bit of a different circumstance for me because of the knee. i didn't know how everything is going to unfold on the court really, practice sessions are quite different than official matchplay, so i'm just extremely glad that the way i felt today, the way i played. russia's andre rublev the highest seed to fall, losing

about britain's two most high—profile players teaming up to give murray a final swansong at the all england clubimbledon gave us the latest. yeah, it's hugely disappointing, isn't it, samantha? there was a real buzz and excitement here, i think it's fair to say, even walking in this morning forjust the idea of andy murray and emma raducanu, the two active british players that are grand slam champions, playing together for what would potentially then be his final match here at wimbledon. and it isn't going to happen for the reasons that you just said. emma raducanu citing that stiffness in her right she beat the ninth seed, maria sakkari, yesterday, and emma raducanu in a statement saying that she's decided to make the very tough decision to withdraw from the mixed doubles, she's disappointed, she was looking forward to playing with andy, but she's got to take care. and a really difficult decision, i'm sure, for raducanu because she's got a wonderful opportunity here to to go all the way, quite frankly, samantha, i didn't think i'd say that about raducanu coming into these championships. we shoul

it's been another catch your breath day at the all england club.l singles match here, failing to recoverfrom surgery. he pulled out of the singles, we should still see him in the doubles or being well with his brotherjamie well with his brother jamie murray later well with his brotherjamie murray later in the week. for another 37—year—old, coming back from injury and surgery, know that djokovic was better news. at surgery he had last month hasn't cost him a shot of the title this year, far from it, wearing a knee support on his right leg he showed no signs of discomfort as he eased past qualifier in straight sets. �* , , sets. i'm very pleased, the way i felt on sets. i'm very pleased, the way i felt on the _ sets. i'm very pleased, the way i felt on the court _ sets. i'm very pleased, the way i felt on the court obviously - i felt on the court obviously coming into wimbledon this year, a little bit of a different circumstance for me. i didn't know how everything is going to unfold on the court really, practice sessions are quite different and offi

evening, we'll get to the all england club and lord's shortly, but we'll start at the european championshipgland prepare for their semifinal against the netherlands on wednesday. after their uninspiring progress through the group stage, extra time against slovakia and penalties against switzerland, they find themsleves one match away from a return to the final. we heard from luke shaw today, who says he's ready to start on wednesday, after coming off the bench on saturday, and was also asked about the negativity that gareth southgate has had to deal with. i don't really understand the criticism. i think what he's done for the country, for us as players as well, and he's really took us to the next level, no manager has really been as successfuly as he's done recently another semifinal coming is exactly what need and for that we are able to go out on the pitch and try to be at our best. and personally, i've got a lot to thank him for because he showed a lot of faith picking me when he didn't have to, and for that i will always be thankful but i need to repay the faith he's shown in me. let's

we'll also get you caughtp at wimbledon as the all england club moves to the final matches this weekend. all that plus a look at the weekend weather forecast when we come right back. the weekend weather forecast when we come right back. >>> and a fly ball, short center with hang time, and it's caught. oh, how about -- oh, did he catch it, or did it drop? >> so that game winning catch by the tampa bay jose he sprinted for a pop up in short center field, as you saw it fell out of his glove as he celebrated. the yankees challenged it, but it was uphold after review. it's an out, it's over. the yankees had the tying and go ahead runs on base, but they win 5-4 and extends the yankees streak a winless series. and despite 18 losses in the last 25 games they're two games and the team prepared to meet tonight in baltimore for the start of the series before the all-star break. look at that, red sox now only 5 1/2 back. to milwaukee now and another dominant performance on the mound for pittsburgh pirates star. the all-star right-hander struck out 11 batters in seven innings of no hit ball. he was

we'll be live at the all england club for details of who she'll meet in the final. lightful debut at lord's forjamie smith. his half—century helps england into a dominant position against west indies in the first test. hello there and welcome along to the programme. so, the stage is set. they've faced plenty of high—profile criticism along the way, but after a month of scrutiny and, at times, underwhelming performances, england have done what they set out to do in germany and have reached another european championship final. after this 0llie watkins winner, there'sjust one more match to go in the competition, which will see gareth southgate�*s side taking on spain — arguably the most impressive team at the tournament — in berlin's olympic stadium on sunday night. lots of reaction and build—up to come over the next half hour of sportsday. let's start at their training base in erfurt, where we can join our reporter alex howell. alex, plenty of reasons, then, for england to be cheerful, right? there reall is, england to be cheerful, right? there really is, gavin. _ engl

there was always going to be a new ladies champion at wimbledon we'll head to the all england club wherearbara krejikova has lifted the trophy. welcome to berlin, we're at brandeburg gate where fans have been congregating all day, one of the city's iconic landmarks, and england have arrived here in the hope that in the next 2a hours berlin will be written into their history as they look to win their first major final overseasall 26 players morning at their team base about 150 miles south west. over the past month from gelsenkirchen to, frankfurt, cologne, dusseldorf they have struggled to find their feet, until that semifinal against in dortmund against the dutch, a vastly improved performance, and there is every expectation that they will be unchanged for the final, perhaps the one question is whether luke shaw, gets to start in place of kieran tripper in that left wingback role we might get some clues later in the programme when we hear from gareth southgate. england arriving here in the city, a few hours ago, southgate is due to speak at the olympiastadion in the next 15 minutes and w

she has been a patron of the all england lawn tennis and croquet club... that's it from me.he best of the breaks in the cloud being further west for example in parts of cornwall. not looking bad at all in viewed earlier. earlier today plenty of sunshine. through this afternoon across southern counties from devon to sussex there will be some showers and one or two thunderstorms are possible. temperatures up to... otherwise it's a cool day on these eastern areas of eastern scotland to 14 eastern areas of eastern scotland to 1a in aberdeen. the average this time of year is 18, so you can seal feel yourself short changed. during this evening and overnight that area of low pressure. maybe a few patches getting over the pennines. temperatures over the most part saying into double figures. sunday forecast an area of low pressure continues to bring wet weather to parts of eastern england. stay... a brighter day in central scotland with some sunshine. sunshine develops over parts of southern england, probably some breaks in the cloud for northern england. when we see the july cloud f

. >> straight sets 6, 4, 6, 3, >> and the all england club this morning. >> the attack is. has won. 21 straight championships. wimbledon. all right. the nathan's hot dog contest. eric went on as today on independence day over joni island, brooklyn. jose joey chestnut has won 16 of the last 17 competition wasn't in he had other sponsors banned him from competing. that's corny anyway. that being said the show went on and a new champ born. patrick. bertha lady. lizzy eating goblin. his first men's title. the 39 year-old. 13 competitors. how many i think i heard them say 58 a lot living meanwhile, on the women's side of the menu, a familiar came away with the victory won. miki sudo. she claimed her 10th title in the and women's side and 51 >> 51 glaze for making. and god bless america. am i right? all right. >> that is your look at sports. back to you guys. >> had one hot dog today. thanks for us. >> a 76 year-old former joel's strap mcclure celebrated july 4th, swimming in paris's iconic saying river the american adventure and journalist braved the murky waters to mark the holi

. >> this year's french open champion seeking his second straight title at the all england club and his 4th grand slam all. >> send it back to you guys. all right, dan, thanks a lot from 4 is your local election headquarters. and as we mark exactly 4 months until election day, representatives the oil industry have decided to withdraw their own measure from the upcoming ballot. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, the oil industry makes clear they will continue to fight this law. but instead of asking you the voters to overturn it, the industry is now going with a different approach. it's a question long debated by state leaders. where should oil wells be allowed and where should they be? forbidden eyes. 25 knows 10. the measure passes. that was the vote in fall 2022. when the legislature passed and the governor signed sb 1137. into law as part of his 2022 climate package. the law requires all oil and gas wells in the state to have a buffer zone of at least 3,200 feet from places deemed a sensitive areas like schools, homes, hospitals, and parks. supporters of the la

we'll have all the build up from the all england club. hey say all good things have to come to an end. good might be slightly underselling jimmy anderson's career as one of the greatest bowlers in history. he has bowled his last delivery in international cricket and was amongst the wickets as england wrapped a comprehensive innings victory over west indies on the third morning at lord's. our sports correspondent joe wilson is there. james anderson took his 704th wicket. sadly, because of the weakness in west indies batting, there was no sense of tension on the outcome of the map, it was whether james anderson could have taken his final wicket with his final ball. he was putting down —— he put down a caught and bowled. atkins is the kind of bowler that england think will help them win back the ashes —— macro atkinson. there is i think almost our unique sense of gratitude here at the house of lords —— at lord's, it is what his ongoing career and profile has done for test cricket. career and profile has done for test cricket. yesterday we wer

there was always going to be a new ladies champion at wimbledon we'll head to the all england club where brandeburg gate where fans have been congregating all day, one of the city's iconic landmarks, and england have arrived here in the hope that in the next 24 hours berlin will be written into their history as they look to win their first major final overseasall 26 players morning at their team base about 150 miles south west.

everything is on schedule with the rooves on centre and number one courts, let's head to the all england cluburmuring whether _ more andy murray news? there was murmuring whether or _ more andy murray news? there was murmuring whether or not - more andy murray news? there was murmuring whether or not andy - more andy murray news? there was . murmuring whether or not andy murray playing in the men's potentially scheduled for thursday with his brother would see the last we see of him at wimbledon potentially ever. then the news coming through that he will be playing in the next doubles with emma raducanu. it was the news that lifted everyone's soul is around here because as you mention, the rain has been here, we had the outside and then that news that andy murray will play in the next doubles. both of them us open champions. emma raducanu has been so open about how much she idolised andy murray, she is her healing growing up she had his poster on her wall and now she will be playing next doubles with him. he teamed up in the mixed doubles with serena williams, got a lot of people very excited,

carlos alvarez on to the finals trying to defend his title at the all england club, 6, 7, 6, 3, 6, 4, 6, 4, >> so who would he face? novak djokovich against lorenzo musetti in the other semifinal. the 22 year-old italian. >> musetti looking to pull off a huge upset against the number 2 seed. but joker rolls through the first set. hitting a nice one right here. he's looking for his 25th grand slam title, which would break a tie with margaret court for the most ever. moos said he didn't go away quietly. coming up to that point on the way. >> second set went to a tie breaker but djokovich would win that 1, 7, points to 2. i'll tell you said he fought. >> you've got a lot of points with his back against the wall. but joe can ditch eventually finished him off. >> 6, 4, 7, 6, 6, 4, and i'll tell you what tennis fans get to bed early on saturday night. we've got an epic final djokovich against out 06:00am sunday states rematch of last year's final which out there as one in 5 sets. so it's going to be a lot of fun. we'll see about as the youngster can can win another one, joke in which the ve

kate has been the patron of the all england club since 2016.g out the winner's trophy after the singles final. it will be her second public appearance since she announced her cancer diagnosis back here in the bay. baseball teams the giants and the a's are making fans proud, and in basketball, the warriors gm speaks on steph curry's possible extension. here's abc seven sports director larry beil. >> good morning everybody. the giants took the field last night with three games left before the all star break. forever trying to generate any kind of momentum in the first half of the season. hey, this was cool. two bay area pitchers started this game. put her in, coach. she's ready to play. she's got a glove and everything. i love that intensity. san anselmo native joe ryan, starting for the twins. giants drafted him in 2014. he did not sign with them. this was not the homecoming he hoped for. mike yastrzemski doubles and run byron buxton, lookout. that's the bank of america you just ran into. giants score three in the first two innings, ryan five an

cody in straight sets today to move in 2 3rd round score a little faster at the all england club hitting the perfect lob shot here. for one of her. many winners today, goff is trying to erase the disappointment. >> of last year's performance at this tournament you got knocked out in the first round. she will face british qualifier. so no held next. and look for her first win. title. >> meanwhile, on the men's side, carlos alker as had a little bit of trouble alexander. look each. >> goes in and defeats the champion. 52 minutes to win the first set. 76 out kerr has won the next 2 sets. 48 min. it's pretty amazing. moves on to the 3rd round as number one seed jannik sinner. one. against fellow countrymen, >> all right. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thank you, jason. the biden campaign is scrambling to reassure a key allies. president biden is fit for office. his debate performance kicked off a frenzy among democrats. our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has the latest on the president's efforts to shore up support. >> multiple governors, including illinois d

an all england clash at the all england club.n almighty tie—break, winning match point at his sixth attempt. but if he thinks he is tired now, he should brace himself for round two, djokovic awaits. andy murray appears to have played his last singles match at wimbledon. the three times grand slam champion announced this morning that he was pulling out of today's scheduled match because of injury. but he says he's still aiming to play in the doubles with his brotherjamie. murray has won wimbledon twice, becoming the first british player to take the men's singles title for more than 70 years. our sports correspondent joe wilson has more. andy murray was supposed to be on centre. he was on the practice court, still working on his fitness, knowing it was too late. the man who went all the way, who brought us with him, the former wimbledon champion, will not play here in the singles again. the waiting is over! there are a lot of emotions around the court. a lot of people obviously disappointed not to see you, and loads of people wishi

she's only made the quarterfinals on one occasion at the all england club, and this year's draw has nots clay court season because it's going to be impossible for me to manage the rest of the season to november, basically, properly. so, yeah. i came here early to practice on the same grass i'm going to play matches at and i think it was a smart move. but i think probably every year we'll plan it a bit differently. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. thanks forjoining me. well, july, statistically, is our warmest month of the summer, but thisjuly — at least, the beginning — is looking very different. mother nature has decided to put a pause on the summer heat. it's going to be rather on the cool side, even really windy at times in the north of the uk and, of course, there is some rain on the way. so, let's have a look at the forecast for monday. a couple of weather fronts spreading across the uk, and early in the morning, we will have had fairly cloudy weather with some rain splashing throughout towards the east that morning. sunshine and temperatures of around 13 or 1a degrees celsius

french open, now she's set to become the first italian woman to play in a singles final at the all england club'm so happy for me and also for my team, for my family, who believed also, always in myself. um, if i win, if i lose, i think it's going to be a beautiful moment for me. paolini is quickly attracting a fan club. even singer pink dropped in — for a hug and perhaps to share some tips on how to entertain a big crowd, something the italian may need as she bids to join the list of champions here. wimbledon has seen seven different women win the last seven titles. if barbora krejcikova adds her name later on, well, she'll have one particular past champion on her mind. in 1998, an emotionaljana novotna claimed the venus rose water dish. she didn't know then that she'd be inspiring fellow countrywoman krejcikova to follow in her footsteps. the 28—year—old was mentored by her hero before her passing seven years ago. i mean, she loved this place. she was very passionate about it and she always told me very nice stories. and i know that she was also playing the legends and i'm really honoured and

the italian, making history at the all england club, with her second grand slam final in a row. the next five years. that's the proposal from the industry regulator, ofwat. but that's far less than the water companies had asked for, and they are saying it's not nearly enough to address problems like sewage leaks. our business editor, simonjack, reports. ageing infrastructure, underinvestment and unprecedented rainfall have exposed nasty problems in our water system that need to be fixed, and someone's got to pay. today, the regulator announced what that would mean for consumer bills. there's a big range in the proposed bill rises. southern water customers will see bills rise 44%, thames, a rise of 23%, and ses, which only does water, not the more expensive waste, down 15%. but bear in mind this doesn't include normal inflation, so bill rises are likely to be higher than this. given the terrible service, why are most customers being asked to pay more? nobody wants to see bills go up, and that's why we've very carefully scrutinised this package. we need to invest more to improve h

if he does, it's likely to be the last time he'll appear at the all england club before retiring.g ok, remember him at queens? after this, a cyst was removed from his spine. it had been squashing a nerve, affecting his leg. there's a chance now, he thinks, of playing wimbledon singles, more likely doubles, later. i'm not so concerned about the amount of, like the length of the match and stuff. it's just whether i can feel my leg properly. if i can feel my leg properly i don't care whether it's five sets or three sets, singles or doubles, but that's what i'm just waiting, you know, for the nerve to fully resolve. yeah, before i'm able to play properly again. well, after all these years, andy murray understandably still commands our attention. but, you know, men's tennis is changing. recognise this man? italy's jannik sinner is italy's top seed for the first time. carlos alcaraz defends his wimbledon title as the reigning french champion too. he's only 21. so is this player. break point, raducanu. after all her injuries, emma raducanu is ranked 135 in the world. she's on centre cour

laura scott reports from the all england club. summer, hey?, really. you've brought your bin bag with you! i laughter. i know, you've got to be prepared for all the weather! under the roof, the previously unknown qualifier lulu sun shone. but then faded as donna vekic fought her way to the final four. but was the roof creating a mugginess that was hard to play in? from one player who looked out on their feet to another who was out of sorts. the world number one jannik sinner had to leave centre court. he dug deep to push through five sets but a spot in the semifinals went the way of the fiendish fifth seed daniil medvedev. at one moment i could feel that he doesn't move that well. so it's always tricky because you want to play more points to make him suffer a little bit more, in a good way, and at the same time, you know that he at one point is going to say, "ok, i cannot run any more, so i'm going to go full power". and that's what he did. perhaps it was the rain outside, or perhaps it was the calibre of the contest, but the crowd packed in t

chet and patrick they are from the all england club. a quick update from munich.ll leading france to— one of the first of the euro semifinals. about ten minutes to have time. busy day for new prime minister sir keir starmer. in the last few hours he left for the nato summit in dc — sir keir�*s first major international event as prime minister. earlier, sir keir addressed mps in parliament for the first time as prime minister. labour mps on the govenrment benches for the first time in 1a years. he said it was time to turn the page and unite in a common endeavour of national renewal. vicki young has this report. this hasn't happened for a while. a labour prime minister entering the commons after a landslide election victory. it was standing room only for all the new mps on the government side, happily breaking the rule that they shouldn't clap in the chamber. then it was back to tradition, black rod kicking off the ceremonial side of the day. nothing can happen in the commons without a speaker, so sir lindsay hoyle was re—elected and — another ancient convention — d

the iconic tennis tournament at the all england club is a mainstay of the sporting calendar and is synonymouse and be seen, and of course enjoy delicacies like strawberries and cream. here is a fact for you. apparently over 38 tonnes of the fruit is consumed over the championship. well, one of those fans joins us now — our own sally bundock — the fact that i want to know, the figure i want to know is where are you in the queue right now? mil where are you in the queue right now?— right now? all right. i am 1607, which _ right now? all right. i am 1607, which means- right now? all right. i am 1607, which means i - right now? all right. i am 1607, which means i mayj right now? all right. i am - 1607, which means i may not get centre court tickets, port number one or two. i centre court tickets, port number one ortwo. i might centre court tickets, port number one or two. i might be on the fringes. we were not early enough. we got here at four o'clock this morning. already 1606 were already in the curia. anyway, never mind. we are having a marvellous time, and you can see it is busy and the peopl

favourites will there be a spanish double, carlos alcaraz is wimbledon champion once again at the all england club good evening, exactly four weeks after england played their first match in germany they have reached the most important match in germany. the final in berlin. the most important match in germany. it seemed unlikely. that flat group stage , the knockout stage was torture at times, but they are here. only one change from the netherlands match with luke shaw in for kieran trippier. luke shaw starting his first match since february out on the left. pick forward in gold, walker stones and marc guehi, seica on the right wing back, declan rice, kobbie mainoo the mealsjude bellingham, phil foden floating around and behind the captain harry kane. two changes for spain from their semi—final against france — dani carvajal and le normand are back in the line up for jesus navas and nacho. when i see mine, has in her mind aymeric laporte marc cucurella rodrigo fabienne ruiz, five in ruiz was not lost a mattress pain. anyone thatis was not lost a mattress pain. anyone that is played and since he mad

chethan pathak has all the details from the all england club the rain keeps on coming at these championshipsev but still managed to take into five sets. he'd won the last five against the russian fifth seed but this was medvedev�*s moment, revenge for his australian open final defeat. he is through to the semifinals again. where just like last year, carlos awaits. the defending champion wanted his match to be done before spain kicked off their football game. to be done before spain kicked off theirfootball game. he to be done before spain kicked off their football game. he got his wish of the title at queen �*s coming into these championships held him up by winning the first set. the defending champion was too good thereafter, reeling off the next three to reach the last four again. in the women's draw, new zealand's qualify, lulu's magical run is over. the world number 123 playing up herfirst grand slam took the first set, the croatian study thereafter. injuries nearly forced her out of the sport. a resilient show this time as she won in three to reach herfirst grand slam semifinal. and the

welcome along to the all england club at the beginning on day one of the wimbledon championships.t about catching their breath, because in the last few moments, emma raducanu has done it, she missed last year's championships with wrist and ankle surgeries. the year before that she found yourself going out in the third round —— second round. she is safely through. was of andy murray? will he be there? more on him to come. today started with seven british players hoping to progress to the second round and with the story of the day so far, drew savage reports. so much to see on the first day at wimbledon, seven out of the 19th british men and women in first—round action were playing today. those on court 18 got to see the first. heather watson is 32. she has had back problems of late and struggled with her second serve against greet minnen. watson has loved playing at wimbledon. eight years ago she won the mixed doubles here. but on world drinking alone the belgian was the favoured and justify that tag. charlie broome was making his wimbledon debut at the age of 26 against something

the american who is seeded 12th, has matched his best run at the all england club, he also reached therlos alcaraz, faces the queens champion tommy paul tomorrow. world number one jannick sinner is first on centre tomorrow against daniil medvedev. elina svitolina broke down in tears after her win in the last 16 today. she wore a black ribbon during the match after russian strikes killed dozens of people and seriously damaged a children's hospital in her native ukraine. she beat china's wang xinyu is straight sets, but said it was one of the toughest matches she's had to play. it was a good performance from my side today, and you know, it's very difficult day today for ukrainian people. applause. it's not easy to focus on the match and you know, since the morning it's very difficult to read the news and just to go on the court, it's extremely tough. next up the full seat moscow born rybakina who was a champion at 2022. the highest seed and women. she took the first set and was 3— love up in second before the russian retired. seeing the qualifying loosened for the also the french open en